Mapping the metadata registry environment
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- Metadata Registries Survey
- Distributed Tuesday, July 14
- Open until Midnight, July 31
- 2 sets of questions
- Registry developers / admins
- Registry users
- 5 sections of questions
- 5/6 Sections of Questions
- General Intro (forked)
- Registry Contents (forked)
- Technical Details (forked)
- Registry Policy (forked)
- Dissemination (forked)
- Inter-registry Interoperability
- Distribution Channels
- DCMI General List
- DCMI Registries Task Group Members
- DCMI Registries Community List
- code4lib listserv
- Metadata Librarians listserv
- Distribution Channels (Cont)
- W3C's linked data list
- NKOS List *
- XMDR Working Group *
- CENDI Image Metadata Task Group *
- * Courtesy of Gail Hodge
- Preliminary Results
- Very Preliminary
- 15 Completed of 51 Partial Responses
- 24 Involved in Registry Admin
- 27 Not Involved in Admin
- 50 % (6 of 12) reported registry contents over 1000 entries
- Represented Registries
- Oxford Vocabs and Taxonomies
- DCMI's New Zealand Mirror
- STScI (astronomy)
- OCLC Terminology Services
- 6 Others
- Other Institutions
- Library of Congress
- Ex Libris
- National Univ. of Ireland, Galway
- Baylor Univ.
- Approx. 12 Others
- Software Availability
- 1 Commercially Available Registry
- 5 Open Source
- 4 May be Released
- 2 No Plans to release
- Registry Contents
- Contents based on 7 responses
- 70% Contain Vocabs and Thesauri
- 57% Contain Metadata Terms
- 43% RDF Properties / Classes
- 5 of 12 Multilingual
- Highest Demand from Users is for Metadata Terms
- Missing Components
- Export vs Viewing Data
- Harvest vs Manually Add Content
- Content Negotiation
- XML versus RDF
- Linked Data
- Version Control
- 2009-07-24 Harper - Registry Community Workshop
- 2009-07-24 Harper - Registry Community Workshop
- Interoperability Scenarios
- 1. Publish Change Sets via RSS
- 2. Thin Registries by query or by reference
- 3. OAI Harvestable Content
- Summary
- Linked Data
- HTTP URIs
- Content Negotiation
- Desirable to End-Users
- 4 Registries indicate as a next step
- Publishing of Changesets as feeds
- Thanks!
- [email_address]
- 212.998.2479
- Please Consider Participating!
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