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MODS
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"titleInfo" is a wrapper element that contains all subelements related to title information. Data content is contained in subelements. <titleInfo> is repeated for each type attribute value. If multiple titles are recorded, repeat <titleInfo><title> for each. The language of the title may be indicated if desired using the xml:lang (RFC3066) or lang (3-character ISO 639-2 code) attributes. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for "titleInfo." They are enumerated below.
<title> <subTitle> <partNumber> <partName> <nonSort> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title> | |
"title" without the <titleInfo> type attribute is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 245, except that it does not include the entire title area dictated by AACR2. The statement of responsibility in MARC 21 field 245 is included in the <note> element with type="statement of responsibility," not in <title>. Elements considered part of the title that are separately subfielded in MARC 21 are included here unless they have a separate subelement. For instance, the General Material Designator (MARC 21 field 245 subfield $h) and form (MARC 21 field 245 subfield $k) may be included as part of the title, but a part name or number is included in the subelements below. When there is a subtitle, additional elements should follow the subelement for which it is appropriate (e.g., a part name or number may follow the title or the subtitle depending upon the situation). Dates may be recorded here only if considered part of the title (e.g., a date in a uniform title). (Publication dates are included under <originInfo>.) For parallel titles (i.e., equivalent titles in different languages), use separate <titleInfo><title> elements with type attribute="translated" for each parallel title. For non-collective titles by the same author (i.e. separate titles with no inclusive title for the collection), use separate <titleInfo><title> elements with no type attribute. |
<titleInfo> | |
<subTitle> | |
"subTitle" includes a subtitle when it is desired to include it as a separate element. Alternatively, it may be included as part of a title. It is equivalent to MARC 21 fields 242, 245, 246 subfield $b. |
<titleInfo> | |
<partNumber> | |
"partNumber" is used for a part or section number of a title. This is equivalent to MARC 21 fields 130, 240, 242, 243, 245, 246, 247, 730, 740 subfield $n. |
<titleInfo> | |
<partName> | |
"partName" is used for a part or section name of a title. This is equivalent to MARC 21 fields 130, 240, 242, 243, 245, 246, 247, 730, 740 subfield $p. |
<titleInfo> | |
<nonSort> | |
"nonSort" begin and end tags surround the nonfiling text which should not be regarded in sorting. It is equivalent to the new technique in MARC 21 that uses control characters to surround data disregarded for sorting. It is used for the same purpose as the nonfiling indicator value that indicates the number of characters disregarded for sorting. Punctuation may or may not be included within the non-sort value depending upon whether it is part of the sorting or non-sorting data. |
Examples
<titleInfo> | |||
<title>Bush Cheney</title> | |||
</titleInfo> | |||
<titleInfo> | |||
<title type="alternative" displayLabel="also known as:">Bush-Cheney 2000</title> | |||
</titleInfo> | |||
<titleInfo> | |||
<title type="alternative">George W. Bush for President</title> | |||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<nonSort>The</nonSort> | ||
<title>"winter mind"</title> | ||
<subtitle>William Bonk and American letters</subtitle> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Oklahoma</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Carousel</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>South Pacific</title> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo xml:lang="en"> | ||
<nonSort>The</nonSort> | ||
<title>man who would be king</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<titleInfo xml:lang="fr" type="translated"> | ||
<nonSort>L'</nonSort> | ||
<title>homme qui voulut être roi</title> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Focus on grammar </title> | ||
<subTitle>basic level</subTitle> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Parasitenkunde, Infektionkrankheiten und Hygiene</title> | ||
<partNumber>1. Abt. Originale</partNumber> | ||
<partNumber>Reihe B</partNumber> | ||
<partName>Hygiene. Krankenhaushygiene. Betriebshygiene, präventive Medizin</partName> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Annual report of notifiable diseases</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<titleInfo type="abbreviated"> | ||
<title>Annu. rep. notif. dis.</title> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo lang="rus" script="Latn" transliteration="Code to be determined "> | ||
<title>Geodezja i urzadzenia roline.</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<titleInfo type="translated" lang="eng"> | ||
<title>Land surveying and agriculture equipment</title> | ||
</titleInfo> |
<titleInfo type="uniform" authority="naf" xlink:href="http://www.loc.gov/sru-lccn/?query=n 93028706"> | ||
<title>Missale Carnotense</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
[Note: the value of xlink:href is purely illustrative; this link does not currently exist. It assumes establishing a namespace for Library of Congress Control Numbers (LCCN) and initiating a service to retrieve authority records.] |
<titleInfo type="alternative" displayLabel="Spine title"> | ||
<title>Science and public affairs</title> | ||
</titleInfo> |
"name" is a wrapper element for names associated with the resource. It is equivalent to the MARC 21 1XX and 7XX fields or Creator and Contributor in Dublin Core. If it is desired to indicate the concept of main entry, the <role> subelement may be used with the value "creator" (e.g. <role><roleTerm type="text">creator</roleTerm></role>. The type of name (personal, corporate, conference) may be indicated, although this is not required. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <name>. They are enumerated
below.
