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Poetry.
American poetry.
Visual perception.
Rand, Ted, ill.
Another standard is derived from mARC. mEtS (metadata Encoding and
transmission Standard) was also developed by the Library of Congress. It consists
of 34 ields and its objective is as follows.
‘the mEtS schema is a standard for encoding descriptive, administrative,
and structural metadata regarding objects within a digital library expressed
using the XmL schema language of the word wide web Consortium. the
standard is maintained in the Network Development and mARC Standards
Ofice of the Library of Congress, and is being developed as an initiative
of the Digital Library federation.’
An interesting fact is that it is based on an XmL grammar.
Another standard is frequently used in the context of XmL-based document
markup, although it was not originally based on or limited to XmL.
DCmI (Dublin Core metadata Initiative) offers 15 ields for the collection of
metadata. they are often used as markup within the resource description
framework (RDf) container system.
Rose Bush
A Guide to Growing Roses
Describes process for planting and
nurturing
different kinds of rose bushes. 2001-01-20
It is obvious for this approach that 15 ields might not be suficient for
certain projects. this is why DCmI offers the possibility of extending the ields
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