Metadata Architecture for Digital Libraries: Conceptual framework for Indian Digital Libraries
(2001) Metadata Architecture for Digital Libraries: Conceptual framework for Indian Digital Libraries.
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Abstract: This paper describes approach of development of Metadata solution for digital library architecture for resource description and retrieval. This deals with the concept of Metadata[2], the different Metadata standards (Dublin core in particular[3]), Digital library Environment, Computer Network capabilities etc. This paper also discusses two of the Digital Library architecture protocols, for resource description and retrieval: they are STARTS (Stanford Protocol Proposal for Internet Retrieval and Search)[4.2] and SODA (Smart Objects and Dump Archives)[4.1] architecture to arrive at a possible protocol which would help to build Indian Digital Libraries [5]. While proposing the new architecture the existing Indian Environment with respect to Information Sources and User's query of the Information Sources[5.1], which are feasible for launch of this protocol for information processing and retrieval has been taken care. This is a pilot study which the author has done while doing his Fulbright fellowship in the College of Library Information Studies, University of Maryland, College Park, MD during 1999-2000.
| EPrint Type: | Report |
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| Keywords: | Meta data, Digital Libraries, Indian Heritage, Dublin Core |
| Subjects: | Metadata |
| ID Code: | 144 |
| Deposited On: | 28 October 2002 |
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