<namePart> <displayForm> <affiliation> <role> <description> |
<name> | |
<namePart> | |
"namePart" includes each part of the name that is parsed. Parsing is used to indicate a date associated with the name, to parse the parts of a corporate name (MARC 21 fields X10 subfields $a and $b), or to parse parts of a personal name if desired (into family and given name). The latter is not done in MARC 21. Names are expected to be in a structured form (e.g. surname, forename). |
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<name> | |
<displayForm> | |
"displayForm" is used to indicate the unstructured form of the name. It includes a name as given on the resource. For some applications, contractual agreements require that the form of the name provided on the resource be provided. This data is usually carried in MARC 21 field 245 subfield $c, although the latter may include other information in addition to the display form of the name. If part of an entire statement of responsibility, it may be indicated in a note (with type="statement of responsibility") along with any other text in the statement of responsibility and also repeated here if desired. |
<name> | |
<affiliation> | |
"affiliation" contains the name of an organization, institution, etc. with which the entity recorded in <name> was associated at the time that the resource was created. It may also contain other elements that are part of the affiliation, such as email address, street address, job title, etc. |
<name> | ||
<role> | ||
"role" is a wrapper element that may contain a value in coded or textual form. It is used to indicate the relationship (role) of the entity recorded in name in relation to the resource. <role> is equivalent to a MARC relator code or its textual form. |
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<name> | |
<description> | |
"description" may be used to give a textual description for a name when necessary, for example, to distinguish from other names. This element does not have a MARC 21 equivalent. |
Examples
<name type="personal"> | ||
<namePart type="termsOfAddress">Dr.</namePart> | ||
<namePart>Brown, B. F.</namePart> | ||
<affiliation>Chemistry Dept., American University</affiliation> | ||
<role> | ||
<roleTerm type="text">creator</roleTerm> | ||
<roleTerm type="code">cre</roleTerm> | ||
</role> | ||
<role> | ||
<roleTerm type="text">author</roleTerm> | ||
<roleTerm type="code">aut</roleTerm> | ||
</role> | ||
</name> |
<name> | ||
<namePart>Abrams, Michael</namePart> | ||
<description>American artist, 20th c.</description> | ||
</name> |
<name type="personal"> | ||
<namePart>Alterman, Eric</namePart> | ||
<displayForm>Eric Alterman</displayForm> | ||
<role> | ||
<roleTerm type="text">creator</roleTerm> | ||
<roleTerm type="code">cre</roleTerm> | ||
</role> | ||
</name> |
<name type="personal"> | ||
<namePart type="given">John</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="family">Huston</namePart> | ||
<role> | ||
<roleTerm type="code" authority="marcrelator">drt</roleTerm> | ||
<roleTerm type="text" authority="marcrelator">director</roleTerm> | ||
</role> | ||
</name> |
<name type="personal"> | ||
<namePart type="given">John Paul</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="termsOfAddress">II</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="termsOfAddress">Pope</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="date">1920-</namePart> | ||
</name> |
<name type="conference"> | ||
<namePart>International Workshop on Plasma-Based Ion Implantation (1993 : University of Wisconsin--Madison)</namePart> | ||
</name> |
<name type="personal"> | ||
<namePart type="given">Jack</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="family">May</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="termsOfAddress">I</namePart> | ||
<description lang="eng">District Commissioner</description> | ||
<description lang="fre">Préfet de région</description> | ||
</name> |
<name type="corporate"> | ||
<namePart>United States</namePart> | ||
<namePart>Court of Appeals (2nd Circuit)</namePart> | ||
</name> |
<name type="conference"> | ||
<namePart>Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920)</namePart> | ||
</name> |
<name type="personal" authority="naf"> | ||
<namePart>Woolf, Virginia</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="date">1882-1941</namePart> | ||
