TitleA Sound Strategy for Preservation: Adapting Audio Engineering Society
Technical Metadata for Use in Multimedia Repositories
PublisherTaylor & Francis
NameOtto, Jane (author),
Date Created2010
Subjecttechnical metadata,
moving images,
sound recordings,
preservation,
metadata standards,
Audio Engineering Society standards
DescriptionPreservation of our audiovisual heritage is critical, and technical metadata is at the heart of any effective preservation program. This paper documents the efforts of Rutgers University Libraries to implement the Audio Engineering Society’s draft “Audio Object” schema, AESX098B, extend it for moving images, align it with existing standards, and integrate it with technical metadata for text, three-dimensional objects, and graphics. The paper compares several existing and emerging technical metadata standards, provides a description and assessment of the AES schema, and concludes with an application profile for several New Jersey repositories.
NoteThis is a preprint of an article submitted for consideration in the Cataloging & Classification Quarterly © 2010 Taylor & Francis; Cataloging & Classification Quarterly is available online at:
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NoteOtto, Jane J. "A Sound Strategy for Preservation: Adapting Audio Engineering Society Technical Metadata for Use in Multimedia Repositories," Cataloging & Classification Quarterly 48:5 (2010): 403-422.
NoteDOI: 10.1080/01639371003757012
Genremanuscripts
Persistent URLhttp://hdl.rutgers.edu/1782.2/rucore30107000001.Manuscript.000052244
LanguageEnglish
CollectionOtto Jane Collection
Organization NameRutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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