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Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)

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Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)

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Design principles

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	=== Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) ===		=== Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) ===

−	The MODS standard, maintained by the US Library of Congress, is available at [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]. Currently ICA-AtoM supports the Digital Library Federation second level of adoption for MODS (see [https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/DLFAquifer/MODS+Guidelines+Levels+of+Adoption DLF Aquifer MODS Guidelines Levels of Adoption]). MODS-specific sections of this manual are available at [[MODS]]	+	The MODS standard, maintained by the US Library of Congress [http://www.loc.gov/marc/ndmso.html Network Development and MARC Standards Office], is available at [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]. Currently ICA-AtoM supports the Digital Library Federation second level of adoption for MODS (see [https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/DLFAquifer/MODS+Guidelines+Levels+of+Adoption DLF Aquifer MODS Guidelines Levels of Adoption]). MODS-specific sections of this manual are available at [[MODS]]

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	=== Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) ===		=== Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) ===

−	The MODS standard is available at [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]. Currently ICA-AtoM supports the Digital Library Federation second level of adoption for MODS (see [https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/DLFAquifer/MODS+Guidelines+Levels+of+Adoption DLF Aquifer MODS Guidelines Levels of Adoption]). MODS-specific sections of this manual are available at [[MODS]]	+	The MODS standard, maintained by the US Library of Congress, is available at [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]. Currently ICA-AtoM supports the Digital Library Federation second level of adoption for MODS (see [https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/DLFAquifer/MODS+Guidelines+Levels+of+Adoption DLF Aquifer MODS Guidelines Levels of Adoption]). MODS-specific sections of this manual are available at [[MODS]]

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 To implement support for other standards:
-* Map the data elements of the target standard to the related ICA standard and - via this "metadata crosswalk" - to the underlying database architecture in ICA-AtoM/[http://qubit-toolkit.org/ Qubit]
+* Map the data elements of the target standard to the related ICA standard and - via this "[[Crosswalks|metadata crosswalk]]" - to the underlying database architecture in ICA-AtoM/[http://qubit-toolkit.org/ Qubit]
 * Use existing ICA-AtoM fields wherever the crosswalk establishes a direct correlation between elements in the ICA and target standards
 * Create "custom fields" for all other elements in the target standard using ICA-AtoM's "property" database table (where "type" is the name of the element and "value" is the data itself)
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 Adding support for another standard requires a [[Glossary#Developer|developer]] to work on the underlying software code. Once support has been added, however, ICA-AtoM provides an interface allowing [[Glossary#Administrator|administrators]] to easily select their preferred standard and to switch between the various standards.
 == Other (non-ICA) standards currently supported ==

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−	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4\|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.	+	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]] and [[RS-4\|ISDF]]), it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.

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−	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD~~(G)~~]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4\|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.	+	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4\|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.

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−	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD(G)]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR~~(CPF)~~]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4\|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.	+	While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1\|ISAD(G)]], [[RS-2\|ISAAR]], [[RS-3\|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4\|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.

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-=== [http://www.cdncouncilarchives.ca/archdesrules.html Rules for Archival Description] (RAD) ===
+=== Rules for Archival Description (RAD) ===
 [[Image:um1-4RAD.png|300px|right|thumb|Canadian Rules for Archival Description]]
-RAD is maintained by the [http://cdncouncilarchives.ca/ Canadian Council of Archives]; ICA-AtoM support is based on July 2008 edition. RAD-specific sections of this manual are available at [[Rules for Archival Description]].
+RAD is maintained by the [http://cdncouncilarchives.ca/ Canadian Council of Archives] and is available at http://www.cdncouncilarchives.ca/archdesrules.html. RAD-specific sections of this manual are available at [[Rules for Archival Description]].

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 [[Image:um1-4ICA.png|500px|right|thumb|ICA-AtoM is built around the ICA's descriptive standards]]
-While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1|ISAD(G)]], [[RS-2|ISAAR(CPF)]], [[RS-3|ISDIAH]]), it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.
+While ICA-AtoM is designed around the [http://www.ica.org/ ICA's] international descriptive standards ([[RS-1|ISAD(G)]], [[RS-2|ISAAR(CPF)]], [[RS-3|ISDIAH]]) and [[RS-4|ISDF]], it is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate other practices based on other (national or local) descriptive standards.
 == Support ==
-"Support" means that users of another standard should be able to use ICA-AtoM to produce outputs that are compliant with that standard. This includes the ability to:
+"Support" means that users of another standard should be able to use ICA-AtoM to produce outputs that are compliant with that standard. This includes the ability to enter data in fields that represent all of the data elements required by the standard, interact with (view, edit, search) data in ways structured by and labeled according to the terms of the standard, and output (print, export) data in formats compliant with the standard.
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 [[Image:um1-4RAD.png|300px|right|thumb|Canadian Rules for Archival Description]]
-* Maintained by the [http://cdncouncilarchives.ca/ Canadian Council of Archives]
+RAD is maintained by the [http://cdncouncilarchives.ca/ Canadian Council of Archives]; ICA-AtoM support is based on July 2008 edition. RAD-specific sections of this manual are available at [[Rules for Archival Description]].
 === Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1 ===
-* Unqualified [http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/ Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1]
+ICA-AtoM implements unqualified [http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/ Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1]. Dublin Core-specific sections of this manual are available at [[Dublin Core]].
 === Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) ===
-* See [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]
+The MODS standard is available at [http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-outline.html Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS)]. Currently ICA-AtoM supports the Digital Library Federation second level of adoption for MODS (see [https://wiki.dlib.indiana.edu/confluence/display/DLFAquifer/MODS+Guidelines+Levels+of+Adoption DLF Aquifer MODS Guidelines Levels of Adoption]). MODS-specific sections of this manual are available at [[MODS]]

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