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Title: Metadata: practice and practice


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Metadatapractice and practice
  • Lorcan Dempsey
  • VP Research and Chief Strategist
  • CLIR/DLF. Managing Digital Assets A Primer for
    Library and Information Technology
    Administrators  
  • Charleston, SC
  • February 4-6, 2005
  •  

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Overview
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
  • Part 3
  • Part 4

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Some themes
  • Consolidation fragmentation gets in the way
  • Industrialization much of our metadata creation
    is a cottage industry current approaches will
    not scale
  • Cost value
  • Intellectual and machine need to work harder to
    programmatically create metadata
  • Institutions and service move from projects to
    service

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Example Metasearch/portal
Metadata is everywhere -)
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A portal turned inside out
Common services
I need a few references
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
authentication
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Directory user profile
Common services
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Query broker
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Directory service/collection description
Common services
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Content results list
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Id like to get this book.
Request broker
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Directory ILL policy
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Directory service/collection description
Common services
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Content circ/ILL system
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
I need this article too.
Request broker
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
openURL resolver
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Directory local knowledge base
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Nearly there
Common services
Directory service/collection description
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Common services
Content article
Content services
Application services
Presentation services
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Directory user profile
Directory service/collection description
Directory ILL policy
Authentication
Common services
Directory local knowledge base
Reference db
OpenURL resolver
Circ/ILL system
Article db
  • Metadata for multiple entities required to
    support operations.
  • This picture could be extended in multiple ways.

Request broker
Content services
Query broker
Application services
Presentation services
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Metadata as intelligence
  • Know what resources are available
  • Know how to play a resource
  • Know provenance of a resource
  • Know what use policy governs a resource
  • Know how to ingest a resource
  • Know how to interact with a resource
  • Know how to compose/decompose resources

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Metadata?
allows people and machines to work smarter
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Metadata?
Schematized
statements about
resources
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Something about Resources
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Resources everything that moves
  • Multiple types of information Objects
  • Collections
  • Services
  • People
  • Organizations
  • Places
  • Terms
  • Formats
  • Rights
  • Business terms
  • License
  • and will support multiple operations
  • Discovery to delivery
  • Digital asset management
  • Publishing interfaces intersections between user
    information spaces and library information spaces

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Different classes of metadata increasingly a part
of complex object models
  • Descriptive
  • Structural
  • Technical
  • Administrative
  • Rights
  • Preservation
  • Tracking
  • Provenance
  • SCORM/Content package
  • METS
  • MPEG 21

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Community?




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So
  • More than discovery
  • More than information objects
  • More than library

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Something about schematized
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Simple descriptive metadata!!
Cataloging rulesControlled vocabs.
FRBRINDECSCIDOC
MARC21 DC VRA CoreMODSOnix
XML ISO2709
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OAI
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OAI-based mediation
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OAI
  • A way of publishing processable metadata on the
    network
  • A way of synchronizing databases
  • And
  • The same for resources themselves?
  • A nice building block for other services

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An example
Following pages show some experimental services
where OAI is used to publish metadata. There
is a WIKI interface to metadata stores managed
under OAI.
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Tools
Edit
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Interoperability
  • Recombinant potential
  • Economic and service issues
  • Cost

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Interoperability a factor at all these levels ..
For example ..
  • Encoding
  • Element set
  • Content/values
  • Encoding
  • Element set
  • Content/values

Examples Z39.2/MARC/AACR DC OAI
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Importance of agreements
  • DC profile
  • Vocabularies

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This gives a context for discussing
  • Traditional library practice
  • Strive for consistency at all three levels in the
    ISO 2709/MARC/AACR model
  • Institutionalised in standards, OCLC/RLG/LC,
    committees,
  • Dublin Core
  • Consistency of element set
  • A small number of encodings
  • Content/values subject to separate agreement
  • OAI
  • A transport for resources.
  • No control over the transported resources
  • So

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Something about collections
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Collections grid
Stewardship
high
low
low
Uniqueness
high
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Collections grid
disclosure
high
low
Publishing
Amazoogle
D2D
low
Reformatting
high
E-learning E-research
Cultural heritage
Digital asset management
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Some observations
  • Bought materials
  • Licensed materials
  • Special collections/archives
  • Research and learning materials

Metadata Cost/value Routine? Consolidated?
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Making data work
  • Reading in the dark

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Some thoughts
  • Fragmentation
  • Fragmentation reduces gravitational pull
  • Fragmentation increases cost
  • Consolidation
  • Services
  • Processing
  • Mobilize collective capacity
  • Routinization/industrialization
  • Programmatic extraction of metadata from digital
    resources
  • Agreement
  • Plural disclosure
  • Want to make stuff available in lots of ways

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Thank you!
Lorcan DempseyDempseyL_at_oclc.org
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