FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA

1. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA Liu Chih-wei / 04.07

2. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA2 INTRODUCTION By Chris Oliver (Jul 9, 2010)

3. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA 1. What is RDA? 2. Relationship between RAD and FRBR & FRAD 3. Overview of FRBR and FRAD 4. Evidence of FRBR and FRAD in RDA Out Line 3

4. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA RDAResource Description and Access RDARDAJSC RDA2AACR2 1 WHAT IS RDA ? 4

5. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA RDA FRBRFunctional Requirements for Bibliographic Records FRADFunctional Requirements for Authority Data RDA FRBRFRADRDA 5 2 Relationship between RAD and FRBR & FRAD

6. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA FRBRFunctional Requirements for Bibliographic Records FRBR19921995IFLA FRBRentity-relationship model 1997IFLAFRBR 6 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -1 3.1 Origins of FRBR and FRAD

7. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA FRBR 1. 2. 7 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -2 FRBR IFLAFRBRFRAD FRSAD

8. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA FRBRFRAD FRBR FRAD 8 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -3

9. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA9 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -4 MODEL USER TASK FRBR Find Identify Select Obtain FRAD Find Identify Contextualize Justify Defoes Robinson Crusoe & Library and Archives Canada

10. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA10 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -5 3.2 FRBR Entities, Attributes, and Relationships FRBR 1. Entities 2. Attributes 3. Relationships

11. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA11 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Works Persons Concepts Expressions Corporate Bodies Objects Manifestations Families FRADFRBR Events Items Places 3.2.1 FRBR Entities FRBREntitiesGroup

12. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA Group1 Work Expression Manifestion Item 12 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -7

13. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA13 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -8 FRBR Group 1 entities and primary relationships

14. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA14 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -9 Group 1 entities and primary relationships with Robinson Crusoe as the example

15. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA15 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -10 Group2 Group3Group1Group2 3.2.2 FRBR Attributes

16. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA16 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -11 Group1 Item Manifestation Expression Work Type of score coordinates Group2Group3

17. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA17 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -12 3.2.2 FRBR Relationships FRBR Relationships between group 1 and 2 entities

18. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA18 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -13 Subject relationships can relate any group 1, 2 or 3 entity to a work in Group1

19. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA19 3.3 FRAD Entities, Attributes, and Relationships 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -14 3.3.1 FRAD Entities FRADFRBRFRBR FRBRFRAD FRAD

20. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA20 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -15 A simplified version of the FRAD model /

21. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA21 FRADFRBR Attributes 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -16 Includes names by which persons, families, and corporate bodies are known. Includes titles by which works, expressions, manifestations, and items are known. Includes names and terms by which concepts, objects, events, and places are known. Includes real names, pseudonyms, religious names, initials, and separate letters, numerals, or symbols. name ,

22. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA22 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -17 3.3.2 FRAD Attributes FRBRFRAD FRBRperson name of person dates of person title of person other designation associated with the person

23. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA23 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -18 FRADperson dates associated with the person place of death* title of person country* gender* place of residence* place of birth* affiliation* address* biography/history * language of person* other information associated with the person field of activity* profession/occupation* FRAD*FRBR personperson person

24. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA24 3.3.3 FRAD Relationships 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -19 FRAD /

25. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA FRAD FRBRGroup1Group2FRAD bibliographic entitiesnamesidentifierscontrolled access pointsrules agencies 1. 2. 3. 25 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -20

26. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA26 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -21 FRAD person - - -

27. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA 1. FRBR 2. FRAD 27 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -21

28. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA28 3.4 Why Are FRBR and FRAD Important ? 3 Overview of FRBR and FRAD -22 FRBRFRAD FRBRFRAD FRBR

29. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA29 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -1 4.1 Entity Relationship Diagrams Core attributes of work as shown in the RDA Toolkit RDAFRBR FRAD RDA RDAFRBR FRAD

30. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA STURCTURE SECTION CONTENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 30 4.2 RDA Table of Content 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -2

31. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA31 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -3 4.3 User Tasks RDAFRBRFRADRDA FRBRFRAD Section 1Recording attributes of manifestation and item Chapter 1General guidelines Chapter 2Identifying manifestations and items FRBR task = Identify Chapter 3Describing carriers FRBR task = Select Chapter 4Providing acquisition and access information FRBR task = Obtain

32. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA32 Section 9Recording relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies Chapter 29General guidelines Chapter 30Related persons FRAD task = Find Chapter 31Related families FRAD task = Find Chapter 32Related corporate bodies FRAD task = Find 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -4

33. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA RDA 33 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -5 The functional objectives and principles for section 9 are 29.2 Functional Objectives and Principles The data recorded to reflect relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies should enable the user to: a) find persons, families, or corporate bodies that are related to the person , family or corporate body represented by the data retrieved in response to the users search b) understand the relationship between two or more persons, families, or corporate bodies. To ensure that the data created using RDA meet those functional objectives, the data should reflect all significant bibliographic relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies represented by preferred access points and/or identifiers.

34. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA34 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -6 4.4 Content of RDA Instructions RDAAACR2FRBRFRAD RDAIdentifying Persons 9 Identifying Persons 9.0 Purpose and Scope 9.1 General Guidelines on Identifying Persons 9.18 Identifier for the Person 9.19 Constructing Access Points to Represent Persons

35. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA35 RDAFRBR FRADRDAAACR2 AACR2physical descriptionRDAdescription of carriers 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -6 AACR2 ---25.8A Use the collective title Works for an item that consists of, or purports to be, the complete works of a person, including those that are complete at the time of publication. RDA --- 6.2.2.10.1 Record the conventional collective title Works as the preferred title for a compilation of works that consists of, or purports to be, the complete works of a person, family, or corporate body, including those that are complete at the time of publication.

36. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA36 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -7 FRBRFRAD RDA106 AACR2RDA

37. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA FRBRFRAD RDA RDA RDA 37 4 Evidence of FRBR and FRAD IN RDA -8

38. FRBR AND FRAD IN RDA RDA: Resource Description and Access / by Resource Description & Access and RDA (Nov 22, 2010) RDA Vocabularies for a Twenty-First-Century Data Environment / by Karen Coyle (Mar 1, 2010) The RDA Primer: A Guide for the Occasional Cataloger / by Amy Hart (Sep 16, 2010) Describing Electronic, Digital, and Other Media Using AACR and RDA: A How- To-Do-It Manual for Librarians / by Mary Beth Weber and Fay Austin (Nov 30, 2010) Practical Cataloguing: AACR, RDA and MARC21 / by Anne Welsh and Sue Batley (Jun 30, 2011) 38 SOME BOOKS ABOUT RDA

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