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CORES Registry CORES encourages uptake and use of the registration model developed by the SCHEMAS project by maintaining a registry of core vocabularies and profiles. A schema creation tool and Web interface allow projects and services to register their schemas. Web Interface The Web interface to the CORES Registry is at: The schema creation tool is also available for download from that page. The following documents describe the design and use of the registry and the schema creation tool. Functional Requirements | Installation Guide | Developer's Manual and User's Manual. A [PDF format] is available if you wish to print out the complete document. Download your free Acrobat Reader here. A list of schemas indexed by the registry is available at: http://www.cores-eu.net/registry/schema/ Persistence policy The persistence policy clarifies the policies of the CORES Project with regard to the persistence of the CORES Registry beyond the formal end of the project on 30 June 2003. N.B. Please read this policy before submitting schemas to the registry. Downloads The latest version of the CORES software is available from the CVS at Sourceforge. Project: http://sourceforge.net/projects/schemas/ CVS Page: http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=84204 CORES Schema Creation and Registration Workshop A practical, "profile-writing" workshop was held to assist implementers in specific communities to register their vocabularies and profiles. The workshop aimed at identifying issues involved in translating local metadata models into interoperable forms. The workshop materials are available. Related work SCHEMAS Registry : contains several metadata element sets as well as a large number of activity reports which describe and comment on various metadata related activities and initiatives. Work on the SCHEMAS Registry is now being taken forward as part of CORES project. MEG Registry: schema registration within the educational domain. DCMI registry prototypes: development of a metadata registry providing authoritative information regarding the DCMI vocabulary. Maintained and hosted by: UKOLN |