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Attribute nameDetailsXPath syntax examples
point

values:

  • start
  • end

The 'start' date value is used for the first date of a range, or for a single date, if an end date is not present.

originInfo/dateIssued[@point="start"]
keyDate

valuesvalue:

  • yes

Multiexcerpt include
MultiExcerptNameDate-keyDate
PageWithExcerptCreation/Issuance/Copyright date

Note

The batch ingest process currently ignores a keyDate attribute set by users when preparing metadata as MODS XML. Instead, the system will create a new machine-readable date element with a keyDate attribute based on dateIssued or dateCreated (in this order and depending on which of the two is available). Any user-provided keyDate attribute will be stripped from the metadata upon ingest.

If you want to designate a specific date element as the key date in metadata prepared for batch ingest, add the following attribute-value pair to the respective element: keyGen="yes".

originInfo/dateIssued[@keyDate="yes"]
qualifier

values:

  • approximate
  • inferrred
  • questionable

Multiexcerpt include
MultiExcerptNameDate-qualifier
PageWithExcerptCreation/Issuance/Copyright date

originInfo/dateIssued[@qualifier="inferred"]
encoding

valuesvalue:

  • w3cdtf

Used on automatically generated date element only.

originInfo/dateIssued[@encoding="w3cdtf"]

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Dublin Core fieldMapping conditionMODS elementNotes
dc:date
dateCreated[point@point="start"]The date value in the MODS element is prefixed with the text "Created: ".
dc:date
dateCreated[point@point="end"]Creation start and end date are concatenated, separated by "/". The resulting string is prefixed with the text "Created: ".
dc:date
dateIssued[point@point="start"]The date value in the MODS element is prefixed with the text "Issued: ".
dc:date
dateIssued[point@point="end"]Creation start and end date are concatenated, separated by "/". The resulting string is prefixed with the text "Issued: ".
N/A
copyrightDateCurrently, there is no mapping of copyrightDate to DC implemented in the DAMS.

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