(From a suggestion by Marion Wittenberg and Angus Whyte)
CLARIN normalises the metadata it holds using the Component Metadata Infrastructure (CMDI). This is really a wrapper around a metadata record, providing (among other things) explicit links/identifiers to the metadata profile used and the thing being described.
The profiles themselves are documented in the CLARIN Component Registry. The metamodel used in the registry is that a component corresponds to a thing, an element is a property of a thing, and components may be nested to show relationships between things. A profile is, in effect, a component that corresponds to a thing a CMDI record might describe. Elements should be linked to a description of their semantics.
There are profiles in the Component Registry for the following standards relevant for language resources:
(From a suggestion by Marion Wittenberg and Angus Whyte)
CLARIN normalises the metadata it holds using the Component Metadata Infrastructure (CMDI). This is really a wrapper around a metadata record, providing (among other things) explicit links/identifiers to the metadata profile used and the thing being described.
The profiles themselves are documented in the CLARIN Component Registry. The metamodel used in the registry is that a component corresponds to a thing, an element is a property of a thing, and components may be nested to show relationships between things. A profile is, in effect, a component that corresponds to a thing a CMDI record might describe. Elements should be linked to a description of their semantics.
There are profiles in the Component Registry for the following standards relevant for language resources: