EBS assigned tag-number ranges in the reservation area
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EBS is a standard file format for recording, archiving, and exchanging
bio-signal data. Further information is available at:

  http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ebs/

The EBS standard defines a number of attribute fields for storing
additional descriptive data about the recorded bio-signal.

As EBS was designed to be a general-purpose format, its specification
cannot cover all attribute types that might possibly be needed by
anyone in the future. For specific applications, attribute ranges are
assigned to individual persons or organizations, which allows
individuals to add extentions to the EBS file format without creating
incompatibilities with other extentions defined independently by other
EBS users. See Appendix B of the EBS specification for details.

This document is the official list of attribute tag number ranges in
the RESERVATION AREA that have been assigned so far to various EBS
users.

In order to get an assigned range, just contact

  Dr Markus Kuhn
  Computer Laboratory
  University of Cambridge
  15 JJ Thomson Avenue
  Cambridge CB3 0FD
  England

  http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/

Please provide the following information in your request for a
reserved attribute tag range:

  - Name of the person responsible for defining attribute tags in
    the tag number range to be assigned.

  - Full name of the organization for which the range is requested
    (or "private").

  - Full contact information (postal address, phone, fax, e-mail, etc.).

  - Size of the range requested.  We normally assign intervals of 256
    positions, unless otherwise specified.  The number of requested positions
    should be a power of two.  For larger requests than 256, please include
    a short explanation for why you need so many new attributes.


Attribute tag ranges assigned so far (hexadecimal):

  0001 0000 - 0001 00ff:

    Dr. Gunther Hellmann
    Institut für Physiologie und Biokybernetik
    Universitätsstraße 17
    D-91054 Erlangen
    Germany
    phone: +49 9131 85 2313 / 2499
    fax:   +49 9131 85 2497
    email: hellmann@ipb.uni-erlangen.de

  0001 0100 - 0001 01ff:

    Markus Kuhn
    Computer Laboratory
    University of Cambridge
    15 JJ Thomson Avenue
    Cambridge CB3 0FD
    England
    www: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/

  0001 0200 - 0001 02ff:

    Jean-Claude Repetto
    Laboratoires MXM
    2720, Route de Saint-Bernard
    F-06224 VALLAURIS CEDEX
    France
    phone: +33 4 93 95 38 00
    fax:   +33 4 93 95 38 01
    email: jrepetto@dialup.francenet.fr

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