Where is RDA in the bibliographic universe? Gordon Dunsire Presented to Standard RDA – korzyści i problemy związane z jego wdrożeniem = RDA standard –

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Where is RDA in the bibliographic universe? Gordon Dunsire Presented to Standard RDA – korzyści i problemy związane z jego wdrożeniem = RDA standard – benefits and problems related to its implementation, Warsaw, Poland, 14 October 2016

Where is RDA in the universe of data?

RDA data “RDA is a package of data elements, guidelines, and instructions for creating library and cultural heritage resource metadata that are well-formed according to international models for user-focussed linked data applications.” [RDA Board announcement] RDA Toolkit provides the user-focussed elements, guidelines, and instructions. RDA Registry provides the infrastructure for well-formed, linked, RDA data applications. Open Metadata Registry (OMR) provides linked data representation of RDA elements.

RDA Reference  RDA entities, relationships, designators, vocabulary encoding schemes + translations  Data used in RDA Toolkit Glossary, instructions, and appendices  Also used in other RDA services  Open CC0 license  New content management infrastructure for multiple services and languages

Open Metadata Registry RDA/RDF RDA Vocabularies (GitHub) RDA Toolkit Glossary RDA Registry RIMMF3 RDA editors: Secretary Translators Developers Cataloguers Trainers RDA Vocabulary Server Applications RDA Reference data maintenance and flow

RDA Reference data in Toolkit  Expanded Glossary is a listing of all elements and concepts in RDA Reference  Glossary data is re-used in instructions and appendices  New vocabulary encoding scheme for terminology used by RDA instructions  Many terms included in previous Glossary  Now managed as a separate vocabulary: RDA Terms

RIMMF: RDA in Many Metadata Formats Developed as a training tool and prototype interface for RDA RIMMF3 uses RDA linked data

Legacy data: MARC21 to RDA linked data MARC21 RIMMF RDA RDF linked data MARC21 Semantic Web Legacy systems

Where is RDA in the universe of linked data?

Local vocabularies Local terms in RDA vocabularies: Extensions and refinements (narrower/broader, equivalent) Translations! Local vocabularies with similar semantics: Substitutions in local Application Profiles Semantic coherency maintained between OWL object and datatype properties and RDFS properties E.g.: Synonyms, localized terms Ex: Gender

RDA RDF property family DomainPropertyRange  Unconstrained   Canonical RDA (Toolkit)   Object propertyThing  Datatype propertyString subPropertyOf Unconstrained properties generalize RDA for non-FRBR/LRM models

In development: BIBFRAME (stable?) Dublin Core LRM (when published) schema.org

Where is RDA in the universe of language?

Arabic Catalan Chinese Danish Dutch Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Icelandic Italian Latvian Norwegian Portuguese Slovak Slovene Spanish Swedish Ukrainian Vietnamese Full or partial translations of RDA published or in development

One URI Many languages

French cataloguer Multilingual global data: Example from RIMMF German translationSwedish work

Where is RDA in the universe of cultural heritage standards?

LRM “a high-level conceptual model … intended as a guide or basis on which to elaborate cataloguing rules” FRBR-LRM and RDA RDA guidance, instructions, elements LRM “this model is developed very much with semantic web technologies in mind” RDA linked data communities “operates at a greater level of generality than FRBRoo, which seeks to be comparable in terms of generality with CIDOC CRM” RDA cultural heritage communities

Impact of LRM  More entities (Nomen, Place, Time-span, Agent, Collective Agent)  Shift from attributes to relationships  RDA as a refinement of LRM high-level entities, attributes, and relationships

has appellation is created by is associated with is type of Any Thing: Covers all other types of thing is modified by FRBR-LRM and RDA entities Nomen Place Timespan Res Agent Collective Agent C F W E M I P* is type of

Res2 Res1 is associated with has creator has artist Coarse/General/Global Fine/Specific/Local Res2Res1 is associated with is derivative (E) is adapted as (E) is adapted as graphic novel (E) RDA refines LRM W A E E

From attributes to relationships M Place Timespan C has place of publication has publisher’s name has date of publication Nomen Publication statement has manifestation statement Transcribed Recorded

The 4-fold path The “4-fold path” supports catalogue cards, flat file schema, RDBMS, and linked data (RDA database implementation scenarios) Describing a related entity: Unstructured description Structured description Identifier URI General guidance and instructions: Simple Less duplication Easier to translate

Data sourcePathValue Unmediated transcriptionunstructured"EDINBVRGH" Mediated transcriptionunstructured"Edinburgh" Authorized access pointstructured"Edinburgh (Scotland)" Getty TGN IDidentifier" " LCSH control numberidentifier"n " DBPedia URIURIhttp://dbpedia.org/resource/Edinburgh GeoNames URIURIhttp://sws.geonames.org/ / Example: Place of publication

RDA Working Groups Capitalization Instructions Fictitious Entities Music Technical Translations Relationship Designators RDA/ONIX Framework Places Aggregates Archives ←Task and Finish Working Groups Standing Working Groups→ Rare materials

Protocols and liaisons ISBD Review Group Library of Congress NDMSO ISSN International Centre FRBR Review Group Permanent UNIMARC Committee (in discussion) PRESSoo Review Group (in discussion) Impact of LRM?

Toolkit project  Review of design – user feedback  Manifest benefits of new infrastructure  Re-use RDA Reference data  Format Toolkit content to DITA standard  Create Entity-based View  Visualization and interaction  Translations, local policy statements, etc.  Express benefits of LRM  Release of new design in 2018

Thank you!   RDA Steering Committee   RDA Toolkit   RDA Registry   Open Metadata Registry   RIMMF 