Mapping the European(a) metadata landscape
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Describing the Digital Object, Irish Cataloguing and Indexing Group Annual Seminar, 25th February 2011, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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- 1. Mapping the European(a) metadata landscape Sally Chambers, The European Library http://www.twitter.com/schambers3 http://www.slideshare.net/schambers3 Describing the digital object Irish Cataloguing and Indexing Group Annual Seminar 25 th February 2011, Dublin, Ireland
- 7. Four cultural heritage sectors
- 12. … in 26 languages
- 13. … including Irish
- 14. … content from 29 countries… Source: Europeana Content Strategy http://version1.europeana.eu/web/guest/content-strategy/
- 15. … including Irish partners….
- 17. … a variety of metadata formats and cataloguing rules…
- 18. Seeing Standards by Jenn Riley http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/~jenlrile/metadatamap/
- 19. Cross-domain metadata interoperability http://www.instructables.com/image/FQLVSY5FFNE7LDH/Whirlpool-in-Photoshop.jpg/
- 23. The European Library (TEL)
- 25. Can we learn from the libraries? http://tinyurl.com/6dmv6ca
- 26. Metadata interoperability in the libraries Metadata Interoperability Consensus Standards Domain-knowledge
- 31. Archival content
- 32. Archival content
- 36. Linking to Digital Objects
- 37. Linking to Digital Objects
- 38. Linking to Digital Objects
- 39. Linking to Digital Objects
- 40. Linking to Digital Objects
- 41. Linking to Digital Objects
- 42. Technical Requirements for Providing Content http://www.version1.europeana.eu/web/guest/technical-requirements/
- 44. Enables browsing through related objects
- 46. Moving towards semantic interoperability Semantic Network Networked object representations
- 47. Moves metadata from 2 dimensions to 3
- 48. From isolated metadata islands….
- 50. Links between things.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Revolutionary_Joyce_Better_Contrast.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:UlyssesCover.jpg James Joyce Ulysses IsAuthorOf
- 51. Links between things.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Revolutionary_Joyce_Better_Contrast.jpg http://viaf.org/ James Joyce Джойс Джеймс IsTheSameAs
- 53. Europeana Data Model (EDM)
- 54. Representing EDM in an RDF graph aggregation digital representation object provenance metadata
- 56. Europeana Data Model for Libraries
- 58. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 59. Beyond metadata: full-text content You don’t need metadata … it’s full-text after all !?!
- 60. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 61. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 62. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 63. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 64. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 65. Beyond metadata: full-text content
- 66. Europeana Data Model for full-text content?
- 68. European Library Automation Group (ELAG) http://elag2011.techlib.cz/en/
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- .. An attempt to transcend the respective information perspectives of the various communities by adopting and open cross-domain Semantic Web based framework that can accommodate the different domain based standards.
- This is the general picture of what the EDM is designed to support. The bottom layer shows networked objects that may (or may not) be linked to each other by explicit statements in the metadata. The upper layer shows how they can be linked using semantic web technology - by adding a layer of meaning that can be searched to make links that have not been explicitly stated in the metadata – and mostly these links are not made by data provider but by reference to semantic resources such as controlled vocabularies and authority files: in particular we hope to enrich data by additon or links to names and places using VIAF and Geonames.
- This is the general picture of what the EDM is designed to support. The bottom layer shows networked objects that may (or may not) be linked to each other by explicit statements in the metadata. The upper layer shows how they can be linked using semantic web technology - by adding a layer of meaning that can be searched to make links that have not been explicitly stated in the metadata – and mostly these links are not made by data provider but by reference to semantic resources such as controlled vocabularies and authority files: in particular we hope to enrich data by additon or links to names and places using VIAF and Geonames.
- This is the general picture of what the EDM is designed to support. The bottom layer shows networked objects that may (or may not) be linked to each other by explicit statements in the metadata. The upper layer shows how they can be linked using semantic web technology - by adding a layer of meaning that can be searched to make links that have not been explicitly stated in the metadata – and mostly these links are not made by data provider but by reference to semantic resources such as controlled vocabularies and authority files: in particular we hope to enrich data by additon or links to names and places using VIAF and Geonames.
- What the aggregations allow is the creation of a europeana object that links all theses things
- This is the general picture of what the EDM is designed to support. The bottom layer shows networked objects that may (or may not) be linked to each other by explicit statements in the metadata. The upper layer shows how they can be linked using semantic web technology - by adding a layer of meaning that can be searched to make links that have not been explicitly stated in the metadata – and mostly these links are not made by data provider but by reference to semantic resources such as controlled vocabularies and authority files: in particular we hope to enrich data by additon or links to names and places using VIAF and Geonames.