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This blog discusses issues related to metadata-driven software architectures, including database engine features that impact metadata subschema design. quot;Metadata-drivenquot; means that a subschema of the database contains machine-readable descriptions of the system that are sufficiently rich to enable software to accomplish tasks, such as data presentation or validation, that might otherwise have to be coded on a case-by-case basis.CONTENT
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Explore the Metadata Working Group Website to learn more about the forums and discussions that are taking place in Cornell University Libraries. The CUL Metadata Working Group has been formed as an open forum for all staff to discuss metadata issues facing the library. To provide an opportunity for feedback on the potential and the impact of intended developments or uses of metadata in CUL.
Access to the dataset via the interactive request tool. Access to the original dataset as provided by the Principal Investigator. No Data available for this dataset. QWECIMet Owabi - Automatic Weather Station, Owabi, Ghana.
Formerly known as OASIS, the Metadata Research Program was established in 1990 to explore the topics of information selection, searching, filtering, retrieval, and especially adaptive searching using multiple computers and multiple sources in a networked environment. The Metadata Research Program comprises ongoing work in several research areas, as well as a number of individually funded projects such as the Seamless.