Metadata standards Sample Clauses

Metadata standards. The metadata standards are described for each Content Partner’s collection individually below. The reasons to the individual approach were described in the deliverable D2.1. In short summary these reasons are: • different types of original documents • different cataloguing practices, tools and formats • different approaches to digitisation
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Metadata standards. All available collections Descriptive metadata UNIMARC slim in the form of XML UNIMARC slim format conforms regular cataloguing guides and will be converted to TEI P5 using a dedicated connector. Possible derivations from the cataloguing manual guides and content of possible national specifics fields will be discussed with the responsible BNCF cataloguers. UNIMARC slim profile is agreed to be included later during ENRICH progress. Structural metadata MAG The MAG format contains not only a physical structure information but also the valuable applicable foliation/application (which is appreciated by the end-users as the researchers can refer to or can be referred to a particular page/folio both in the original AND the digitised document. Additional metadata related notes BNCF uses a DC format to share bibliographic descriptions (DC based profile is mandatory for OAI-PMH interface). The records contain only a substraction of the original structure, therefore will not be processed.
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Metadata standards. Manuscripts, maps Descriptive metadata MARC 21 in the form of XML The MARC 21 format conforms regular cataloguing guides and will be converted to TEI P5 using a dedicated connector. Possible derivations from the cataloguing manual guides and content of possible national specifics fields will be discussed with the responsible BNE cataloguers. Structural metadata none There are no structural metadata that would enable the construction of documents according the basic principles of cooperation within the ENRICH project. The metadata are being prepared during the project to enable the collaboration. Additional metadata related notes BNE uses also a DC format to present the bibliographic descriptions (DC based profile is mandatory for OAI-PMH interface). The records contain only a substraction of the original structure, therefore will not be processed.
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Metadata standards. All documents Descriptive metadata local format in the form of XML wrapped in the METS format The local format structure was analysed and it will be converted to TEI P5 using a dedicated connector. Structural metadata METS structural maps According to the common METS format practice.
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Metadata standards. Manuscripts, incunabulas Descriptive metadata MASTER+ using M-Tool Structural metadata MASTER+ using M-Tool Charters Descriptive metadata CEI a TEI based XML format; structure was analysed and it will be converted to TEI P5 using a dedicated connector. Structural metadata CEI Additional metadata related notes Some of the documents contain full texts.
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Metadata standards. Manuscripts Descriptive metadata MASTER+ using M-Tool Structural metadata MASTER+ using M-Tool
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Metadata standards. Manuscripts Descriptive metadata DC The content of the primary local metadata format is very similar, near the sane, as the DC. Therefore the DC is processed. Structural metadata METS with DC wrapped; special mets_exp profile exist in the OAI-PMH interface as the JPEG files are generated ad-hoc for the ENRICH project needs
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Metadata standards. Incunabulas Descriptive metadata ISTC The primary format will possibly be replaced in the processing by DC records in case it will be confirmed it contains the same ENRICH-useful information content as the primary metadata. Structural metadata METS structural maps Manuscripts Descriptive metadata TEI P5 UZK will migrate to the TEI P5 during the ENRICH project. Structural metadata TEI P5
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Metadata standards. All documents Descriptive metadata MARC 21 in the form of XML The MARC 21 format conforms regular cataloguing guides and will be converted to TEI P5 using a dedicated connector. Possible derivations from the cataloguing manual guides and content of possible national specifics fields will be discussed with the responsible BNE cataloguers. Structural metadata METS structural maps According to the common METS format practice.
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