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In the last few years (2019), Historic England has been leading the sector in the HIAS (Heritage Information Access Strategy) process. This aims to streamline and improve information flows for the sector, and this has a significant element involving HER's.
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There is now a widespread acceptance of the importance of data standards and three key platforms for this, the event-monument-source data model, the high level [MIDAS|Glossary#MIDAS|target='_blank'] ([Lee 1998|Bibliography#Lee 1998|target='_blank']) standard and the national reference data terminology lists ([INSCRIPTION|Glossary#INSCRIPTION|target='_blank']) have already been agreed by HERs, [Historic England|Glossary#Historic England|target='_blank'] and NMRW. MIDAS and INSCRIPTION have also been adopted as data standards in Scotland. These high level standards are available on the web site for use by any HERs.
There is now a widespread acceptance of the importance of data standards and three key platforms for this, the event-monument-source data model, the high level [MIDAS Heritage|Glossary#MIDAS Heritage|target='_blank'] ([FISH 2012|Bibliography#FISH 2012|target='_blank']) standard and the national reference data terminology lists ([INSCRIPTION|Glossary#INSCRIPTION|target='_blank']) have already been agreed by HERs, [Historic England|Glossary#Historic England|target='_blank'] and NMRW. MIDAS and INSCRIPTION have also been adopted as data standards in Scotland. These high level standards are available on the web site for use by any HERs.
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