Dublin Core Collection Description Working Group Wiki

Welcome to the Wiki of the [WWW]Dublin Core Collection Description Working Group (DC CD WG). This is a Web-based collaborative area for the working group, providing a shared space where documents can be created and edited collaboratively.

Dublin Core Collection Collection Description Application Profile

The primary focus of the working group is the development of the [WWW]Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile (DC CD AP) and documents in this work area are created to support that activity.

The DC CD AP is a specification of how terms from the Dublin Core metadata vocabularies (together with terms from other vocabularies) are used to construct a description of a collection.

Example DC CD AP Descriptions

The DC CD WG is assembling a set of example collection-level descriptions to test the DC CD AP metadata schema

ExampleDescriptions

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