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Journal of Library Metadata, 2001
SUMMARY The article examines the adequacy of the Dublin Core element set (version 1,1) for describing serials and finds that, overall, it works well, except for dates and the volume/date designation.
Wayne Jones
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SUMMARY The article examines the adequacy of the Dublin Core element set (version 1,1) for describing serials and finds that, overall, it works well, except for dates and the volume/date designation.
Wayne Jones
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Library Hi Tech News, 2014
Purpose – This article aims to update an earlier article by the same author published in Library Hi Tech News in 2004 and analyses the failure of the Dublin Core metadata standard. Design/methodology/approach – The article is a commentary.
Jeffrey Beall
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Purpose – This article aims to update an earlier article by the same author published in Library Hi Tech News in 2004 and analyses the failure of the Dublin Core metadata standard. Design/methodology/approach – The article is a commentary.
Jeffrey Beall
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Journal of Library Administration, 2001
This paper proposes a mechanism for using the Dublin Core for search and retrieval in Z39.50. Consensus agreement on this proposal is needed from the Z39.50 Implementors Group and from the Dublin Core community. This paper is not a tutorial on Z39.50. A minimal understanding of Z39.50 is necessary to understand the details of this discussion.
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This paper proposes a mechanism for using the Dublin Core for search and retrieval in Z39.50. Consensus agreement on this proposal is needed from the Z39.50 Implementors Group and from the Dublin Core community. This paper is not a tutorial on Z39.50. A minimal understanding of Z39.50 is necessary to understand the details of this discussion.
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Library Hi Tech News, 2004
The Dublin Core Metadata Standard was conceived illegitimately, had a troubled life, and has finally met its demise. Developed as a tool for online resource discovery, the standard waned after the arrival of Google. Because its fields were designed with a lack of specificity, Dublin Core suffered from nonstandard data elements and poor interoperability.
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The Dublin Core Metadata Standard was conceived illegitimately, had a troubled life, and has finally met its demise. Developed as a tool for online resource discovery, the standard waned after the arrival of Google. Because its fields were designed with a lack of specificity, Dublin Core suffered from nonstandard data elements and poor interoperability.
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An approach to mapping CCF to Dublin Core
The Electronic Library, 2005PurposeThis paper seeks to describe efforts in the area of converting bibliographic records into Dublin Core from the Common Communication Format.Design/methodology/approachThe paper provides examples of two mappings, one for unqualified Dublin Core metadata elements, and the other for qualified Dublin Core metadata elements.FindingsSome difficulties ...
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Dublin Core use in libraries: a survey
OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2002An e‐mail survey was conducted by the Dublin Core Libraries Working Group to collect examples of Dublin Core use in libraries, and to provide input for the development of a Dublin Core application profile for libraries. A total of 29 responses were received from nine countries, describing 33 separate implementations of Dublin Core.
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