Comments on: Modeling Bibliographic Data in RDF (round 2) http://community.muohio.edu/blogs/darcusb/archives/2004/01/11/modeling-bibliographic-data-in-rdf-round-2 geek tools and the scholar Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:10:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Hamish Harvey http://community.muohio.edu/blogs/darcusb/archives/2004/01/11/modeling-bibliographic-data-in-rdf-round-2/comment-page-1#comment-31 Hamish Harvey Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 /?p=33#comment-31 <p>I definitely have some time for the idea of an event with a place. I'll think about that. One possible complication: the publication of a published object is presumably an event as well, so events and publishers could usefully coexist.</p> <p>The reason for noting the difference between place of publication and place of an event happening is not because there is anything different about the notions of place, but because with publishers I'd prefer to see the place as a property of the publisher, and the same publisher resource referred to from each item published by them.</p> <p>_:publishedItem biblio:publisher _:pub1 . _:pub1 biblio:place "Whatever" .</p> <p>Do you have any pointers to examples of the use of "detail" and "extent"? I can't see "detail" in the MODS guidelines, and "extent" doesn't seem very well specified. The only example shown is one which says <extent>15 p.</extent>.</p> <p>Do you have a URI for details of the DocBook citation proposal, too?</p> <p>Do keep working on the structural relations in citation page; it is already quite thought provoking and can only get better!</p> I definitely have some time for the idea of an event with a place. I’ll think about that. One possible complication: the publication of a published object is presumably an event as well, so events and publishers could usefully coexist.

The reason for noting the difference between place of publication and place of an event happening is not because there is anything different about the notions of place, but because with publishers I’d prefer to see the place as a property of the publisher, and the same publisher resource referred to from each item published by them.

_:publishedItem biblio:publisher _:pub1 . _:pub1 biblio:place “Whatever” .

Do you have any pointers to examples of the use of “detail” and “extent”? I can’t see “detail” in the MODS guidelines, and “extent” doesn’t seem very well specified. The only example shown is one which says <extent>15 p.</extent>.

Do you have a URI for details of the DocBook citation proposal, too?

Do keep working on the structural relations in citation page; it is already quite thought provoking and can only get better!

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