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Covers the theory and practice of metadata application design, implementation and evaluation. Provides information under four main sections - fundamentals of metadata, metadata building blocks, metadata services, and metadata outlook in research, and covers: current standards; schemas: structure and semantics; schemas: syntax; metadata records; metadata services; metadata quality measurement and improvement; achieving interoperability; the metadata research landscape.
First publish date: 2008
Subjects: Metadata
Authors: Marcia Lei Zeng
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