Flash Talks -- Poster Presentations
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04 Oct 22 21:00 UTC - Finishes at
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04 Oct 22 21:30 UTC - Venue
- Virtual Conference Room A
- Moderator
- Alasdair MacDonald
Moderator
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Alasdair MacDonald
University of Edinburgh
Alasdair MacDonald is the Metadata and University Collections Facility Manager at Edinburgh University Library, where he has worked since 2014. The work of the Metadata Team is mainly focussed on the RDA and MARC21 standards, with recent initiatives including the production of metadata for the University's digitised thesis collections and addressing heritage collections backlogs. Alasdair's previous role was Head of Bibliographic Maintenance and Authority Control at the Bodleian Libraries and he has a long-standing interest in author identification and its implementation across different platforms and metadata standards. Alasdair is the vice Chair of the CILIP Metadata and Discovery Group Scotland committee and the current Chair of the DCMI Governing Board.
Presentations
Linked Open Data Enabled Bibliographical Data (LODE-BD) 3.0
Authors: Marcia Zeng, Imma Subirats
The Linked Open Data Enabled Bibliographical Data (LODE-BD) practical guide aims to support the selection of appropriate encoding strategies for producing meaningful LOD-BD (directly or indirectly). The latest version (3.0) of the LODE-BD provides recommendations applicable for structured data, describing bibliographic resources and research datasets. The core component of LODE-BD contains a set of recommended decision trees for common properties used in describing a resource instance, enabling data providers to make choices according to their development stages, internal data structures, and the reality of their practices.
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Imma Subirats Coll
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Imma Subirats is a senior knowledge and information management officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). She currently leads three FAO programmes (a) the AGROVOC thesaurus, (b) the International System for Agricultural Science and Technology (AGRIS) and (c) the Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture (AGORA) with the objective to enhance accessibility and visibility to knowledge, information and data produced by FAO Member Countries. To achieve this goal, capacity development activities targeting researchers, librarians, practitioners, and policy makers are organize by Imma and the team she manages. Her areas of interest include library and information science, open access, open science, research data, linked open data, semantic web, knowledge organization systems, metadata, multilingualism, knowledge management and sharing principles. She is also serving as Chair of the Improving Global Agricultural Data (IGAD) Community of Practice at the Research Data Alliance (RDA), formerly called the Interest Group on Agricultural Data (IGAD), and managing the Agricultural Information Management Standards (AIMS) Community of Practice.
Mapping BIBFRAME with RDA for Representative Expression of LRM
Authors: Mihwa Lee
Library Reference Model (LRM) as a new conceptual model for constructing linked data in library has impact on RDA as content rules and BIBFRAME as encoding format. Among LRM attributes (or properties), especially, representative expression is a new one. RDA has expanded the attributes to reflect representative expression of LRM, BIBFRAME should also accept the RDA elements for representative expression because BIBFRAME should reflect RDA attributes as encoding format. This poster is to propose the BIBFRAME mapping with RDA representative expression.
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Mihwa Lee
Kongju National University
Research area : Current cataloging related theory and trends such as RDA, FRBR, LRM, and BIBFRAME
Professional Experience Mar. 2012 - Present : Assistant Professor, Library and Information Science Education in Kongju National University
Related Activities : Committee and Academic Society Jun. 2013 - Present - Committee member in Korean Cataloging Committee Dec. 2016 - Present - Committee member of National bibliography Standardization Committee Of National Library of Korea Oct. 2017 - Present - Committee member of ISBN Committee Of National Library of Korea Jan. 2017 – Present - Editorial board of Korean Biblia Society for Library and Information Science
Research on the construction and application of the semantic-based ontology model for biographical data
Authors: Liu Yao, Li Si
Biography, a historical genre dating back to antiquity, is a scholarly resource in history and prosopography(Shimizu et al., 2020). It records the lives of individuals and serves as a witness to social customs and historical scenes. However, most biographies follow the traditional form of non-structured text and cannot reveal the semantic features of biographers(Hyvönen et al., 2019), which has hindered information mining and retrieval. Semantic Web technologies provide a solution through deep semantic descriptions. However, few studies explore the semantic modeling of biography. Given this, we constructed a biographical ontology based on existing ontology and terms extracted from an autobiography. On this basis, semantic applications, such as semantic retrieval, annotation, and reasoning, can be explored.
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Liu Yao
School of Information Management, Wuhan University
Liu Yao is a graduate student in the School of Information Management at Wuhan University, working on knowledge organisation and scientific data. She received her undergraduate education and a Bachelor of Library Science degree from the School of Information Management, Wuhan University. She has participated in the scientific data sharing project funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the economic management database project funded by the Ministry of Education of People's
Improvement of metadata interoperability for promoting distribution and utilization of Japanese digital cultural resources
Authors: Daichi Machiya, Michiko Takahashi, Yuka Koguchi
The National Diet Library, Japan (NDL) has contributed to promoting utilization of Japanese digital cultural resources by operating Japan Search, the national metadata platform of Japanese digital content in various fields. While Japan Search accepts metadata regardless of schema to minimize the workload of data providers and enable rapid expansion of searchable databases, it is necessary to improve metadata interoperability to enable efficient utilization of resources. This presentation covers practices to improve metadata interoperability such as an initiative in the community providing metadata to Japan Search and improvement of RDF provided by Japan Search.
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Daichi Machiya
National Diet Library
Daichi Machiya belongs to the Standardization Section of the Digital Information Distribution Division of the Digital Information Department, National Diet Library, Japan. He has been involved in a project to build a national platform for aggregating metadata of digital resources, Japan Search, where he examines RDF metadata schema. He also has experience in working with partner institutions of NDL Search, which is an aggregator of Japan Search for libraries in Japan.