</name> |
"typeOfResource" is generally equivalent to the type of record codes in MARC 21 Leader/06 in that it differentiates the resource being described as to content type. A controlled list of textual values are used. Attributes are used to further indicate whether the resource is a collection (i.e. an aggregation of items, designated in MARC 21 in Leader/07 Bibliographic level) or manuscript in nature (designated in MARC 21 as a separate Leader/06 code that combines the manuscript property with a resource type). This element includes a high-level type that categorizes the material in a general way. More specific typing is done in the <genre> element. The attributes "collection" and "manuscript" are associated with a specific value used in <typeOfResource>. For example, a MODS object which consists of a collection of maps with associated text would be represented by two instances of <typeOfResource>. The first would be "cartographic" with attribute collection="yes," and the second would be "text" (with no attribute). |
Attributes
Values
The following values may be used with <typeOfResource>:
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <typeOfResource>.
Examples
<titleInfo> | |
<nonSort>The </nonSort> | |
<title>new naval and military map of the United States</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>cartographic</typeOfResource> | |
<genre>map</genre> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title>Camp Council meeting; speech by Dewey Rodgers</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>sound recording-nonmusical</typeOfResource> | |
<genre authority="marcgt">speech</genre> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title>Glove</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<physicalDescription> | |
<form authority="gmd">[sound recording]</form> | |
</physicalDescription> | |
<typeOfResource>sound recording-musical</typeOfResource> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title>[Portrait of Django Reinhardt, Aquarium, New York, N.Y., ca. Nov. 1946]</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>still image</typeOfResource> |
<titleInfo> | |
<nonSort>The</nonSort> | |
<title>battle-cry of freedom</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>notated music</typeOfResource> | |
<genre>sheet music</genre> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title> Collection relating to A. E.Housman</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource manuscript="yes" collection="yes">mixed material</typeOfResource> | |
<abstract>Correspondence, manuscripts, typescripts, galley and page proofs, newspaper clippings, printed material, monographs, and musical scores pertaining primarily to Richards's biography of A. E. Housman titled Housman, 1896-1936 (1941) </abstract> |
<titleInfo><title>Fifty years of Coca-Cola advertising </titleInfo></title> |
<typeOfResource>moving image</typeOfResource> |
<genre>motion picture</genre> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title>Cannon ball</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>three dimensional object</typeOfResource> |
<titleInfo> | |
<title>Google</title> | |
</titleInfo> | |
<typeOfResource>software, multimedia</typeOfResource> | |
<genre authority="marcgt">online system or service</genre> | |
<genre>search engine</genre> |
"genre" contains a category that characterizes a particular style, form, or content, such as artistic, musical, literary composition, etc. Terms used in this element give more specificity than the broad terms used in <typeOfResource>. The terms may be from a controlled list with a designation of the authoritative list used in the authority attribute, or it may be an uncontrolled term. If no authority is specified, it is assumed that the term is uncontrolled. |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <genre>.
Examples
<genre authority="rbgenr">HymnalsGermany</genre>
<genre authority="marcgt">folktale</genre>
<genre>rock music</genre>
"originInfo" is a wrapper element that contains all subelements related to publication and origination information. It includes place of origin or publication, publisher/originator, all dates associated with the resource, and issuance information. Data is only input within each subelement. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <originInfo>. They are
enumerated below.
