Library Cataloging
TagCommons has the Functional Requirements for Sharing Tag Data.
- "functional Requirements For Subject Authority Data (frsad) -- Draft Report" -- Invitation For Review
The IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements for Subject Authority Records is seeking comments on thier draft.IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements for Subject Authority Records (FRSAR) Invitation to participate: Review of "Functional Requirements...
- Work Records For Music
The Music Library Association's Bibliographic Control Committee (BCC) has announced the availability of the Final Report of The BCC Working Group on Work Records for Music.The recommendations in the final report cannot be applied in a current, "real...
- Openfrbr
OpenFRBR is a open-source tool built using Ruby on Rails and using MySQL to FRBRize bibliographic records. Not sure just what it does. here is the set of goals:OpenFRBR says it will build a complete free implementation of FRBR (Functional Requirements...
- Use Of Subject Authority Data Survey
Research is being done on the Use of Subject Authority Data. The ultimate goal of the study is to develop benchmark recommendations for the functional requirements for subject authority records, within the framework developed by the IFLA Functional Requirements...
- Functional Requirements For Authority Records (frar)
The IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements and Numbering of Authority Records has announced that a draft of Functional Requirements for Authority Records is now available for worldwide review. The draft in English and French. Comments should be...
Library Cataloging
Functional Requirements for Sharing Tag Data
TagCommons has the Functional Requirements for Sharing Tag Data.
The TagCommons effort is operating something like a software project. The process is very lightweight, but has an important step that is often forgotten in discussions about ontologies and formats: for what purposes are we designing this? These days, a good way to look at functional requirements for software is to identify use cases and then derive engineering requirements. This was the first outcome of the working group, and the results are summarized here. We will describe the use cases first and then the requirements.
- "functional Requirements For Subject Authority Data (frsad) -- Draft Report" -- Invitation For Review
The IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements for Subject Authority Records is seeking comments on thier draft.IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements for Subject Authority Records (FRSAR) Invitation to participate: Review of "Functional Requirements...
- Work Records For Music
The Music Library Association's Bibliographic Control Committee (BCC) has announced the availability of the Final Report of The BCC Working Group on Work Records for Music.The recommendations in the final report cannot be applied in a current, "real...
- Openfrbr
OpenFRBR is a open-source tool built using Ruby on Rails and using MySQL to FRBRize bibliographic records. Not sure just what it does. here is the set of goals:OpenFRBR says it will build a complete free implementation of FRBR (Functional Requirements...
- Use Of Subject Authority Data Survey
Research is being done on the Use of Subject Authority Data. The ultimate goal of the study is to develop benchmark recommendations for the functional requirements for subject authority records, within the framework developed by the IFLA Functional Requirements...
- Functional Requirements For Authority Records (frar)
The IFLA Working Group on Functional Requirements and Numbering of Authority Records has announced that a draft of Functional Requirements for Authority Records is now available for worldwide review. The draft in English and French. Comments should be...