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Metadata Mapping and Application Profiles. Approaches to providing the Cross-searching of Heterogeneous Resources in the EU Project Renardus

  • Heike Neuroth 1
  • Traugott Koch 2
  • 1 Lower Saxony State and University Library Göttingen, Germany
  • 2 NetLab - Lund University Library Development Department, Sweden
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This paper present the approach and results of a mapping process to define a common metadata format for cross-searching distributed and heterogeneous subject gateways in the EU project Renardus. The outcome in Renardus is a well defined data model with semantic and syntactical definitions of each metadata element. It results in richer and semantically controlled cross-searching. The metadata elements are mainly based on Dublin Core, some further elements and qualifiers are defined in Renardus namespaces. A collection level description schema has also been developed to allow a well structured description of each participating gateway. A Renardus application profile is under development. The Renardus experience and some of its solutions may well be a good basis for similar interoperability efforts.

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Metadata Mapping and Application Profiles. Approaches to providing the Cross-searching of Heterogeneous Resources in the EU Project Renardus
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Neuroth, Heike
Koch, Traugott
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2001-10-24
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doi:10.23106/dcmi.952106508
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Renardus
Application Profile
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Metadata Mapping Processes
Collection Level Description
Subject Gateway
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Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
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CC BY 4.0