FRBR/FRAD Intentions and RDA: Where are we now? MOUG 2012 Fairmont Hotel Dallas Jean Harden Music Catalog Librarian University of North Texas.

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FRBR/FRAD Intentions and RDA: Where are we now? MOUG 2012 Fairmont Hotel Dallas Jean Harden Music Catalog Librarian University of North Texas

Topics Background Intent of FRBR, FRAD, and RDA User Tasks Two problems 1.FRBR to RDA 2.Internal to RDA

FRBR, FRAD, and RDA are all based on Entity-Relationship model.

E-R Model Group 1 – Work – Expression – Manifestation – Item Group 2 – Person – Corporate Body – Family Group 3 Concept Object Event Place

Intent of FRBR Focus is on the User Outside-the-library users: publishers, distributors, retailers, etc. Inside-the-library uses: purchasing or acquisitions, cataloging, inventory management, circulation & ILL, preservation, as well as reference and information retrieval

Intent of FRAD Deliberately limited to the library sector But conducted “with a view to comparative analysis with other sectors”

Intent of RDA To be aligned with FRBR and FRAD for resource discovery Other purposes are explicitly excluded from scope

User Tasks FRBR, FRAD, and RDA all have them. Slightly different lists, slightly different definitions.

RDA User Tasks: – Find – Select – Identify – Obtain – Clarify – Understand

Two Problems 1.RDA Core falls short of FRBR Basic Level of Functionality 2.RDA Core requirement fails to fulfill an RDA Core task.

Problem 1 RDA Core/FRBR Basic Level: “Find” RDA Core omits the Find task almost entirely FRBR Basic Level of Functionality includes Find for manifestations – One facet: Find all manifestations embodying the various expressions of a given work

Problem 2 RDA Core “Identify” RDA Core includes the Identify task – identify and select a manifestation – identify works and expressions embodied in a manifestation

Problem 2 continued RDA Core “Work manifested” “Work manifested” is Core If more than one, only the first or the predominant one is Core

Practical Result Sound recording titled Haydn, Mendelssohn & Schubert. – Contains 3 works, one by each composer. No work is predominant. The first named is the Haydn. So in RDA Core, all you have to mention in the data is the Haydn.

RDA to RDA Conflict No Mendelssohn and Schubert need be mentioned. Does RDA Core (first piece only) fulfill the Core RDA user task Identify? – Identify works and expressions embodied in a manifestation

Conceptual problem RDA Core doesn’t even fulfill its own declared Core tasks in this case

Looking Back Background Intent of FRBR, FRAD, and RDA User Tasks Two problems

Thank you --- Jean Harden University of North Texas