The Portable Antiquities Scheme in the UK (http://finds.org.uk) uses
DC in its html headers for its many thousands of records (I think
that's the right #). And it has a little bit of rdfa 1.0 in the body.
On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 2:24 AM, Dan Brickley <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi all
> I keep finding myself in need of a collection of real-world examples
> of DC usage. I can't be alone in this!
> For the schema.org mapping work, and in general to inform discussion
> around schema.org about how it might add vocabulary around
> http://schema.org/Book, http://schema.org/ScholarlyArticle etc., it
> would be great to have a few (10-20, say) examples of different Dublin
> Core records. I know DC has been used and extended in all kinds of
> ways, from image archives, educational resources, books, OAI-PMH,
> articles, etc etc. I just can't easily put my hands on some
> illustrative examples of all this. It would be particularly useful to
> have a sense of which patterns are most widely used - a theme which
> ties in to the 'application profiles' discussion. But just a standard
> bundle of basic DC examples would be great to start with - does anyone
> have something like this?