Meta Tags-AGLS

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<meta name="AGLS.Audience" scheme="Agls-audience" content="">
<meta name="AGLS.Availability" content="">
<meta name="AGLS.Availability" content="G-Line NSW Problem Gamblers Help Line -24-hour telephone counselling Service Tel. 1800 633 635">.  
 

Information Management - Discovery AGLS Metadata Guideline

5. AGLS element description and usage examples

5.8 Availability

This element is not intended as a search point. This element will be displayed to the consumer as significant information regarding the availability of the resource.

Definition How the resource can be obtained or accessed, or contact information
HTML element name AGLS.Availability
XML element name agls:availability
Obligation Mandatory for descriptions of offline resources, ie. where there is no Identifier element
Encoding scheme X.500 Directory Service protocol (see Part 2 Section 9 Using the X.500 Directory Service protocol)
AGLS Availability - developed for describing off-and online resources
Default value N/A

5.8.1 General

The Availability element is primarily used for non-electronic resources, or services to provide information on how consumers may obtain physical access to a resource or service. The content structure of the element can include components listed below, or a free-text description of how to obtain the resource. It is used for resources that are not available online. AGLS metadata records can be created for each service, such as a telephone service or a specific form or service that can only be completed by physically attending a shopfront or office location.

5.8.2 Qualifiers (AGLS Availability encoding scheme)

AGLS describes resource accessibility using the following characteristics of the AGLS Availability encoding scheme:

Use... To describe...
personalName The name of a person making the resource available
corporateName The name of an organisation making the resource available
jurisdiction The legal jurisdiction of the agent eg NSW
For other values, see the AGLS Jurisdiction scheme (Part 2 Section 7.8 AGLS Jurisdiction scheme).
contact Contact details for the agent making the resource available. Can include an official title. Typically includes a phone number.
address Street or postal address for the agent making the resource available.
email Email address for the agent making the resource available.
hours Hours during which the resource can be accessed at the locations identified in address components
cost Cost of obtaining the resource
postcode Australian postcode(s) where the resource is available. Typically used in describing availability of services.

All of these components are optional and ordering is not significant. All of the components may be repeated. For more information on the AGLS Availability scheme see Part 2 Section 7.7 AGLS Availability Scheme.

5.8.3 Describing services

Qualifiers or structure used depends on client needs and the service itself. If a resource is a service, specific requirements are given. Full details of how the service can be obtained or contact information is preferred. It is important that metadata provided in this element supports both direct and mediated searching (eg call center operator). Repeat the Availability element to show multiple access points (eg combined bill paying through RTA and Australia Post). Fees or pricing may be included at the agency's discretion but may be inappropriate if a complex schedule of pricing exists.

If a resource is available both as an online and offline service, the DC.Identifier element will be used to reference the online resource. The Availability element is used to identify where a user may be able to access or obtain the relevant service offline.

5.8.4 HTML examples

Unqualified
Youth suicide prevention
<meta name="AGLS.Availability" content="Telephone counselling, information and referral services for youth suicide (24-hour emergency response), Kids Help Line Freecall Tel. 1800 551 800">

Gamblers Help
<meta name="AGLS.Availability" content="G-line NSW Problem Gamblers Help Line - 24-hour telephone counselling service Tel. 1800 633 635">

Qualified
Births, Deaths and Marriages: Births
<meta name="AGLS.Availability" scheme="AglsAvail" content="corporateName=Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages; jurisdiction=NSW">

 
 
 
 
 
 

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