One for the #reproducibility nerds

Is there an accepted standard (or just some good examples) of how to include provenance metadata within computationally produced images

My specific use case is graphs generated by plotly (python) saved as png where I'd like to record some things like date, software version, data version in the image metadata

There are exif elements for date and "software" but is there a better solution than just shoving info in the description and/or title field? Something that can survive passage through a presentation an added bonus!

(And yes, I do want this in the image metadata, not as a separate file, I'll use the same info to write out a separate manifest)

@cameronneylon Interesting question!

I know about https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Attribution_Generator for #CreativeCommons images (verbatim) reuse and I see that e.g. #MediaWiki extension https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Chart produces SVG files without any such metadata inside (presumably because they're not supposed to be downloaded?).

Commons:Attribution Generator - Wikimedia Commons