Library Cataloging
Mapping Dublin Core Terms to the PROV-O OWL2 Ontology
Dublin Core to PROV Mapping, W3C Working Draft 12 March 2013 seeks comments.
This document describes a partial mapping from Dublin Core Terms [DCTERMS] to the PROV-O OWL2 ontology [PROV-O]. A substantial number of terms in the Dublin Core vocabulary provide information about the provenance of the resource. Translating these terms to PROV makes the contained provenance information explicit within a provenance chain. The mapping is expressed partly by direct RDFS/OWL mappings between properties and classes, which can be found here.
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Dublin Core And Rdf
The DCRDFTaskforce has posted the Report from public comment period on Dublin Core RDF expressionThe following is a report of the feedback received during the public comment period on the new Working Draft "Expressing Dublin Core using the Resource Description...
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Role Properties For Dublin Core
The DCMI Usage Board, together with the Network Development and MARC Standards Office of the Library of Congress, have announced the availability of a sub-set of MARC Relator terms as role properties which refine the "agent" elements of Dublin Core (Creator,...
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Metadata Object Description Schema 2 Dublin Core
A mapping from MODS to unqualified Dublin Core is now available on the MODS site. This mapping gives equivalencies between the elements in the Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) and the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, version 1.1 (simple Dublin...
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core User Guide Committee has recently updated its Glossary which will be linked to the new User Guide. The Committee welcomes comments concerning the terms included prior to the glossary being formally loaded to the Dublin Core Web site. The...
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Dublin Core
Mapping between Dublin Core and JPX metadata by Greg Colyer, Kats Ishii, and Jane Hunter is now available.This document proposes a mapping betweenthe Dublin Core Element Set, Version 1.1, andthe JPX file format extended metadata definition, in Annex N...
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