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    Metadata uses

    1. Data Virtualization
    2. SVN Checkout Metadata 3. Metadata on the broadcast industry

    4. Geospatial metadata
    5. Ecological & environmental metadata 6. Digital Music 7. Cloud applications

    Data Virtualization
    Data Virtualization has emerged as the new software

    technology to complete the virtualization stack in the enterprise. Metadata is used in Data Virtualization servers which are enterprise infrastructure components, alongside Database and Application servers. Metadata in these servers is saved as persistent repository and describes business objects in various enterprise systems and applications. Structural metadata commonality is also important to support data virtualization.

    SVN Checkout Metadata


    .SVN hidden files created in the web root folder which

    can reveal crucial information of the code repositories.

    Metadata on the broadcast industry


    n broadcast industry, metadata are linked to audio and video Broadcast media to: identify the media: clip or playlist names, duration, timecode, etc. describe the content: notes regarding the quality of video content, rating, description (for example, during a sport event, keywords like goal, red card will be associated to some clips) classify media: metadata allow to sort the media or to easily and quickly find a video content

    For example, the BBC have a large subject classification system, Lonclass, a customized version of the more general-purpose Universal Decimal Classification. These metadata can be linked to the video media thanks to the video servers. All last broadcasted sport events like FIFA World Cup or Olympic Games use these metadata to distribute their video content to TV stations through keywords. It's often the host broadcaster who is in charge of organizing metadata through its International Broadcast Centre and its video servers. Those metadata are recorded with the images and are entered by metadata operators who associate in live metadata available in metadata grids through software (such as Multicam or IPDirector used during FIFA World Cup or Olympic Games)

    Geospatial metadata
    Metadata that describe geographic objects (such as

    datasets, maps, features, or simply documents with a geospatial component) have a history dating back to at least 1994. This class of metadata is described more fully on the Geospatial metadata page.

    Ecological & environmental metadata


    Ecological and environmental metadata are intended

    to document the who, what, when, where, why, and how of data collection for a particular study. Metadata should be generated in a format commonly used by the most relevant science community, such as Darwin Core, Ecological Metadata Language, or Dublin Core. Metadata editing tools exist to facilitate metadata generation (e.g. Metavist, Mercury: Metadata Search System, Morpho). Metadata should describe provenance of the data (where it originated, as well as any transformations the data underwent) and how to give credit for the data products.

    Digital Music
    CDs such as recordings of music will carry a layer of

    metadata about the recordings such as dates, artist, genre, copyright owner, etc. The metadata, not normally displayed by CD players, can be accessed and displayed by specialized music playback and/or editing applications. The metadata for compressed and uncompressed digital music is often encoded in the ID3 tag. Common editors such as TagLib support MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MPC, Speex, WavPack TrueAudio, WAV, AIFF, MP4 and ASF file formats.

    Cloud applications
    With the availability of Cloud applications, which

    include those to add metadata to content, metadata is increasingly available over the Internet.

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