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#!/bin/bash
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function usage
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# pdflatex /Users/scott/Documents/ampas/iif/aces-dev/documents/P-2013-001/P-2013-001.tex

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Specification
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This section describes the data intended for use within the ACES Metadata file.
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## Namespace
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All top level structures shall be tagged as being within the `aces` namespace with urn `urn:ampas:aces:amf:v2.0`
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## UML Diagram
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The following UML diagrams are segments of the complete UML diagram which is not included in this document due to space constraints. To view the entire UML diagram in SVG format visit [https://aces.mp/amf\_uml](https://aces.mp/amf\_uml).
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### acesMetadataFile
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### amfInfo
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### pipeline
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The ACES Metadata File (“AMF”) is a sidecar XML file intended to exchange the metadata required to recreate ACES viewing pipelines. It describes the transforms necessary to configure an ACES viewing pipeline for a collection of related image files.
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</span><span class="tEl">&lt;xs:pattern</span><span class="tAN"> value=</span><span class="tAV">"urn:ampas:aces:transformId:v1.5:(IDT\.\S+\.\S+\.a\d+\.v\d+|ACEScsc\.\S+\.a\d+\.\d+\.\d+)"</span><span class="tEl">/&gt;</span><span class="tI">
357+
</span><span class="tEl">&lt;xs:pattern</span><span class="tAN"> value=</span><span class="tAV">"urn:ampas:aces:transformId:v2.0:(Input\.\S+\.\S+\.a\d+\.v\d+|CSC\.\S+\.a\d+\.v\d+)"</span><span class="tEl">/&gt;</span><span class="tI">
357358
</span><span class="tEl">&lt;/xs:restriction&gt;</span><span class="tI">
358359
</span><span class="tEl">&lt;/xs:simpleType&gt;</span></pre></td>
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