Library Cataloging
Proposal: Agent roles in DCMES This proposal is submitted by Rebecca Guenther for review by the DC-Agents and DC-Libraries Working Groups. It proposes establishing element refinements for the Dublin Core elements Creator and Contributor to express a role in relation to the resource.
The DCMI Libraries Working Group exists to: Foster increased operability between DC and library metadata by identifying issues and solutions; Keep the library community informed on DC developments; Consider reasons to experiment more widely with Dublin Core in libraries; Build a library Implementors community; Explore the need for a cross domain namespace(s) to register non-DC elements and qualifiers needed by the library community.
- 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,...
- Functional Requirements For Describing Agents
There is now a draft version of Functional Requirements for Describing Agents by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative - Agents Working Group. Looks it over and submit your comments.This document aims to set out the requirements and the metadata elements...
- Dublin Core
Report of the meeting of the Dublin Core Libraries Working Group DC-2004, Shanghai, Tuesday 12 October 2004.30 people attended this working group meetingThe agenda of the WG wasPresentation of the revised DC-Lib - Robina ClayphanFeedback form the Usage...
- Dc & Openurl
The OpenURL community has posted, for comments, the paper Dublin Core Community Profile (DCCP) for Simple Dublin Core in KEV Format.This profile will allow the transport of metadata using the fifteen Dublin Core elements as key/value pairs on an OpenURL....
- Xlm & Dublin Core
Proposed XML Schema for Qualified Dublin Core is now available for Comment.A small group has been working together to formulate a proposed XML schema for qualified Dublin Core. This work builds on a number of efforts including the joint work by the OAI...
Library Cataloging
Dublin Core
Proposal: Agent roles in DCMES This proposal is submitted by Rebecca Guenther for review by the DC-Agents and DC-Libraries Working Groups. It proposes establishing element refinements for the Dublin Core elements Creator and Contributor to express a role in relation to the resource.
The DCMI Libraries Working Group exists to: Foster increased operability between DC and library metadata by identifying issues and solutions; Keep the library community informed on DC developments; Consider reasons to experiment more widely with Dublin Core in libraries; Build a library Implementors community; Explore the need for a cross domain namespace(s) to register non-DC elements and qualifiers needed by the library community.
- 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,...
- Functional Requirements For Describing Agents
There is now a draft version of Functional Requirements for Describing Agents by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative - Agents Working Group. Looks it over and submit your comments.This document aims to set out the requirements and the metadata elements...
- Dublin Core
Report of the meeting of the Dublin Core Libraries Working Group DC-2004, Shanghai, Tuesday 12 October 2004.30 people attended this working group meetingThe agenda of the WG wasPresentation of the revised DC-Lib - Robina ClayphanFeedback form the Usage...
- Dc & Openurl
The OpenURL community has posted, for comments, the paper Dublin Core Community Profile (DCCP) for Simple Dublin Core in KEV Format.This profile will allow the transport of metadata using the fifteen Dublin Core elements as key/value pairs on an OpenURL....
- Xlm & Dublin Core
Proposed XML Schema for Qualified Dublin Core is now available for Comment.A small group has been working together to formulate a proposed XML schema for qualified Dublin Core. This work builds on a number of efforts including the joint work by the OAI...