Quoting Weinheimer Jim <j.weinhei...@aur.edu>:
Let's create an RDF for AACR2. Is it impossible? I think not.
Actually, the easiest thing to do would be to create an RDF version of
the MARC data elements. Some of us have been talking about that for a
while, and Ross Singer already has started coding up some of the MARC
controlled lists:
http://marccodes.heroku.com/muscomp/
I have a database of MARC fields, subfields, fixed fields and their
controlled lists that I offer to anyone wanting to work in this
direction. You can get a taste for it at:
http://futurelib.pbworks.com/Data+and+Studies
which has a tab-delimited dump of fixed fields and one of variable
fields. (It occurs to me that I need to add the recent $0 subfields,
so I'll try to get to that and replace those files.) I think much of
this can be done algorithmically.
kc
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