Abstract
bibliotek-o is a framework for modeling bibliographic metadata as linked data. Consisting of the BIBFRAME ontology at its core, the bibliotek-o ontology defines fragments of external ontologies and an application profile specifying the recommended implementation of these ontologies. This report presents the background and motivation behind the bibliotek-o framework, including an overview of the model, ontology principles and best practices guiding its development, a description of aligned tooling under development, and a report on the project’s status and outputs. A small sample of discrete patterns in which bibliotek-o deviates from BIBFRAME is provided to demonstrate motivations and modeling principles. Our goal is to illustrate the strengths of BIBFRAME, while suggesting areas where BIBFRAME should evolve to a more streamlined and expressive model. We aim to encourage feedback and community engagement in ongoing development of the framework outlined in this paper.
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- Towards a BIBFRAME Implementation: The bibliotek-o Framework
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- Kovari, Jason
- Folsom, Steven
- Younes, Rebecca
- dcterms:date
- 2017-12-02
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952137885
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- bibliotek-o
- BIBFRAME
- bibliographic metadata
- data modeling
- linked data
- ontology development
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- DC-2017--The Washington, D.C., USA Proceedings
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- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
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