Below is example XML for the description at: http://diagramcenter.org/examples/minimally_complete.xml. The XML can easily be transformed to formatted HTML using the the XSL transform at: http://diagramcenter.org/development/content-model/48.html.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="desc2html.xsl"?>
<d:description xml:id="watercycle-desc" xml:lang="en"
xmlns="http://www.daisy.org/ns/z3998/authoring/"
xmlns:d="http://www.daisy.org/ns/z3998/authoring/features/description/"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">
<d:head>
<meta property="dc:identifier" content="source-or-self-identification?"
/>
<meta property="dc:language" content="en-US" />
<meta property="diagram:purpose">Illustrates the process of evaporation
and precipitation and the natural purification of water.</meta>
<meta property="diagram:targetAge" content="9-12" />
<meta property="diagram:targetGrade" content="4-7" />
<meta property="diagram:descriptionQuality" content="7" />
<meta property="dc:creator" xml:id="author01">John Doe</meta>
<meta about="#author01" property="diagram:credentials">Ph.D. in Water
Engineering</meta>
<meta property="dc:rights" content="???" />
<meta property="dc:accessRights">This resource is for use by academic
institutions only.</meta>
<meta rel="diagram:currentVersion"
resource="http://example.com/science/k12/water/cycle/current"/>
<meta rel="diagram:thisVersion" resource="http://example.com/science/k12
/water/cycle/1.2/description.xml"/>
<meta rel="diagram:previousVersion" resource="http://example.com/science
/k12/water/cycle/1.1/description.xml"/>
<meta rel="diagram:alternateVersion" xml:id="alternateVersion01"
resource="http://example.com/physics/k12/water/purification/current">
<meta property="dc:description">This description provides the
science behind the desalination and purification of water using
the same cycle sequence.</meta>
</meta>
<meta rel="diagram:repository"
resource="http://example.com/diagram/repository/">
<meta property="diagram:queryConcept" content="evaporation"/>
<meta property="diagram:queryConcept" content="precipitation"/>
<meta property="diagram:queryConcept" content="water purification"/>
</meta>
</d:head>
<d:body>
<d:summary xml:id="summary">
<p>The image depicts the cycle of water evaporating, turning into
clouds, falling back to earth in the form of precipitation and
being filtered through sediment.</p>
</d:summary>
<d:longdesc xml:id="longdesc01">
<p>The image depicts the natural process of evaporation and
precipitation and how rain water gets filtered and cleansed
through the earth's sediment.</p>
<p>On the left-hand side of the image is a lake...</p>
<p>A weather event such as a rainstorm eventually returns the
precipitation to the ground...</p>
<p>The natural filtering agents in the soil...</p>
</d:longdesc>
<annotation ref="longdesc01" role="diagram:comment" by="teacher">
<p>In the winter we get snow instead of rain.</p>
</annotation>
<d:simplifiedLanguageDescription xml:id="simpledesc01">
<p>The image show how water becomes clouds, then rain, and then gets
cleaned by the soil.</p>
</d:simplifiedLanguageDescription>
<d:tactile xml:id="tactile01">
<object src="http://example.com/tactiles/repository/water-cycle.svg"
srctype="image/svg+xml"/>
<d:tour>
<p>In the upper left corner of the tactile…</p>
</d:tour>
</d:tactile>
<d:simplifiedImage xml:id="alt-image">
<object src="http://example.com/…/evaporation-lv.svg"
srctype="image/svg+xml"/>
<d:tour>
<p>Moving front the top left corner of the image…</p>
</d:tour>
</d:simplifiedImage>
</d:body>
</d:description>
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