Freshwater and Marine Image
Bank
Data Dictionary
Sept. 23, 2002
Metadata
Liaison: Diana Brooking
|
Field
Name |
DC
Mapping |
Searchable? |
Authority
File |
Comments |
|
Category |
Subject |
Yes |
none |
Broad
terms used to create canned searches; not necessarily subjects. (Roughly
based on the original Web site categories.) Examples:
Fur Fin and Feather (name of a series); Map; Shellfish |
|
Caption |
Title |
Yes |
none |
Caption
transcribed literally from the image. (Sometimes information was supplied by
inputter, like the name of a vessel, if it was absent from caption) |
|
Sub-Caption |
Title |
Yes |
none |
Other
title information transcribed from the image. |
|
Artist/Photographer |
Creator |
Yes |
LCAF |
Name
of the artist or photographer associated with the image. (Note that sometimes
the image reads "after a painting by John Smith", and Smith, John
is listed as Artist, not the unknown engraver.) Input
lastname, firstname. If more than one name, separate by <br> |
|
Image
Date |
Date |
Yes |
none |
Date
the image was created. In most cases will be the year of publication of the
book from which the illustration was taken. In some cases, there will be
other evidence to indication the date an engraving was originally made, or
the date a photograph was originally taken. Input
as a 4-digit year. Example: 1855 |
|
Subject |
Subject |
Yes |
LCSH |
Will
be added to collection over time (a new field). Database owners indicated
they prefer to use LCSH as simple descriptors without subdivisions. If
more than one subject, separate by <br> |
|
Geographic
Subject |
Coverage |
Yes |
(LCAF) |
Will be added to collection over time (a new field). Geographic area associated with the image, usually the location depicted. Database owners have indicated that they want to use this field selectively, probably only for places of Pacific Northwest regional interest. Form of names will be taken from LC authority file, but format will be a
local standard hierarchical form separated by a dash (equivalent to two hyphens).
If more than one, separate by <br> |
|
Object
type |
Type |
Yes |
A
new field. Will probably be used only for the maps and stereographs that are
the only object types of interest to database owners. MIG
intends to create a controlled vocab list for this field for this and other
databases, based on AAT, TGM and other thesauri as needed. Terms used should
be in singular to match other databases. Examples:
map, stereograph |
|
|
Image
Source Author |
Source |
Yes |
LCAF |
The
author of the article or book from which the image is taken. Input
lastname, firstname. If more than one name, separate by <br> |
|
Image
Source Title |
Source |
Yes |
none |
This
is the title of the article or book from which the image was taken. |
|
Pub.
Info. |
Source |
No |
none |
Place
of publication : Publisher, Year of
publication
for the book or serial from which the image was taken. |
|
Image
Source Series |
Source |
Yes |
none |
This
is the title of the series or serial from which the image was taken. |
|
Page
No./Plate No. |
Source |
No |
none |
The
page or plate number reference for the image source. |
|
Digital
Collection |
Relation-Is Part Of |
No |
none |
Freshwater
and Marine Image Bank |
|
Repository |
Source |
No |
none |
Most
materials are located in the University of Washington Libraries. Images were
scanned by staff of the UW Fisheries-Oceanography Library. |
|
Copyright |
None |
No |
none |
Materials
in the Freshwater and Marine Image Bank are in the public domain. No
copyright permissions are needed. Acknowledgement of the Freshwater and
Marine Image Bank as a source for borrowed images is requested. |
|
Ordering
information |
None |
No |
none |
The
University of Washington Libraries does not provide reproductions of this
image. This record contains a citation for this image. If you want to use the
scanned image, acknowledgement of the Freshwater and Marine Image Bank as a
source for borrowed images is requested. For further information contact:
fishlib@u.washington.edu. |
| Type | Type | yes | DCMI Type vocabulary | image |