Library Cataloging
Assessing FRBR in Dublin Core Application Profiles by Talat Chaudhri appears in Ariadne no. 58.
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Library Cataloging
FRBR in Dublin Core Application Profiles
Assessing FRBR in Dublin Core Application Profiles by Talat Chaudhri appears in Ariadne no. 58.
The question remains as to whether FRBR is suitable for Web delivery within repositories, and for which specific resource types and DCAPs. Until this is answered with practical testing, it will be difficult or even impossible to frame a ?core DCAP? and subsequently analyse whether the concept would be of practical use. Metadata need to be flexible and re-usable in the fast-changing world of repositories. In order to make best use of the specific improvements to repository metadata that the DCAPs have provided, it may be to their advantage to re-analyse their entity models.
- Dc-2010--pittsburgh Proceedings
The DCMI conference proceedings are open access and are now published. Almost 200 pages of interesting reading. Some papers are: Building blocks of metadata: What can we learn from Lego?? / Emma Tonkin, Andrew HewsonVisualizing Metadata for Environmental...
- Dc Conference Papers
Papers from the Dublin Core Conference are now available. Some of the papers include:Modeling Classification Systems in SKOS: Some Challenges and Best-Practice Recommendations / Michael Panzer, Marcia Lei ZengUsing Metadata for Query Refinement and Recommendation...
- New Dcmi Documnets
Two new documents from the Dublin Core Metadata Imitative. The first involves concepts that relate to RDA. (Although why we are still working on the intellectual foundation when it it nearly ready....) The second provides a model for interoperability...
- Moinmoin Wiki Syntax For Description Set Profiles
The Dublin Core folks have a draft, A MoinMoin Wiki Syntax for Description Set ProfilesThis document describes a MoinMoin wiki syntax for a Description Set Profile as defined in the DCMI Working Draft "Description Set Profiles: A constraint language for...
- Dublin Core For Scholarly Works
A Dublin Core Application Profile for Scholarly Works. Julie Allinson, Pete Johnston and Andy Powell describe a Dublin Core application profile for describing scholarly works that makes use of FRBR and the DCMI Abstract Model. DCMI...