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Language:enStatus: Standard
Term: calendar date
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Definition: date on a timescale consisting of the origin of a calendar and a succession of calendar days

NOTE 1 In the standardized calendar, each calendar day extends from one midnight to the next midnight for the standard time at a given location. Consecutive calendar days are usually grouped together in various time intervals, i.e. calendar weeks, calendar months, calendar years.

NOTE 2 In the standardized calendar, a calendar date is expressed by a triple of numbers consisting of the number of the year relative to a conventional origin, the number of the month within this year and the number of the day within this month. The standardized representation (see ISO 8601) is in the order year-month-day, as in the example 1998-11-15.


Publication date:2011-04
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Internal notes:2017-06-02: Cleanup - Remove Attached Image 113-01-16en.gif
2019-01-17: Editorial revision in accordance with the CC on C00043 to have a uniform spelling of “timescale” in all IEV entries. JGO
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