Three SGML metadata formats: TEI, EAD, and CIMI
Work Package 1 of Telematics for Libraries project BIBLINK (LB 4034)
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1
Introduction
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Overview of the schemes studied
2.1 The Text Encoding Initiative
2.1.1 The TEI Header
2.1.2 Sample TEI Headers
2.1.3 Other forms of metadata
2.2 EAD
2.2.1 Background
2.2.2 EAD header
2.2.3 Sample EAD header
2.2.4 EAD finding aid
2.3 CIMI records
2.3.1 A TEI application
2.3.2 CIMI Access Points
2.3.3 Topics
2.3.4 Contexts
2.3.5 Sample CIMI meta-record
2.3.6 Inheritance
2.3.7 Linking and naming
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Technical context
3.1 The role of a DTD
3.2 Descriptive or prescriptive?
3.3 Hyperlinks
3.4 SGML for quality control
3.5 SGML in resource discovery
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Comparative analysis
4.1 User Community
4.1.1 TEI headers
4.1.2 EAD
4.1.3 CIMI records
4.2 Control agency
4.2.1 TEI headers
4.2.2 EAD
4.2.3 CIMI records
4.3 Expression of metadata
4.3.1 TEI headers
4.3.2 EAD
4.3.3 CIMI records
4.4 Metadata concepts supported
4.4.1 TEI headers
4.4.2 EAD
4.4.3 CIMI records
4.4.4 Summary of feature coverage
4.5 Rules for formulation of content
4.5.1 TEI headers
4.5.2 EAD
4.5.3 CIMI records
4.6 Extensibility
4.6.1 TEI headers
4.6.2 EAD
4.6.3 CIMI records
4.7 Future development path
4.7.1 TEI headers
4.7.2 EAD
4.7.3 CIMI records
4.8 Relationship to other metadata schemes
4.8.1 Dublin Core
4.8.2 MARC
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Conclusions
5.1 Using SGML to represent metadata
5.2 The three schemes studied
5.3 Use of schemes in combination
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References
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