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Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Towards a comprehensive international Knowledge Organization System Networked Knowledge Organization Systems NKOS 2008 September 19 th 2008 ECDL-Conference Århus Felix Boteram Jessica Hubrich Institute of Information Management Cologne University of Applied Sciences Cologne, Germany

Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Objective Layout and reflection of the requirements of KOS Development of theories and model strategies for the construction of a comprehensive international Knowledge Organization System

Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement and RESEDA Repräsentationsmodelle semantischer Daten (Representational models for semantic data)

International information spaces with heterogeneously indexed resources require adjusted KOS to enable navigation and research. An international KOS faces challenges of language differences structural differences typological differences Towards an international KOS Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

In order to derive benefit from indexing data, many projects focus on establishing interoperability between well-established KOS. In doing so, they concentrate on issues concerning technical and conceptual interoperability, neglecting issues of the relational structure of the newly created KOS. Semantic relations as integral part of an expressive and functional system. Towards an international KOS Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

In our model, the comprehensive international KOS is made up of an internationalized core KOS that is connected with multiple independent localized KOS. Interoperability between core KOS and local KOS is guaranteed by processes of Internationalization Mapping Localization Internationalization, localization and mapping integrate appropriate enrichment and specification of semantic relations in order to enable local as well as international navigation and topical exploration. Comprehensive international KOS Model Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Comprehensive international KOS Model Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Mapping Core KOS Inter- nationalization Localization Semantic relations

in context of software engineering and marketing Internationalization encompasses the planning and preparation stages for a product in which it is built [...] to support global markets. The process means that all cultural assumptions are removed and any country- or language-specific content is stored externally to the product so that it can be easily adapted. (LISA The Localization Industry Standards Association) Internationalization Definition Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

transferred to knowledge organization systems Internationalization is the process of generalizing a knowledge organization system with reference to the representation of concepts and their semantic relations so that it can handle multiple languages and viewpoints. It implies the identification of the most appropriate structural form for a core KOS and the decision for a concrete KOS that is taken as initial point for developing delocalized concepts and structures. Internationalization Definitio n Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Selection of the best structure for a core KOS in regard to required characteristics closed structure coverage of all fields of knowledge language independency Internationalization Tasks Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Decision for a concrete KOS that should furtheron be internationalized DDC as a good candidate as it is most widespread KOS (135+ countries) many countries already engage in further development of the DDC translation of recent years as first step towards internationalization Internationalization Tasks Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Developing delocalized structures Identification of existing global structures Identification of existing local structures Research to which extend the historically determined American bias can be substituted by international concepts and structures (international cooperation with OCLC) Research which parts / relations of the DDC can and should be available within a spine (up to which level, semantic relations) Internationalization Tasks Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Requirements for the relational structure of the core system: Hierarchical spine with additional semantic relations General language-independent semantic relations, that will have to be found in all participating systems Specific and well-defined types of relations with fully developed semantic content and precise logical characteristics Internationalization Relations Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Comprehensive international KOS Model Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Mapping Core KOS Inter- nationalization Localization

Mappings are means to establish interoperability between the internationalized core KOS and the multiple localized KOS. The functionality of the global KOS as a whole and its efficiency in retrieval scenarios depends on the adequacy and precision of these links. Differences in KOS (for ex. typological differences between classifications and verbal concept schemes like thesauri) should be balanced by specific links. Mapping Definition Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Development of a basic set of match types in order to support information seekers in switching between KOS Conduction of bilateral mappings between the top concepts of the local/localized KOS and the internationalized KOS preferably intellectual Research how further specification of the match types in regard to the connected KOS might be possible Mapping Tasks Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Recent studies dealing with the establishment of interoperability between KOS through mapping process mainly concentrate on mapping processes between structural similar KOS (Renardus, MACS, lcsh-esp). There is a wide range of project-specific match types; the so-far emerged coincided set of match types basically correspond to the mapping properties proposed in SKOS (s. reference /#mapping). Nevertheless, they can only be adopted limitedly as basis for mapping between heterogeneous KOS as their expressivity is constrained. Mapping Match types Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Unidirectional, specific mapping of subject headings of the SWD to notations of DDC; notations are integrated in the SWD database Relations between SWD and DDC classes are expressed by four Degrees of Determinacy (D) taking the scopes of meaning of the given SWD subject headings and DDC classes as initial points. The meaning of the degrees of determinacy orientates on the DDC understanding of how a concrete topic relates to the whole of topics that constitute a specific class. Mapping CrissCross Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Degree of Determinacy 3 The connotation scope of the SWD subject heading approximates the whole of the assigned DDC class Approximate the whole When a topic is nearly coextensive with a full meaning of a DDC class, the topic is said to approximate the whole of the class. [...] When a topic approximates the whole of a class, standard subdivisions may be added. (Dewey Decimal Classification glossary) Class-here-note Topics identified in class-here-notes [...] are said to approximate the whole of the number [...]. (Dewey Decimal Classification glossary) Mapping CrissCross Example Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Mapping Relations Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Mapping various structurally heterogeneous KOS (like indexing languages or reference terminology with each other or a core-system) requires the expressivity of a differentiated set of relations Particularly the mapping of structurally and typologically different systems requires types of mapping relations that capture and model the typological difference appropriately. Bilateral mappings also require the appropriate representation of the potential directionality of the respective mapping types.

Comprehensive international KOS Model Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement Mapping Core KOS Inter- nationalization Localization

in context of software engineering and marketing Localization is an integral part of globalization, and without it, other globalization efforts are ineffectice. [...] Localization is the process of modifying products or services to account for differences in distinct markets. (LISA The Localization Industry Standards Association) Localization Definition Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

transferred to knowledge organization systems Localization is the process of modifying KOS in regard to the local information needs. It is focused on the particular language, culture, historical developments, politics, social structures and involves the adequate translation of the internationalized concepts into the specific language as well as the enhancement and elaboration of local / national concepts and semantic relations in a local KOS. Localization Definition Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Requirements for semantic relations in local systems: Possible extension of a language-independent and universal basic set of relations by more precise and domain- or vocabulary-specific types. Development of a concise inventory containing both: general and specific relations Functional and user-friendly arrangement and presentation of the inventory for the retrieval process. Localization Relations Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Strategies of internationalization, localization and exhaustive mappings integrate the development and enrichment of existing indexing languages into an interoperable comprehensive international Knowledge Organization System. Such a system facilitates refined hermeneutic processes of information seeking. Implementing these strategies and developing the sophisticated inventories is a complex and extensive task that can only be achieved in a long-term perspective. Conclusion - Outlook Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Felix Boteram RESEDA project RESEDA Website: Jessica Hubrich CrissCross project CrissCross Website: Contact Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement

Fachhochschule Köln Institut für Informationsmanagement and RESEDA Repräsentationsmodelle semantischer Daten (Representational models for semantic data)