shrug-l: Metadata literature question

[William Millinor]

The National Park Service has also done quite a bit of work in this
regard. You can find some of their information at the links below:

 

http://science.nature.nps.gov/nrdata/docs/metahelp/metahelp.cfm

 

http://science.nature.nps.gov/nrdata/docs/metahelp/NR-GISMetadataDataUpl
oadGuidance.pdf

 

http://www.nps.gov/gis/data_info/

 

 

 

Bill Millinor, GISP 

Project Manager 
Jones Edmunds 
730 NE Waldo Road 
Gainesville, FL 32641 
352-377-5821 ext. 4141 

 

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Heather
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I am creating a metadata class for Seminole County users and have had
LOTS of fun wading through the legalese of the FDGC standards. :) I
finally got the standards and keyword thesaurus done and am creating the
class. However, I am having trouble finding ANY literature on metadata
to use as source material other than the aforesaid legalese, the
excellent example of the SJRWMD metadata, and a PowerPoint from someone
within our county. I did not see anything on the ESRI site (maybe I
missed something?) Can anyone refer me to any published metadata
instruction other than the FDGC standards, especially more examples of
practical application of FDGC standards?

Thanks, 
Heather Wolfe
Sr. GIS Analyst, Planning & Development
Seminole County Government
1101 E. First St.
Sanford, FL 32771

Office 407-665-7378
Fax 407-665-7412
HWolfe at seminolecountyfl.gov
www.seminolecountyfl.gov <file:///\\www.seminolecountyfl.gov> 

 

 

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