Sentence examples for metadata architecture from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a specification of a metadata architecture for a multimedia database federation is presented.

Such a model, modified to fit into the general e-infrastructure design, is part of a three-layer metadata architecture.

This paper describes the binary format, metadata architecture, and colorspace encoding architecture of the JPEG 2000 file format.

In this study, digitized items with metadata elements designed by Metadata Architecture and Application Team (MAAT) were analyzed and compared to find core elements of each level according to their metadata requirements specifications.

The JPEG 2000 file format addresses these concerns by combining a simple binary container with flexible metadata architecture and a useful yet simple mechanism for encoding the colorspace of an image.

The IDMB project [42] was concerned with a university institutional view to data management and devised a tiered approach to metadata architecture, based on the following levels: 1) 'core' metadata for discoverability, akin to the 15 Dublin Core elements, used for DOI registration, etc.

Yes, some vendors have been around five to seven years, but it is the approach they start with that is paramount: multitenant, metadata architectures, customizable data elements and, above all, an easy-to-use approach for the end user experience.

Fig. 12 Improved metadata management architecture for big data systems.

This research extends an earlier work [11], which focused primarily on social media data quality evaluation for decision making, and initial validation of metadata management architecture for big data systems.

To represent the special characteristics of as-built 3D temple form, the study includes the application of metadata in architecture, the information management of digital data, and the Internet display of large 3D data sets.

A metrics driven governance program can guide optimization and long-term sustainability of organizing principles (taxonomy, metadata, and information architecture) to best meet the needs of users.