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DOME element	Definition		Use	Obligation
DOMEcore elements
Identifier	see DOMEcore			required
Copyright Statement	see DOMEcore			required
License	see DOMEcore			required
Title	see DOMEcore			required
Agent (Creator)	see DOMEcore			required
Description	see DOMEcore			required
Creation date	see DOMEcore			required
Genre	see DOMEcore			required
recommended DOME elements
Access statement	see recommended DOME elements			required
Contributor(s)	see recommended DOME elements		author, director, producer, performer, client, interviewer, interviewee, etc.	recommended
Language	see recommended DOME elements			recommended
Subjects	see recommended DOME elements			recommended
Is part of
has part
has file
Format specific elements
Location				recommended
Event				recommended
Sponsor				recommended
Series				recommended
Course				recommended
Project/Collection				recommended
Video specific elements
Video type			classroom lecture, lecture/speech, panel discussion, demonstration, recitation/reading, dramatic performance, music performance, dance performance, observation, video art, event, documentary, advertisement, virtual tour, interview, procedure, experiment, conference, testimony, surveillance, podcast	required
Duration	Time-based extent (playback time) of the resource		May refer to an resource as a whole or to the various parts that make up a resource# Does not describe the time to utilize a resource in a setting# Represented as a timestamp	required
Transcription/Subtitles/Captions	May be used as an annotation element or a relation field that points to additional files			optional
Start Time	beginning point of playback for a time-based resource		Used in combination with Duration to identify a segment of a resource# Represented as a timestamp	required (if part of a larger resource(
End time	May not be needed if using duration and start time
Number of Parts	the number of segments that combine to create the resource as a whole		Used in conjunction with <has part> * Represented by a whole number * Segments could be tracks, chapters, scene, shot, etc.	required (if a resource is made up of multiple segments)
Part number	indicates which numbered part a segment is of a given resource		Used in conjunction with <is part of> * Examples: 1 of 5; 2 of 2; 7 of 9	required (if a resource is a segment of a larger resource)
FILES
Identifier				required
Parent Video
Related Tapes
Use				required
Modification date
Format				required
File Size				required
Checksum				required
Key Frame/Thumbnail		An image that is representative of the audio/video resource		required
Video Compression Method		the method by which a video bitstream is encoded for transmission and decoded for use		required
Video Resolution		the number of pixels in the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the video		required
Video Frame Rate		the number of frames per second at which the video source item was digitized		required
Video Bit Depth		the number of bits of information stored for each sample taken during the quantization of an analogue signal		required
Audio Compression Method
Audio Sampling Rate
Audio Bit Depth
Number of Audio Channels

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