Here's something to apply; I can answer any questions.
Some vocabs only make sense in the MARC context; the 006/007/008 RDF vocabularies are outside the MARC context. As a result, we don't know the type of material a "some" vocabulary applies to. We need a triple in the "some" vocabs that explicitly state the type of material. Here's what we need:
@gerontakos: create a property "appliesToMaterial"
@dkreisstomkins : create a triple in all concepts of every "some" vocabulary that uses, as the value of the new property appliesToMaterial, literal values from the following 2 lists (note: we could create a vocabulary but why go to the trouble?).
TYPE OF MATERIAL / FORM OF MATERIAL:
books
computerFiles
maps
music
continuingResources
visualMaterials
mixedMaterials
CATEGORY OF MATERIAL:
map
electronicResource
globe
tactileMaterial
projectedGraphic
microform
nonprojectedgraphic
motionPicture
kit
notatedMusic
remoteSensingImage
soundRecording
Note that this will be created in the RDF/XML, so there's no way to repeat the property (i.e. assign multiple values to appliesToMaterial) exept to actually repeat the field:
Here's something to apply; I can answer any questions. Some vocabs only make sense in the MARC context; the 006/007/008 RDF vocabularies are outside the MARC context. As a result, we don't know the type of material a "some" vocabulary applies to. We need a triple in the "some" vocabs that explicitly state the type of material. Here's what we need:
Note that this will be created in the RDF/XML, so there's no way to repeat the property (i.e. assign multiple values to appliesToMaterial) exept to actually repeat the field:
etc.