DCMI 2022 - Open Sessions

Session 16

Starts at: 05 Oct 22 15:30 UTC
Finishes at: 05 Oct 22 17:15 UTC
Venue: Virtual Conference Room B
Moderator: Ying-Hsang Liu
Presentations: Virtual Reunite for the Overseas Bronzes from Ancient China in Linked Open Data Environment
Shupei Wang

A Metadata Workflow for Digitizing Community Archives
Heather Charlotte Owen Brendan Honick Qiaoyi Liu

Comparing MTI Indexing at the NLM to Human Indexing: A Pilot Study
Julia Bullard Eileen Chen

Makespace Metadata Schema
Katie Colson Cora Godfrey

Session 19

Starts at: 05 Oct 22 20:00 UTC
Finishes at: 05 Oct 22 21:30 UTC
Venue: Virtual Conference Room A
Moderator: Alasdair MacDonald
Presentations: Scholarly Resources Application Profile
Juha Hakala

From Machine Readable to Machine Reasoning - Information Transmutation at the National Library of Sweden
Fredrik Klingwall

New bibliographic data standards at National Library of Korea
Hyejin Kim

Report from the DCMI Education Committee
Marcia Zeng

Core Cultural Metadata Model intreest group
Shigeo Sugimoto

Future directions of the Usage Board
Tom Baker

Session 24

Starts at: 06 Oct 22 21:00 UTC
Finishes at: 07 Oct 22 00:00 UTC
Venue: Virtual Conference Room A
Moderator: Sam Oh
Description: An application profile defines metadata usage for a specific application or usage. Profiles are often created as texts that are intended for a human audience and these texts generally employ tables to list the elements of the profile and related rules for metadata creation and validation. There has not been, however, to date a machine-actionable format for profiles. The DCTAP combines the need for human-readability and machine-actionability: it is a simple table format (with underlying comma separated values) with 12 elements that provide a core description of an application profile.
Presentations: Tutorial: Using Dublin Core Tabular Application Profiles (DCTAP)
Karen Coyle John Huck