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Type

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Unit*

?Name of the library unit that administers to the digital and/or physical object that is being described.
  • Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum
  • Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Archival Program
  • Ohio Congressional Archives
  • Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute
  • Rare Books and Manuscripts Library
  • Music and Dance Library
  • Records can only belong to one Unit.
  • If creating individual records, this metadata gets entered in the Relationships tab under "Administrative Set".
  • Do not put this field in spreadsheets for batch ingest. It will be mapped for the entire ingest.
textNot repeatable

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Resource Type*

(Note: Listed as "Type" in submission form.)

dcterms:typeThe primary nature of the work , as selected by a pre-defined list of categories. For reformatted items, select the term that is associated with its digital surrogatedigital object.
  • Collection
  • Dataset
  • Event
  • Image
  • Interactive Resource
  • Moving Image
  • Physical Object
  • Service
  • Software
  • Sound
  • Still Image
  • TextFor reformatted items, use the type term that corresponds to the digital
  • objectSelect the appropriate DCMI Type Term(s) from the drop-down menu. Consult the DC Metadata Application Profile for more details.
  • For music notation, use "Image".

text

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(Note: It is discouraged to enter multiple types. Ideally, related works of different types should have separate records.)

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Title*dc:titleA name to aid in identifying a work.n/aDepending on the work, it may indicated on the work. In other cases, the title may be supplied by the metadata creator.text

Not repeatable

(Additional titles should go in Alternative Title.)

 

Alternative Title

dcterms:alternative

An alternative name for the resource.n/a

It may be a translated title or series title.

textRepeatable

 

Creatordc:creatorThe person or group primarily responsible for the creation of the work.

If a personal name is not in a CV, enter the name in inverted order with life/death dates if known, e.g. "Smith, John, 1900-1990".

textRepeatable(tick)

Contributor

dc:contributorA person or group responsible for making secondary contributions to the work.


If a personal name is not in a CV, enter the name in inverted order with life/death dates if known, e.g. "Smith, John, 1900-1990". text Repeatable

 

Genre

vra:worktype

(Note: corresponds to VRA 4.)

A term or terms that designate a category characterizing a particular style, form, or content, such as artistic, musical, literary composition, etc.

Genre often refers to what the item is regardless of whether it is in a physical or digital format.text Repeatable

(tick)

Language

dc:language

The language(s) of the work's content.ISO 639-2 language code

If there is no text, do not enter a language term.

 text Repeatable

 (tick)

 Publisher

dc:publisher

The person or group making the work available in a formal publication process. Contrary to prior practice, do not enter OSUL or any of its units in this field. text Repeatable (tick)

Date Created

dcterms:created

The date on which the work was created.
  • For exact dates, follow W3C DTF, i.e. YYYY, YYYY-MM, or YYYY-MM-DD.
  • For approximate and uncertain dates, use EDTF. Do not enter dates as text, e.g. “Undated”.
date Repeatable

 

Date Issueddcterms:issuedThe date(s) on which the work was issued, e.g. published.W3C Date Time Format (DTF)

Enter date as YYYY, YYYY-MM, or YYYY-MM-DD.

date Repeatable 
Date Copyrighteddcterms:dateCopyrightedThe date(s) on which the work was copyrighted.W3C Date Time Format (DTF)

Enter date as YYYY, YYYY-MM, or YYYY-MM-DD.

date Repeatable 

Summary

dcterms:abstract

An explanation of the work’s content.

 n/a For example, this could be a summary of the textual content of the work or an account a description of the picture's imagery in a picture. text Repeatable

 

Description

dc:description

Describe or note other aspects of the work that are not appropriate to the Summary or other fields.

 n/a text Repeatable

 

Staff Notes

local field

(Note: link to local namespace https://library.osu.edu/ns#StaffNotes is broken.)

Enter internal notes that should only be accessible to logged in users.

 n/aDo not put any confidential information related to the work. text Repeatable

 

Format

dc:format

The file format of the work and/or the physical medium of the work.

 

For digital files: 

  • Internet Media Types (MIME)

For physical objects:

This field is about the physicality of analog and digital objects. text Repeatable

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Extentdcterms:extentThe size or duration of the resource.n/aFollow Resource Description & Access (RDA) standards.textRepeatable 

Measurements

vra:measurements

Dimensions of physical work, e.g. dimensions, volume, weight, scale, running time.

n/a

Enter measurement value as number, unit type as text, and qualifier (description of unit) as type.

textRepeatable

 

Materials

vra:material

The substance of which a work and/or image is composed of.

??textRepeatable

 

Repository

foaf:basedNear

(Note: may change to another property.)

The name of the repository where the original resource is located (e.g. “Ohio State University. Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum”).

