Description Standards for Econtent

1. Description Standards for Econtent/Cataloguing Standards Barbara McDonald Trinity College Library IUISC Athlone 7-9 March 2007

2. Current standards and innovative presentations Development of standards Standards and e-content

4. Sample Marc Record 008 050217s2005 ie f 001 0 eng 015 BB a GBA529714 2 bnb 020 BB a 1851829342 (hbk.) : c £65.00 040 BB a StDuBDS d IeDuTC 042 BB a ukscp 082 04 a 941.505 2 22 100 1B a Crawford, Jon G. 245 12 a A Star Chamber Court in Ireland : b the Court of Castle Chamber, 1571-1641 / c Jon G. Crawford. 260 BB a Dublin : b Four Courts Press in association with The Irish Legal History Society, c 2005. 300 BB a xvi, 655 p. ; c 24 cm. 504 BB a Includes bibliographical references and index. 610 10 a Ireland. b Court of Castle Chamber x History. 651 B0 a Ireland x Politics and government y 16th century. 651 B0 a Ireland x Politics and government y 17th century. 710 2B a Irish Legal History Society.

8. Clare County Library

10. AB search

11. FRBR Search Discover Refine Deliver

12. FRBR FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) is a 1998 recommendation of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) to restructure catalog databases to reflect the conceptual structure of information resources.” http://www.oclc.org/research/projects/frbr/

13. AB brief results list

16. GeoWeb Record

17. Word Cloud/Discovery Panel

18. Fuzzy logic Fuzziness as defined by Zadeh (a professor at U.Cal. Berkeley) is nonstatistical in nature – it represents vagueness due to human intuition Encyclopedia Britannica online http://www.britannica.com/

19. Autism linked with Asperger

20. Discovery panel

21. Refine Panel

22. Refine continued

24. MARC handling table

25. Aqua Browser uses the Marc standards to “leverage the rich metadata trapped in the marc record to enhance collection browsing” Antelman, Lynema and Pace in Toward a twenty-first century library catalog, Information Technology and Libraries, Sept. 2006, p.128

26. Standards Anglo American Catalogue Rules (AACRII) Marc21 Library of Congress Name Authority File (NACO) Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)

27. Participation in Creation/Maintenance of Standards Program for Cooperative Cataloguing (PCC) Shared Cataloguing Programme (SCP)

28. Shared Cataloguing Programme TCD’s responsibilities All Irish published monographs All U.K. monographs beginning with ‘D’

29. Distribution of Catalogue Records British National Bibliography (BNB) Consortium of University and Research Libraries (CURL Database) Research Libraries Group (RLG – RLIN Database) OCLC (2006 merger with RLG)

30. authorities.loc.gov

31. NACO contribution – personal name

33. NACO – corporate name

34. SACO contribution - subject

35. SACO contribution – subject/geographic

36. Relevance to e-content Lack of effective search engines across library catalogues and e-content Creation of Marc records for e-content access via library catalogue

38. Marc e-record in GeoWeb

39. TARA

40. Dublin Core in TARA DC Field Value Language contributor.author Empey, Adrian - date.accessioned 2006-11-15T14:59:39Z - date.available 2006-11-15T14:59:39Z - date.issued 2006-11-15T14:59:39Z - identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/2262/3358 - description Map of the cantreds of medieval Tipperary and Kilkenny. A development of the maps made by Empey in his studies. It shows the territories as they were divided out during the subinfeudation of Kilkenny and Tipperary c.1180. en description.sponsorship Irish Heritage Council en format.extent 377380 bytes - format.mimetype image/jpeg - language.iso en en relation.ispartofseries O'Donovan Collection en relation.ispartofseries 01 en subject Map en subject Ormond en subject Medieval en subject Kilkenny en subject Tipperary en subject Walter, Theobald en title Cantreds of the Ormond Lordship en type Image en Appears in Collections: Irish Gothic Architecture [Test]

41. DC Crosswalked to Marc21 =LDR 00000nas\\2200000\a\4500 =001 2262/3358 =245 00$aCantreds of the Ormond Lordship =260 \\$c2006-11-15T14:59:39Z =300 \\$a377380 bytes =500 \\$aImage =520 \\$aMap of the cantreds of medieval Tipperary and Kilkenny. A development of the maps made by Empey in his studies. It shows the territories as they were divided out during the subinfeudation of Kilkenny and Tipperary c.1180. =536 \\$aIrish Heritage Council =541 \\$c2006-11-15T14:59:39Z =541 \\$d2006-11-15T14:59:39Z =653 \\$aMap =653 \\$aOrmond =653 \\$aMedieval =653 \\$aKilkenny =653 \\$aTipperary =653 \\$aWalter, Theobald =720 \\$aEmpey, Adrian =760 0\$nO'Donovan Collection =760 0\$n01 =856 40$uhttp://hdl.handle.net/2262/3358 =856 \\$qimage/jpeg =949 \\$aT-Space 2262/3358$wASIS$c1$mE_RESOURCE$lONLINE$tE_RESOURCE

44. Cataloguer/Metadata Professionals “…retooled catalogers could give more time to authority control, subject analysis, resource identification and evaluation, and collaboration with information technology units on automated applications and digitization projects.” D. Marcum, Library Resources & Technical Services 50(1)

45. Back to Basics – and Flying into the Future Catalouging 2007, Reykjavík Iceland  http://ru.is/kennarar/thorag/cataloguing2007/

46. “The need for cataloging expertise will not be diminished in the coming years but should be adapted for work in the evolving environment of publishing, scholarly communication and information technology.” Caroline Brazier quoting from http://www.iub.edu/~libtserv/pub/Future_of_Cataloging_White_Paper.doc

47. The need for cataloging expertise and standards will not be diminished in the coming years but should be adapted for work in the evolving environment of publishing, scholarly communication and information technology.

48. Description Standards for Econtent/Cataloguing Standards Barbara McDonald Trinity College Library IUISC Athlone 709 March 2007