Use the result while planning ingest, digitization, quality control, reporting, or preservation work where the stated rule needs to be repeatable and reviewable.

DC field

Dublin Core element to crosswalk.

Map a Dublin Core element to its customary EAD counterpart; institutional crosswalks vary, so correspondences follow common SAA-style practice. The tool evaluates the supplied inputs together and returns the named outputs below; it does not infer omitted operating conditions or change the units shown.^[1]

EAD element

Customary EAD element or element path.

DC term URI

Canonical Dublin Core term URI for the field.

• Repository policies, format profiles, equipment capabilities, and descriptive standards vary. Preserve the source value and record the rule version instead of treating this utility as an authority-record or preservation-system validator.
• Use finite inputs in the displayed units and preserve more precision than the final presentation requires. Independently verify safety-critical, financial, compliance, or production decisions.

Complement the calculation with format validation, fixity checks, provenance records, and human review. For policy decisions, apply the profile adopted by the repository rather than an undocumented local convention.

• BagIt Profile Required Tag Presence Checker

  Check which bag-info metadata elements required by a BagIt profile are absent, using the case-insensitive element-name comparison required by RFC 8493 while preserving the requested spelling in the result.

• Oral History Abstract Word Limit Truncation Point Finder

  Locate the truncation point for an oral history abstract by counting its words and returning the leading portion that fits a word limit.

• Scanning Resolution PPI by Original Type Lookup

  Return a recommended scanning resolution in pixels per inch for common archival original types; published guidance varies, so values are a heuristic lookup.