We regularly share our metadata files in the JSON format to OpenGeoMetadata for other institutions to add to their catalogs. We recently updated the Minnesota maps, so we will start with those.
There are two metadata schemas that are in use. GeoBlacklight version 1 has been around for several years and is more common. Aardvark is newer and is what the BTAA uses. We share our records in both schemas.
[x] Clone the repo to your desktop and make a new branch
Export into the old metadata schema called GBL v1.0:
[x] Go to GEOMG and select all items that are "Is Part Of" 05d-01
[x] Export them using the JSON (GBL v1.0) option
[x] Unzip the items and copy them into this folder in your branch: /metadata-1.0/Maps/05d-01/ - you do want to overwrite the existing files
Export into the new metadata schema called aardvark:
[x] Go back to GEOMG and export the same batch, but this time use the JSON (aardvark) option
[x] Unzip the items and copy them into this folder in your branch: /metadata-1.0/Maps/05d-01/ - you do want to overwrite the existing files /metadata-aardvark/Maps/05d-01/
We regularly share our metadata files in the JSON format to OpenGeoMetadata for other institutions to add to their catalogs. We recently updated the Minnesota maps, so we will start with those.
There are two metadata schemas that are in use. GeoBlacklight version 1 has been around for several years and is more common. Aardvark is newer and is what the BTAA uses. We share our records in both schemas.
see #100