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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2020.dataversi
 ty.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=128&proposalid=11375\n<p>Describing the data a
 sset involves a wide variety of characteristics &ndash; physical, logical, 
 and semantic.&nbsp;Any data file (or database) may change over time, and da
 ta users need to understand those changes. Some metrics of data can be upda
 ted in an automated way; others require writing clear text for the new user
  to read. &nbsp;</p>\n<p>Not all potential metadata is of equal importance.
 &nbsp;Of the nine kinds of metadata discussed here, some should be created 
 first.&nbsp;Included are data structure, normative meanings, sources, curre
 nt and historic data behavior, usage policies, data management practices, d
 ownstream uses (consequences of change), and reader-friendly user guides.</
 p>\n<p>In this brief presentation, you will learn:</p>\n\n
 How to craft metadata that&nbsp;is meaningful to the new user\n
 Which data characteristics are volatile and where metadata must be updated 
 constantly\n
 Criteria for prioritizing the writing/development of each kind of metadata\
 n\n
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SUMMARY:Not All Metadata Is Equal: A Comprehensive Taxonomy
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