<place> |
<originInfo> | |
<place> | |
"place" is a wrapper element for placeTerm to indicate place of publication/origin. Places as subjects are included under <subject><geographic> or <subject><hierarchicalGeographic>. <place> is used in connection with the origin of a resource, i.e., publication, issuance, etc. |
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Subelement <placeTerm> Attributes:
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<originInfo>
<publisher> "publisher" includes the name of a publisher/originator or statement about publication/origin. It is equivalent to MARC 21 field 260 subfield $b. |
Dates
Note that there is no wrapper element for dates.
<originInfo>
<dateIssued> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<dateCreated> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<dateCaptured> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<dateValid> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<dateModified> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<copyrightDate> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<dateOther> Attributes
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<originInfo>
<edition> |
<originInfo>
<issuance> "issuance" designates how the resource is issued. It is equivalent to those values in MARC 21 Leader/07 that designate issuance characteristics. "Collection, which designates an aggregation level is included in the collection attribute in the <typeOfResource> element. <issuance> may be used with the following values:
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<originInfo>
<frequency> "frequency" contains a statement of publication frequency in a textual form. |
Examples
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="code" authority="marccountry">dcu</placeTerm> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Washington, DC</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Library of Congress, Cataloging Distribution Service, in collaboration with Follett Software Company</publisher> | ||
<dateIssued>2003</dateIssued> | ||
<edition>7th ed.</edition> | ||
<issuance>monographic</issuance> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<copyrightDate encoding="iso8601">20000122</copyrightDate> | ||
<dateCaptured encoding="iso8601">20010712</dateCaptured> | ||
<issuance>continuing</issuance> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<dateValid encoding="iso8601" point="start">20011008</dateValid> | ||
<dateValid encoding="iso8601" point="end">20011027</dateValid> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Milan</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>F. Lucca</publisher> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Florence</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Ducci</publisher> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Chiasso</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Euterpe Ticinese</publisher> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Naples</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Girard et C.</publisher> | ||
<dateIssued>between 1856 and 1862</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="start">1856</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="end">1862</dateIssued> | ||
<issuance>monographic</issuance> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="code" authority="marccountry">nyu</placeTerm> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">New York</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Published for the American Vacuum Society by the American Institute of Physics</publisher> | ||
<dateIssued>1994</dateIssued> | ||
<issuance>monographic</issuance> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<dateModified encoding="iso8601">20031008</dateModified> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | |
<dateCreated keyDate="yes">1972-10-08</dateCreated> | |
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="code" authority="iso3166">usa</placeTerm> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">United States</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<dateIssued>1975</dateIssued> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="code" authority="marccountry">dcu</placeTerm> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">[Washington, D.C</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Library of Congress</publisher> | ||
<dateIssued>1998-]</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="start">1998</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="end">9999</dateIssued> | ||
<issuance>monographic</issuance> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | ||
<place> | ||
<placeTerm type="code" authority="marccountry">cau</placeTerm> | ||
<placeTerm type="text">Menlo Park, CA</placeTerm> | ||
</place> | ||
<publisher>Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities</publisher> | ||
<dateIssued>-1988</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="start">1985</dateIssued> | ||
<dateIssued encoding="marc" point="end">1988</dateIssued> | ||
<issuance>continuing</issuance> | ||
<frequency>annual</frequency> | ||
</originInfo> |
<originInfo> | |
<dateOther point="start">20011008</dateOther> | |
<dateOther point="end">20011027</dateOther> | |
</originInfo> |
Language can also be expressed in conjunction with
each element in
a MODS encoding by means of the xml:lang and/or lang attributes;
see section on language
for more information. <languageOfCataloging> under <recordInfo> is used to give the language of the metadata in the record as a whole. This is not the language of a resource, but of the record metadata. |
<languageTerm> | |
"languageTerm" contains the language(s) of the content of the resource. It 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 content is textual. (Alternatively, instead of using a textual form, the content may be in coded form with an authority attribute, and an XSLT stylesheet may be used to translate the code into a textual form.) If there is more than one representation of the same language, <languageTerm> is repeated. If the content of the resource is in more than one language, <language> is repeated. |
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Attributes:
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Examples
<language> | |
<languageTerm type="code" authority="rfc3066">en</languageTerm> | |
</language> |
<language> | |
<languageTerm type="code" authority="iso639-2b">fre</languageTerm> | |
</language> | |
[An XSLT stylesheet could be applied to transform
this code to: ] Language: French |
<language> | |
<languageTerm type="text">Italian</languageTerm> | |
</language> |
<language> | |
<languageTerm type="code" authority="iso639-2b">eng<languageTerm> | |
</language> | |
<language> | |
<languageTerm type="code" authority="iso639-2b">fre<languageTerm> | |
</language> | |
[The resource contains both English and French text] |
"physicalDescription" is a wrapper element that contains all subelements relating to physical description information of the resource described. Data is only input within each subelement. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <physicalDescription>.
