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People & Resources Identification for Distributed Environments P.R.I.D.E.

People & Resources Identification for Distributed Environments P.R.I.D.E. Andrew Colleran, Quercus. Introduction to the PRIDE project What has PRIDE to do with collections The PRIDE schema The RDF Harvester The Curator Other aspects of PRIDE. Introduction. the objectives -

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People & Resources Identification for Distributed Environments P.R.I.D.E.

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  1. People & Resources Identification for Distributed EnvironmentsP.R.I.D.E. Andrew Colleran, Quercus eLib Collection Description

  2. Introduction to the PRIDE project • What has PRIDE to do with collections • The PRIDE schema • The RDF Harvester • The Curator • Other aspects of PRIDE eLib Collection Description

  3. Introduction the objectives - • a demonstrator for directory enabled applications • middleware for infrastructure - standards • the PRIDE Universal Client (PUC) • service to service authentication • profiles for groups of users • collection descriptions the partnershttp://lirn.viscount.org.uk/pride/ an EU Libraries Programme project eLib Collection Description

  4. the plan eLib Collection Description

  5. What PRIDE has to do with Collections • the directory holds descriptions of them • the RDF harvester gathers collection descriptions • the curator updates clump information eLib Collection Description

  6. The PRIDE schema • collection descriptions eLib Collection Description

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  8. The RDF Harvester “The RDF Harvester will provide an indirect way for end-users to provide information to the PRIDE demonstrator and aligns the PRIDE project closely with the current metadata work of the W3C. It will be based on current development of the Harvest suite of resource discovery tools.” PRIDE Architecture & Interfaces http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/pride/overview.html eLib Collection Description

  9. Web read configuration data: what on the web, where in directory gather PRIDEDirectory PRIDERDFHarvester list of URIs to visit Populate PRIDE directory LDIFfile eLib Collection Description

  10. Dublin core elements dc:type person collection dc:title, dc:subject, dc:description eLib Collection Description

  11. vCard elements • fn • sn • email eLib Collection Description

  12. The Curator The curator organises related data in “clumps” to simplify their search and retrieval. The clumps may be organised, for example, by subjects, which describe collections. eLib Collection Description

  13. Other aspects of PRIDE - directory • users • groups • alert profiles • access profiles • public library people eLib Collection Description

  14. PRIDE and the DNER Distributed directory • standards based infrastructure Integrated services • service to service authentication • profiles for groups of users • collection descriptions eLib Collection Description

  15. Other PRIDE agents • Alerting • Z39.50 proxy • Z39.50 search of directory • Z39.50 Explain Harvester • ILL Synchronisation Agent eLib Collection Description

  16. Standards LDAP Z39.50 Metadata eLib Collection Description

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