Sentence examples for a metadata system from inspiring English sources

Based on the development of its ontology, a metadata system has been established to document the modeling process.

A description is given of a configurable metadata system designed to grow as the project evolves.

The work presented here constitutes the first stage of this process by proposing a tiered metadata system of knowledge, information and processing where each in turn addresses a) discovery, indexing and citation b) context and access to additional information and c) content access and manipulation.

Therefore, there was not enough time to design and implement a metadata database system suitable for natural science.

The IUGONET metadata database is already used outside the IUGONET institute, for example, as a metadata management system of the imager and medium frequency (MF) radar of National Institute of Information and Communications Technology.

Under such restrictions, we adopted DSpace (DuraSpace, DSpace, http://www.dspace.org/, Accessed 5 Oct 2014), a free software, which wrapped Apache httpd, PostgreSQL, Tomcat, etc., as a metadata database system.

Instead, we describe a metadata cataloguing system and a software suite for reporting the presence of data from the life sciences domain.

As part of the OTN project we are contributing to a joint OGC/W3C working group to enhance the use of one integrated metadata system for all kind of (open) datasets.

Using this linear measure of the relative utility of features makes available a wide range of cost-benefit analyses and decision theoretic techniques, allowing the study of whether or not to use many different kinds of representational information or tagging systems, and for the design of indexing and metadata systems.

In the present data analysis, we took advantage of a metadata database search system [Abe et al. [2014] and the Inter-university Upper Atmosphere Global Observation NETwork IUGONETT) data analysis software (UDAS) [Tanaka et al. [2013] for ground-based observations of the upper atmosphere developed in the IUGONET project [Hayashi et al. [2013]; Yatagai et al. [2014].

Our team developed a metadata editing and management system employing state of the art XML technologies initially aimed at the environmental sciences but with the potential to be useful across multiple domains.