They are enumerated below.
<form> <reformattingQuality> <internetMediaType> <extent> <digitalOrigin> <note> |
<physicalDescription>
<form> Attribute
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<physicalDescription>
<reformattingQuality> "reformattingQuality" includes an overall assessment of the physical quality of an electronic resource in relation to its intended use. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 007/13 (ER). The following values may be used:
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<physicalDescription>
<internetMediaType> "internetMediaType" specifies the identification of the electronic format type, or the data representation of the resource, such as text/html, ASCII, Postscript file, executable application or JPEG image. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 856 subfield $q. The <internetMediaType> value is generally taken from a controlled list, especially from the Internet Media types (MIME types) (see: www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/index.html for a complete list). The element may also include local x-types. |
<physicalDescription>
<extent> "extent" includes information about the extent of a resource. It may be used with electronic resources, e.g. digitized collection of slides, to show how many slides constitute the resource. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 fields 300 subfields $a, $b, $c, and $e and 306 subfield $a. |
<physicalDescription>
<digitalOrigin> "digitalOrigin" designates whether a digital resource is born digital or reformatted digital. It does not exist in the MARC 21 formats, however, it is beneficial in the description of digital materials. The following values may be used:
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<physicalDescription>
<note> Attributes
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Examples
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<form authority="marcform">electronic</form> | |
<digitalOrigin>born digital</digitalOrigin> | |
<reformattingQuality>access</reformattingQuality> | |
<internetMediaType>text/html</internetMediaType> | |
</physicalDescription> |
<physicalDescription> | |
<note type="organization">Fixed-length, nonhierarchical; Month by carrier code and flight number</note> | |
</physicalDescription> |
<physicalDescription> | |
<extent>7" x 9"</extent> | |
<note displayLabel="Location within resource">Between entry for April 7 and April 19, 1843</note> | |
</physicalDescription> |
<physicalDescription> | |
<form authority="marcform">print</form> | |
<extent>ill., music ; 26 cm</extent> | |
<reformattingQuality>replacement</reformattingQuality> | |
</physicalDescription> |
<physicalDescription> | |
<extent>1 sound disc (56 min.) : digital ; 3/4 in.</extent> | |
</physicalDescription> |
"abstract" contains a summary of a resource. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 520. A link may be supplied in lieu of or in addition to the content. |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <abstract>.
