Yes, I have altered the dspace metadata schema. I have added fields to
provide better support to organise journals by volume and issue. I added a
volume number and issue number (these are both strings e.g volume CXIV issue
1a) and an article number for ordering within an issue. At the article level
a start page and end page are also needed. I realise that the DCMI is trying
to standardize on using some dc fields for this which are actually for
citations but citation data doesn't quite cover it IMHO. Unfortunately I
don't have an example live site for you (it's all local on my laptop!).
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 4:22 PM, Mark Diggory <mdigg...@mire.be> wrote:
> Hello DSpace Community (please excuse the cross-post),
>
> This is a quick survey to identify how users have customized DSpaces
> Metadata Schema to support other metadata namespaces. Please briefly answer
> the following questions if you have knowledge of their applicability in your
> repository. (Partial answers are acceptable).
>
> 1.) Have you altered the dspace metadata schema?
>
> 2.) Have you altered the dspace DC namespace to add qualifiers defined by
> DCMI terms? If so, which?
>
> 3.) Have you altered the dspace DC namespace to add qualifiers of your own
> definition? If so, which?
>
> 4.) Have you added your own namespace? Can you provide a copy of these
> namespace/fields?
>
> 5.) Can you provide links to example items within your repository where
> these fields used?
>
>
> I'm using this survey as an informal usto determine the existing scope of
> customization of the DSpace Metadata Schema Registry. This survey will
> provide a subjective usage anaysis from the community which I will evaluate
> to support metadata management and configurability requirements requirements
> in DSpace 2.0.
>
> Sincerely,
> Mark
>
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