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- A Dublin Core (DC) record is optional in the Fedora object submission package. If one is not provided the repository will automatically create a minimal DC record in the object by using the LABEL (on METS root) as the DC title element. It will also use the object PID as the DC identifier element.
- If a DC record is provided in the METS submission package it should be encoded within a METS:dmdSecFedora. The dmdSecFedora element will act as the datastream version group container. It MUST have an ID attribute whose value is "DC" to be recognized by Fedora!
- Within the METS:dmdSecFedora, there must be one METS:descMD element. This element is part of the Fedora extension of METS 1.1 and is used to encode a specific version of the DC datastream within the version group container. The ID attribute on the METS:descMD element MUST have the value "DC1.0" to be recognized by Fedora.
- The actual DC metadata should be encoded using the Open Archives Initiative (OAI) Dublin Core schema.
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