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Conceptual Requirements. ‌ A firm conceptual metadata model is needed for EuDML. EuDML harvest • EuDML needs to explain to data providers which metadata they should ex- pose to EuDML harvesters. This explanation can come in two ways: EuDML can provide them with one or several “EuDML recommended (standard) schema(s)” as an example so that they can transform and expose their stuff in exactly this way (if not already available). Or they can see from the EuDML conceptual schema what information is wanted by EuDML and expose their “richest” format which contains all this information (however, encoded dif- ferently). Typing metadata as e.g. “obligatory”, “fundamental”, “supple- mental” will give additional guidance and serves the purpose of maintaining a defined level of quality. • EuDML content providers must have the possibility to retrieve the EuDML- enhanced metadata for their collection of items, in order to improve their local collections to a higher level of quality. EuDML operation • The EuDML search engine has to know where to search for and on which criteria to filter when given a user query or when guiding users through a browsing process, or when providing alerts (e.g. RSS feeds). • The EuDML system has to know which details to present to users when con- structing search result lists or browsing features, in order that the user can identify and select the publications of interest (on bibliographic or contents- related criteria), and obtain the full text thereof. • The EuDML system has to know which version of a relevant metadata field has to be chosen and how it has to be transformed in order to be properly displayed at user or search engine request in various formats (examples: a for- mula in a title which might be stored as text, LATEX, or MathML needs typ- ically to be converted to regular XHTML on-the-fly when the search result is displayed in a Web page, this conversion requires knowing what formats are available for this particular formula in the EuDML metadata registry, choos- ing the best available format for the specific display context, and translating accordingly; another example is the text-math encoding conversion involved to generate BibTeX as well as Endnote XML, etc.). • The EuDML search engine has to know where mathematical formulae can occur, how they might be encoded, how they can be searched for, including wildcard search, and how they should be presented to users (depending also on browser capabilities). • Multilingual information and information present...
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