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Metadata - Specific Applications
Dublin Core
- DC (Dublin Core)
- The official home of the Dublin Core, including the reference set, qualifiers, the standard, the workshop reports, working papers, position papers, working groups, and various projects and publications.
EAD & TEI
- Encoded Archival Description
- The official home of the EAD DTD, maintained by the Library of Congress. The L of C's American Memory digital library project includes some sample finding aids tagged in EAD.
- TEI Website
- Home page of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Consortium, with the TEI Guidelines, tutorials, pointers to projects, FAQs, and so on.
MARC
- Bibliographic Formats and Standards [MARC]
- Available from OCLC, the Library of Congress, and the UNIMARC version from IFLA.
- MARC Standards
- The LC MARC home page, including online access to coding manuals, information on mapping MARC to other metadata, and much more.
- MARCXML
- Home page for L of C efforts in this area.
- MODS
- A simpler MARC or a more complex Dublin Core, XML-based. Bibliographic element set for library use.
OAI
- Metadata Migrator
- An IMLS-funded software package that helps to facilitate exposing metedata to OAI harvesters.
- Open Archives Initiative (OAI)
- In support of metadata harvesting, and D-Space. Recently, OAI has presented the Object Reuse and Exchange specification for describing and exchanging aggregations of Web resources.
- ROAR - Regsitry of Open Access Repositories
Other
- Categories for the Description of Works of Art
- Main page for this subsite of the Getty's Metadata pages, with lots of detailed information and many examples of described objects.
- Geospatial Metadata
- Brough to you by the Federal Geographic Data Committee.
- METS (Metadata Encoding & Transmission Standard)
- "A standard for encoding descriptive, administrative, and structural metadata regarding objects within a digital library."
- VRA (Visual Resources Association) Core Categories, Version 4.0
- For "works of visual culture and the images which document them."
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