Metadata gateway Sample Clauses

Metadata gateway. This is the user interface to be used by content providers for the ingestion [month 12] Schedule of relevant Milestones Milestone number 59 Milestone name Lead benefi- ciary number Delivery date from Annex I 60 Comments MS7 Xxxxxxxx ready for delivery of content to Europeana 7 12 this is the starting point for the beginning of mapping and delivery of metadara records to Europeana Project Number 1 270905 Project Acronym 2 Linked Heritage Work package number 53 WP6 Work package title Coordination of Content Start month 6 End month 30 Lead beneficiary number 55 17 • To gather feedback for the refinement and improvement of the environment and the system as a whole, in order to support tier-one countries and others who have not yet contributed large amounts of content to Europeana • To provide support to the content providers for the mapping of their metadata formats to the Linked Heritage format • To contribute large amounts of enhanced content to Europeana, including private sector content
Sample 1
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Metadata gateway. This is the user interface to be used by content providers for the ingestion [month 12] Schedule of relevant Milestones Milestone number 59 Milestone name Lead benefi- ciary number Delivery date from Annex I 60 Comments MS7 Xxxxxxxx ready for delivery of content to Europeana 7 12 this is the starting point for the beginning of mapping and delivery of metadara records to Europeana Project Number 1‌ 270905 Project Acronym 2 Linked Heritage One form per Work Package Work package number 53 WP6 Work package title Coordination of Content Start month 6 End month 30 Lead beneficiary number 55 17 Objectives • To gather feedback for the refinement and improvement of the environment and the system as a whole, in order to support tier-one countries and others who have not yet contributed large amounts of content to Europeana • To provide support to the content providers for the mapping of their metadata formats to the Linked Heritage format • To contribute large amounts of enhanced content to Europeana, including private sector content Description of work and role of partners
Sample 1

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