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resource-id-type Resource Identifier Type

Names the type or kind of identifier of a resource, where a resource is defined as some specific support for the work described in this article (for example, “rrid” for a Research Resource Identifier).

Usage/Remarks

Case in Attribute Values: Upper/lower/mixed case in attribute values for organizations and identifier types is likely to be variable and thus unreliable for search/discovery. If possible, JATS recommends a case-insensitive search for such values. For example, if an identifier type is a Research Resource Identifier, some publishers will use “rrid” (to keep all attribute values lower case), while others will use “RRID” (because that is the native language acronym).
OPTIONAL on element: <resource-id>
Value Meaning
Text, numbers, or special characters Type of identifier of a resource, for example, “rrid” for a Research Resource Identifier.
Restriction @resource-id-type is an optional attribute; there is no default.
Tagged Sample

Research Resource Identifier (RRID)

...
<article-meta>
  ...
  <support-group>
    <funding-group>...</funding-group>
    <funding-group>...</funding-group>

    <contributed-resource-group 
       resource-type="research-materials">
      <resource-group>
        <resource-wrap>
          <resource-name>Slc9a4 (C05) tm1b Mus musculus</resource-name>
          <resource-id resource-id-type="rrid" 
             vocab="Research Resource Identifier"
           >RRID:IMSR_HAR:5669</resource-id>
        </resource-wrap>
        <resource-wrap>...</resource-wrap>
      </resource-group>
    </contributed-resource-group>
  </support-group>
</article-meta>
...