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Mixing and Mapping Metadata to Provide Integrated Access to Digital Library Collections: An Activity Report

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DC Calhoun Turner presen-23.ppt (88 KB)
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DC 2001 calhoun turner paper-23.pdf (45.81 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/3035
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Author
Calhoun, Karen
Turner, Tom
Brodsky, Meryl
Kozak, George
Kurth, Marty
Muratori, Fred
Ruddy, David
Chandler, Sarah Young
Abstract

Reports work in progress to implement integrated access to multiple digital collections described with a variety of metadata formats. Using the emerging resource discovery and digital library management system, ENCompass, a team at Cornell University Library experimented with a new discovery system model. The model uses simple, "pidgin" metadata at the collection management level, but combines this simple layer with other metadata for describing specific resources, to enable users to both discover relevant collections and also conduct deep searches. A metadata format tailored for simplicity (Dublin Core) is used alongside other, more complex metadata formats.

Sponsorship
Paper accepted for presentation at DC-2001, October 24-24, 2001, NII, Tokyo, Japan. Presented by Karen Calhoun and Tom Turner, Cornell University, in Paper Session 4, October 25, 2001.
Date Issued
2001-10-25
Publisher
National Institute of Informatics
Keywords
Metadata
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Digital library collections
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Resource discovery
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Dublin Core
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ENCompass
Previously Published as
Calhoun, Karen, Turner, Tom, et al. Mixing and mapping metadata ... In Proceedings of the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications 2001 (Tokyo: National Institute of Informatics, 2001)
ISBN
4-924600-98-9
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presentation

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