by the Mountain West Digital Library Created by the Mountain West Digital Library (MWDL) Metadata Working Group in 2019, this profile superseded the Metadata Guidelines for the Mountain West Digital Library (v. 2, 2012). It is intended to guide the […]
MODS to RDF Mapping Recommendations (v.1.0) By the Samvera MODS and RDF Descriptive Metadata Subgroup This application profile provides recommendations for mapping MODS XML metadata for digital objects to RDF Linked Data classes and properties using a range of widely-adopted […]
Coordinators: Shawn Averkamp, Sara Rubinow, Matt Miller, Josh Hadro Tools and standards abound for creating and enriching metadata, but measuring, monitoring, and managing metadata for the long haul can be a daunting task. What tools are out there to assess […]
by Sheet Music Consortium hosted by Indiana University The Metadata Mapping Tool can be used to generate and validate metadata from a source file of data about a sheet music collection. This tool can also be used to validate […]
by Christina Harlow This Repository just covers the ‘Enhancing Metadata with Geospatial Data’ workshop portion: see the link to the full workshop schedule and documentation here:http://bit.ly/DLF15geowkshop DLF Forum 2015 Purposes for this portion/intro to scope shift Getting items in previously […]
by Christina Harlow University of Tennessee-Knoxville Metadata Quality Analysis Scripts. A set of metadata harvesting and analysis scripts, largely built off the model/skeleton of Mark Phillips’ wonderful work. https://github.com/cmh2166/metadataQA
Blog post written by the Digital Scholarship Unit, University of Toronto Scarborough Library Lately we’ve been trying to come up with a better way to create metadata for batch ingestion into Islandora. We often work with faculty and other people outside […]
I’m working currently on migrating a lot of our non-MARC metadata collections from older platforms using a kind of simple Dublin Core to MODS/XML (version 3.5, we’re currently looking at 3.6) that will be ingested into Islandora. That ‘kind of […]