The Samvera MODS and RDF Descriptive Metadata Subgroup is pleased to announce that our MODS to RDF

Just a reminder that comments will be accepted until August 1. We look forward to your feedback and

Hi Uldis, Thanks! There are a few things that I may suggest regarding BIBO in the coming weeks. I

Hi Everybody, As some of you know, we had quite a lot of issues with the BIBO domain name in the last

Hi Chris, Thanks for reporting! Here is the link: https://github.com/structureddynamics/Bibliographic

Hi Uldis, Forgot to ask you: what are you currently working on related to BIBO? Thanks, Fred

I'm in a hurry, so won't add much, except to say this case isn't specific to letters; it

Right Bruce. Thank you! Mariana terça-feira, 5 de Maio de 2015 às 19:01:37 UTC, Bruce D'Arcus

ORCID looks like it's here to stay as part of the bibliographic landscape. If you've not yet

Hi Dan, Sorry about that, and thanks for reporting. I just finished to clean the site and everything

Hi everyone! And apologies for cross posting! But this is intended this time. It might be obvious to

Not sure how Drupal works here, but that's the wrong namespace for bibo. On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at

Hi Zac, Bruce, I think I understand what Bruce means and I agree, a single article cannot be a bibo:

When I resolve the namespace for bibo I'm getting some weird results which seem to depend on the

nope, in this case fl indicates the years in which someone was known to be active, when the

As a stopgap solution; I've loaded the bibo ontology into our neologism server; http://neologism.

Hi all, please also consider Parrot [1,2], which is (from my point of view) the best ontology

Hi Everybody, All these conneg issues should now be fixed. Please confirm in works on all your

Standard prefixes save errors and confusion when people do cut-and-paste using your rdf as an

There seems to be an error in the BIBO OWL file: bibo:pageStart is said to be equivalent to prism:

Which spec are you looking at? See: http://bibliontology.com/content/article On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at

Hi Carsten Thanks for your response. Based on the examples, that is what I did. In the case of the

BibServer https://github.com/okfn/bibserver contains a reliable python parser of commonly available

Yes, I agree. This pattern is very good for richer vocabularies to adhere to. By extending basic,

If you don't assign URIs to elements, they can't be used as part of linked data. This is

On first glance, this new effort from the LoC seems really smart: http://www.loc.gov/marc/transition/

One possible solution would be to always export the "headline entry" with no language tag,

Brilliant - well done! David On 21/07/2012 10:36, Hammond, Tony wrote: Hi: > �It's correct

(Adding through group form as mail message bounced on me.) Hi: > It's correct to say that this

Bruce, I am back from the West Coast. What you say is essentially it, actually. From an RDFa