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The following are the properties that can be used for the class of ore:Aggregation. This means that they are attributes that apply to the whole set of related resources about one particular provided CHO. For each ore:Aggregation a set of these properties should be provided.

  • The mandatory properties, namely edm:dataProvider , edm:isShownAt OR edm:isShownBy (at least one should be present, recommened to have both and they can be used alongside each other) , edm:provider, edm:rights, edm:aggregatedCHO, edm:ugc (if applicable) are marked in dark blue.

  • The recommended properties are marked in dark red.

  • The optional properties are left in black.

Please provide the properties in the record in the same order given in this document, the metadata validation performed by Europeana requires this order.

Properties for ore:Aggregation

 ore:Aggregation

Property name

Description

Value type

Cardinality

edm:aggregatedCHO

The identifier of the source object e.g. the Mona Lisa itself. This could be a full linked open data URI or an internal identifier.
<edm:aggregatedCHO rdf resource=“#UEDIN:214”/>

ref

1….1

edm:dataProvider

The name or identifier of the data provider of the object (i.e. the organisation providing data to an
aggregator). Identifiers will not be available until Europeana has implemented its Organization profile.
In the case of the data provider Zuidwestbrabants Museum, which delivers data through Erfgoedplus.be to LoCloud, the properties would look like this:

<edm:dataProvider>Zuidwestbrabants Museum</edm:dataProvider>
<edm:intermediateProvider>Erfgoedplus.be</edm:intermediateProvider>
<edm:provider>LoCloud</edm:provider>

literal or ref

1....1

edm:hasView

The URL of a web resource which is a digital representation of the CHO. This may be the source object itself in the case of a born digital cultural heritage object.

edm:hasView should only be used where there are several views of the CHO and one (or both) of the mandatory edm:isShownAt or edm:isShownBy properties have already been used. It is for cases where one CHO has several views of the same object. (e.g. a shoe and a detail of the label of the shoe)
<edm:hasView rdf:resource="http://www.mimodb.eu/media/UEDIN/VIDEO/0032195v.mpg"/>
<edm:hasView rdf:resource="http://www.mimo-­db.eu/media/UEDIN/AUDIO/0032195s.mp3"/>

ref

0....n

edm:isShownAt

The URL of a web view of the object in full information context. An edm:isShownAt must be provided. If there is no edm:isShownAt for an object, there must be a edm:isShownBy. If both are available, provide both. The use of edm:isShownBy is preferred.
<edm:isShownAt rdf:resource="http://www.mimo-­db.eu/UEDIN/214"/>

ref

0….1

edm:isShownBy

The URL of a web view of the object. An edm:isShownBy must be provided. If there is no edm:isShownBy for an object, there must be a edm:isShownAt. The use of edm:isShownBy is preferred. Europeana generates previews for any direct link to an image file.

See Europeana Media Policy or information regarding the specifications of previews.
<edm:isShownBy rdf:resource="http://www.mimodb.eu/media/UEDIN/IMAGE/0032195c.jpg"/>

ref

0….1

edm:object

The URL of a representation of the CHO which will be used for generating previews for use in the Europeana portal.

This may be the same URL as edm:isShownBy.

See Europeana Media Policy for information regarding the specifications of previews. This must be an image, even if it is for a sound object.

<edm:object rdf:resource="http://www.mimo-db.eu/media/UEDIN/IMAGE/0032195c.jpg"/>

ref

0....1

edm:provider

The name or identifier of the provider of the object (i.e. the organisation providing data directly to Europeana). Identifiers will not be available until Europeana has implemented its Organization profile. In the case of the provider LoCloud, which collects data from the data provider Zuidwestbrabants
Museum through Erfgoedplus.be, the properties would look like this:
<edm:dataProvider>Zuidwestbrabants Museum</edm:dataProvider>
<edm:intermediateProvider>Erfgoedplus.be</edm:intermediateProvider>

<edm:provider>LoCloud</edm:provider>

literal or ref

1....1

dc:rights

Ideally this should be applied to the edm:WebResource or the edm:ProvidedCHO. It is included here for the conversion of data from ESE where it is not known which object the rights apply to.

literal

0….n

edm:rights

This is a mandatory property and the value given here should be the rights statement that applies to the digital representation as given (for example) in edm:object or edm:isShownAt/By, when these resources are not provided with their own edm:rights (see edm:rights documentation). The value for the rights statement in this element must be a URI from the list of available values. Note: rights statements must be exactly as specified there, which means they must start with http and not https. (For assesing rights imformation check https://pro.europeana.eu/page/available-rights-statements )

The rights statement given in this property will also by default apply to the previews used in the portal and will support portal search and display functionality.
Where there are several web resources attached to one edm:ProvidedCHO the rights statement given here will be regarded as the “reference” value for all the web resources. Therefore a suitable value should be chosen with care if the rights statements vary between different resources. In fact in such cases Europeana encourages the provision of separate rights statements for each individual web resource.

For example, a low­‐resolution of a JPEG file could be CC‐BY, while the high resolution version or a video showing the object would be CC-­BY-­NC. In such cases the rights statements given for the individual web resources would ‘override’ the one specified at the ore:Aggregation level. Any other
associated web resources would still be governed by the edm:rights of the ore:Aggregation.

<edm:rights rdf:resource=“http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/”/>
<edm:rights rdf:resource=“http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/”/>

Or create a reference to an instance of the cc:License class where additional details of the rights can be provided (such as an expiry date for the restrictions):
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-­NC/1.0/

or

<edm:rights rdf:resource="#statement_3000095353971"/>

Please note that the object page on europeana.eu displays the rights of the digital representation selected in the viewer, which is found in the edm:rights of the WebResource that corresponds to the selected edm:isShownBy or edm:hasView. If there is no such edm:isShownBy or edm:hasView representation available, or if there is one but there is no specific edm:rights attached to it, then by default the page displays the edm:rights attached to the ore:Aggregation.

ref

1....1

edm:ugc

This is a mandatory property for objects that are user generated or user created that have been collected by crowdsourcing or project activity. The property is used to identify such content and can only take the value “true” (lower case).
<edm:ugc>true</edm:ugc>

literal

0….1

edm:intermediateProvider

The name or identifier of the intermediate organization that selects, collates, or curates data from a Data Provider that is then aggregated by a Provider from which Europeana harvests.

The Intermediate Provider must be distinct from both the Data Provider and the Provider in the data supply chain. Identifiers will not be available until Europeana has implemented its Organization profile.

In the case of the Erfgoedplus.be, which collects data from Zuidwestbrabants Museum and provides it to LoCloud, the properties would look like this:

<edm:dataProvider>Zuidwestbrabants Museum</edm:dataProvider>
<edm:provider>LoCloud</edm:provider>
<edm:intermediateProvider>Erfgoedplus.be</edm:intermediateProvider>

literal or ref

0….n

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