Table 14-1 shows search fields that are mapped to Dublin Core metadata files as part of digital asset management.
For each Dublin Core metadata field that can be used in Portfolio, the table shows its name, the delivered search field to which it is mapped, the name of the delivered search field, whether the search field can be used as a facet for search profiles, and the name of the normalizer (if applicable) that is used to normalize the data in the search field.
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Dublin Core Metadata Field |
Mapped Search Field |
Search Field Name |
Facet? |
Normalizer |
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Title |
TITLE |
Title |
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Creator |
AUTHOR |
Author |
yes |
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Subject |
SUBJECT |
Subject |
yes |
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Description |
DESCRIPTION |
Description |
|
|
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Publisher |
PUBLISHER |
Publisher |
|
|
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Contributor |
CONTRIBUTOR |
Contributor |
|
|
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Date |
PERIOD_DATE |
Date |
|
|
|
Type |
RESOURCE_TYPE |
Type |
yes |
|
|
Format |
DIGITAL_FORMAT |
Format |
yes |
FORMAT NORMALIZER |
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Identifier |
IDENTIFIER |
Identifier |
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Source |
SOURCE |
Source |
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Language |
LANGUAGE |
Language |
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LANGUAGE NORMALIZER Important: The Language metadata will be lost if you do not enter a language code that is in accordance with the ISO 639-2 standard. For example, to specify Canadian French, enter “fre” or “fr-CA” in the Language metadata field. (For a list of the ISO 639-2 standard language codes, go to the Library of Congress ISO 639-2 Registration Authority Web page at http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2.) |
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Relation |
SOURCE_RELATION |
Relation |
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Coverage |
TOPIC |
Topic |
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Rights |
RIGHTS_MGMT |
Rights |
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