Examples
<abstract xlink:href= "http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/abstract/cchrie98.htm"/>
<abstract>Describes the results of an ongoing evaluation of State activity relating to improvement of criminal records. Activities reviewed include upgrading of accuracy and completeness of records, automation, implementation of positive identification procedures and procedures for responding to firearm background check inquiries. The report describes the nature of activities initiated, time until completion, and impact on availability of records. Characteristics of individual states are represented in some areas. The document was prepared by Queues Enforth Development under BJS award 95-RU-RX-K002. 2/00 NCJ 179768</abstract>
<abstract xml:lang="fr" xlink:href= "http://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=808.html"> A la fin du XIXème siècle, Rudyard Kipling, un jeune journaliste installé en Inde, fait la connaissance de Daniel Dravot et de Peachy Carnehan, deux anciens sergents de l'armée britannique à la recherche de la fortune et de la gloire. Après un long et périlleux voyage via l'Afghanistan, ces derniers pénètrent dans une contrée sauvage, le Kafristan, où des villageois sont en guerre contre une ville rivale. Tous deux s'engagent dans la bataille.Au cours des combats, Dravot reçoit une flèche en pleine poitrine, mais continue à lutter. En réalité, la flèche s'est plantée dans la catouchière. Mais aux yeux du peuple, il passe pour un être surnaturel, le dieu Sikander, fils d'Alexandre le Grand. Après ce miracle supposé, Dravot est proclamé roi du Kafristan et bénéficie de la puissance absolue. Mais le pouvoir peut corrompre même le meilleur des hommes.</abstract>
<abstract xlink:href="http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/CurrentCites/2003/cc03.14.3.html" displayLabel="Review">Written in a rather whimsical style, this short article makes a serious statement about the direction in which libraries are evolving. The word 'library' may eventually be dropped from our vocabulary, to be replaced by the 'idea store'. Books are being displaced by computers, multimedia content, playgrounds, thematic displays, and cafes. This is proving extremely propular, given the surge in client population. The library locales mentioned are local, however, the transformation of libraries is universal. </abstract>
"tableOfContents" contains contents notes for a resource. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 505. A link may be supplied in lieu of or in addition to the content. If a more structured and rich table of contents is needed, use <relatedItem> with type="constituent". |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <tableOfContents>.
Examples
<tableOfContents>A suitable tone ; Left hand colouring ; Rhythm and accent ; Tempo ; Flexibility ; Ornaments -- Sonata in D major, op. V, no. 1 / Corelli -- Sonata in G minor / Purcell (with Robert Donington, gamba) -- Forlane from Concert royal no. 3 / Couperin</tableOfContents> |
<tableOfContents xlink:href= "http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/99176484.html"/> </tableOfContents> |
<tableOfContents displayLabel="Chapters included in book">Bluegrass odyssey -- Hills of Tennessee -- Sassafrass -- Muddy river -- Take your shoes off Moses -- Don't let Smokey Mountain smoke get in your eyes -- Farewell party -- Faded love -- Super sonic bluegrass -- Old love letters -- Will the circle be unbroken</tableOfContents> |
<tableOfContents type="partial contents">Baptisms, 1816-1872 --Church members, 1816-1831 --History of the Second Presbyterian Church of West Durham</tableOfContents> |
<tableOfContents>Who made Web sites? What could people do? Search the archive Visit this site Analysis The September 11 Web Sphere </tableOfContents> |
"targetAudience" describes the intellectual level of the audience for which the resource is intended. When more than one target audience is recorded, the element is repeated. Either a controlled list of values or free text may be used. |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <targetAudience>.
Examples
<targetAudience authority="marctarget">adolescent</targetAudience> |
<targetAudience authority="marctarget">adult</targetAudience> |
<targetAudience>kindergarten</targetAudience> |
<targetAudience authority="marctarget">juvenile</targetAudience> | |
<targetAudience authority="marctarget">adolescent</targetAudience> | |
[Resource contains information targeted to both juvenile and adolescent audiences] |
"note" contains any note relating to a resource. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 fields 5XX. A link may be supplied in lieu of or in addition to the content. Each note should be entered in a separate element. Notes relating to physical description aspects of a resource should be recorded in the <note> subelement of <physicalDescription>. |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <note>.
