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Much of the development of Z39.50 took place in the library sector, as a way of simultaneously interrogating the catalogues maintained in different libraries. The recent development of associated standards such as the Bath and CIMI profiles have made it easier to employ Z39.50 outside of library cataloguing. These provide support for more generalised record syntaxes such as Dublin Core and enable users to ask questions such as what, when, where or to conduct queries based on coordinate systems; undoubtedly more suited for those with an interest in Heritage. Suitability led the HEIRNET (Historic Environment Information Records Network) consortium to develop HEIRPORT; a Z39.50 system for searching geographically distributed databases of a number of heritage organisations including
*English Heritage NMR
Much of the development of Z39.50 took place in the library sector, as a way of simultaneously interrogating the catalogues maintained in different libraries. The recent development of associated standards such as the Bath and CIMI profiles have made it easier to employ Z39.50 outside of library cataloguing. These provide support for more generalised record syntaxes such as Dublin Core and enable users to ask questions such as what, when, where or to conduct queries based on coordinate systems; undoubtedly more suited for those with an interest in Heritage. Suitability led the HEIRNET (Historic Environment Information Records Network) consortium to develop HEIRPORT; a Z39.50 system for searching geographically distributed databases of a number of heritage organisations including:
*English Heritage
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NMRs and HERs are also contributing to these projects through the provision of subsets of their data to the ADS.
English Heritage, NMRs and HERs are also contributing to these projects through the provision of subsets of their data to the ADS.
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