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Metadata for Long Term Preservation of Product Data
Joshua Lubell
Computer Scientist
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Abstract
Product data can be usefully defined as structured information about
objects that are produced by industrial and business processes. In
terms of information types, data formats, usage, and lifespan, product
data is both complex and diverse, encompassing 3D image
modeling information, dimensions, tolerances, and other model
annotations, supplementary material such as test analysis, videos,
datasets, and human-readable documentation. Although the metadata
issues in this problem space present some unique challenges, there are
valuable lessons to be learned from the library metadata and packaging
standards and how they relate to product metadata. Extending the
library standards to represent subsets of information from emerging
product lifecycle management standards could help tame the complexity
of long-term archival of product data.
Metadata for Long Term Preservation of Product Data
International Symposium on XML for the Long Haul: Issues in the Long-term Preservation of XML
August 2, 2010
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Author's keywords for this paper: PDM; PLM; metadata; semantic technology; RDF; PLCS; reference data; LOTAR; STEP; technical data package; OAIS; descriptive information
