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Example: Securities Holdings Statistics – Base (name of one Bundesbank
dataset)
Creator: The item "Creator" refers to the name(s) of the institution, and/or
division, and/or department responsible for developing, collecting and/or
managing the dataset. Names of individual persons should not be provided.
Example: Deutsche Bundesbank, Statistics Department
DOI Proposal: The schema allows suggesting a DOI name for the dataset.
A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a permanent, persistent identifier used
for citing and linking electronic resources (texts, research data or other
content).
Example: 10.12757/Bbk.SHSBase.05121603 (for one version of the Securities
Holding Statistics)
URL: URL is the address of a webpage which displays information about the
dataset, if available. Alternatively, the landing page of the research data centre
or the institution could be used if no specific webpage exists for the dataset.
Example:
https://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/EN/Standardartikel/Bundesbank/Re
search_Centre/research_data_micro_data_securities_holdings_statistics.html
?nsc=true&https=1
Language of Resource: This item refers not the language in which the
metadata elements are expressed but instead refers to the language in which
the dataset is available. Default is English. List a language other than English
only if dataset is not available in English.
Example: English
Publication Date: The date on which the dataset was released internally or
made publicly available needs to be entered here in ISO 8601 format. If a
DOI has been assigned, the convention in the INEXDA network is to use the
date of DOI registration.
Example: 2016-08-01
Availability: Providing information on procedures under which data are
being made available to data users may help to better understand which
datasets they might be able to access and how to access those datasets.
Availability procedures are best described by controlled vocabulary, i.e. by
a pre-defined list detailing possible procedures which avoids confusion of
data users due to the same content being described by different language.
This item lists the procedures under which data is being made available to
researchers. Entries allowed are restricted to the following predefined list:
• Download – researchers can directly download data from the website;
• Delivery – researchers can receive the data set or access data from any
location via remote access or send codes to the data owner and receive
controlled output;

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