Short Paper

Providing Metadata to Historical Material on Viewer Application iPalletnexus

  • Norio Togiya
  • Mitsuhiro Tsuda
  • Akira Baba
  • The University of Tokyo, Ipallet, Japan
Published
Access and licence
Open access CC BY 4.0
Download PDF

Abstract

The iPalletnexus development group has currently developed a viewer application, iPalletnexus. The application allows browsing of large volumes of digitized images such as pictorial diagrams, maps and paintings over networks. On iPalletnexus, it is necessary to provide metadata that describe information such as the title and the author of each resource, and the metadata must be adaptable to any type of resources since the object resources belong to various genres. However, as Japanese traditional historical materials are to be handled on iPalletnexus at the same time, the metadata also needs to contain detailed information that can be used for academic research as well. Furthermore, the metadata must also contain the digital data certification that is handled on iPalletnexus. Thus, this paper introduces novel methods for storing information unique to traditional historical materials and digital data certification in metadata while maintaining versatility by using Dublin Core.

The full text of this article is available as a PDF.

Download PDF

Article details

Published
Section
Short Papers
DOI
10.23106/dcmi.952107879
License
CC BY 4.0 · open access

Indexed in

Described in Dublin Core

This article's metadata, in the vocabulary these proceedings are about.

dcterms:title
Providing Metadata to Historical Material on Viewer Application iPalletnexus
dcterms:creator
Togiya, Norio
Tsuda, Mitsuhiro
Baba, Akira
dcterms:date
2004-10-11
dcterms:identifier
doi:10.23106/dcmi.952107879
dcterms:subject
metadata
historical material
cultural resource
Dublin Core
iPalletnexus
Sekisui-zu
versatility
dcterms:publisher
Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
dcterms:type
Text
dcterms:language
en
dcterms:rights
CC BY 4.0