Dear Regine,
This is a very good analysis. I'd like to add, that in my view,
encodings such as LIDO
etc. play the role of primary information capture - the format for the
documentalist,
and the format for curating and managing the evolution of local
knowledge. CRM and FRBRoo in
RDF/OWL on the other side, also constitute and explicit encoding, for
instance by
choosing representations of primitive values and adopting URIs. The
latter encoding
is, to my opinion, the best format for information aggregation detached
from the curation
process.
Best,
Martin
On 25/6/2012 11:24 ??, Regine Stein wrote:
Dear all,
See my previous message to the list:
"[...] And at this occasion analyzing to which extent the LIDO schema
would fit with the requirements of an explicit format for
bibliographic / book industry product information. This does of course
not imply that LIDO should be used for this kind of data [...]"
However, we shouldn't conceal that for achieving full interoperability
by "mapping everything to RDF under CRM-FRBRoo" we still need in
contrast agreed / authoritative encodings, and an analysis as Michael
is carrying out might well facilitate agreed specialisations as they
are needed e.g. for sub-properties, and thereby fostering
interoperability.
Best,
Regine
Am 21.06.2012 18:17, schrieb martin:
On 21/6/2012 7:08 ??, Michael Hopwood wrote:
The LIDO schema itself does not prohibit creating LIDO records for conceptual
objects.
Dear Michael,
It is also my understanding that LIDO is not intended for such
material. Seeing your question originally,
I assumed you talk about adding bibliographic references to museum
objects. By sure, abusing an XML schema
for another domain, albeit not explicitly excluded, does not help
interoperability. Interoperability should
come at an aggregation/integration level by mapping everything to
RDF under CRM-FRBRoo-.....
But I send this message to Regine, who's the authority for LIDO.
Best,
Martin
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