Semantic Integration of Collection Description

Lourdi, Irene; Papatheodorou, Christos; Doerr, Martin

doi:10.1045/july2009-papatheodorou

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“…Since, paths are mapped from the source to the destination model, these languages should adopt a path-oriented approach as those presented in [56,59] and in [60,61]. To provide feedback that will support all mapping stages, further studies are needed to discover more semantic and structural similarities/differences between the models regarding representations of more types of bibliographic materials and more bibliographic relationships.…”

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Representing and integrating bibliographic information into the Semantic Web: A comparison of four conceptual models

Zapounidou

Sfakakis

Papatheodorou

2016

Journal of Information Science

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Integration of library data into the Semantic Web environment is a key issue for libraries and is approached on the basis of interoperability between conceptual models. Several data models exist for the representation and publication of library data in the Semantic Web and therefore inter-domain and intra-domain interoperability issues emerge as a growing number of web data are generated. Achieving interoperability for different representations of the same or related entities between the library and other cultural heritage institutions shall enhance rich bibliographic data reusability and support the development of new data-driven information services. This paper aims to investigate common ground and convergences between four conceptual models, namely Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), FRBR Object-Oriented (FRBRoo), Bibliographic Framework (BIBFRAME) and Europeana Data Model (EDM), enabling semantically-richer interoperability by studying the representation of monographs, as well as of content relationships (derivative and equivalent bibliographic relationships) and of whole-part relationships between them.

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Representing and integrating bibliographic information into the Semantic Web: A comparison of four conceptual models

Zapounidou

Sfakakis

Papatheodorou

2016

Journal of Information Science

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“…Sukaupta patirtis leido įsitraukti į tarptautinius ir nacionalinius skaitmeninimo, skaitmeninio išsaugojimo ir skaitmeninės priežiūros specialistų kvalifikacijos tobulinimo projektus: ENRICH; Pasaulio skaitmeninė biblioteka (angl. World Digital Library -WDL); Virtualios elektroninio paveldo sistemos plėtra (VEPS), Virtuali istorinė Lietuva: LDK; DigitalPreservationEurope; DigCurV ir kitus 14 .…”

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Digitization of Vilnius University Library Collection GDL Court Books: From Production of Images to Creation of a Research Tool

Prokopčik¹,

Timčenko²

2013

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Vilniaus universiteto bibliotekaVilniaus universiteto Bibliotekininkystėsir informacijos mokslų institutasUniversiteto g. 3, LT -01122 Vilnius, LietuvaEl. paštas: marija.prokopcik@mb.vu.lt Vilniaus universiteto bibliotekaUniversiteto g. 3, LT -01122 Vilnius, LietuvaEl. paštas: tatjana.timcenko@mb.vu.lt Straipsnyje1 nagrinėjamos Vilniaus universiteto bibliotekoje saugomų Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės teismų knygų (VUB RS F7) pasirinkimo skaitmeninti ir tyrinėti priežastys, pristatomas bibliotekos įdirbis vykdant skaitmeninimo projektus bei poreikis kurti papildomas skaitmeninimo vertes ir paslaugas. Straipsnio tikslas yra atskleisti skaitmenintų rankraščių duomenų bazės, kaip mokslinio tyrimo rezultato ir šaltinio, ypatybes. Analizuojami LDK teismų knygų, kaip skaitmeninimo ir tyrimų objekto, pasirinkimo kriterijai: rinkinio reikšmė istorijos, kalbos, kultūros tyrinėtojams, intensyvaus naudojimo padariniai, fondo fizinės būklės gerinimo ir (arba) stabilizavimo priemonės; išskiriami ir pagrindžiami šių rankraščių rengimo skaitmeninti būdai, išskiriant praktinius ir mokslinius šios veiklos tikslus ir galimybes; nagrinėjamos metaduomenų pateikimo daugiakalbėje aplinkoje ypatybės ir siūlomi praktiniai sprendimo būdai.

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“…In earlier work we developed the basic strategy for a framework of rule categories and discussed some of the technical issues involved (Renear et al, 2008a). Although the potential of our approach has been noted by other metadata researchers (Greenberg, 2009; Lourdi et al, 2009), the preliminary example categories we offered cover at best only a small portion of the semantics of metadata in common use. Further analysis and an empirical examination of actual metadata assignments has led to a larger, more fine‐grained framework that better matches actual metadata semantics.…”

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Rule categories for collection/item metadata relationships

Wickett

Renear

Urban

2010

Proc. Am. Soc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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Collections of artifacts, images, texts, and other cultural objects are not arbitrary aggregations, but are designed to support specific research and scholarly activities. Collection-level metadata directly supports this objective, providing critical contextual information. However, exploiting this information, especially in a semantic web environment of linked data, requires a precise formalization of the rules that characterize collection/item metadata relationships. Toward this end we are developing a logicbased framework of relationship rule categories for collection/item metadata. This framework will support metadata specification developers, metadata catalogers, and system designers. In earlier work we described three example rule categories for propagation of information from collections to items. Further reflection, and examination of metadata in an RDF testbed, has revealed eighteen categories, which form an interrelated system with three levels of specificity and formal constraints differentiating categories. This paper summarizes the results of a three year effort, part of the IMLS Digital Collections and Content project.

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Semantic Integration of Collection Description

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Representing and integrating bibliographic information into the Semantic Web: A comparison of four conceptual models

Representing and integrating bibliographic information into the Semantic Web: A comparison of four conceptual models

Digitization of Vilnius University Library Collection GDL Court Books: From Production of Images to Creation of a Research Tool

Rule categories for collection/item metadata relationships

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