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Top Level Element: <recordInfo>
Guidelines for Use<recordInfo> is a container element that includes subelements relating to information necessary for managing metadata. There needs to be at least one subelement under <recordInfo>, but no particular subelement is mandatory. This type of administrative information can help establish the provenance of a metadata record and may enable better interpretation of the content of the record. <recordInfo> may also include information that is relevant only to the creating or managing institution. This element is optional (although recommended) and repeatable. Element DescriptionAttributeslang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThe following subelements are described below:
MARC MappingSee mapping for the <recordInfo> subelements. Subelement: <recordContentSource>
Guidelines for UseThis information can be useful to trace the provenance of a particular metadata record. The name or code should be pulled from an authoritative list and indicated in the authority attribute. The Library of Congress maintains a list of Organization Code Source Codes that can be used for the authority attribute. This element is optional and repeatable. <recordContentSource> should be repeated for each code or name recorded. Element DescriptionAttributesauthority, authorityURI, valueURI, lang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <recordContentSource>. MARC Mapping<recordContentSource> = MARC 21 Authority field 040 subfield a See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. Subelement: <recordCreationDate>
Guidelines for UseIf a structured date is used, indicate the formatting source using the encoding attribute. This element is optional and repeatable. (Although this element is repeatable only one <recordCreationDate> is typically associated with the record.) Element DescriptionAttributesencoding; point; keyDate; qualifier See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <recordCreationDate>. MARC Mapping<recordCreationDate encoding="marc"> = MARC 21 Authority field 008/00-05 See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. Subelement: <recordChangeDate>
Guidelines for Use<recordChangeDate> may serve as a version identifier for the record. If a structured date is used, indicate the formatting source using the encoding attribute. The use of the keyDate attribute is not appropriate for this subelement. This element is optional and repeatable. Although this element is repeatable, only one <recordChangeDate> is typically associatedd with the record. Element DescriptionAttributesencoding, point, keyDate; qualifier See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <recordChangeDate>. MARC Mapping<recordChangeDate encoding="iso8601"> = MARC 21 Authority field 005 See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. Subelement: <recordIdentifier>
Guidelines for UseThis subelement is optional and repeatable. Element DescriptionAttributessource Definition
Contains the code or name of the organization whose system control number is
located in the <recordIdentifier> element.
Application
The Library of Congress maintains
Organization Code
Source Codes, an online listing of source values.
lang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <recordIdentifier>. MARC Mapping<recordIdentifier source="…"> = Identifier from MARC 21 Authority field 001 and source from MARC 21 Authority field 003 where "…" equals the code or textual name of the source attribute. See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. Subelement: <languageOfCataloging>
Guidelines for Use<languageOfCataloging> is a container element for the subelement <languageTerm> where the actual language is recorded. Language may also be recorded using the lang attribute within each relevant element to indicate the language of the metadata in a particular element. This element is optional and repeatable. Element DescriptionAttributesobjectPart Definition
Designates which part of the resource is in the language supplied.
Application
The values of this attribute are not controlled, although it is preferable
that institutions use consistent forms. This attribute is unlikely to be used.
SubelementsThe following subelements are described below: MARC MappingSee mapping under the subelement <languageTerm>. Subelement of <languageOfCataloging>: <languageTerm>
Guidelines for Use<languageTerm> may be expressed in textual or coded form. If in coded form, the source of the code is contained in the value of the authority attribute. If no authority is given, it is assumed that the information is textual. This element is mandatory if <languageOfCataloging> is used and is repeatable. If there is more than one representation of the same language (e.g., text and code), <languageTerm> is repeated. Element DescriptionAttributestype Definition
Identifies what type of <languageTerm> is recorded.
Application
This attribute may contain the following values:
authority Definition
The controlled list from which the value is taken.
Application
This attribute may contain the following values:
authorityURI, valueURI, lang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <languageTerm>. MARC Mapping<languageOfCataloging><languageTerm authority="iso639-2b"> = MARC 21 Authority Format 040 subfield b See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. Subelement of <languageOfCataloging>: <scriptTerm>
Guidelines for Use<scriptTerm> may be expressed in textual or coded form. If in coded form, the source of the code is contained in the value of the authority attribute. If no authority is given, it is assumed that the element content is textual. The Library of Congress maintains an online listing: Script Code and Term Source Codes that can be used with the authority attribute of <scriptTerm>. This element is optional and repeatable. If there is more than one representation of the same script (e.g., text and code), <scriptTerm> is repeated. Element DescriptionAttributestype Definition
Indicates whether the language is expressed in a coded or textual form.
Application
This attribute may be used with the following values:
authority Definition
The controlled list from which the value is taken.
Application
Record the name of the authoritative list used, if applicable, e.g. authority="iso15924". The Library of Congress maintains an online listing of Script Code and Term Source Codes.
authorityURI, valueURI, lang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <scriptTerm>. MARC MappingThere is no MARC 21 Authority equivalent for <scriptTerm>. Subelement: <recordOrigin>
Guidelines for UseUse this subelement to record information about the origin, or provenance of the MADS record including what methods were used to prepare the record (e.g., machine generated or human prepared) and what transformations have been applied (e.g., the result of converting an existing MARC 21 record to MARCXML and to MADS). <recordOrigin> can be free text or an institution may establish locally-controlled values for machine processing and consistency. This element is optional and repeatable. Element DescriptionAttributeslang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelements for <recordOrigin>. MARC MappingThere is no MARC 21 Authority equivalent for <recordOrigin>. Subelement: <descriptionStandard>
Guidelines for UseIdentify in <descriptionStandard> which national or specialized description conventions, such as AACR2-based manuals for special forms of materials, were used, if any. The Library of Congress maintains a list of Description Convention Source Codes that can be used for the authority attribute. This element is optional and repeatable. Element DescriptionAttributesauthority, authorityURI, valueURI, lang, xml:lang, script, transliteration See Attributes Used Throughout the MADS Schema for a description of each of these attributes. SubelementsThere are no subelement for <descriptionStandard>. MARC Mapping<descriptionStandard> = MARC 21 Authority field 040 subfield e See also MARC 21 Authority Format Mapping to MADS Schema. EXAMPLES<recordInfo>
<recordOrigin>Converted from MARCXML to MADS version 2.0 (Revision 2.10)</recordOrigin>
<recordContentSource authority="marcorg">DLC</recordContentSource>
<recordChangeDate encoding="iso8601">20110510023702.0</recordChangeDate>
<recordIdentifier source="DLC">n82004362</recordIdentifier>
<languageOfCataloging>
<languageTerm authority="iso639-2b"type="code">eng</languageTerm>
</languageOfCataloging>
<descriptionStandard>aacr2</descriptionStandard>
</recordInfo>
<recordInfo>
<recordContentSource authority="marcorg">IEN</recordContentSource>
<recordCreationDate encoding="marc">990301</recordCreationDate>
<recordChangeDate encoding="iso8601">20060508102916.0</recordChangeDate>
<recordIdentifier source="DLC">sh 99001636 </recordIdentifier>
<languageOfCataloging>
<languageTerm authority="iso639-2b" type="code">eng</languageTerm>
</languageOfCataloging>
</recordInfo>
Last Updated: April 20, 2012 |
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April 20, 2012 |