Examples
<note type="performers">Anne Baxter (Louise), Maria Perschy (Angela), Gustavo Rojo (Bill), Reginald Gilliam (Mr. Johnson), [Catherine Elliot?] (Aunt Sallie), Ben Tatar (waiter)</note>
<note type="statement of responsibility">written by Burt Kimmelman</note>
<note>Based on a play which originally appeared in France as "Un peu plus tard, un peu plus tôt"</note>
<note type="historical" displayLabel="Historical note:" xlink:href=" http://www.mnhs.org/library/findaids/80881.html">The Faribault State School and Hospital provided care, treatment, training, and a variety of other services to mentally retarded individuals and their families. It was operated by the State of Minnesota from 1879 to 1998 under different administrative structures and with different names. A more detailed history of the Hospital may be found at:</note>
"subject" is a wrapper tag that binds together subelements. If the subject is a controlled heading from an authoritative list, use the authority attribute to indicate the authority. If it is not desired to parse the subject subelements, use <subject><topic> and a string. If no authority attribute is present, the data is assumed to be an uncontrolled term. Repeat the subject for each subject string. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <subject>. They are enumerated
below.
<topic> <geographic> <temporal> <titleInfo> <name> <hierarchicalGeographic> <cartographics> <geographicCode> <occupation> |
<subject>
<topic> "topic" is used as the tag for any topical subjects that are not appropriate in the <geographic>, <temporal>, <titleInfo>, or <name> subelements. If there is an uncontrolled term, <topic> is used (since <subject> is a binding element). <topic> is equivalent to MARC 21 fields 650 and 6XX subfields $x and $v (with authority attribute defined) and MARC 21 field 653 with no authority attribute. Note that form subdivisions in LCSH are coded as <topic> because it was felt that the distinction was too difficult to make. |
<subject>
<geographic> "geographic" is used for geographic subject terms that are not parsed as hierarchical geographics. If the geographic name is part of a corporate body (i.e., United States. Senate), it is coded as <name>, not <geographic>. <geographic> is equivalent to MARC 21 field 651 and 6XX subfield $z. |
<subject>
<temporal> Attributes
|
<subject>
<titleInfo> "titleInfo" includes a title used as a subject. All subelements and attributes used under the top-level element <titleInfo> may be used with this subelement. An authority attribute may also be used at this level if desired, in addition to at the highest level (under <subject>). Equivalent to MARC 21 field 630. |
<subject>
<name> "name" includes a name used as a subject. All subelements and attributes used under the top-level element <name> may be used. An authority attribute may also be used at this level if desired in addition to at the highest level (under <subject>). Equivalent to MARC 21 fields 600, 610, 611. |
<subject>
<hierarchicalGeographic> Subelements The following subelements are defined for <hierarchicalGeographic>. They are enumerated below. In general, use the term most commonly used in the original language or its translation for the geographic entity. First order political divisions may have different terms depending on the country. For instance, first order political divisions in the U.S. are states; in Canada provinces; in United Kingdom, England, Scotland and Wales are countries and next order divisions (e.g. Yorkshire) are counties. |
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<continent> <country> <province> <region> <state> <territory> <county> <city> <island> <area> |
<subject>
<cartographics> Subelements The following subelements are defined for <cartographics>. They are enumerated below. |
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<coordinates> <coordinates> <scale> <projection> |
<subject>
<geographicCode> A geographic code that represents the same entity as a term in <geographic> is included within the same <subject> element. Attribute
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<subject>
<occupation> |
Examples
<subject> | ||
<cartographics> | ||
<scale>1:22,000,000</scale> | ||
</cartographics> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<occupation>Migrant laborers</occupation> | ||
<topic>School district case files</topic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<country>Canada</country> | ||
<province>British Columbia</province> | ||
<city>Vancouver</city> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<cartographics> | ||
<coordinates>E 72°--E 148°/N 13°--N 18°</coordinates> | ||
<scale>1:22,000,000</scale> | ||
<projection>Conic proj</projection> | ||
</cartographics> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<cartographics> | ||
<scale>Scale [1:6,336,000]. 1" = 100 miles. Vertical scale [1:192,000]. 1/16" = approx. 1000'</scale> | ||
</cartographics> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<name type="personal" authority="naf"> | ||
