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The Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile Pete Johnston UKOLN, University of Bath Chair, DC CD WG Collection Description Schema Forum, London 12 February 2004 http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/

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Page 1: The Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile Pete Johnston UKOLN, University of Bath Chair, DC CD WG Collection Description Schema Forum,

The Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile

Pete Johnston UKOLN, University of BathChair, DC CD WG

Collection Description Schema Forum, London

12 February 2004

http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/

Page 2: The Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile Pete Johnston UKOLN, University of Bath Chair, DC CD WG Collection Description Schema Forum,

                                                             

http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/

Outline

• DC metadata & "application profiles"

• DC Collection Description AP– Background– Terms Used

• DC CD AP, RSLP-2000 & "RSLP-2004"?

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Dublin Core Metadata

• DCMI developing interoperable metadata standards to support resource discovery

• Defines, maintains, supports use of metadata vocabularies (DCMI Namespaces)– Sets of DCMI terms

• For each DCMI term– persistent, globally unique identifier– name– type of term (DCMI typology)

• element, element refinement, encoding scheme

– definition, notes on usage– description of relation to other terms

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Resources, statements, descriptions, records

• Terms used in statements about resources– anything that can be named or described

• Each statement has the form– Resource – Property -> Value (Resource)

• DCMI elements/element refinements are properties• c.f. E-R model, a DC statement may describe

– an attribute of an entity– a relationship between two entities

• A description is a set of statements about a single resource• A record is a set of one or more descriptions of related

resources

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DC Application Profiles

• A DC Application Profile specifies– Which properties are used within a metadata application– May describe how properties constrained/adapted for purpose

(semantic refinement, cardinality, value space)– Syntax-independent

• e.g. Simple Dublin Core– Use of properties from one vocabulary (DCMES)– To create (very simple) descriptions of… pretty much anything!

• e.g. RSLP-2000– Use of properties from several vocabularies– To create descriptions of a Collection, its Location, Agents

• e.g. DC CD AP – Use of properties from several vocabularies– To create descriptions of a Collection

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DC Collection Description WG

• Background– Growing interest in use of collection-level metadata to

support resource disclosure/discovery– RSLP CD Model and/or RSLP CD-2000 schema

implemented by several initiatives in UK– Significant influence on other CLD metadata schemas– Status, ownership, persistence issues

• Charter– Provide forum for sharing information about CLD activity– Develop a DC AP for collection-level description– Develop supporting materials for use of AP

http://dublincore.org/groups/collections/http://dublincore.org/groups/collections/

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DC Collection Description AP

• For simple collection-level descriptions • Suitable for a broad range of collections• Primarily to support discovery and selection of

collections• A "core" set of collection description properties to

support interoperability• Informed by experience of RSLP, CD Focus

(UKOLN), TEL, JISC IESR, IMLS, others• Collection properties (only) of RSLP-2000 as

starting point for WG discussion– exclude Location, Agent description (for now…)

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Identifier dc:identifier Identifier dc:identifier

Title dc:title Title dc:title

Alternative Title dcterms:alternative

Description dc:description Description dcterms:abstract

Strength rslp:strength

Physical Characteristics

dc:format Physical Characteristics

dc:format

Size dcterms:extent

Language dc:language Language dc:language

Type dc:type rslp:CLDT

Type dc:type cld:CLDT

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Rights dc:rights

Access Control rslp:accessControl

Access Rights dcterms:accessRights

Accrual Status rslp:accrualStatus

Accrual Status cld:accrualStatus

Legal Status rslp:legalStatus

Custodial History

rslp:custodialHistory

Custodial History

gen:provenance

Audience dcterms:audience

Logo cld:logo

Note rslp:note

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Concept dc:subject Subject dc:subject

Object rslp:objectName

Name rslp:agentName

Place dcterms:spatial Spatialcoverage

dcterms:spatial

Time dcterms:temporal

Temporalcoverage

dcterms:temporal

Accumulation Date Range

rslp:accumulationDateRange

Accumulation Date Range

cld:accumulationDateRange

ContentsDate Range

rslp:contentsDateRange

ContentsDate Range

cld:contentsDateRange

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Collector dc:creator Collector dc:creator

Owner rslp:owner Owner marcrel:own

Location rslp:hasLocation

Is Available At gen:isAvailableAt

Sub-collection dcterms:hasPart

Sub-collection dcterms:hasPart

Super-collection dcterms:isPartOf

Super-collection dcterms:isPartOf

Catalogue ordescription

rslp:hasDescription

Catalogue ordescription

dc:description

Described collection

rslp:

isDescriptionOf

Associated collection

rslp:hasAssociation

Associated collection

dc:relation

Associated publication

rslp:

hasPublication

Associated publication

dcterms:

isReferencedBy

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Outstanding Issues for DC CD WG/DCMI

• Decide on how to describe format of items in collection• Proposals for additions to DCMI Namepaces

– provenance, isAvailableAt– isDescriptionOf?, logo?

• Ownership/URIs of collection-specific terms• Review in light of DCMI work on dates, rights,

modelling• Encoding schemes?• Develop supporting materials

– guidelines, schemas, crosswalks

• Clarify administration of DC CD AP

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RSLP-2000

RSLP-2004

DC CD AP, RSLP CD-2000 & "RSLP-2004"?

DC CD AP

DCMES

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DC CD AP, RSLP CD-2000 & "RSLP-2004"?

• What are your requirements for CLD metadata schema(s)?

• Does DC CD AP meet your requirements?• Does RSLP-2000 meet your requirements?• Would a revised "RSLP-2004" meet your

requirements?• If more than one CLD metadata schema (e.g. DC

CD AP & "RSLP-2004"), what are relationships? – technical issues, administrative issues

• … etc!

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References

• DC Collection Description WGhttp://dublincore.org/groups/collections/

• DC Collection Description APhttp://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/dcmi/collection-ap-summary/http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/dcmi/collection-application-profile/

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Acknowledgements

• UKOLN is funded by the UK Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA), the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the UK higher and further education funding councils, as well as by project funding from the JISC and the European Union. UKOLN also receives support from the University of Bath where it is based.

• http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/

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The Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile

Pete Johnston UKOLN, University of BathChair, DC CD WG

Collection Description Schema Forum, London

12 February 2004

http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/