RDA Vocabularies

Hillmann, Diane I.; Coyle, Karen; Phipps, Jon; Dunsire, Gordon

doi:10.1045/january2010-hillmann

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“…Given the interest in RDA, it has been an important topic in library literature for the past several years (Coyle & Hillmann, 2007;Danskin, 2009;Gorman, 2007;Hillmann, Coyle, Phipps, & Dunsire, 2010;Oliver, 2007). Current research on RDA adoption includes articles that analyze the maturity and fit of RDA in cataloging environments (Biella & Lerner, 2011;Bloss, 2011;Cronin, 2011;Kuhagen, 2011;McCutcheon, 2011;Shieh, 2011;Wacker, Han, & Dartt, 2011;Young & Bross, 2011), articles that examine RDA in the context of older standards (Chapman, 2010), literature on the National Library RDA test process itself (Boehr et al, 2012) and publications on potential RDA encoding methods (Coyle, 2011;Wacker et al, 2011).…”

Section: Literature On Rda Adoptionmentioning

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Is RDA Ready?: An Analysis of Case Studies on RDA Testing

Mitchell

2013

Technical Services Quarterly

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In 2010 and 2011 a number of libraries engaged in RDA testing in order to evaluate its readiness for adoption. Case studies from these testing experiences are now emerging in the literature and provide an interesting community-sourced view of the uses, impact and challenges associated not only with RDA but of the shift to new metadata models and systems. This column explores these case studies, identifying common themes and unique experiences while also exploring what the adoption of RDA will mean for libraries. In examining the experiences of these libraries, this column asks questions about how libraries might prepare themselves for RDA adoption and what key research questions remain in this area.

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Section: Literature On Rda Adoptionmentioning

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Is RDA Ready?: An Analysis of Case Studies on RDA Testing

Mitchell

2013

Technical Services Quarterly

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“…To the best of our knowledge, such aids are lacking in the publishing domain. Converters to transform bibliographic records into linked data according to RDA vocabularies [19] and other models exist, e.g. [9] and bibtex2rdf (http://www.l3s.de/ ~siberski/bibtex2rdf/).…”

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A Programming Interface for Creating Data According to the SPAR Ontologies and the OpenCitations Data Model

Persiani,

Daquino,

Peroni

2022

The Semantic Web

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“…The definition of OWL ontologies from conceptual models has been widely proposed for FRBR (Ciccarese & Peroni, 2011;Shotton & Peroni, 2016), RDA (Hillmann et al, 2010) and CIDOC-CRM (Reinhardt, 2009). The EGAD is developing an OWL ontology called RiC-O for implementation of RiC-CM model in order to publish archival data on the web.…”

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Records in contexts: the road of archives to semantic interoperability

Padrón

Pastor-Sánchez

2017

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Purpose -This paper examines the Records in Contexts proposal of a conceptual model (RiC-CM) from the International Council on Archives' (ICA) archival description and proposes an OWL ontology for its implementation in the semantic web.Design/methodology/approach -The various elements of the model are studied and are related to earlier norms in order to understand their structure and the modeling of the ontology. Findings -The analysis reveals the integrating nature of RiC-CM and the possibilities it offers for greater interoperability of data from archival descriptions. Two versions of an OWL ontology were developed to represent the conceptual model. The first makes a direct transposition of the conceptual model; the second optimizes the properties and relations in order to simplify the use and maintenance of the ontology. Research limitations / implications -The proposed ontology will follow the considerations of the final version of the ICA's RiC-CM. Practical implications -The analysis affords an understanding of the role of RiC-CM in publishing online archival datasets, while the ontology is an initial approach to the semantic web technologies involved.Originality/value -The paper offers an overview of Records in Contexts with respect to the advantages in the field of semantic interoperability, and supposes the first proposal of an ontology based on the conceptual model.

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RDA Vocabularies

Cited by 25 publications

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Is RDA Ready?: An Analysis of Case Studies on RDA Testing

Is RDA Ready?: An Analysis of Case Studies on RDA Testing

A Programming Interface for Creating Data According to the SPAR Ontologies and the OpenCitations Data Model

Records in contexts: the road of archives to semantic interoperability

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