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Catalogablog signale que la nouvelle version de MODS (3.3) est disponible.

"The DLC-MODS Workbook provides a series of web pages that enable users to easily generate complex, valid MODS metadata records that meet the 1-4 levels of specification outlined in the Digital Library Federation Implementation Guidelines for Shareable MODS Records, (DLF Aquifer Guidelines November 2006)."

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Via liste XML4Lib

A l'attention, comme dans le billet précédent, de mes collègues "dépôts...":

MARCXML vers MODS: version 3.2 du mapping + stylesheet

Via Catalogablog

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[voir page thématique Dépôts institutionnels]

A l'attention de mes collègues "dépôts institutionnels", suite au début de discussion à propos de RDF:

Le groupe SIMILE (Semantic Interoperability of Metadata and Information in unLike Environments) du MIT a créé un outil qui permet de convertir du MARC et/ou du MODS en RDF.

Via Catalogablog

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[voir page thématique Dépôts institutionnels]

Sur le site de la LoC, une description détaillée des projets - un peu partout (dans le monde anglo-saxon surtout) - qui utilisent MODS.

Via Catalogablog

"LC has recently revised the MARC21 slim to MODS 3.2 stylesheet.

This revision adds requested functionality for outputting invalid or outdated standard numbers represented in subfields $y or $z in MARC 010, 020, 022, 024, 028, and 037 to the @invalid in MODS."

Via Catalogablog

Sur le Catalogablog:
"The Network Development and MARC Standards Office have made available a stylesheet to transform simple Dublin Core (DC) expressed in either OAI DC or SRU DC schemata to MODS (version 3.2)."

"The Simile* folks at MIT have written a utility tool to convert MARC and/or MODS to RDF. They had made the MIT catalog available in RDF for download to experiment with, and the Code4lib folks created torrents to make it easier, but IP issues surfaced and that is currently on hold."

Source: Catalogablog

* a joint project conducted by the W3C, HP, MIT Libraries, and MIT CSAIL to promote semantic inteoperability of metadata between digital libraries

Le Network Development & le MARC Standards Office de la Library of Congress ont mis à jour la conversion de MARCXML vers MODS 3.2:

- Stylesheet
- Mapping

Source: Catalogablog