Metadata Requirements. The metadata to be submitted with the change request shall include, as a minimum:
Metadata Requirements. Where the Client provides a published date or street date different from the date the work was originally published or created, the original date will be included in the Title description and metadata. The Client may only update pricing or metadata for Titles once every forty-five (45) days. Any change to pricing or metadata for more than ten thousand (10,000) titles within a forty-five (45) day period requires Lightning Source’s express written permission, which permission by e-mail will be sufficient.
Metadata Requirements. Example: The Data shall include the following metadata items, as a minimum:
Metadata Requirements. This requirement entails all the information that end users need to find digital objects, such as taxonomies and content descriptions.
Metadata Requirements. Example: The Data shall include the following items, as a minimum: the data originator of the data amendments made to the data the persons or organisations that have interacted with the data details of any validation and verification of the data that has been performed effective start date and time of the data for geospatial data: The earth reference model used The coordinated system used for numerical data The statistical accuracy of the measurement or calculation technique used The resolution the confidence level as required in Chapter 3, Section 3.2 (Quality System) in Appendix 8 (Terrain and obstacle data requirements) of ICAO Annex 15 details of any functions applied if data has been subject to conversion/transformation details of any limitations on the use of the data Annex H Limitations on the Use of The Data Example: The Data shall only be used for the purposes of providing aeronautical information services. Any other use of the Data by the Data Receiver is subject to a formal agreement by the Data Provider.
Metadata Requirements. 1. The metadata will be provided to ODN according to the Metadata Application Profile (MAP). The MAP has been created because there is no one metadata schema adhered to by all potential contributing institutions. The MAP is a guideline for contributors to follow in standardizing Data Provider’s metadata for DPLA. Metadata cannot be harvested by ODN until it meets the MAP guidelines.
