1	Exploring METS : a case study using architectural images Eileen Llona, Marsha Maguire, Diana Brooking University of Washington Libraries
2	Metadata for architecture images architecture image collections are complex using flat system for metadata doesn’t work well for these types of collections need complex metadata in a structure that can accommodate complexity (METS) choice of appropriate schema(s) to use with METS
3	Background Russian architecture images Some buildings extensively documented Delmas Foundation funding to digitize, catalog and design interface for 1,200 representative images This collection representative of other architecture collections
4	Single building, one image, one view, one photo date
5	One building, many images, multiple views, different photo dates
6	Architectural ensemble, multiple buildings, multiple views
7	Diagram of one church (works within a work)
8	Polyhierarchy Image includes frescoes and iconostasis Each considered a “work”: distinct artists, distinct date, distinct styles
9	Sample record using local tags <record> <title>Church of Elijah the Prophet, interior, central crossing, west piers, frescoes</title> <full>TSerkov Ili Proroka (IAroslavl, IAroslavskaia oblast,Russia)</full> <english>Church of Elijah the Prophet (IAroslavl, IAroslavskaiaoblast, Russia)</english> <common>TSerkov Ili Proroka (IAroslavl, IAroslavskaia oblast,Russia)</common> <complex/> <viewtype>interior view</viewtype> <vieworientation>east</vieworientation> <archdetail>frescoes<br>drums (walls)<br>piers (supporting elements)</archdetail> <location>Russia (Federation)--IAroslavskaia oblast--IAroslavl</location> <address>Sovetskaia ploshchad</address> <date>1647-1650</date> <begin>1647</begin> <end>1650</end> <architect>Savin, Sila<br>Nikitin, Gurii, d. 1691</architect> <patron/> <notes>Interior, west piers. Background: iconostasis, early 18th century. The frescoes were painted in 1680 under the supervision of Gurii Nikitin and Sila Savin. Dates of restoration: In 1898-1902, cleaned by M. I. Dikarev; In 1955-60, cleaned by V. G. Briusova and A. I. Grekov</notes> <style/> <buildingtype>churches</buildingtype> <materials>brick</materials> <restoration>1898<br>1955</restoration> <preservationstatus/> <contact/> <imageno>1270</imageno> <contactinfo/> <copyright>Brumfield, William Craft, 1944-</copyright> <photographer>Brumfield, William Craft, 1944-</photographer> <photodate>1995</photodate> <phototype>35mm color slide</phototype> <imagemod/> <lastupdated>1/28/2003 0:00:00</lastupdated> <category>detail-interior</category> <keyentity/> <latitude>57.64</latitude> <longitude>39.87</longitude> <keyimage>0</keyimage> <url>http://content-dev.lib.washington.edu/brumfield/image/1045.JPG</url> </record>
10	Showing relationships through the interface
11	Polyhierarchy Using METS and structMap to accommodate this situation Each work described in the dmdSec; individual images can be linked in more than 1 place in structMap
12	Catalog the building (=work), not the images?
13	Automated mapping from local tags to METS/VRA
14	Automated mapping from local tags to METS/VRA
15	Manual creation of METS record
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17	Mapping across schemas
18	Using embedded schemas to show relationships vs. using METS structMap to show relationships <METS:dmdSec ID="dm1.1"> <METS:mdWrap MDTYPE="VRA"> <METS:xmlData> <vra:vra> <vra:record type="work"> <vra:type authority="aat">fences</vra:type> <vra:title>Fence</vra:title> <vra:title type="largerEntity">TSerkov Ili Proroka (IAroslavl, IAroslavskaia oblast, Russia)</vra:title> <vra:material type="medium" authority="aat">brick</vra:material> <vra:material type="medium" authority="aat">wrought iron</vra:material> <vra:material type="medium" authority="aat">ceramic</vra:material> <vra:description>The iron fence and brick fenceposts, ornamented with inlaid ceramic medallions, were designed by A.M. Pavlinov and constructed over two centuries after the initial construction of the main church building. </vra:description> </vra:record> </vra:vra> </METS:xmlData> </METS:mdWrap> </METS:dmdSec>