Metadata Standards Sample Clauses

Metadata Standards. Manuscripts, incunabulas Charters

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

Metadata Standards. All available collections

Metadata Standards. 1. A metadata file for each dataset must be completed in order to comply with the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata. The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata adopted by the State Land Information Board, State of California, can be found on the Federal Geographic Data Committee website (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/). 2. If a new dataset is derived from an existing dataset that does not have metadata, a complete, District-compliant metadata file must be provided with the new dataset. Almaden Lake Project Environmental Consultant Services Amendment No. 4 to Agreement A3851A Version Date 8/28/19 Page 23 of 48 CAS File #4514 3. If using ArcGIS software, metadata should be created using ArcCatalog and provided in eXtensible Markup Language (XML) file format. All required fields must be completed. A list of required fields can be found in Attachment Four-B SCVWD GIS Dataset Metadata Template. Attachment Four-C SCVWD GIS Dataset Metadata Help provides information about each required field. 4. If not using ArcGIS software, metadata can be provided in Rich Text (RTF) file format using the District’s metadata template, Attachment Four-B SCVWD GIS Dataset Metadata Template. 5. If the originator of the dataset is not a District employee, metadata contact information must be provided for both the originator as well as a District employee who can answer questions about the dataset.

Metadata Standards. The term “metadata” is defined as data about data. The term is often used to refer to information that allows either: (1) discovery of data, (2) understanding the provenance and quality of the data, or/and (3) analysis of the data via a set of machine readable instructions that describe the data and its relationships. The cooperator shall provide metadata in accordance with Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata (CSDGM), reference (f), the current U.S. federal metadata standard. The cooperator shall ensure that metadata is provided for all geospatial data delivered, including data furnished by the Government, a third party, or generated as a result of this project, and is compliant with reference (f). All metadata shall be in XML format. The cooperator shall reference the North American Profile of ISO 19115 2003 metadata style sheet in ArcCatalog when populating Service-level and Feature Class-level metadata. The cooperator is required to supply metadata for all fields within this style sheet.

Metadata Standards. All documents

Metadata Standards. All documents