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Schema Interoperability Migration Guide for EAD Version 3

This guide provides possible migration paths and schema simplification strategies for EAD Version 3. Learn how to reduce mixed content and enable namespace embedding to improve dates.

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Schema Interoperability Migration Guide for EAD Version 3

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  1. EAD Version 3: Possible Outcomes

  2. Migration Path Interoperability Interchange

  3. Provide Migration Path(s)

  4. Preliminary Provisional Contingent Possible Potential

  5. Schema Only

  6. Simplification

  7. <c> vs. <c01> - <c12>

  8. Nip & Tuck

  9. Enable Profiles

  10. Play Well with EAC-CPF

  11. Adopt Lessons Learned from EAC-CPF

  12. Reduce Mixed Content

  13. <element> text<element>text</element> </element>

  14. <p> Includes manuscript of <title>Moby Dick</title>by <persname>Herman Melville</persname>. </p>

  15. Enable Namespace Embedding

  16. Add Relations

  17. EAC-CPF Relations • <cpfRelation> • <functionRelation> • <resourceRelation>

  18. Possible EAD Relations • <cpfRelation> • <functionRelation> • <resourceRelation> • <holdingRelation>

  19. Improve Dates

  20. EAD 2002 Dates <date normal=“2011-08-24”> August 24, 2011 </date> <date normal=“1936/2011”> 1936-2011 </date>

  21. EAC-CPF Dates <date standardDate=“2011-08-24”> August 24, 2011 </date> <dateRange> <fromDatestandardDate=“1936”> 1936</fromDate> <toDatestandardDate=“2011”> 2011</toDate> </dateRange>

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