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July 15, 2007 to:
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hoping that someone does.)
I have some other comments of my own on the draft, but I need to do a
second reading.
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. Everything we do today will be manipulated by
computers, and computers do not understand words. So we have to always think
about the machine when we create our data. However, that doesn't mean that we
don't design our data for humans; we have to design for both.
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of each element (or at least of any elements that
are not accurately reflected in the record-level language coding).
John Attig
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the topic!
Thanks,
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explicit relationships (eg that cover title and title proper are all
types of title), but those are probably well known. Hmmm, if I have
some idle time with net access I may try to model this as a vocabulary.
kc
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The library cataloging rules (of any stripe
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couldn't get ahold of
the complete file. These are all the terms that made it into our
own catalog through the channels of record sharing.
B.Eversberg
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because some have been removed as
duplicates. This is rarely noticed because few users attempt to go
beyond the first few pages. (I once saw an explanation of this on Google
itself, but cannot find it now.)
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to my message of 28th July under the subject heading [RDA-L]
Metadata terms in RDA and my message of 9th September under the subject heading
[RDA-L] Dublin Core metadata in RDA.
I am grateful to Mac Elrod, Karen Coyle, Irvin Flack, Jonathan Rochkind,
Diane Hillmann, Gordon Dunsire and others
J. McRee Elrod wrote:
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We have to look at WHY we do things, not just how we do them.
Truer words have perhaps never been written.
We have to remember *why* patrons need statement of responsibility as
on the item. why patrons need place of publication, why the
distinction
and Access
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We have to look at WHY we do things, not just how we do them.
Truer words have
Improving Online Public Access Catalogs.
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these double negatives, and the number of truly expert users is
quite low.
kc
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“Research in catalog use is very difficult to carry out for a number of
reasons.
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On Sun, 2 Dec 2007, Diane I. Hillmann wrote:
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Diane, during the last open meeting, Lorcan Dempsey read a few figures
from a statistical report of OCLC's. I don't remember the details, but
it was about the number of holdings attached to LoC records v. non-LoC,
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NOT lamenting the demise of the
card catalog. It's just that I am appalled at the lack of OPAC
development
over the years. (In a sense, the phrase OPAC development is an
oxymoron.)
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It's kind of like that day that I got an MS DOS machine with a 40 Mb
harddrive and thought: I'll never have to upgrade again! Our data
always grows until it catches up to the technology limits.
kc
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quick question: Karen Coyle wrote:
1. MARC is a full record replace
the concept of work, in a way similar
to the FRBR concept, though maybe not identical. Their only other level
is book, which is roughly equivalent to manifestation.
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structure along with the cataloging rules to make sure that the two
work in concert and that once the data is coded it still provides what
was intended by the cataloging rules. Right now, I'm not sure that's the
case.
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it in the near future
in our data carrier. The hard thing is explaining WHY we need to, so
I'll try to work up a post on that as well.
kc
Flack, Irvin wrote:
Karen Coyle wrote...
I have posted more on the use of literals and non-literals in RDA on my
blog:
http://kcoyle.blogspot.com/
Here is my
That was thank you so much not that you so much. Sorry. (The latter
sounds painful.)
kc
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Irvin, that you so much for your post. (I have to moderate comments to
my blog, which is why you don't see them appear right away. It's the
only way I have to avoid spam there.)
I may
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that facilitates access to materials. Once we
figure out that reason we can also begin to think about is it worth the
effort?
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is that the variant
access point is in fact a textual label only, which is not authorized
to be used as a citation---ie, as an identifier.
Jonathan
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not personally responsible ) I would like to understand
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the point of view of machine actionability and display labels, I
guess only having this information in notes fields is not very useful.
Adam
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and Metadata Catalog Dept.
6728 Harold B. Lee Library
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT 84602
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that she feels like a
woman???
Marilyn Montalvo Montalvo, PhD
Coordinadora de Automatización
Sistema de Bibliotecas
Universidad de Puerto Rico
Recinto de Río Piedras
Tel. 764- Ext. 7850
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in the table. It is possible that
some definitions could change as we go forward, but we'll probably keep
the RDA definition in our documentation while working on the analysis.)
kc
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book. It means that our data
doesn't follow our own model, but if it had we'd be doing our users a
real disservice. This is something we really need to fix in the next
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in the same
field, nor give them the same name. Not just us, BTW, this is true for
all data.
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Greta de Groat wrote:
Karen Coyle wrote:
All expressions: the Work
Which is the only way you can define the work, IMO. It's a sum of the
expressions, not really something in itself, since it can't exist
without expression. The expressions would be the sum of the
manifestations... items add up
, etc.) and works,
however, before we've really implemented anything that resembles FRBR.
kc
Martha Yee wrote:
Karen Coyle wrote:
The only use of FRBR in cataloging, that I'm aware of, is in the VTLS
system, where you actually create the 4 Group I entities. I have seen
brief demos but haven't
reading it could (probably) tell which was which. At least that was the
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to the RLIN model) everyone had to use the same record for the
basis of their cataloging.
kc
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J. McRee Elrod wrote:
So one *could* have six records - two each for work. expression, and
manifestation - for one little item.
