ksmdr
ksmdr is a fictional term used here to illustrate how a wiki-style encyclopedia would describe a concept with limited real-world documentation. It does not refer to a widely recognized standard or organization. In this article, ksmdr is treated as a hypothetical framework for describing digital knowledge resources and their metadata.
Definition and purpose: In the imagined ksmdr model, ksmdr stands for Knowledge Storage and Metadata Descriptor,
Core concepts: The model centers on Resources, Descriptors, Metadata Profiles, and Provenance. A Resource represents any
Format and interoperability: In common fictional implementations, ksmdr resources are serialized in JSON-LD or YAML. Profiles
Applications and status: In educational and library-oriented scenarios, ksmdr is used to model and exchange knowledge
See also: Related real-world metadata and description standards include Dublin Core, schema.org, METS, PREMIS, and LDP.