Chapter 1. Using Google Refine to Clean Messy Data - ProPublica
11 weeks ago by dsalo
Example of authority control on messy data.
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11 weeks ago by dsalo
Natural Collections Descriptions Group - NCD
11 weeks ago by dsalo
RDF-based. "Natural Collections Descriptions (NCD) covers all types of collections of natural history material; specimens, original artwork, photographs, archives, published material or a mixture."
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biology
ecology
11 weeks ago by dsalo
Why is content migration so difficult? | Thinking Records
february 2012 by dsalo
Migration from one application to another is extremely time consuming because you are:
mapping from one set of entity types to another. Entities are the types of objects the application can hold (users/groups/documents/records/files/libraries/sites/retention rules etc)
mapping from one set of descriptive metadata fields to another
mapping from one set of functions to another. Functions are the actions that users can be permitted to perform on entities in the system (for example: create an entity/amend it/rename it/move it/copy it/delete it/attach a retention rule to it/grant or deny access permissions on it)
mapping from one set of roles to another. Roles are simply collections of functions, grouped together to make it easier to administrate them. For example in SharePoint the role of ‘member’ of a site collects together the functions a user needs to be able to access a site and view and download content, and to contribute new content to the site, but denies them the functions they would need to administer or change the site itself.
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mapping from one set of entity types to another. Entities are the types of objects the application can hold (users/groups/documents/records/files/libraries/sites/retention rules etc)
mapping from one set of descriptive metadata fields to another
mapping from one set of functions to another. Functions are the actions that users can be permitted to perform on entities in the system (for example: create an entity/amend it/rename it/move it/copy it/delete it/attach a retention rule to it/grant or deny access permissions on it)
mapping from one set of roles to another. Roles are simply collections of functions, grouped together to make it easier to administrate them. For example in SharePoint the role of ‘member’ of a site collects together the functions a user needs to be able to access a site and view and download content, and to contribute new content to the site, but denies them the functions they would need to administer or change the site itself.
february 2012 by dsalo
Future Directions for Metadata Remediation for Metadata Aggregators
february 2012 by dsalo
What's hard-to-parse about current-gen metadata, and how we can and can't make it better algorithmically. Not sure how I missed this one; it's fabulous.
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february 2012 by dsalo
RUcore - Development of RUcore
december 2011 by dsalo
Supposedly a MODS profile for research data coming soon.
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december 2011 by dsalo
Home - CCO Commons - Cataloging Cultural Objects
november 2011 by dsalo
Sad lack of actual documentation. Pity.
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standards
november 2011 by dsalo
PREMIS in METS Toolbox
october 2011 by dsalo
Includes PREMIS in METS validator, guidelines.
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october 2011 by dsalo
Strategies for reprocessing aggregated metadata
may 2011 by dsalo
The OAI protocol facilitates the aggregation of large numbers of heterogeneous metadata records. In order to make harvested records useable in the context of an OAI service provider, the records typically must be filtered, analyzed and transformed. The CIC metadata portal harvests 450,000 records from 18 repositories at 9 U.S. Midwestern universities. The process implemented for transforming metadata records for this project supports multiple workflows and end-user interfaces. The design of the metadata transformation process required trade-offs between aggregation homogeneity and utility for purpose and pragmatic constraints such as feasibility, human resources, and processing time.
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may 2011 by dsalo
DOAP – Trac
april 2011 by dsalo
"Description of a Project:" metadata for software projects.
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april 2011 by dsalo
Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata — Federal Geographic Data Committee
march 2011 by dsalo
When they say "FGDC metadata," this is what they mean.
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march 2011 by dsalo
InfoGrid NoSQL Internet Graph Database
may 2010 by dsalo
Definitions and distinctions for ontology, taxonomy, CV, etc.
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may 2010 by dsalo
The Code4Lib Journal – Automated Metadata Formatting for Cornell’s Print-on-Demand Books
november 2009 by dsalo
<3 <3 <3. MARC name disambiguation, including some nasty edge cases, with Python.
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november 2009 by dsalo
Categories for the Description of Works of Art (Research at the Getty)
january 2009 by dsalo
CV for art description -- TEL grant
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january 2009 by dsalo
Fred 2.0 » LCSH is to Thesaurus as Doorbell is to Mammal
january 2008 by dsalo
Why the LCSH is not a thesaurus. And things you never knew about doorbells.
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january 2008 by dsalo
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