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# mdTranslator
-# __NOTE__: This branch (1.x) only supports mdJSON versions in the 1.x series.
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-mdtranslator was written by the [Alaska Data Integration Working Group](http://www.adiwg.org) (ADIwg) to assist with creating ISO 19139 metadata records. Input to the mdtranslator is JSON conforming to the [mdJson-schemas](https://github.com/adiwg/mdJson-schemas). The mdtranslator architecture allows developers to write additional readers for other input formats and/or write additional writers for other output other than ISO 19139, e.g. HTML.
+**mdtranslator** was written by the [Alaska Data Integration Working Group](http://www.adiwg.org) (ADIwg) to assist researchers with authoring both spatial and non-spatial metadata for projects and datasets. Input to the mdtranslator is a JSON record conforming to the [mdJson-schemas](http://mdTools.adiwg.org). The user can request the mdTranslator to translate the mdJson input into one or more established metadata standards. The mdTranslator currently supports translation to ISO 19115-2, ISO 19110, HTML, and mdJson 2x. The mdTranslator part of an open source architecture toolkit that allows developers to write additional readers and/or writers as may be required.
## Installation
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