Using metadata schema registry as a core function to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas
Mitsuharu Nagamori, Shigeo Sugimoto
Abstract
Mitsuharu Nagamori, Shigeo Sugimoto
Abstract
Metadata schema registries have great potential to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas. Application profiles are a key concept for Dublin Core, and have a crucial role in promoting reuse of metadata schemas. This paper discusses basic concepts and models of metadata schemas, in order to clarify functional requirements for extending registry functions to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas. It also describes two experimental tools developed to help users find, browse and build metadata schemas.
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Metadata schema registries have great potential to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas. Application profiles are a key concept for Dublin Core, and have a crucial role in promoting reuse of metadata schemas. This paper discusses basic concepts and models of metadata schemas, in order to clarify functional requirements for extending registry functions to enhance usability and reusability of metadata schemas. It also describes two experimental tools developed to help users find, browse and build metadata schemas.
Key concepts: Metadata, Computer science, Meta Data Services, Usability, Reusability, Schema (genetic algorithms), Metadata repository, Data element