Pathways core

Lagoze, Carl; Payette, Sandra; Liu, Xiaoming; Sompel, Herbert De; Warner, Simeon; Bekaert, Jeroen

doi:10.1145/1141753.1141863

Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries 2006

DOI: 10.1145/1141753.1141863

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Pathways core

Carl Lagoze

Sandra Payette

Xiaoming Liu

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Abstract: As part of the NSF-funded Pathways project, we have created an interoperable data model to facilitate object re-use and a broad spectrum of cross-repository services. The resulting Pathways Core data model is designed to be lightweight to implement, and to be widely applicable as a shared profile or as an overlay on data models currently used in repository systems and applications. We consider the data models underlying the Fedora, Dspace and aDORe repository systems, and a number of XML-based formats used for… Show more

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Investigative study of standards for Digital Repositories and related services

Foulonneau¹,

André²,

Badolato³

2008

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Investigative study of standards for Digital Repositories and related services

Foulonneau¹,

André²,

Badolato³

2008

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