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A Virtual International Authority File Presentation by Barbara B. Tillett, Ph.D. Chief, Cataloging Policy and Support Office Library of Congress For the Opening Ceremonies for HKCAN October 4, 2002

Objectives Facilitate sharing to reduce cataloguing costs to libraries, museums, archives, rights management agencies, etc. Simplify creation and maintenance of authority records internationally Enable users to access information in the language, script, form they prefer

Authority control virtues “Precision” in searching Syndetic structure of references to help navigate (the variant forms of name/title/subject/etc.) Displays to collocate works Links to forms used in particular resources Bring library catalogues into the mix of tools available on the Web

Projects to facilitate authority control on a global scale EU: AUTHOR Project, LEAF,, INTERPARTY HKCAN IFLA: MLAR, FRANAR Dublin Core “Agents” DELOS/NSF Working Group “Actors/Roles” EAC (Encoded Archival Context) CORC Unicode/Multiple Scripts NACO/SACO for AACR2 and LSCH Users

Interoperability Map different communication formats with Z39.50 protocols Crosswalks to the “MARCs”  XML  ONIX

Virtual International Authority File (VIAF)

IFLA UBC authority principles Each country responsible for authority headings for its own personal and corporate authors National authority records available for everyone to use Same form and structure used worldwide

New view of UBC User perspective - to display script/language(s) of one’s own country Bibliographic agencies still responsible for control in their own countries (or region/cataloguing rules/etc.) Link forms established in “national” or “regional” authority files to create a virtual international authority file

Same Entity/Variant Scripts Japanese japanisch

Entities Crosswalks and Mappings - not always 1-1  Examples of differences among cataloguing rules Ships Events Meetings of corporate bodies Undifferentiated names

Matching retrospective files One time project Matching algorithms, such as those developed by Ed O’Neill and others at OCLC Links  Text strings  Control numbers

Programs to facilitate future authority work Automatic check of heading against existing local authority file If not found, automatic check against “virtual” international authority file Display found matches for editing or reference Insert authorized forms into local authority record for future link

Switching for displays sLibrary default sUser-selected preferences  Client set-up, “cookies,” or future method Language Script Culture (country)/spelling -Labor vs. Labour

Standard Authority Numbers International Standard Authority Data Number  ISAN  INSAN  ISADN  National control numbers (LCCN, etc.) Unique, persistent

Scenario 1 Original cataloguing with match found for same entity in local authority file

Scenario 1 Create bibliographic record ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter I 245 ‡a Piano concerto Check local authority file

Scenario 1 Corrects bibliographic record ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, ‡ d ‡a Piano concerto

Scenario 2 - Web launch Original cataloguing with no match found in local authority file Launches Web search of virtual international authority file  Assumes response times/system reliability will improve in future

Scenario 2 Create bibliographic record ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter I 245 ‡a Piano concerto Not found in local authority file. Checking VIAF.

RUSMARC-record Маркер: 00445nx : : : $a arusy0103 ca 200: 1$8rus$7ca$aЧайковский$bП. И.$f $gПетр Ильич$ : 1$8rus$7ba$aChajkovskij$bP. I.$f $gPetr Il'ich$ : 0 $aРусский композитор, ученик А.Г. Рубинштейна. 700: 1$310327$8rus$7ba$ : $aВсемирный биографический энциклопедический словарь. - М., : 0$arus$brnb$c : $aГАК РНБ. Your search of the Virtual International Authority File found the following match:

Scenario 2 Link authorities ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter I Create and Link? Yes No

700 1 ‡a Чайковский‡b П. И.‡d ‡q Петр Ильич ‡0 (  )10326 ‡2  ‡l rus Automatically creates local authority record 010 ‡a n ‡a DLC ‡b eng ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, ‡d ‡a Chajkovskii, Petr Il’ich, ‡d Cataloguer adds AACR2 form with link

Virtual International Authority File (VIAF) Tchaikovsky  (  ) (LC)n

Scenario 2 Corrects bibliographic record ‡a Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, ‡ d ‡a Piano concerto

Local system - User view User’s cookie specifies Cyrillic/Russian preferred. Display 700 form, building on local system’s authority structure ,  ,

 HKCAN

Possible models - VIAF Distributed: independent authority files with Z39.50 search Linked: Z39.50 search on linked authority records (increases precision of search) Centralized: OAI, union authority file; metadata on server linked to authority files Central link: all authority files link to one

Distributed - independent AF’s with Z39.50 access SEARCH

Distributed - independent AF’s with Z39.50 access RETRIEVE

Linked SEARCH

Linked RETRIEVE

Centralized - Union Authority File (OAI Model)

Central Link

VIAF Proof of Concept DDB/LC/OCLC OAI Server(s) LCNAF DDB/PND

Recommendations 1. Test this concept (linked authority files) 2. Establish a Z39.50 profile for authority records 3. Work with vendors of online catalogues to develop authority record creation and user display capability 4. Work with creators of search engines to test this concept /expand inclusion of records in library catalogues in their searches

Semantic Web Building Blocks End-user A&I controlled vocabularies (Library) authority files Other controlled vocabularies “Ontologies”

Semantic Web Building Blocks End-user

Semantic Web Building Blocks End-user “Ontologies” Web search engines Digital world

Future