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Generation of XML Records Across Multiple Metadata Standards

Overview This paper describes the process that Eisenhower National Clearinghouse (ENC) staff went through to develop crosswalks between metadata based on three different standards and the generation of the corresponding XML records. ENC needed to generate different flavors of XML records so that metadata would be displayed correctly in catalog records generated through different digital library interfaces. The crosswalk between USMARC, IEEE LOM, and DC-ED is included, as well as examples of the XML records.

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Publisher	Corporation for National Research Initiatives	File Format	HTML
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	35
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cataloging, XML

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