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Vocabulary
Work
Group
|
Maturity Level : 3 | Standards Status : Trial Use |
| Source |
ISO
3166
Home
Page
|
| System |
ISO
3166
is
a
3
part
standard,
each
of
which
defines
a
code
system:
|
| Version | If necessary to exchange the version (see below), use the year of release in the format YYYY |
| Code |
|
| Display | Use the Country or State/Province Name |
| Inactive | There are no codes that are inactive |
| Subsumption | No Subsumption relationships are defined amongst the Country Codes |
| Filter Properties | Regex on code - see below |
A few country codes have been reused (e.g. CS). If a version is needed, simply use the year of publication e.g. 1998.
ISO
Maintains
the
copyright
on
the
country
codes,
and
controls
it's
use
carefully.
For
further
details,
see
the
ISO
3166
Home
Page
The
Part
1
Code
system
identified
by
the
URI
urn:iso:std:iso:3166
contains
3
types
of
codes
for
country:
In almost all contexts of use, only one of these 3 subsets of codes are used / allowed. Value sets can be defined for these by enumerating the relevant codes . Alternatively, a regex can be used to define the value set intensionally. For example, this filter specifies only 3 letter codes:
"filter" : [{
"property" : "code",
"op" : "regex",
"value" : "[A-Z]{3}"
}]
This specification defines 3 commonly used value sets for use with ISO 3166 Country Codes:
The latter two value sets are defined intensionally in this specification as a consequence of ISO Intellectual Property Restrictions.