Difference between revisions of "ESciDoc Application Profiles"
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The eSciDoc Application Profiles (AP) document the descriptive elements used by eSciDoc to describe its content entities, e.g. publications, organizations, etc. Additional information about objects (properties for items and its components) and structural relations between objects are also existing, but currently not considered in these APs. The APs are nowhere near to being complete yet. | The eSciDoc Application Profiles (AP) document the descriptive elements used by eSciDoc to describe its content entities, e.g. publications, organizations, etc. Additional information about objects (properties for items and its components) and structural relations between objects are also existing, but currently not considered in these APs. The APs are nowhere near to being complete yet. | ||
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The format of the table below follows the CEN Workshop Agreement 14855 for Dublin Core Application Profile Guidelines<ref name="cen14855">CWA14855: Dublin Core Application Profile guidelines, see http://www.cen.eu/cenorm/businessdomains/businessdomains/isss/cwa/cwa14855.asp</ref> | The format of the table below follows the CEN Workshop Agreement 14855 for Dublin Core Application Profile Guidelines<ref name="cen14855">CWA14855: Dublin Core Application Profile guidelines, see http://www.cen.eu/cenorm/businessdomains/businessdomains/isss/cwa/cwa14855.asp</ref> | ||
== Open issues == | |||
I moved the open issues to the discussion page -- [[User:Andi|Andreas Gros]] 08:19, 20 March 2008 (CET) | |||
== eSciDoc Application Profiles == | == eSciDoc Application Profiles == | ||
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== Related eSciDoc Encoding Schemes == | == Related eSciDoc Encoding Schemes == | ||
* [[ESciDoc_Encoding_Schemes]] | * [[ESciDoc_Encoding_Schemes]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 07:48, 16 September 2008
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Aim and Scope[edit]
The eSciDoc Application Profiles (AP) document the descriptive elements used by eSciDoc to describe its content entities, e.g. publications, organizations, etc. Additional information about objects (properties for items and its components) and structural relations between objects are also existing, but currently not considered in these APs. The APs are nowhere near to being complete yet.
In the first step, the APs are meant for documenting the existing xml schemas only. These documents should be the basis for all future communication about the metadata profiles in use, e.g. PubMan. We also expect that this approach will help us clarifying how to implement the requirements, thus the work will have certain impacts on the xml schemas.
The format of the table below follows the CEN Workshop Agreement 14855 for Dublin Core Application Profile Guidelines[1]
Open issues[edit]
I moved the open issues to the discussion page -- Andreas Gros 08:19, 20 March 2008 (CET)
eSciDoc Application Profiles[edit]
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_Event
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_File
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_Organization
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_Person
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_Publication
- ESciDoc_Application_Profile_Source
Related eSciDoc Encoding Schemes[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ CWA14855: Dublin Core Application Profile guidelines, see http://www.cen.eu/cenorm/businessdomains/businessdomains/isss/cwa/cwa14855.asp