Agenda for March 10, 2009: Difference between revisions
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* Level 4: Name Tagging -- Recommendations | * Level 4: Name Tagging -- Recommendations | ||
** <choice><reg/><name/><orig/><name/><choice> | ** <choice><reg/><name/><orig/><name/><choice> | ||
*** @key to reference CV go in <reg> or in <orig> or both? | *** @key to reference CV go in <reg> or in <orig> or both? | ||
** use @ key and maintain normalizations elsewhere (external file or header) | ** use @ key and maintain normalizations elsewhere (external file or header) | ||
* | * TEI Header: Referencing "outside" metadata formats | ||
** What mechanism should we use to we point from the TEI header to metadata located outside the TEI document? (For example, how do you identify a MARC, METS, or MODS record that provides additional metadata about the TEI document and/or the source document?) | |||
** Should we provide a recommendation on storing non-TEI metadata within the TEI document (using a different element namespace)? For example, should we allow Dublin Core elements anywhere in the TEI header? | |||
Revision as of 14:14, 8 March 2009
Agenda
- Level 4: Name Tagging -- Recommendations
- <choice><reg/><name/><orig/><name/><choice>
- @key to reference CV go in <reg> or in <orig> or both?
- use @ key and maintain normalizations elsewhere (external file or header)
- <choice><reg/><name/><orig/><name/><choice>
- TEI Header: Referencing "outside" metadata formats
- What mechanism should we use to we point from the TEI header to metadata located outside the TEI document? (For example, how do you identify a MARC, METS, or MODS record that provides additional metadata about the TEI document and/or the source document?)
- Should we provide a recommendation on storing non-TEI metadata within the TEI document (using a different element namespace)? For example, should we allow Dublin Core elements anywhere in the TEI header?