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Services reference date should not be called "dataset reference date" #118

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archaeogeek opened this issue Oct 10, 2023 · 2 comments
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Is element name incorrect? This is for service metadata, not datasets.
Corresponding element in other standards - references ISO 19115:2003 MD_Identification.citation
Encloding guidelines note 1 needs to refere to service reference date (probably - if we decide element name needs to change)

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nmtoken commented Oct 10, 2023

Posting here as general comment, but applies to all issues discussing relevance of data set metadata in service metadata records...

EN ISO 19119:2006

The structure of service metadata includes three major classes: a section of basic service metadata (SV_ServiceIdentification class) that provides a general description of the service and two sections that describe the operations (SV_OperationsMetadata) and data (MD_DataIdentification) available from a particular service.

So service metadata is expected to have some data set metadata elements

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Should this be closed, based on @nmtoken's comment above?

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