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== The DISMARC Portal ==
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== The DISMARC / AAP Portal ==
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DISMARC established a gateway to freely available audio-content which aims to increase the visibility of the individual collections and make the content discoverable to a wider audience. The project offers music archives the opportunity to submit data on audio objects and collections for aggregation and display on the [[DISMARC metadata plattform]].
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'''DISMARC''' is a music audio aggregator within '''EuropeanaConnect''', which is the music audio content aggregator for Europeana, the flagship European cultural heritage web portal. The EuropeanaConnect/DISMARC Audio Aggregation Platform (short form '''AAP''') is a gateway providing access to discographic catalogue information and audio content located in music archives and in private and public collections. The purpose of the AAP is two-fold; to make it easier for general users to find the vast and often undisclosed amount of audio and audio-related data held in various sound archives, and also to allow content owners to create more awareness of their content. DISMARC began life as an EU-funded initiative intended to encourage and support the interoperability of music-related data.
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The purpose of the DISMARC project is to establish a '''metadata platform''' for the discovery and diffusion of knowledge concerning music data.
 
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The project addresses problems of interactivity between different systems, which are mainly caused by varying methods of metadata description. Existing software tools are used to map fields from each database onto a project-defined standard format.
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[[Image:Dismarc-OAI-network.JPG|thumb|400px|right|DISMARC network]]Content owners can submit audio data, collection information and audio extracts to the AAP for discovery via Europeana. The [[Dismarc metadata platform]] solves problems of interactivity between different systems caused by varying methods of metadata description. The AAP uses existing software tools to map fields from each contributing database onto the Europeana Semantic Elements schema.
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The DISMARC Metastore provides a '''single user interface''' allowing users to access audio and audio-related data of the DISMARC partners. The purpose of the DISMARC Metastore and portal is to make it easier for users (the academic community, the general public and the media) to find and access the vast and often undisclosed number of audio and audio-related data held in various sound archives.
 
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The DISMARC platform offers two presentation templates for searching data. The “Archive” template is intended for general public usage and quick searches. The “DISMARC” template is intended for experienced users that expect comprehensive search functionalities. The description of the front end and back end tools will take the “DISMARC” template as a reference.
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The AAP provides a single user interface which allows users to access audio and audio-related data held by participating archives and institutions. Users access the metastore via a standard web browser. An authentication procedure enables individualised access. The '''DISMARC metastore''' offers general information on the objects (the object metadata description and a short sound preview if possible), offering users an initial selection of the objects that meet their search criteria. More detailed information can then be retrieved directly from the owner of the contet, via links provided.
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[http://dismarc.ait.co.at/ Go to the DISMARC portal]
 
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DISMARC aggregates digital catalogue data, and also welcomes archives which do not yet have a digitised catalogue. These archives can create a digital catalogue by adding basic collection information to the DISMARC metastore via the [[Admin Area#The collection entry tool|DISMARC collection description tool]]. Content owners can also manage their complete data using content management tools which are integrated in the AAP.
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===DISMARC Portal is optimized for...===
 
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Firefox 2 / 3
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The metastore harvests metadata from various automated systems and provides powerful search capabilities for searching this diverse data. New metadata is harvested automatically at pre-defined intervals. DISMARC uses the [http://www.openarchives.org 'OAI-PMH Protocol'] for metadata harvesting.
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The DISMARC / AAP Portal

DISMARC is a music audio aggregator within EuropeanaConnect, which is the music audio content aggregator for Europeana, the flagship European cultural heritage web portal. The EuropeanaConnect/DISMARC Audio Aggregation Platform (short form AAP) is a gateway providing access to discographic catalogue information and audio content located in music archives and in private and public collections. The purpose of the AAP is two-fold; to make it easier for general users to find the vast and often undisclosed amount of audio and audio-related data held in various sound archives, and also to allow content owners to create more awareness of their content. DISMARC began life as an EU-funded initiative intended to encourage and support the interoperability of music-related data.


DISMARC network
DISMARC network
Content owners can submit audio data, collection information and audio extracts to the AAP for discovery via Europeana. The Dismarc metadata platform solves problems of interactivity between different systems caused by varying methods of metadata description. The AAP uses existing software tools to map fields from each contributing database onto the Europeana Semantic Elements schema.


The AAP provides a single user interface which allows users to access audio and audio-related data held by participating archives and institutions. Users access the metastore via a standard web browser. An authentication procedure enables individualised access. The DISMARC metastore offers general information on the objects (the object metadata description and a short sound preview if possible), offering users an initial selection of the objects that meet their search criteria. More detailed information can then be retrieved directly from the owner of the contet, via links provided.


DISMARC aggregates digital catalogue data, and also welcomes archives which do not yet have a digitised catalogue. These archives can create a digital catalogue by adding basic collection information to the DISMARC metastore via the DISMARC collection description tool. Content owners can also manage their complete data using content management tools which are integrated in the AAP.


The metastore harvests metadata from various automated systems and provides powerful search capabilities for searching this diverse data. New metadata is harvested automatically at pre-defined intervals. DISMARC uses the 'OAI-PMH Protocol' for metadata harvesting.



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