Concept help - Classification Scheme
A Classification Scheme describes a set of ideas and standard values used to record codes when storing data. When linked to multiple Value Domains, a Classification Scheme can find similarities across different sets of recorded data. A Classification Scheme can also be recorded as a Conceptual Domain where there is no standard set of codes in the classification.
Fields available on this metadata type
| Field | ISO definition and Registry Help (where available) | |
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| Name | The primary name used for human identification purposes. | |
| Definition | Representation of a concept by a descriptive statement which serves to differentiate it from related concepts. (3.2.39) | |
| Target Stewardship Organisation | Stewardship Organisation the user selected when they create the item, which is where they wanted to item to end up in. | |
| Is Federated | ||
| Is Not Federable | ||
| Version | Unique version identifier of this metadata item. | |
| References |
Significant documents that contributed to the development of the metadata item which were not the direct source for the metadata content.
Citations in Metadata.NSW should be formatted in the author-date style, as detailed in the Australian Government Style Manual. Please note that Metadata.NSW includes the full URL in angle brackets in citations for accessibility purposes. Structures for common resource types include:
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Entire website
Webpage written by an organisation
Webpage with authors listed
Online document
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For more information and additional formats, see the Australian Government Style Manual, ‘Author-date’.
Official Definition
The descriptive information for an arrangement or division of objects into groups based on characteristics, which the objects have in common ISO/IEC 11179 (Edition 2) - Clause 3.3.9