Properties" tab¶
The "Properties" tab is used to indicate the creation date and language of the metadata record. This tab also contains the download link for the ISO19139 XML file.
| Definition | Metadata creation date |
|---|---|
| Indications | It is recorded automatically, whether from a scan, XML import or manual creation. It is this date that is transmitted in the dateStamp tag of the ISO 19115 CSW profile. This field cannot be edited. |
| Example | 23/06/2015 |
| INSPIRE requirement | Mandatory |
| Batch editing | No |
| Scan | Yes |
| Search engine | Filters |
| Resource sheet | Yes |
| Service sheet | Yes |
Tip
If you import an XML file from an existing file (automatic or manual) and choose to overwrite the data, the creation date will be replaced by that contained in the XML. For further information, please consult :
Language¶
| Definition | Language of metadata |
|---|---|
| Indications | The language of the metadata, not the language of the data |
| Example | French |
| INSPIRE requirement | Mandatory |
| Batch editing | Yes, by crushing |
| Scan | No |
| Search engine | No |
| Resource sheet | Yes |
| Service sheet | Yes |
Tip
You can define the default metadata language in the workgroup parameters (see dedicated chapter). It will not appear here, but will be the reference language in your CSW shares.
The structure of metadata sheets for geographic data sets is standardized by the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) under reference 19139, which is the XML implementation of the 19115 model, itself defined by the ISO /TC 211 committee in charge of geographic issues within the standardization body.
Fully interoperable, the Isogeo platform constantly updates version 19139:2007 metadata records, enabling you to retrieve them at any time for exchange or import into another record, for example.
It is systematically accessible in the Associated Services section of a file's Resources tab, or under the Download button when the file is shared in an OpenCatalog.
