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      <dc:title>A BIBFRAME-Based Authority Structure for Interlinking Authority Data and Author Identifier Systems in a Linked Data Environment</dc:title>
      <dc:creator>Lee, Juhui</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Lee, Seungmin</dc:creator>
      <dc:description>Authority data plays a critical role in clearly identifying and linking library resources, enabling users to explore more accurate and enriched information. However, current authority data remains constrained by rigid record-based structures, resulting in limited interoperability with external data sources in the web information environment. This study focuses on author authority data and proposes a method for linking it with various author identifier systems used across different domains. Within the BIBFRAME framework, which is designed for linked data environments, the technical elements of both author authority data and author identifier systems are identified at the data level. Based on this, an authority structure is conceptualized to represent diverse relationships associated with authors. The proposed structure consists of four interconnected layers centered on the author authority entity. Each component within these layers is uniquely identified by URIs and published as linked data, thereby extending traditional authority data into a web-based, interoperable ecosystem. This approach enhances the semantic connectivity of author-related information and provides a foundation for integrating heterogeneous author identification systems within the linked data environment.</dc:description>
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