Rdf and R Guide - Resources and Review
	CORC is a research project exploring the cooperative creation and sharing of metadata by libraries. It is designed to help both libraries and OCLC to move more quickly in coping with the huge amount of material available on the Web and to provide access to this material that can be integrated with access to their current resources. Features of CORC include authority control, RDF / XML import/export, integration of DC and MARC in single system, flexible harvesting of resources, Unicode support, assisted classification and subject heading assignment, automatic keyword extraction, automated data extraction, link maintenance and reference access Z39.50, browsing interfaces.
Document proposing the use of metadata, data about data, to describe information on the Web. Introduces a model and grammar for representing RDF metadata and syntax, using XML, for encoding and transporting metadata, maximising the interoperability of independently developed Web servers and clients.
Provides a list of links to documents, articles and reports pertaining to the Resource Description Framework (RDF), with a special emphasis on those documents produced by the UK Office of Library and Information Networking (UKOLN).
Article describing RDF, an application of XML, that enables the encoding, exchange and reuse of structured metadata.
Sources of information on the Resource Description Framework format, including documents, publications, discussions, press coverage, events, applications and examples of RDF markup.
Provides an introduction to the Resource Description Framework (RDF) metadata format devised by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to provide the foundation for metadata interoperability across different resource description communities.
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