Changeset 11959 for trunk/gli/metadata/nzgls.mds

Timestamp:

2006-06-21T16:39:29+12:00 (18 years ago)

Author:

kjdon

Message:

opened all the metadata sets in GEMS and saved them - the format has changed, so committed the new format. Hopefully next time they are opened, they won't appear changed. Also removed the predefined elements from dls metadata set which were committed by mistake

File:

• trunk/gli/metadata/nzgls.mds (modified) (16 diffs)

trunk/gli/metadata/nzgls.mds

@@ -1 +1 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <!DOCTYPE MetadataSet SYSTEM "http://www.greenstone.org/dtd/MetadataSet/1.0/MetadataSet.dtd">
-<MetadataSet contact="[email protected]" creator="Archives New Zealand" language_dependent="identifier, definition, comment" lastchanged="Fri Dec 03 14:35 2004 - mgw5 on narya" namespace="nzgls" family="">
+<MetadataSet contact="[email protected]" creator="Archives New Zealand" family="" language_dependent="identifier, definition, comment" lastchanged="Fri Dec 03 14:35 2004 - mgw5 on narya" namespace="nzgls">
     <!-- English Version sourced from http://www.e-government.govt.nz/nzgls/standard/ -->
     <SetLanguage code="en">
@@ -7 +7 @@
         <Description language="en">The NZGLS metadata standard is the official New Zealand Government standard for creating discovery-level metadata (see Cabinet Circular CO (02) 3). The standard is based closely on two well established standards: the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set and the Australian Government Locator Service.</Description>
     </SetLanguage>
-    <Element name="Title" >
+    <Element name="Title">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -89 +89 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Creator" >
+    <Element name="Creator">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -188 +188 @@
         <Attribute language="en" name="comment">Used to indicate the business role of the resource in terms of business functions and activities. Functions are the major units of activity which organisations pursue in order to meet the mission and goals of the organisation. They are defined in the Australian Records Management Standard [AS4390] as the largest unit of business activity in an organisation. Recommended best practice is to select a value from a controlled vocabulary or formal classification scheme. Resources being described within the NZ Government should use the Functions of New Zealand (FONZ) thesaurus. Use of this encoding scheme is mandatory for metadata prepared for use by the NZ Government Portal.</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Subject" >
+    <Element name="Subject">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -293 +293 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Description" >
+    <Element name="Description">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -387 +387 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Publisher" >
+    <Element name="Publisher">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -512 +512 @@
         </Element>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Contributor" >
+    <Element name="Contributor">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -622 +622 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Date" >
+    <Element name="Date">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -755 +755 @@
         </Element>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Type" >
+    <Element name="Type">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -873 +873 @@
         </Element>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Format" >
+    <Element name="Format">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -994 +994 @@
         <Attribute language="en" name="comment">The Availability element is primarily used for non-electronic resources to provide information on how to obtain physical access to the resource. The Availability element should be repeated to show multiple access points - for example, a service where someone could pay a bill at two separate organisations. Generally, full details of how any service can be obtained, or contact information, should be provided. If a structured value is to be given (including for example name and address information) it is recommended that the NZGLS Agent Encoding scheme be used. Alternatively, a link to a directory, authority file or similar set of identity information may be provided.</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Identifier" >
+    <Element name="Identifier">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -1096 +1096 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Source" >
+    <Element name="Source">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -1207 +1207 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Language" >
+    <Element name="Language">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -1299 +1299 @@
         <Attribute name="maximum_occurance">Unlimited</Attribute>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Relation" >
+    <Element name="Relation">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -1512 +1512 @@
         </Element>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Coverage" >
+    <Element name="Coverage">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">
@@ -1659 +1659 @@
         </Element>
     </Element>
-    <Element name="Rights" >
+    <Element name="Rights">
         <!-- English -->
         <Language code="en">