Hi,
My question is not directly connected to coding but I suppose there are
some library geeks, interested in semantic web at this list.
During the last years I have crafted (or I am still crafting) several
ontologies to describe library related information in RDF. I try hard
not to reinvent wheels but to connect to existing ontologies as much as
possible. I also try to keep it simple (such as Dublin Core) by creating
multiple small ontologies instead of one large library-ontology. For
instance I created the general Simple Service Status Ontology (SSSO) to
express the state of a service, such as lending a book (e.g. reserved,
provided for pickup, on loan...), but also suitable for other services:
http://purl.org/ontology/ssso
Revisiting the ontology for Document Availability Information Ontology
(DAIA) I thought about moving the list of library services to a small
ontology of its own. Do you know of any more-or-less format lists,
classifications etc. of library services? Is anyone else interested in
an ontology of library services?
I also asked this at StackExchange, you can answer there or here:
http://libraries.stackexchange.com/questions/1403/what-basic-services-are-typically-provided-by-a-library
Cheers,
Jakob
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