Abstract
Type has come to the fore as one of the primary organizing elements in the design of input forms suitable for the generation of high quality moving image metadata. A lack of semantic precision in both the definition and in the conceptual complexity of DC.Type's encoding scheme has prompted a re-evaluation of its usefulness as an element to be populated for interchange and discovery. In order to introduce precision to this element, a distinction is made between subjectbased descriptors (genres), object based descriptors (forms), and manifestations or format-based descriptors (formats). A DCT2 vocabulary is proposed for DC.Type as a point of discussion for facilitating the deployment of domain specific encoding schemes and for filling gaps in the current list of terms.
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- What’s the Use of DC.Type? Semantic and functional aspects of the role of DC.Type within a moving image metadata generation tool
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- Pockley, Simon
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- 2002-10-13
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952107241
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- DC.Type
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- Semantic web
- Metadata interoperability
- Cultural heritage metadata
- Knowledge management
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- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
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