Difference between revisions of "Category:Documentation Connections"

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The ESIP Community uses different documentation dialects (e.g. metadata models) to serve documentation needs for different systems and users. There are many cross-cutting documentation concepts shared across these dialects, so there is necessarily overlap between these models. In fact, it is more appropriate to think of these models as varieties of an underlying documentation language that are a characteristic of a particular group (dialects) than as separate models.

These pages explore fundamental documentation needs and concepts and make connections between these concepts in the principal documentation dialects used in the ESIP Community.

Pulling together reliable information for all of these dialects is an on-going task. If you find problems and can help improve the content, please join the ESIP Documentation Cluster and share your expertise.

Subcategories

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Metadata Implementation

Pages in category "Documentation Connections"

The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.

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Appendixes

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Concepts Glossary

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Metadata Implementation

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-The NASA Earth Observing System Data and Information System uses different metadata models to serve specific needs for different systems and users. There are many cross-cutting documentation concepts shared across these systems, so there is necessarily overlap between these models. In fact, it is more appropriate to think of these models as varieties of an underlying documentation language that are a characteristic of a particular group (dialects) than as separate models.
+The ESIP Community uses different documentation dialects (e.g. metadata models) to serve documentation needs for different systems and users. There are many cross-cutting documentation concepts shared across these dialects, so there is necessarily overlap between these models. In fact, it is more appropriate to think of these models as varieties of an underlying documentation language that are a characteristic of a particular group (dialects) than as separate models.
-These pages explore fundamental documentation needs and concepts and make connections between these concepts in the principal documentation dialects used in NASA Earth Science.
+These pages explore fundamental documentation needs and concepts and make connections between these concepts in the principal documentation dialects used in the ESIP Community.
+'''Pulling together reliable information for all of these dialects is an on-going task. If you find problems and can help improve the content, please join the [[:Category:Documentation_Cluster|ESIP Documentation Cluster]] and share your expertise.'''
 [[Category:Documentation Cluster]]