Cooperation with Europeana Sample Clauses

Cooperation with Europeana. In M22 (January 2014) there was a meeting in The Hague with Europeana in which content ingestion for Europeana Inside was discussed. Content ingestion is seen as an ongoing process: once content - supplied by CPs to the DA or CG - is successfully validated and transformed into EDM, harvest instructions are sent to Europeana (by WP4 lead for content from the DA and by the project coordinator for content from CG). After ingestion, Europeana provides feedback on the harvested collections. If corrections are needed, CPs are informed and asked to alter their LIDO and to re-supply to the DA or CG. Europeana then re-harvests. While harvest instructions are sent as soon as data is ready in the aggregator, Europeana ingests and publishes once a month. All content needs to be harvested by Europeana before the 21th of each month for the content to be published the following month (e.g content ingested on the 21th of May, was published in mid-June). 2 The results from testing iteration 1, iteration 2, iteration 3 and iteration 4 XXX are presented in D4.1(v1) Control Export Evaluation Report (M16), D4.1(v2) Control Export Evaluation Report (M20), D4.3 (v1) Export Evaluation Report (M26), D4.4 Content Re-Ingestion Report (M26) and D4.3 (v2) Export Evaluation Report (M29). 3 The content delivery steps correspond with the illustrative workflow described in D4.6 Technical Specification (K-INT): 10-11.
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