[openbiblio-dev] Items of a manifestation with BibJSON

[Karen Coyle]

Unfortunately, neither FRBR nor RDA have properties for the location of 
the resource. I also looked at Dublin Core and it lacks this as well. At 
the moment there is a group looking to add library location information 
to schema.org, but that is only beginning.

Europeana has a property for "current location"
   http://www.europeana.eu/schemas/edm/currentLocation

Both FRBR and RDA have identifiers for the manifestation and for the 
item. Both have been expressed in RDF, if that matters.

http://rdvocab.info
http://metadataregistry.org/schema/show/id/5.html  (FRBR)

FRBR "place" has so far only been defined for places as subjects, so it 
probably should not be used as the location of the resource.

kc



On 2/16/13 2:57 PM, Mark MacGillivray wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 9:23 PM, Sylvain Hellegouarch
> <sylvain.hellegouarch at gmail.com <mailto:sylvain.hellegouarch at gmail.com>>
> wrote:
>
>     A couple of ideas came to mind:
>
>     * Use one collection per library.
>     * Leverage FRBR and RDA to embed information regarding where items
>     could be located
>
>
> Whether to use FRBR or not I am not certain, but the second option is
> probably the best route to take, whether FRBR or not
>
>     I prefer the second option but I confess I'm not yet very fluent
>     with FRBR. So first of all, is that even a good idea?
>
>     I was thinking about adding this to my record:
>
>     "frbr:manifestation":[{"frbr:place":"Library
>     A","rda:identifierForTheManifestation":""},{"frbr:place":"Library
>     B","rda:identifierForTheManifestation":"BD GRE A"}]
>
>
> So yes, if use these frbr - or any other - keys to point to a list of
> what is essentially locations, then you could add a facet on
> frbr:manifestation.frbr:place.exact to your default settings, and give
> it a nice display title like "location" (or whatever is the French for
> that). Then when you search you can either filter your search results to
> a given location, or see the locations a particular item or set of items
> are available at.
>
> Mark
>
>
>
>
>     Does it make sense? Should I leverage a different model? If you've
>     got something better in mind, I'll welcome it (with a small example
>     so that I can get my around it ;)).
>
>     Thanks,
>     --
>     - Sylvain
>     http://twitter.com/lawouach
>     http://www.defuze.org
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