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Renee RegisterSenior Product Manager
OCLC Cataloging and Metadata Services
Mix and Match:Mashups of Bibliographic
Data ALCTS Midwinter Forum
January 18, 2010
Mix and Match:Mashups of Bibliographic
Data ALCTS Midwinter Forum
January 18, 2010
Sunday, July 12
3:30-5:30PM
COLLAGE IS THE TWENTIETH CENTURY'S GREATEST
INNOVATION.
ROBERT MOTHERWELL
COLLAGE IS THE TWENTIETH CENTURY'S GREATEST
INNOVATION.
ROBERT MOTHERWELL
mash-up or mash·up (māsh'ŭp') n. An audio recording that is a composite of samples from other recordings, usually from different musical styles.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
EditionCopyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Girl TalkGirl Talk
LadyFourSquareLadyFourSquare
Mashup (web application hybrid)
In web development, a mashup is a web page or application that combines data or functionality from two or more external sources to create a new service. The term mashup implies easy, fast integration, frequently using open APIs and data sources to produce results that were not the original reason for producing the raw source data. …
Data mashups combine similar types of media and
information from multiple sources into a single representation. An example is AlertMap, which combines data from over 200 sources related to severe weather conditions, biohazard threats, and seismic information, and displays them on a map of the world …
From Wikipedia
ONLY CONNECT
E. M. FORSTEREPIGRAPH TO HOWARDS END
ONLY CONNECT
E. M. FORSTEREPIGRAPH TO HOWARDS END
Our data and workflow silos encourage redundancy and inhibit
interoperability
Our data and workflow silos encourage redundancy and inhibit
interoperability
Metadata SilosMetadata Silos
Workflow SilosWorkflow Silos
Libraries:
With the exception of CIP and brief on-order records, the major work of bibliographic production is performed at the end of the publication cycle and ends with the receipt of a published item.
Publisher supply chain:
Bibliographic data evolves over time, usually beginning months before publication and continuing to grow for months and years post-publication.
Inefficiencies and Redundancies in Metadata
Exchange
Inefficiencies and Redundancies in Metadata
Exchange
RetailersBarnes & Noble, Amazon, Borders, Independent Bookstores, Etc.
Data AggregatorsBowker, Nielsen, Ingram, etc.
Materials WholesalersB&T, Ingram, Brodart, Etc.
Library of Congress
Publishers
Libraries
Publisher Metadata Staff, Systems, Data
feeds, etc. Metadata for Selection & Acquisition
Publisher Metadata
Publisher Metadata
End-users
Supply ChainData Flow Today+ MARC Records
Publisher Pre-publication Metadata for CIP
Metadata for Selection & Acquisition
Publisher Metadata
Publisher Metadata
Publisher-created metadata
Supply Chain metadata
Metadata
Metadata Staff
Metadata Staff
Metadata Staff
Metadata Metadata
Metadata
Metadata
Metadata
Metadata
End-users
Metadata
MetadataMetadata
Libraries
Metadata
Metadata
MARC Records
Catalogers
MARC Records
Catalogers
WorldCat
MARC Records
MARC Records
MARC Records
MARC Records
Catalogers
Catalogers
MARC Records
Library End-Users
Metadata
Metadata
Metadata
Inefficiencies and Redundancies in Metadata
Exchange
Inefficiencies and Redundancies in Metadata
Exchange
Current Metadata Workflow: Different
Standards
Current Metadata Workflow: Different
Standards
Breaking down the barriersBreaking down the barriers
Next Generation Cataloging Data Flow
WorldCat
ONIXMetadata
ExactMatchRecord
FRBR Work Set
EnrichedONIX
Metadata
Data Enrichment Process
-- Mine ONIX Metadata-- Mine Exact Match
-- Mine FRBR Work Set
EnrichExact Match
CrosswalkMARC to ONIX
CrosswalkONIX to MARC
CrosswalkEnriched Record
NoMatch
New Record
FRBR Work Set
EnrichNew Record
CrosswalkEnriched Record
DDC/BISAC
Mapping
BISAC Subject Heading authorities and mapping between
BISAC & DDC
BISAC Subject Heading authorities and mapping between
BISAC & DDC
Metadata enhancementMetadata enhancement
ISBN
Subtitle
LC Classification
Edition
BISAC Subject
Headings
DeweyClassificati
on
LC SubjectHeadings
Series
Annotations
Tables ofContents
Reviews
TitleAutho
r
Cover Image
End-user tags, ratings
Sales and usage data
Publisher
Recent Research on Library and Publisher Supply Chain Metadata Recent Research on Library and Publisher Supply Chain Metadata
OCLC/NISO study: “Streamlining Book Metadata Workflows”
http://www.niso.org/publications/white_papers/
Research Information Network study: “Creating Catalogues: Bibliographic Records in a Networked World”
http://www.rin.ac.uk/creating-catalogues
Library of Congress Study of the North American MARC Records Marketplace, R2 Consulting LLC
http://www.loc.gov/bibliographic-future/news/
Library of Congress ONIX Pilot Project
http://cip.loc.gov/onixpro.html
OCLC Publisher Supply Chain Web Site
OCLC Publisher Supply Chain Web Site
http://publishers.oclc.org
OCLC Metadata Services for Publishers
OCLC Metadata Services for Publishers
For More InformationFor More Information
Renee Register: [email protected] Huss: [email protected]
Publisher Services ConsultantBruce Miller: [email protected], [email protected]
For More Information About the Musicians
For More Information About the Musicians
RiP: A Remix Manifestohttp://www.ripremix.com/
Girl Talkhttp://myspace.com/girltalk/
LadyFourSquarehttp://www.myspace.com/theladyfoursquare
