Europeana Use Case - 5 views
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Fernanda Ferreira on 18 Sep 12From STERNA project
Requirements Report DM2E - 6 views
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Interesting as inspiration for D2.4 although they seem to take a different approach. Listing requirements per content provider with the objective of making each content provider into a EDM resource. You could say they have developped tailored ECK to be fully implemented into the local ICT infrastructure of content providers.
Support and routing for when a Europeana project ends - 4 views
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Not sure what the staus of this project (?) is but it addresses an important issue in the Europeana ecosystem.
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Provides ideas about how to continue actvities after an European project has finished. Maybe projects providing technical solutions needs different scenarios but I think it's relevant to look at.
Europeana Licence Selection Tool and user guides,functional specifi - 4 views
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helps institutions to choose the appropriate license for their content.
ECLAP DE 2.1.1 User Requirements and Use Cases - 4 views
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Although a very different context of use this deliverable has a lot to learn for EU-Inside
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Although the context of use is different, this document comes closes to what we have to deliver as D2.2. so far.
ASSETS Specification of Ingestion services - 3 views
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I guess this is deliverable describes the core of what Europeana is supposed to be. It is however over 2 years old, and the ideas have shifted somewhat.
The Common HOPE Metadata Structure, including the Harmonisation Specifications - 3 views
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Also highly relevant since it specifies how proprietary metadata is transformed in a couple of stages into Europeana EDM as well as other service providers including Flickr. The only concern is that for HOPE it was clear from the beginning that a central service was delivered unlike EU-Inside.
Guidelines for Technical Interoperability - 3 views
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Project Arrow
EUROPA - Press Releases - Neelie Kroes Vice-President of the European Commission respon... - 3 views
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"Is our current system consistent and relevant within the real world?" - Neelie Kroes
D2.1.1 SPECIFICATION OF INGESTION SERVICES - 2 views
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Project Assets
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Useful for inspiration of D2.4.
High-level Design of the HOPE Architecture - 2 views
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A good example for D2.4? Although in the document it says: we must stress that this document is neither a Functional Requirements nor a Technical Specifications document. It's unclear to me if such documents have been produced in the HOPE project and if they are accessible to us.
Use Case Europeana - Library Linked Data - 2 views
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Described by Isaac it illustrates the making available of metadata by content privders from an Europeana point of view. Also touches on enrichements.
D3.4 Assessment of requirements for persistent identification of objects, collections a... - 2 views
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The issue of Persistent Identifiers in ATHENA
The Delving Platform | Delving - 1 views
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Fairly complete picture of a set of tools for mapping, harvesting, storage and retrieval, etc. (commercial product; open source)
The European Library Standards Handbook - 3 views
D5.5 Implementation plan for taking the content into Europeana - 1 views
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Ingestion plan and process for ATHENA
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What's the difference with: www.athenaeurope.org/getFile.php?id=1026
D5.2 Guidelines and Best Practises for Setting up National Co-operation Frameworks - 2 views
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Aggregator system (among others) in ATHENA
Modeling Maturity Levels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 1 views
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Since we've aggreed to use UML in helping to put together the specifications, it's useful to reach aggrement on how far we go with this. The maturity level might be of help.