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Code4Lib.orgCode4Lib 2008: Can Resource Description become Rigorous Data? (2008)


Work is beginning to transform the eloquent yet arcane texts called
"library cataloging records" into data elements that will play well in
the Web. Beginning with the upcoming revised cataloging rules, called
Resource Description and Access, a team of researchers is exploring the
abstract model behind bibliographic description. Coyle will cover the
philosophy behind the project and will discuss current progress and
goals, as well as fears, risks, and even some confusion.

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Reviewer: gsf - 5 out of 5 stars - April 25, 2008
Subject: more metadata

This is Karen Coyle's talk titled "R&D: RDA in RDF or: Can Resource Description become Rigorous Data?", given at the Code4Lib Conference in Portland, Oregon, February 25-28. Excellent talk, by the way.


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