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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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