The JISC IE Metadata Schema Registry

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The JISC IE Metadata Schema Registry Access to information on metadata terms & application profiles used for resource description in the UK learning, teaching & research communities Metadata standards bodies Serve broad communities Develop sets of terms as metadata vocabularies Define models for use of terms in metadata descriptions Provide bindings to express descriptions in formats Metadata implementers Build services for particular audiences Select terms from existing metadata vocabularies Develop additional metadata vocabularies Develop application profiles to describe use of terms Choose appropriate bindings Schema Creation Tool Create descriptions of metadata vocabularies & application profiles Query registry server Publish descriptions as schemas Registry Server Aggregate & index schemas Publication API Query API Managed to control quality Registry Web site Browse, search, navigate Metadata Application "Get description of term T" Outputs Models for application profiles for DC & LOM Schema creation tool Pilot registry server & publication/query APIs Pilot registry Web site Open-source software Policy framework Outcomes Consensus on models Improved disclosure & discovery of metadata terms Improved disclosure & discovery of application profiles Foundation for advanced functions (mapping, inferencing) Benefits Consistency in creating application profiles Availability of rich data source on metadata terms Wider re-use of existing solutions, less duplication of developer effort Collaboration between DC and LOM communities Contribution to debate on metadata interoperability What the project needs (from service providers & other projects) How project will achieve this Work with CETIS & Becta as representatives of user community Disseminate our work Support use of tools Evaluation of outputs Now: Contribute user requirements Give feedback on models Help test tools Future: Register all metadata vocabularies & application profiles Use registry as information source Develop enhanced applications using registry services http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/projects/iemsr/ Shared Services Programme