Sorry for the delay in responding.



With authors/contributors we've not modelled a difference between main/added entry, instead we simply have a bibo:authorList which links to a sequence, which in turn links to the contributors. This stems from our primary goal: a data model useful for our discovery interface (and hence linking to); we aren't attempting to be round-trippable with MARC 21.



- Phil.



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From: List for discussion on Resource Description and Access (RDA) [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Karen Coyle

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Subject: Re: MARC21 in RDF



Phil, I assume you are referring to the code... I would be interested  

in a general statement of your approach, e.g. did you find it  

necessary to maintain the difference between main entries and added  

entries? Did you imitate/maintain the basic variable field structure?  

etc. It seems to me that in terms of development there are still some  

big questions that would be interesting to air.



kc



Quoting Phil John <[log in to unmask]>:



> Hi,

>

> We're still working on getting approval to release it under an open  

> source license this end, so unfortunately nothing is available today  

> for comparing and contrasting.

>

> - Phil

>







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