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Two paths to interoperable metadata

Author:	Carol Jean Godby; Devon Smith; Eric Childress; OCLC Research.
Edition/Format:	Downloadable article : Document  Computer File : English
Publication:	DC-2003, proceedings of the international DCMI metadata conference and workshop, September 28-October 2, 2003, Seattle, Washington USA.
Summary:	This paper describes a prototype for a Web service that translates between pairs of metadata schemas.Despite a current trend toward encoding in XML and XSLT, we present arguments for a design that features a more distinct separation of syntax from semantics. The result is a system that automates routine processes, has a well-defined place for human input, and achieves a clean separation of the document data model, the document translations, and the machinery of the application.  Read more...
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