Library Cataloging
This just in from the DC folks:
On behalf of the Managing Director, I would like to announce the availability for review and public comment of proposals from three DCMI working groups to the DCMI Usage Board.
Under the Usage Board Administrative Processes, proposals for new elements or element qualifiers submitted to the Board are posted on DC-General for a public comment period of one month. Public comment is open for this document until 10 May 2002. Comments should be sent to DC-General with the title of the document in the subject, as in:
Subject: [UB Proposal "Physical Object"]
The new proposals include one from the DCMI Type Working Group:
1. Physical Object (for the DCMI Type Vocabulary)
One proposal from the DCMI Citation Working Group:
1. Citation (refinement for Identifier)
Six proposals from the DCMI Libraries Working Group:
1. Holding Location (new element)
2. Accepted (refinement for Date)
3. Captured (refinement for Date)
4. Copyright (refinement for Date)
5. Submitted (refinement for Date)
6. Version (refinement for Description)
Tom Baker
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Besides initiating processes for the review and approval of new Dublin Core elements and qualifiers, the DCMI Usage Board has revamped the way Dublin Core Metadata Initiative documents its work. The documents currently include:Up-to-the-minute listings...
Library Cataloging
Dublin Core
This just in from the DC folks:
On behalf of the Managing Director, I would like to announce the availability for review and public comment of proposals from three DCMI working groups to the DCMI Usage Board.
Under the Usage Board Administrative Processes, proposals for new elements or element qualifiers submitted to the Board are posted on DC-General for a public comment period of one month. Public comment is open for this document until 10 May 2002. Comments should be sent to DC-General with the title of the document in the subject, as in:
Subject: [UB Proposal "Physical Object"]
The new proposals include one from the DCMI Type Working Group:
1. Physical Object (for the DCMI Type Vocabulary)
One proposal from the DCMI Citation Working Group:
1. Citation (refinement for Identifier)
Six proposals from the DCMI Libraries Working Group:
1. Holding Location (new element)
2. Accepted (refinement for Date)
3. Captured (refinement for Date)
4. Copyright (refinement for Date)
5. Submitted (refinement for Date)
6. Version (refinement for Description)
Tom Baker
- Public Comment For Revision Of Dcmi Abstract Model
The DCMI Abstract Model, which attained the status of DCMI Recommendation in March 2005, has been revised in light of discussion and feedback from the DCMI Architecture Working Group, the DCMI Usage Board, and the broader community. This revised version...
- Updates To Dcmi Terms And Rdf Schemas
The DCMI Usage Board has completed an editorial revision of terms in the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, bringing definitions and usage comments into line with the DCMI Abstract Model. Documentation is available in revised Web pages, RDF schemas, and...
- Dublin Core
The DCMI Directorate has announced that the DCMI Abstract Model is now available for public comment as a Proposed Recommendation. They are inviting comments on this important document until 5 March 2005. Comments should be sent to the DC-General mailing...
- Dublin Core
The DCMI Usage Board will hold its next meeting on Sunday and Monday, 14-15 March 2004 in Bath, UK.The following proposals have been submitted for consideration at the UB meeting:Dublin Core Collection Description Proposed Term : ProvenanceDublin Core...
- Dublin Core
Besides initiating processes for the review and approval of new Dublin Core elements and qualifiers, the DCMI Usage Board has revamped the way Dublin Core Metadata Initiative documents its work. The documents currently include:Up-to-the-minute listings...