Title: Resource Description and Access http:www'collectionscanada'cajscrda'html Deirdre Kiorgaard Standards
1Resource Description and Access
http//www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/rda.html
Deirdre KiorgaardStandards Australia Seminar
August 2007
2Outline
- Where does RDA fit?
- What will RDA look like?
- Who is developing RDA?
- When will RDA be ready?
- How to find out more?
3Where does RDA fit?
Content
Description ISBD, AACR RDA, CCO, RAD
Classification DDC, LCC, UDC, MOYS Subject
description LCSH, PRECIS, thesauri
Identifiers ISBN, ISSN, BICI, PIs
Encoding/Exchange/Interoperability
MARC21, UNIMARC, MODS, METS, MARCXML Dublin
Core, AGLS, EAD, TEI ONIX, OAI, RDF, XML
4Towards RDA
- AACR
- 1967 1st ed.
- 1978 2nd ed.
- 1988 Rev.
- 1998 Rev.
- 2002 Rev.
- 2003-5 Updates
RDA 1997 Conference 2003 AACR3 draft 2005 Move
to RDA 2009 RDA release
5Strategic PlanGOALS FOR RDA
- RDA as a standard
- Cover all types of resources and
- all types of content
- Be usable outside the library community
- RDA data
- Support user tasks
- Be compatible with existing library catalogues
- Independent of encoding formats
- http//www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/stratplan.html
6Conceptual models and principles
Conceptual models FRBR http//www.ifla.org/VII/s
13/frbr/frbr.pdf FRAD http//www.ifla.org/VII/d4/F
RANAR-ConceptualModel-2ndReview.pdf
International Cataloguing Principles
http//www.loc.gov/loc/ifla/imeicc/pdf/statement-d
raft3_apr06cleancopy.pdf
7Overall RDA Structure
General Introduction Part A Description Part
B Access Point Control Part C Elements that
are data about data Appendices including
Record syntaxes for descriptive data Record
syntaxes for access point control
data Glossary Index
8RDA Part A
- Part A Description
- General guidelines on resource description
- Resource identification (FRBR Identify)
- Carrier (FRBR Select)
- Content (FRBR Select)
- Acquisition access information (FRBR Obtain)
- Persons, families, and corporate bodies
associated with a resource (Navigate)7. Related
resources (Navigate)
9RDA Parts B-C
Part B Access Point Control (FRAD Find
Identify Contextualize Justify) Introduction
to part B 8. General guidelines on access
point control 9-13. Access points
for persons families corporate
bodies places works, expressions,
etc.14. Other information used in access point
control Part C ? Elements that are data about
data
10RDA and libraries
- Principles-based and easy to use
- RDA Online a web product
- Coverage of a broader range of resources
- Treatment of online resources
- (online resource as a carrier type improved
technical description introduction of persistent
identifiers and URLS)
11RDA and other resource description communities (1)
- Resource categorisations
- Media Type (e.g. computer, video)
- Carrier type (e.g. online resource, audio disc)
- Content type (e.g. notated music, moving image)
12RDA and other resource description communities (2)
- Designations of role (e.g. author, director,
photographer) - Relationships from FRBR Group 2 to FRBR Group 1
- Designations of relationships (e.g. derivative,
sequential, whole-part) - Relationships between FRBR Group 1 entities
13Use in the web environment (1)
- Dublin Core/Semantic web
- RDA Element Vocabulary
- RDA DC Application Profile
- RDA Value Vocabularies
- using RDF/RDFS/SKOS
- Participants Robina Clayphan, Mikael Nillson,
Alistair Miles, Tom Delsey, Gordon Dunsire,
Barbara Tillett, Diane Hillmann, Tom Baker, Andy
Powell - http//www.bl.uk/services/bibliographic/meeting.ht
ml
14Use in the web environment (2)
- Benefits of collaboration
- For the library community
- For the DCMI (Dublin Core) community
- For the semantic web community
15Whos developing RDA?
16RDA timeline
- March-June 2007 Review of revised chapter 3
- July-Sept. 2007 Review of revised chapters 6-7
- Dec. 07-Mar. 2008 Review of part B
- July-Sept. 2008 Review of complete draft of RDA
- Dec. 2008 RDA text finalised
- March 2009 Release of RDA
- June 2009 Implementation
17RDA website http//www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/r
da.html
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