Library Cataloging
OCLC to host workshop for the IFLA FRBR Review Group"FRBR in 21st Century Catalogues: An Invitational Workshop" will take place May 2-4, 2005 on the OCLC campus. The purpose of the international workshop is to provide implementors, vendors, cataloguers, scholars, teachers, end-users and others with an opportunity to share views and expectations, exchange ideas and propose solutions. It is intended for people involved in or considering a FRBR-related project, who use FRBR in one way or another, who have written or are about to write papers or dissertations on some aspects of FRBR, who have to make decisions in a field related to FRBR, or more generally who work in the field of conceptual modeling for cultural heritage information.If you are interested and you would like to obtain an invitation, please contact OCLC. Please include a brief statement explaining your interest and how you would like to contribute to the workshop. Attendance is limited to 75 persons.Seen in OCLC Abstracts.
FRBR
OCLC
- Open Worldcat And Frbr
OCLC has applied a FRBR tool to the results of Open WorldCat searchs.The display of WorldCat records in the Open WorldCat program has been simplified to help people locate specific versions of a title more quickly. Web users who reach the "Find in a Library"...
- Frbr And Topic Maps
Alexander Sigel has put together a page looking into the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records, topic maps and XTM: FRBR and XTM.How can FRBR used for the modelling of bibliographic relationships, using Knowledge Technologies like XTM, OWL/RDF?What...
- Functional Requirements For Bibliographic Records
A report on the Dublin Workshop dedicated to FRBR implementation issues that took place on May 2-4 is now available. Talks include:Ed O'Neill: "Relational Models for Aggregates"Maja Zumer: "Modeling Augmentations"Judith A. Kuhagen: "Modeling Continuing...
- Frbr Institute, San Jose, California
Registration is still open for the California Library Association Institute "The FRBR Model: Influencing Future Development of Information Standards." Sponsored by the CLA Access, Collections, and Technical Services Section, the one-day institute will...
- Frbr
The Working Group on FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) of the Cataloguing Section of IFLA now has a Web presence. The site includes:FRBR Final ReportFRBR Discussion ListBibliographyMeeting ReportsFAQ and examplesImplementation ReportsPapers...
Library Cataloging
FRBR
OCLC to host workshop for the IFLA FRBR Review Group"FRBR in 21st Century Catalogues: An Invitational Workshop" will take place May 2-4, 2005 on the OCLC campus. The purpose of the international workshop is to provide implementors, vendors, cataloguers, scholars, teachers, end-users and others with an opportunity to share views and expectations, exchange ideas and propose solutions. It is intended for people involved in or considering a FRBR-related project, who use FRBR in one way or another, who have written or are about to write papers or dissertations on some aspects of FRBR, who have to make decisions in a field related to FRBR, or more generally who work in the field of conceptual modeling for cultural heritage information.If you are interested and you would like to obtain an invitation, please contact OCLC. Please include a brief statement explaining your interest and how you would like to contribute to the workshop. Attendance is limited to 75 persons.Seen in OCLC Abstracts.
FRBR
OCLC
- Open Worldcat And Frbr
OCLC has applied a FRBR tool to the results of Open WorldCat searchs.The display of WorldCat records in the Open WorldCat program has been simplified to help people locate specific versions of a title more quickly. Web users who reach the "Find in a Library"...
- Frbr And Topic Maps
Alexander Sigel has put together a page looking into the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records, topic maps and XTM: FRBR and XTM.How can FRBR used for the modelling of bibliographic relationships, using Knowledge Technologies like XTM, OWL/RDF?What...
- Functional Requirements For Bibliographic Records
A report on the Dublin Workshop dedicated to FRBR implementation issues that took place on May 2-4 is now available. Talks include:Ed O'Neill: "Relational Models for Aggregates"Maja Zumer: "Modeling Augmentations"Judith A. Kuhagen: "Modeling Continuing...
- Frbr Institute, San Jose, California
Registration is still open for the California Library Association Institute "The FRBR Model: Influencing Future Development of Information Standards." Sponsored by the CLA Access, Collections, and Technical Services Section, the one-day institute will...
- Frbr
The Working Group on FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) of the Cataloguing Section of IFLA now has a Web presence. The site includes:FRBR Final ReportFRBR Discussion ListBibliographyMeeting ReportsFAQ and examplesImplementation ReportsPapers...