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DCMI Metadata Terms

The fifteen terms of the Dublin Core™ Metadata Element Set plus several dozen properties, classes, datatypes, and vocabulary encoding schemes.

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Current and past specifications developed and maintained by DCMI

Dublin Core Schemas

DCMI term declarations represented in various machine-processable schema languages, defining the structure and syntax of metadata specifications.

LRMI

The LRMI specification is a collection of classes, properties and concept schemes for markup and description of educational resources.

BIBO

Bibliographic Ontology (BIBO) is a Semantic Web vocabulary for expressing citations and bibliographic references.

DCTAP

The DC Tabular Application Profiles specification is a simple model for application profiles that can be developed in a spreadsheet program.

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Continuing an unbroken sequence of more than twenty years of DCMI Annual Conferences.

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DCMI Community

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Education Committee

The DCMI Education Committee coordinates activities and publications that teach and inform users about current developments and technologies for metadata.

LRMI Working Group

The LRMI™ Working Group is charged with defining and executing DCMI work on the LRMI family of metadata specifications.

Application Profiles Working Group

Working Group for a revised framework to support application profiles, a revised abstract model, and core vocabulary of components and constraints.

DCPapers

The Dublin Core Papers repository is an open access resource for scholarly articles and technical papers.

DCMI Blog

Occasional blog posts report on developments in metadata innovation and practice.

Metadata Basics

The DCMI approach to metadata aims at achieving pragmatic interoperability among traditional and newer technologies on the basis of knowledge graph design principles.

Dublin Core™ User Guide

A basic guide in the use of Dublin Core and other DCMI vocabularies.

Glossary

A guide to terminology used in the DCMI community, past and present, with reflections on how our language for talking about metadata has evolved.

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Archived LRMI resources including presentations, reports, and implementations.

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