Projects tagged ‘catalog’ and ‘metadata’

Simal is a set of open source tools for building project catalogues from RDF/XML files. Simal also provides a web application for the creation and management of RDF/XML project descriptors and ... [More] catalogues built from them. The project is very young at this time. As such, we welcome input into the requirements and design of the initial prototype system. [Less]

A flexible metadata database that utilizes XML as a common syntax for representing the large number of metadata content standards relevant to ecology. Thus, Metacat is a generic XML database that ... [More] allows storage, query, and retrieval of arbitrary XML documents without prior knowledge of the XML schema. [Less]

A network-accessable, searchable, extensible datastore. It can be used to store chunks of data on the network in an application-independent way, associate the chunks with other chunks through ... [More] metadata, and then search for the chunk you need later and fetch it again, all through a REST API over HTTP. [Less]

"duetopia" is a lightweight metadata management and search system intended for use with geographic information. duetopia is supported and made available by Terradue SRL Getting StartedQuick install ... [More] package of duetopia Checking the latest working version out of subversion Check out just the documentation (svn/trunk/docs) FeaturesLibraries provide import of metadata from common standard formats into a shared model (ISO19115, ISO19139, FGDC, THREDDS) stored using RDF. A GeoDjango-based basic user interface allows for collaborative editing of metadata records in the repository, and a search interface that is designed to comply with the INSPIRE Implementing Rules for Discovery Services in the EU in a minimal way. An OpenSearch interface using the OpenSearch Geo extensions provides search feeds in JSON, KML and XHTML. [Less]

IntroductionLarge libraries often contain multiple catalogs, digital repositories, and other data sources. Generally, each of these must be searched independently or through federated search systems. ... [More] The goal of Meercat is to provide a metadata harvesting and management system that can maintain copies of the metadata in one location so that it can either be harvested by another service or used directly for retrieval of detailed resource metadata. ComponentsMeercat is comprised of reusable Python packages that can be replaced or upgraded independently of the rest of the system. The core package types are: meercat.harvester meercat.job meercat.storage meercat.harvestermeercat.harvester.voyagerThis is a harvester for getting records out of an ExLibris Voyager ILS. It harvests the MARC21 bibliographic records and the related MARC21 holdings records and general item specific metadata. meercat.harvester.sfxThe sfx harvester extracts information from the standard ExLibris SFX data extracts that. This provides electronic holdings information on serials and other formats. meercat.harvester.metalibThe metalib harvester takes database metadata from ExLibris Metalib. meercat.harvester.oaipmhThis module has not yet been started, but it is on the roadmap for addition before version 1.1. This will provide the ability to harvest from any available OAI-PMH 2.0 compliant data source. Within the library, digital repositories usually provide this interface for harvesting. meercat.jobWork in progress, check back later for more details meercat.storagemeercat.storage.sqlalchemyThis is the only storage module currently being developed. It utilizes SQLAlchemy to provide an object relational mapping to store the data in a standard SQL database. Any database that SQLAlchemy can work with should be sufficient for using this module. This includes but is not limited to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. [Less]

jEOBrowser is a Web application developped using javascript and php technologies. The purpose is to browse Earth Observation Product (EOP) catalogs through a simple geographical client.