RDA in a linked data world Gordon Dunsire

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RDA in a linked data world Gordon Dunsire Presented at CILIP RDA: Resource Description

RDA in a linked data world Gordon Dunsire Presented at CILIP RDA: Resource Description and Access Executive Briefing 2014, 12 June 2014, London

Overview v. Linked data 101 v. RDA entities and relationships v. RDA and linked

Overview v. Linked data 101 v. RDA entities and relationships v. RDA and linked data

Linked data Of interest to Libraries Archives Museums Item is links 2 specific things

Linked data Of interest to Libraries Archives Museums Item is links 2 specific things purchased owned autographed donated borrowed conserved photocopied Of interest to Publishers Booksellers by Person Of interest to The Crowd The Cloud Semantic Web

Linked data goes both ways Entity relationship Person purchaser owner autographer donor borrower conserver

Linked data goes both ways Entity relationship Person purchaser owner autographer donor borrower conserver photocopier is Entity of Item

Linked data needs identities Which person? “Jane Smith, the author of ‘Paper’, OUP, 2001”

Linked data needs identities Which person? “Jane Smith, the author of ‘Paper’, OUP, 2001” Person is “Smith, Jane, 1975 -” {URI} Uniform Resource Identifier Global purchaser owner autographer donor borrower conserver photocopier {URI} Which item? “The one in the Reference section” of Item “ 0123 -456 -789” {URI} For humans For machines

RDA entities v. Based on modern international models v. Work, Expression, Manifestation, Item, Person,

RDA entities v. Based on modern international models v. Work, Expression, Manifestation, Item, Person, Corporate Body (FRBR) v. Family (FRAD) v. Work-Expression-Manifestation-Item are discrete components of a resource. This avoids duplication of data v. E. g. Work creator and Expression language are linked to, not copied in, multiple Manifestation descriptions such as a printed book and e-book

One and only one Distinct FRBR/FRAD Entities Work Person Expression Family Manifestation One or

One and only one Distinct FRBR/FRAD Entities Work Person Expression Family Manifestation One or more Agent Corporate Body Item Primary/high-level relationships

Complexity of relationships: Moby Dick Printed editions Diagram using FRBR entities and relationships Films?

Complexity of relationships: Moby Dick Printed editions Diagram using FRBR entities and relationships Films? Gregory Peck? Captain Ahab? Led Zeppelin? Whales in fiction? “Orson. Whales” mash-up (You. Tube) Ronald J. Murray: From Moby Dick to mash-ups http: //www. slideshare. net/Ron. Murray/from-mobydick-to-mashups

Work RDA Entity relationships Person Expression Family Manifestation Corporate Body Item pov: Description ->

Work RDA Entity relationships Person Expression Family Manifestation Corporate Body Item pov: Description -> Access

Work pov: Access -> Item Person Expression Family Manifestation Corporate Body Item content User

Work pov: Access -> Item Person Expression Family Manifestation Corporate Body Item content User

rdaregistry. info

rdaregistry. info

Web view of RDA elements (for humans) Open Metadata Registry: http: //metadataregistry. org

Web view of RDA elements (for humans) Open Metadata Registry: http: //metadataregistry. org

Machine view of RDA elements

Machine view of RDA elements

RDA and linked data RDA Entity Work Expression Manifestation Item Agent Relationships To link

RDA and linked data RDA Entity Work Expression Manifestation Item Agent Relationships To link To text 235 200 35 235 190 45 210 50 160 50 40 10 225 175 50 *Totals are approximate A set of linkable entities rich enough to represent the complexity of and support access to global cultural heritage content. A set of textual relationships rich enough to describe all types of content and carrier.

Thank you! vjscchair@rdatoolkit. org vgordon@gordondunsire. com

Thank you! vjscchair@rdatoolkit. org vgordon@gordondunsire. com