Ted,
I had a look at the presentations and I liked them. I wasn't going to answer
your email because your question was about what technologies to use for this
type presentation on the web. However, now that Jeroen has set the standard
I do have the following question about your work:
Why you would want to create yet another metadata standard for geoscientific
stuff when you can use ISO 19115 and if necessary extend it to suit the
special geoscientific fields?
Thanks.
John
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[mailto:geonetwork-devel-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net] On
Behalf Of Jeroen Ticheler
Sent: Tuesday, 8 January 2008 12:47 AM
To: Ted Habermann
Cc: geonetwork-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-devel] ISO Adoption Aids on the WebDear Ted,
Thanks for those interesting presentations! Cool to watch them play
while relaxing from the keyboard, and I learned many new things too!
I took the freedom to put the link up on the Links section in the
geonetwork-opensource.org Links section. I hope that is OK with you?I ran into the following:
Presentation 1 - "Standard Metadata in Scientific Data Formats":
- Slide 7 went on just to long for my distracted mind and so I lost
my on that slide I realized.
- Slide 8 blocked, I didn't manage to play it. The browser
complained
about a missing file, although I don't think if that's the actual
cause since it is also missing in the other presentations: /dmc/docs/
metadata/player/art_plugins.xml was not found
- I wasn't very clear on the content of a SIP compared to an AIP at
the end of the presentationPresentation 2 - "References, People and Metadata":
Slide 4: We use UUID identifiers in the MD_Identifier field.
Unfortunately I haven;t seen this widely adopted yet, although it
seems to be suggested in the (still draft) Implementation Rules for
Metadata of the European INSPIRE Directive.
Slide 4: We extensively use CI_OnlineResource objects as part of the
Distribution Information object. I consider that one of the very
interesting aspects of ISO19115 too, next to the others you mentioned.
Slide 10: ResponsiblePartys seems funny spelling to meI can see
where it comes from but maybe it makes sense to use Responsible
Parties in the title?Presentation 3 - "":
Slide 8: UUID mentioned in full, but no specifics in slide. A cross
reference could also be made between this slide and the slide in
presentation 2?
In Slide 10 at the end you give a number of interesting uses
but they
are not reflected in the slide. It was actually the type of
information I was missing at first when you started listing the
Quality objects. I stared wondering how these would be used/ useful
and then you gave uses. It could be worth splitting those out in a
separate slide before going to the conclusion.Presentation 4 "":
Slide 6 could do with a 1 line example (beyond the
imagination of the
viewer looking at the balloon)
The overlap between presentation 3 and 4 could possibly be reduced a
bit?A presentation explaining how the ISO standard is structured
would be
a great added value too! Seems like a natural evolution of your
presentations 3 and 4.All in all, great interactive presentations!!
Ciao,
JeroenOn Dec 29, 2007, at 7:01 PM, Ted Habermann wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I work on various geospatial and metadata projects at
NOAA's National
> Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, CO. I am interested in
> mechanisms for
> facilitating the adoption of ISO Metadata for NOAA and other
> datasets. As
> part of that work I have begun experimenting with a tool called
> Articulate
> Presenter for
> creating learning materials as flash presentation on the
web. The tool
> includes narration on top of powerpoint presentations and creates
> Flash. A few early examples are available from
> http://nosc.noaa.gov/dmc/swg/presentations.html.
>
> Many of you know much more about this than I so suggestions,
> corrections or
> pointers to other similar attempts would be great!
>
> Thanks and Happy New Year,
> Ted Habermann
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