Title: 32nd Annual Conference, ASTED Montr
132nd Annual Conference, ASTED Montréal12
November 2005
- Terminology Services Project
- DeweyBrowser
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- Diane Vizine-Goetz
- OCLC Research
2OCLC Research Terminology Services Project
- Goals
- Provide access to controlled vocabularies and
other knowledge organization schemes through Web
services - Develop prototype services that can be accessed
by library and Semantic Web applications
3Initial focus on genre vocabularies
- Available
- DCMI Type Vocabulary
- Genre Terms from Guidelines on Subject Access to
Individual Works of Fiction, Drama, etc. (GSAFD) - Newspaper Genre Terms (NGL)
- Under development
- Radio Form/Genre Terms (RADFG)
- U.S. Library of Congress
- Moving Image Form/Genre Terms (MIGFG)
- U.S. Library of Congress
4Other vocabularies under development
- Library of Congress Subject Headings
- U.S. Library of Congress
- Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
- U.S. National Library of Medicine 2005 MeSH
2005 MeSH sample - Répertoire de vedettes-matière (RVM)
- Bibliothèque de l'Université Laval
- Union List of Artists' Names (ULAN)
- J. Paul Getty Trust ULAN subset
5Processing workflow
- Convert files to standard format
- MARC 21 authorities or classification formats
- Enhance records with administrative data
- As feasible, enrich with mappings to other
vocabularies - Convert file into XML format (MARC XML)
- Load into services environment
- Supports various web services
6PREFERRED TERM
HTML display of DCMI type vocabulary
Sample source file DCMI Type vocabulary
7Excerpt from record for Image
- ltdatafield tag"040" ind1"" ind2""gt
- ltsubfield code"a"gtOhDuDCMIlt/subfieldgt
- ltsubfield code"b"gtenglt/subfieldgt
- ltsubfield code"c"gtOCoLC-Olt/subfieldgt
- ltsubfield code"d"gtOCoLC-Olt/subfieldgt
- ltsubfield code"f"gtdctlt/subfieldgt
- lt/datafieldgt
- ltdatafield tag"155" ind1"" ind2""gt
- ltsubfield code"a"gtImagelt/subfieldgt
- lt/datafieldgt
- ltdatafield tag"555" ind1"" ind2""gt
- ltsubfield code"w"gthlt/subfieldgt
- ltsubfield code"a"gtStill Imagelt/subfieldgt
- lt/datafieldgt
PREFERRED TERM
MARC-XML encoding of DCMI Type
8Sample source file GSAFD (Guidelines on Subject
Access to Individual Works of Fiction, Drama,
Etc., )
PREFERRED TERM
MAPPED TERMS
GSAFD record in MARC 21 authorities format as
retrieved from an SRW server at OCLC
9Service Environment
- Web services including
- SRU/W
- Microsoft Research Pane application
- Registration
- Query handling
- Markup translation
- Authorization/Authentication
- Other Web browser side bars (future)
10Full Text Database
SQL
XML
Terminology Services Architecture
Vocabulary A
Vocabulary B
Vocabulary C
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SRW/U
REST
SOAP
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- Registration
- Query handling
- Markup translation
- Authorization/Authentication
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Terminology Pane
Metadata Editing Application
11Microsoft Research Pane
- Part of MS Office 2003 installation
- Provides a convenient means for users of Internet
Explorer and MS Office 2003 applications to have
access to loosely-coupled services from 3rd
parties - Examples
- Access to 3rd party reference databases (e.g.,
articles) - Access to special files like thesauri
12Research pane toolbar icon
Research Options
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18OCLC services pilot test
- OCLC production group evaluating for possible
terminology services products - Initial testing using Microsoft Research Pane
together with OCLC Connexion interface - Offers access to multiple controlled vocabularies
to support consistent metadata for library,
archives, museum collections - Pilot institutions include U.S. non-U.S.
public, special and university libraries, and
non-library organizations
19DeweyBrowser
- The DeweyBrowser is a research prototype that
supports searching and browsing collections of
resources organized by Dewey - The prototype was developed to make the most of
DDC numbers assigned to library materials and to
explore the use of AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript
and XML)
20DeweyBrowser AJAX
- AJAX is an approach to programming web interfaces
that allows user interaction with a web page
without refreshing the whole screen - Using AJAX speeds up the interface by only
requesting parts of a page - Refreshing only the part of the screen that
changes tends to encourage exploration, behavior
that is central to how the DeweyBrowser was
designed to be used - The DeweyBrowser is an example of an entire
application built using AJAX
21DeweyBrowser
- The interface presents search results at three
levels corresponding to the three main summaries
of Dewey - To use the prototype, a user navigates up and
down the Dewey hierarchy by clicking on a
category or enters a search term - The categories are color-coded to indicate where
matching records occur - red, orange, and yellow (warm colors) many
records - green and blue (cool colors) fewer records
- white no matching records
22Dewey Browser
- Summaries can be displayed in English, French,
German, Spanish, or Swedish - Search and browse results can also be limited to
resources written in a particular language
23Dewey Browser
- The DeweyBrowser has been deployed over three
collections of resources - ebooks - 210,000 electronic books
- wcat 2.2 million of the most widely held
WorldCat records - abr14 selected data from the Abridged Edition
14 of DDC - WorldCat and ebooks collections are linked to the
Find in a Library web service
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27Dewey Browser
- Abridged 14 collection includes a collaborative
editing feature that enables authorized users to
suggest index terms for a DDC class (Suggested
terms) - Suggested terms will be delivered to interested
users via RSS
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34Links
- OCLC Research Terminology Services project
- http//www.oclc.org/research/projects/termservices
/ - OCLC Terminologies Pilot
- http//www.oclc.org/research/projects/termservices
/resources/tspilot-services.htm - OCLC ResearchWorks
- http//www.oclc.org/research/researchworks/
- Vizine-Goetz, Diane and Thomas B. Hickey. 2005.
DeweyBrowser. Forthcoming in OCLC Newsletter
No. 269 - http//www.oclc.org/news/publications/newsletters/