Ana Ríos-Hilario, licenciada y doctora en documentación, es profesora del Depto. de Biblioteconomía de la Univ. de Salamanca, donde imparte, entre otras, la asignatura de descripción de documentos digitales en el Máster en sistemas de información digital. Su labor docente e investigadora se centra en la descripción y acceso documental de los recursos digitales, tema sobre el que ha realizado publicaciones y ponencias. Dirige trabajos de investigación sobre modelos de metadatos y proyectos de datos enlazados. Participa en el Grupo estándares: sistemas de representación y organización del conocimiento del proyecto I+D+i Infoscopos.
Departamento de Biblioteconomía y DocumentaciónUniversidad
The change that has taken place in the library environment with the application of linked open data technologies is analyzed. Thus, the main objective of this paper is twofold. First, the authors intend to describe this new environment from the perspective of the institutions called GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museum); and, second and more precisely, they analyze the change from traditional library records to the particular case of linked open bibliographic data. To attain the first part of this goal, they systematized the information found in the official sources that define the different concepts under study. To address the second part of that objective the authors examined the publication of two key documents: Library Linked Data Incubator Group: Use Cases, in particular the section referring to the bibliographic data cluster, and Linked Open Data-Enabled Bibliographical Data (LODE-BD). It is concluded that the main result of the conversion of bibliographic data to open linked data is that the data will be more visible and integrated with other services and therefore more likely to be reused by them.
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