Joint Meeting on Metadata Standards in Use and Convergence
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Discussion
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Collaborative Notes: https://bit.ly/36u47wuWelcome and Meeting Objectives (10 min)
Presentations: (30 min)
Metadata IG Elements
Metadata of interest to the Social Science Research Data IG, including DDI
Metadata necessary for the Distributed System of Scientific Collections ( DiSSCo) project
Discussion of applicability of MIG Element Set (40 min)
Next Steps (10 min)
1. First group option
Metadata IGAdditional links to informative material
Metadata Interest Group: https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/metadata-ig.html
Metadata Elements: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8FnM3PsoL2dd2RnYVBmcjRMYXc?usp=sharing
Social Science Research Data Interest Group: https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/social-science-research-data-ig
Distributed System of Scientific Collections: https://www.dissco.eu/
Are you willing to hold your session at multiple times to accommodate various time zones?
NoAvoid conflict with the following group (1)
Social Science Research Data IGAvoid conflict with the following group (3)
Research Data Management in Engineering IGEstimate of the required room capacity
75Group chair serving as contact person
Rebecca KoskelaI declare that I have informed the chairs of all the Working / Interest groups included in this joint meeting application.
AcknowledgedMeeting objectives
The Metadata Interest Group(MIG) is supported by individuals and organizations involved in the development, implementation, and use of metadata for scientific data. MIG’s chief objective is to identify and endorse metadata solutions for addressing data management challenges. Metadata is crucial for the discovery, access, preservation, exchange, manipulation, and use/re-use of research data. Metadata discussions frequently focus on community-specific issues such as discipline-specific standards; however, there are dimensions of metadata that are of general interest, cross disciplines, and are amenable to broad community input. MIG endorses metadata solutions that balance domain-specific and interdisciplinary needs.
MIG has proposed metadata ‘packages’ for the commonly required purposes; a ‘package’ consists of elements (attributes or data structures) the values of which relate to the unique identity of the dataset or record (instance). To assure machine processing a formal syntax and declared semantics are required, and the packages must exhibit referential and functional integrity as well as human readability.
At previous plenaries, MIG has reached out to other RDA Interest Groups and Working Groups where metadata is important to the goals of their group. The element set has been shared with and reviewed by many of the RDA domain groups. At this meeting, we will continue the conversation with the Social Science domain group as well as a large international project, Distributed System of Scientific Collections (DiSSCo), which represents 120 institutions in 21 countries.Other
Speakers are from Europe, Australia, and US so Breakout 8 is the only possibilityPlease indicate the breakout slot (s) that would suit your meeting
Breakout 8Privacy Policy
1Target Audience
Anyone interested in metadata for the objectives of RDA; specifically, people from domain and infrastructure groups wishing to utilize metadata for their purposes. Members of RDA metadata groups who are interested in the goals of the various RDA metadata Interest Groups and Working Groups are encouraged to attend.
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