atKildeinformasjonens

atKildeinformasjonens is a term used in information management to denote the metadata that describes the provenance and properties of a source information item. In this context, it refers to the set of metadata elements that document where information originated, who created it, when it was published or last updated, and how it can be accessed and reused. The term is not widely standardized and is often treated as a coined or context-specific label for source provenance metadata.

Its primary purpose is to enable traceability, attribution, and quality control across data and textual content. By recording the origin and history of an information item, organizations can assess reliability, reproduce analyses, verify citations, and manage licensing and access rights. Typical elements associated with atKildeinformasjonens include source identifiers (such as URLs or publication DOIs), authorship, publication date, version or revision history, licensing terms, and provenance indicators that describe the chain of custody from the original source to the current record.

In practice, atKildeinformasjonens aligns with broader metadata and provenance frameworks. It can map to standards and concepts such as Dublin Core for bibliographic metadata, W3C PROV-O for provenance, and schema.org properties related to authorship, citation, and license. Implementations often integrate these elements into digital libraries, research data repositories, fact-checking platforms, and content management systems to support transparency and interoperability.

See also: provenance, data lineage, metadata, bibliographic metadata, citation, licensing. Note: the spelling and capitalization of atKildeinformasjonens may vary in use, reflecting its status as a coined or context-specific term.