DCMI Date Working Group Wiki
| Chairs: | Eric Childress, OCLC and Douglas Campbell, National Library of New Zealand. |
| Status: | This working group is currently active. |
| Established: | 2003-10-03 (re-established) |
| Charter: | The purpose of the DCMI Date WG is to provide a forum for the discussion of issues related to the representation of date and time in metadata, and foster the adoption of standards and practices that will enhance the interoperability of date and time information conveyed in Dublin Core metadata. |
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Meeting of the DC-Date Working Group
A meeting of the DC-Date workking group will take place on Friday 6th October 2006 during the DC-2006 conference in Mananillo, Colima, Mexico.
Work items on the Wiki
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Document the requirements for interoperable representation of dates:
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![[Self]](/wiki/dcmi/img/moin-inter.png)
Date and Time Short Form - A note for submission to W3C
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