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- https://dltj.org/article/oai-ore-03/
- As a result of discussions coming from the OAI-ORE open meeting in Baltimore in the first week of March, the document editors released a new version of the ORE alpha specifications (labeled "0.3") earlier this month to coincide with the open meeting at Southampton, UK. In a message to the technical committee, Herbert Van de Sompel summarized the changes as:Data Model: changes in the relationship between Resource Map and Aggregation; introduction of a solution regarding the reference in context; revised approach regarding nesting aggregations.Atom serialization: Significant revision of the mapping from the ORE Model to Atom.Introduction of an ORE Primer (formerly called the data model overview)Introduction of a document describing implementation issues regarding HTTP URIs for Aggregations and Resource Maps.RDF serialization document: This document was first made available in alpha 0.2. It deals with RDF/XML but also RDFa that can, for example be used, in splash pages.Comments are still welcome, and the OAI-ORE discussion list has been quite active the past few weeks. The document editors are aiming for a beta release of the specification in mid-May.
- 2008-04-15T22:20:33-04:00
- 2018-01-02T22:34:57-05:00
OAI-ORE Alpha Specifications Updated
As a result of discussions coming from the
- Data Model: changes in the relationship between Resource Map and Aggregation; introduction of a solution regarding the reference in context; revised approach regarding nesting aggregations.
- Atom serialization: Significant revision of the mapping from the ORE Model to Atom.
- Introduction of an ORE Primer (formerly called the data model overview)
- Introduction of a document describing implementation issues regarding HTTP URIs for Aggregations and Resource Maps.
- RDF serialization document: This document was first made available in alpha 0.2. It deals with RDF/XML but also RDFa that can, for example be used, in splash pages.
Comments are still welcome, and the OAI-ORE discussion list has been quite active the past few weeks. The document editors are aiming for a beta release of the specification in mid-May.
