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Introduction of New Automated Conversion Programs for Korean Materials March 2009

Introduction of New Automated Conversion Programs for Korean Materials March 2009. Background. KOLIS-NET Special version of Z-Processor, called “ZPK” Transliterator Romanization Dictionary . Workflow. 1. Run Z-Processor : to import and convert Korean MARC record to MARC21 record

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Introduction of New Automated Conversion Programs for Korean Materials March 2009

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  1. Introduction of New Automated Conversion Programsfor Korean MaterialsMarch 2009

  2. Background • KOLIS-NET • Special version of Z-Processor, called “ZPK” • Transliterator • Romanization Dictionary

  3. Workflow 1. RunZ-Processor: to import and convert Korean MARC record to MARC21 record 2. Evaluate: to make any needed adjustments 3. Run Transliterator:tocreate paired fields for 1XX; 2XX; 490/440; 6XX except 650; 7XX; 8XX 4. Highlight: to convert extra fields, such as 5XX, 650, etc. 5. Define: to add new entry to Dictionary 6. Export: to Voyager

  4. Benefits • Promote cost-effective creation, sharing, and timely availability of bibliographic records • Provide automatic transliteration when needed • “Catalog it once and for all”

  5. Current practice vs. New Program

  6. Current practice vs. New Program

  7. Kolis-Net

  8. Romanization Dictionary • Has more than 88,000 entries • Includes 5 columns • Able to add new entry during the cataloging • Expandable to accommodate New romanization systems

  9. Contributors • KORMARC/MARC21 CONVERSION SPECIFICATIONS Youngsim Leigh, Senior Acquisition Specialist Kay Guiles, Senior Cataloging Policy Specialist • TRANSLITERATOR David Bucknum, Digital Projects Coordinator • ROMANIZATION DICTIONARY Elaine H. Kim, Cataloging Specialist Young Ki Lee, Senior Cataloging Specialist David Williamson, Cataloging Automation Specialist

  10. Special Acknowledgements Erica Chang: University of Hawaii Seunghi Paek: Harvard University (Retired) Kyungmi Lee: (Formerly) Stony Brook University (SUNY) Sun-yoon Lee: University of Southern California Younghee Sohn: University of Chicago Young Ki Lee: Library of Congress Hee-Sook Shin: Columbia University Mikyung Kang: Harvard University Hana Kim: University of Toronto Jaeyong Chang: University of California – Berkeley Eunseung Oh: Stanford University Miree Ku: Duke University Wooseob Jeong: University of Wisconsin –Milwaukee (coordinator)

  11. In The Future • The Library of Congress is exploring the possibilities of: • Sharing with the Korean Library Community • Utilizing BFM

  12. Thanks Young Ki Lee Senior Cataloging Specialist Northeast Asia Section Library of Congress

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