Dubrovnik / Milan / Washington / Dublin / Helsinki / Frankfurt / London / Revheim / /
Company
Computational Models / Wilson / CERIF TG / Interoperable Rights Management / Xerox / ContentGuard Inc. / The CERIF Task Group / EuroCRIS CERIF Task Group / Kao / /
Country
Croatia / Italy / Sweden / United States / / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / /
Facility
Edifice of Knowledge / American Institute of Physics / Library of Congress Subject Headings / California Digital Library / /
IndustryTerm
information processing / distributed information access solutions / information search / Internet Content Selection / document processing / analysis software / information access solutions / federation systems / quality management / data collection devices / web resources / intelligent information search / technology criteria / technology transfer / distributed version / http /
Organization
Workflow Management Coalition / American Institute of Physics / American Mathematical Society / Knowledge Society / University of Bergen / Congress / /
Person
Anne Asserson / Andrei Lopatenko / Keith G Jeffery / CRIS CERIF / /
Position
General International Standard Archival Description / author / role author / machine mediator / Model for Heterogeneous / layered information model / /
Product
deep searches / Math-Net / URIs / /
ProgrammingLanguage
SQL / XML / DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Washington / /
PublishedMedium
D-Lib Magazine / Physical Review / /
Technology
XML / SGML / DAML / Information Technology / Digital Rights technologies / html / Uniform Resource Locator / encryption / cryptography / RDBMS / RDF / pdf / knowledge management / /
Comparative Study of Metadata for Scientific Information: The place of CERIF in CRISs and Scientific Repositories Keith G Jeffery CLRC, Andrei Lopatenko MU, Anne Asserson, UiB Summary Metadata provides the human- and