Pregledni rad
ISBD: from the consolidated standard toward the standard for publication of bibliographic data as linked open data
Mirna Willer
orcid.org/0000-0001-5731-6768
; Odjel za informacijske znanosti Sveučilišta u Zadru, Zadar, Hrvatska
Sažetak
The paper analyzes the new, consolidated edition of ISBD published by IFLA in 2011. It presents the results of the ISBD Review Group’s effort to implement the strategic decisions from the goals of the second general project to revise the standard. Firstly, it researches the ISBD and FRBR relationship and how the ISBD meets the requirements of the ‘basic level national bibliographic record’ are described. Then the outcome of the consolidation process of the seven specialized ISBDs and the ISBD(G) is presented from the aspect of multiple content formats and mixed media. It is significant because it has resulted in the new set of data elements: 0 Content Form and Media Type Area. In the second part of the paper, an outline of a possible direction for a future revision of ISBD is given. It describes the interoperability of the ISBD with FRBR in the context of their representation in RDF (Resource Description Framework), the Semantic Web standard, and linked open data. The main objective of a new revision of the ISBD would be to enable the publication of bibliographic data as linked open data. The paper concludes with a brief reference to the discussions held at the IFLA conference in Cape Town, August 2015, which are relevant for the future of ISBD and its revision.requirements. The paper gives a short historical overview of the most important findings related to the human information behaviour in relation to the library catalogue, and, among other things, discusses various topics concerning the ways humans look for and retrieve information, such as the principle of the least effort, access vocabulary, i.e. the differences in catalogue search between card and online catalogues. With the creation of the new conceptual entity-relationship model for organization of information entitled Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), which was first introduced at the end of the 20th century, together with the newest object-oriented FRBR model (FRBROO), as well as the RDA, the new cataloguing code for the Anglo-American (but also wider) library community at the beginning of the 21st century, the user aspect has become more emphasized, but also, as many authors conclude, has still remained insufficiently researched. In conclusion, the paper offers the author’s ideas about a new Croatian cataloguing code (in preparation) and the importance of implementing all the previous knowledge regarding the user aspect of information seeking and searching into it.
Ključne riječi
ISBD consolidated edition; FRBR; RDF (Resource Description Framework); linked data
Hrčak ID:
178462
URI
Datum izdavanja:
20.12.2016.
Posjeta: 1.638 *