Descriptive Metadata Call 2015-11-18
Time: approx. 1:30pm EDT / 10:30am PDT (after Hydra Metadata IG Call)
Call-In Info: +1 (641) 715 3660, access code 651025
Moderator: carolyn.hansen (U of Cincinnati)
Notetaker: mcmillwh (U of Cincinnati)
Attendees:
- Chrissy Rissmeyer (she/her) (UC Santa Barbara)
- Arwen Hutt (UC San Diego)
- Corey Harper (NYU)
- Gretchen Gueguen (DPLA)
- Cathleen Lu (Chemical Heritage Foundation)
- Juliane Schneider (UC San Diego)
Agenda:
- Priorities and timelines
- metadata application profile
- Julie and Carolyn will look into getting this added as an agenda item on the Hydra Tech call
- metadata application profile
- Base metadata application profile (see: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f8xWc1kLX2hkP3WwAp1rIGHLvqovFFJoqIb9iBf29oo/edit#gid=0)
- discussion about the purpose, need to define it more clearly
- right now it's basically Dublin Core - what are we adding?
- Hydra in a Box ships with the DPLA map as the default schema. This is basically title, rights statement, URL, and holding institution.
- What we're developing isn't really an application profile
- The DPLA map has a class for place names, collections, agents, etc.
- we could start with the 3 core classes of the DPLA map:
- source resource
- web resource
- aggregation object
- because the 3 classes are meant to be expressed as RDF and linked data, we could specify application profiles for extracting that in a flatter record
- UCSD developed their profile in layers
- Dublin Core
- DPLA - a more specific rendering of layer 1
- looking at putting their own layer on top of layer 2
- This is more of a best practice for building your own application profile in Hydra
- It will be difficult to get everyone to agree on what a core application profile will look like, but if we can explain to build one, this will help many members of the community
- Best practices on handling controlled vocabularies (skipped)
- Best practices on handling blank nodes and nested attributes (skipped)
(see: 2015-05-07 - Fedora Tech Meeting; 2015-04-23 - Fedora Tech Meeting) - Next steps
- Discuss ways to explain building an application profile in the Dive into Hydra Works tutorial