We don't know that we are talking about records, per se. This is the
usual question of works embedded in other works and what we do about
them. And it's also a
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information as the transcribed publisher name that
is in the publication statement.
kc
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The question with series is whether it shouldn't be another resource,
linked to the bibliographic item being described. So then the series
statement
from RDA... Where will this data come from if not from
the cataloging process? And why should our cataloging rules ignore data
that we know we need? What is this magical Apart from RDA... and who
will create it?
kc
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Adam L. Schiff wrote
as if
they will be used in a display-only environment, and that technology
will just have to work with that as best it can.
kc
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as possible from the
publishers. There is data that they obviously have and presumably could
pass on. And a simple identifier like the ISBN is actually a window to a
whole host of information that could be used to populate a bibliographic
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and non-library bibliographic data in combination.
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. Randall wrote:
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For example, there is no reason for anyone to have to
key a publisher name for a modern book with an ISBN -- the identity of
the publisher is inherent in the ISBN and that information could be
system supplied (using a barcode scanner
most of all.
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a
transcription, but that would make it very unreliable as a search point.)
I think it is a good thing that IFLA is looking at access more broadly
than it has been addressed in the past.
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it different from the
authority record, and would mean that we would still have an authority
record that controlled a universal view of the person.
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about how one connects the group 1 and group 23 entities in a
work/expression/etc. record, given that some information will be
specific to that group 1 instance.
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the
bibliographic identities. I don't think this is the same entity as the
bibliographic persona yet we are using the same entity for both. This
is probably where my dis-ease comes in.
kc
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S.n. means?
Mike Tribby
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The Best of America's Independent Presses
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that it should be possible to pull off and format a concise
for printing.
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to be
electronic, and it is not simply a text.
The online product as it was described (and hopefully we'll soon see
Naught's slides available online) will have features that go beyond a
simple text of the rules and more toward a cataloging application.
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de Biblioteca
Augustana-Hochschule / Bibliothek
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of those points on the circle as possible.
kc
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wealth of information in the report -- it's well worth
studying. And I guess you CAN say that you learned about it from a
librarian. ;-)
http://www.oclc.org/reports/2005perceptions.htm
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, and the economics of the
whole RDA process. I think that ends up being the deciding factor.
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of name headings without some steps in between, and
perhaps a few that follow.
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of linked authority records. I'm not sure that would be such
a bad idea, but I do think we should be consistent rather than basing
the standard on some quirks of the current library data sharing process.
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catalogs.
So I end my rant where I should have begun:
WHAT'S THE QUESTION?
before we argue that the library catalog is the answer.
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in the library's
catalog. We have to quit thinking that catalog = library, and start
looking at a wider range of services that we can (and do) provide.
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-- I occasionally
catch a word that I understand, but meanwhile I do know that exciting
things are happening and people are having fun.
kc
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between doing the work and staying
here trying to convince people that the work is important. I have to
admit that I'm very tired of the latter. Sorry for the bitter tone.
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available solution and many uses of its data are not
allowed, as is being currently discussed elsewhere.
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available on the web.
That's what I want.
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) or for the more structured vocabularies, like the ISO
language codes that have both a code and a display form of the language.
I think it is already being used for vocabularies of this nature.
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of terms or codes
available for use (as in an indexing system)
Some terms are organized as thesauri (LCSH), some are not (list of
languages). That's the difference.
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files so I zipped them all together and stored a copy at:
http://www.archive.org/details/ResourceDescriptionAccessrdaDraftNov.2008
so I could get to them from anywhere.
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a huge amount of the RDA text in the Glossary. However, for
the glossary to be useful, it seem s to me that some expansion will be
needed. Perhaps that expansion will be possible in the online product.
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RDA appears to be leaning in the direction of linked data,
the issue of identifiers for WEMI entities will undoubtedly come up
again. This is an area where moving from the RDA rules to a usable data
structure will require some effort.
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for 250 pages, printed and bound. Even at twice that
price, I think libraries would be happy to purchase copies.
kc
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University
410.516.8886
rochkind (at) jhu.edu
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. are separate records (and I think it's not appropriate
to think of them as records... that's a database implementation issue),
the relationships need to be possible WHERE you can make them, and not
to interfere where you cannot.
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then be a FRBR or
FRAD entity.
I would appreciate if someone on the RDA committee could confirm or deny
this :-). It will help those of us working on the mapping (well, I think
it will).
Thanks,
kc
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available. There will be times when a particular
manifestation is desired, but I'm seeing that as the unusual case. And
particular items are mainly of interest to rare book scholars and
circulation systems.
kc
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-- you did make a copy, didn't you? (I got that from a post
of yours). I can't begin to say how outrageous I think this is, so I'll
just shut up here.
kc
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please delete it and notify the sender.
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some metadata from web documents, and it's
possible that Google may make use of some of the html coding in its
indexing. But I am convinced that we're going to have to get along
without much human cooperation.
kc
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