Definition of «rich metadata»

"Rich metadata" refers to a detailed and extensive set of information or data that describes or accompanies a particular object or resource. This additional information provides more context and insights about the object, making it easier to understand, categorize, or search for.

Sentences with «rich metadata»

XHTML Content Documents also include the means of annotating document markup with rich metadata, making them more semantically meaningful and useful both for processing and accessibility purposes (XHTML Semantic Inflection [Content Docs 3.1]-RRB-. (idpf.org)
While books can't sell themselves, rich metadata certainly can make them more discoverable at major online retailers and through search and recommendation engines. (authoru.org)
Rich metadata in the source sure isn't going to harm your chances of improving your discoverability. (matt.garrish.ca)
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