 LCNAF: Library of Congress Name Authority File

For reformatted works, only indicate repository if the item is physically held by OSUL.

 textRepeatable

 

Collection

vra:collection 

Name of the collection that the work is a part of.

n/a textNot repeatable

(tick)

Sub Collectionvra:subcollection

Name of the sub-collection that the work is a part of.

n/a textRepeatable

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Source

dc:source

Indicate source of the work as a digital object(s).

 n/a

For example, “Born digital” or “Digitized from [Item #], [Box #], [Collection Name], [Unit], The Ohio State University Libraries”.

text Not repeatable

 

Provenance

dcterms:provenance

A statement of any changes in ownership and custody of the physical resource since its creation is significant for its authenticity, integrity, and interpretation. n/a text Repeatable

 

Related Finding Aidbibframe:findingAid

If applicable, enter the URL for the finding aid that the work is associated with.

URLEnter the URL of the finding aid in the Special Collections Registry.URLNot repeatable 

Related URL

rdfs:seeAlso
A link to a website related to the work. URL
  • This field can also be used for permanent link(s) from a DC record that is related to the work.
  • Enter the entire URL.
 URL Repeatable

 

Identifier

dcterms:identifier 

The unique identifier(s) associated with the work. In the case of reformatted items, it could be associated with the work in a physical or digital format.

n/a

If the work has an associated call number, enter that in Call Number field.

textRepeatable

 

Call Numberbibframe:shelfMark

If applicable, enter the call number(s) for physical version of the work here.

n/a textRepeatable 

Collection Identifier

vra:collectionIdentifier

(Note: not in VRA ontology.)

If applicable, enter the identifier for the collection the work is a part of.n/aIf there is a related finding aid, enter the Collection Identifier exactly as it is listed in the finding aid.textNot repeatable

 

Archival Contextlocal field

If applicable, enter the Finding Aid Containter ID that links the work to its series, box, or other section in its related finding aid.

 The Metadata Initiatives Department can assist with populating this field.textNot repeatable 

Published In

dcterms:bibliographicCitation

Enter full bibliographic citation(s) for previously published version(s) of the work.

 Use for works that were formally published.  

 

Subject

dc:subject

Terms which describe what the work is about.

Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)

Library of Congress Name Authority File (LCNAF)

  • Use LCSH for topical subject headings.
  • Use LCNAF for proper names of people and organizations.
 text Repeatable

(tick)

Keyword

dc:relationWords or phrases to describe what the work is about. This field is for terms that do not conform to a controlled vocabulary.n/aIf an appropriate term can be found in LCSH or LCNAF, enter the authorized term in Subject instead.textRepeatable

(tick)

Place

dcterms:spatial

A place name, e.g. city, state, country, that the work is about.

Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (TGN)

Do not use for place of publication. textRepeatable

(tick)

Time period

dcterms:temporal

A time span that the work is about or depicts.

n/aFollow existing standards in DC for consistency to denote specific decades, e.g. “1890s (1890-1899)”, or centuries, e.g. “19th Century”. text Repeatable

(tick)

Rights Statementedm:rights

Standardized rights statement related to the work.

Rights Statements.orgConsult OSUL’s Copyright Services Department for appropriate term.URINot repeatable 

Rights

dcterms:rights

Free-text field for rights information indicated on the work, e.g. copyright statement.

n/a

If applicable, transcribe copyright statement on work.textRepeatable

 

Rights Holderdcterms:rightsHolderName of the individual(s) and/or organization(s) that retain rights to the work.n/a textRepeatable 
Licensedcterms:licenseIf appropriate, select a Creative Commons license to be applied to the work.Creative Commons licenses

Consult OSUL’s Copyright Services Department for appropriate term.

URINot repeatable 
Access Rightsdcterms:accessRights

Free-text field for access information, e.g. restricted items.

n/a textRepeatable 

Preservation Level

premis:PreservationLevel

(Note: PREMIS 2. Not in PREMIS ontology.)

A value indicating the set of preservation functions expected to be applied to the object, e.g. “Full.”

 ???Consult with Digital Preservation Librarian for the appropriate value. text Not repeatable

 

Preservation Level Rationale

premis:hasPreservationLevelRationale

(Note: PREMIS 2. Not in PREMIS ontology.)

The reason a particular Preservation Level value was applied to the object.

  • Preservation Master
  • Provisional Master
  • Access Copy
Consult Digital Preservation Librarian for the appropriate value.textNot repeatable

 

Preservation Level Rationale Date Assigned

premis:hasPreservationLevelDateAssigned

(Note: PREMIS 2. Not in PREMIS ontology.)

Date the preservation level was assigned.

W3C Date Time Format (DTF)
  • Enter date as YYYY, YYYY-MM, or YYYY-MM-DD.
  • Consult with Digital Preservation Librarian for the appropriate value.
dateNot repeatable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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