RE : Bibliographic Record Schema

 
Adobe pdf is one of the first (the only?) commercial implementation of sem
web techniques and offers document properties embedded in rdf. It is
therfore amusing to note that nobody in the sem web community bothers to
fill in the document properties in a pdf document. Is there a reason for
this?
 
BTW apologies to R. Lennox - I could have made the same remark about the
last dozen sem web pdfs I have opened.. 
 

Neil McNaughton
Editor - Oil IT Journal

 <http://www.oilit.com/> http://www.oilit.com



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Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 11:51 PM
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Subject: Bibliographic Record Schema


Apologies if you recieve this more than once.
 
Hi,
 
Over the last acedemic year I have been creating an RDF based data model for
Bibliographic data.  I now have a version 1.0, provisionally called
Bibligraphic Record Schema (BRS).  I have produced a document (attached)
that is a description of the format in the form of a user guide.  This is
based on the RDF/XML syntax to attract users who may have basic knowledge of
XML but no idea about RDF.  I would be grateful if you could take a look
through and comment on it.
 
Many thanks
 
Richard Lennox

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