"cartographic image" Does this mean "map"? If so, why not say "map"?
"cartographic three-dimensional form" Does this mean "globe"? If so, why not say so? How can a "form" be other than three-dimensional? "tactile three-dimensional form" What might this be? A form one touches has to be three-dimensional, doesn't it? Would one use this for a chess set for example, even though it is more than a "form"? "object" I could see using this for a rock, but for a Kobo or other equipment? The RDA media terms include ones for resources I've not encountered in over 50 years of cataloguing, and lacks terms for resources encountered on a regular basis. Seems to me we could have revised the GMDs with known terms, perhaps [carrier : content] compound ones, and been more helpful to users. Grumble. __ __ J. McRee (Mac) Elrod ([email protected]) {__ | / Special Libraries Cataloguing HTTP://www.slc.bc.ca/ ___} |__ \__________________________________________________________
