Repeatable MODS form fields
Digital Asset Level
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <name>
Short definition: Person, organization, or event (conference, meeting, etc.) associated in some way with the resource.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <abstract>
Short definition: A summary of the content of the resource.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <relatedItem type="host" displayLabel="Digital collection">
Short definition: Digital collection/s in the DAMS or other access systems to which the asset belongs. Distinct from Source Collection.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <physicalDescription><form>
Short definition: A designation of a particular physical presentation of a resource, including the physical form or medium of material for a resource.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <genre>
Short definition: A term or phrase that designates a category characterizing a particular style, form, or content, such as artistic, musical, cinematic, literary composition, etc.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <identifier>
Short definition: Contains a unique standard number or code that distinctively identifies a resource.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <language>
Short definition: A designation of the language in which the content of a resource is expressed.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <recordInfo><languageOfCataloging>
Short definition: The language of the text of the cataloging in the MODS record.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <recordInfo><recordContentSource>
Short definition: Name of the organization, unit or entity that either created or modified the original metadata record.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <recordInfo><recordOrigin>
Short definition: Information about the origin or provenance of the MODS record.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <note>
Short definition: General textual information relating to a resource.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <originInfo><place>
Short definition: Name of a place associated with the issuing, publication, release, distribution, manufacture, production, or origin of a resource.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <originInfo><publisher>
Short definition: The name of the entity that published, printed, distributed, released, issued, or produced the resource, or a statement about publication/origin.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <relatedItem type="host" displayLabel="Parent work"> or <relatedItem type="series"> or <relatedItem> (no attributes)
Short definition: Information that identifies other resources related to the one being described, excluding information entered for Source collection or Digital collection.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <subject><cartographics>
Short definition: Cartographic (maps or charts) data indicating spatial coverage.
REPEATABLE
MODS Element name: <subject><geographicCode>
Short definition: A geographic area code associated with a resource.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <subject><geographic>
Short definition: General geographic term that represents the primary topic on which the resource is focused.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <subject><hierarchicalGeographic>
Short definition: A geographic name given in a hierarchical form relating to the resource.
REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <subject><temporal>
Short definition: The time period, date, or date range the content of the resource is about.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element name: <subject><topic>
Short definition: Topic the described resource is about.
REQUIRED REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL
MODS Element: <titleInfo>
Short definition: Name given to the resource to be described.
Collection Level
see Contributor(s)
see Description
see Identifier
For DAMS Collections, you can enter Identifiers of type URI, PID or local.
see Repository
A digital Collection in the DAMS can hold digitally reformatted versions of objects from multiple physical locations/repositories. Therefore the Repository statement in a Collection's metadata is repeatable.
A digital Collection in the DAMS can hold digitally reformatted versions of objects from multiple (primary) source collection contexts. Therefore the Source Collection statement in a Collection's metadata is repeatable.