Some projects using Dublin Core
Terry Kuny
Terry.Kuny at xist.com
Mon Apr 28 10:51:11 EDT 1997
Hi,
Here are some projects using the Dublin Core. If I
were to make an educated guess, I think that DC will be
found in a lot more places in the very near future.
1. SOLINET's Monticello Electronic Library
URL: http://www.solinet.net/monticello/monticel.htm
The basic function of Monticello Electronic Library
is to link distributed regional resources regardless
of source or type of information. The Dublin Core
Element Set is being used to provide semantic
interoperability between several databases of
electronic media and record types including SGML EAD
Finding Aid, MARC and GILS collections.
2. The National Library of Australia and the
National Library of New Zealand's National
Document and Information Service (NDIS) Project:
URL: http://www.nla.gov.au/2/NDIS
Nation Document and Information Service (NDIS) Project
(National Library of Australia) will provide access to
70 databases covering law, journals, library resources,
community resources, and research. The Dublin Core will
be used to normalize a wide variety of data under a
single structure.
3. The Nordic Metadata Project
URL: http://linnea.helsinki.fi/meta/index.html
Among Nordic countries there is a special
need for a shared metadata creation system,
as it will facilitate further the already active
use of ILL and document delivery services within Scandinavia.
The Dublin Core is being used to provide and enhance end-user
services by making a diversity of digital documents more easily
searchable and deliverable over the Net.
4. German Mathematical Society (DMV)
Mathematics Preprint Index:
DC in an Application
There is a paper on this project in English at:
URL: http://www.dstc.edu.au/DC4/roland/
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