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DATA MODELS - RDA/RDF at the University of Washington Libraries

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 Gerontakos, Theodore Riesenberg, Benjamin Morgan, Melissa Clements, Crystal

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DATA MODELS - RDA/RDF at the University of Washington Libraries
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The Linked Data Team at the University of Washington Libraries describes their work using RDA/RDF. This work includes ongoing creation and use of RDA/RDF machine-readable application profiles compatible with the Sinopia Linked Data Editor, a mapping and conversion project between the RDA/RDF and BIBFRAME data models, and a recently-launched project to create a mapping from MARC21 to RDA/RDF with future large-scale metadata conversion in mind. The Linked Data Team at the University of Washington Libraries’ goal in doing this work is to demonstrate that RDA/RDF is a better tool for representing RDA bibliographic descriptions than BIBFRAME, and to lay the groundwork for expanding the use of the RDA/RDF ontology in the international GLAM community.