<namePart>Woolf, Virginia</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="date">1882-1941</namePart> | ||
</name> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | |
<topic>Real property--Mississippi--Tippah County--Maps</topic> | |
</subject> | |
[Alternatively, may be encoded as the following (an XSLT stylesheet may be used to generate hyphens in the string for display):] |
<subject> | |
<occupation>Anthropologists</occupation> | |
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | |
<topic>Real property</topic> | |
<geographic>Mississippi</geographic> | |
<geographic>Tippah County</geographic> | |
<topic>Maps</topic> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<titleInfo type="uniform" authority="naf"> | ||
<title>Missale Carnotense</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | ||
<name> | ||
<namePart>Garcia Lorca, Federico</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="date">1898-1936</namePart> | ||
</name> | ||
<topic>in fiction, drama, poetry, etc.</topic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<geographicCode authority="marcgac">n-us-md</geographicCode> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<geographicCode authority="iso3166">us</geographicCode> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<country>France</country> | ||
<state>Doubs</state> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<country>France</country> | ||
<region>Franche Comté</region> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcshac"> | |
<topic>Iron founding</topic> | |
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | |
<topic>Registers of births, etc</topic> | |
<geographic>Massachusetts</geographic> | |
<geographic>Springfield</geographic> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<country>United States</country> | ||
<state>Kansas</state> | ||
<county>Butler</county> | ||
<city>Augusta</city> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<area>Intercontinental areas (Western Hemisphere)</area> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="lctgm"> | |
<topic>Educational buildings</topic> | |
<geographic>Washington (D.C.)</geographic> | |
<temporal>1890-1910</temporal> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | |
<temporal encoding="iso8601">197505</temporal> | |
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | |
<topic>Musicology</topic> | |
<topic>Data processing</topic> | |
<topic>Periodicals</topic> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<region>Arctic Ocean</region> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="lcsh"> | |
<topic>Bluegrass music</topic> | |
<temporal>1971-1980</temporal> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | ||
<hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<territory>British Indian Ocean Territory</territory> | ||
</hierarchicalGeographic> | ||
<cartographics> | ||
<coordinates>6 00 S, 71 30 E</coordinates> | ||
</cartographics> | ||
</subject> |
<subject authority="ericd"> | |
<topic>Career Exploration</topic> | |
</subject> |
<subject authority="rvm"> | |
<topic>Église catholique</topic> | |
<topic>Histoire</topic> | |
<temporal>20e siècle</temporal> | |
</subject> |
<subject> | |
<topic>Learning disabilities</topic> | |
</subject> |
"classification" contains the classification number of a resource. It may also include the full call number if desired. This is equivalent to MARC fields 050-08X, subfields $a and $b. |
Attributes
There are no subelements defined for <classification>.
Examples
<classification authority="lcc">JK609.M2</classification>
<classification authority="cacodoc">CA2 PQ C07 81P52</classification>
<classification authority="lcc">TH6493</classification>
<classification authority="ddc" edition="11">683</classification>
"relatedItem" gives information that identifies a related resource. The specific type of relationship is generally included as a value of the type attribute and is a controlled list of types enumerated in the schema. <relatedItem> is a container element under which any MODS element may be used as a subelement. It is thus fully recursive. <relatedItem> is equivalent to several fields in MARC 21. It includes the following:
Since <relatedItem> may include any MODS element as a subelement, it may describe a constituent item if that is desired. This may be suitable, for instance, for complex objects that require specific descriptive information for constituent parts, but that are considered intellectually one object (e.g. a CD with several tracks, digitized or analog). Many of the MODS elements used here as subelements have mappings in the MARC 21 76X-78X fields, while others do not. |
Attributes
Since any MODS element may be used under <relatedItem>, the following subelements may be used. See the definitions in the guidelines under applicable top-level elements. Although all MODS elements are defined here, for purposes of interoperability, deep recursion may be counter-productive.
<titleInfo>
<name>
<typeOfResource>
<genre>
<originInfo>
<language>
<physicalDescription>
<abstract>
<tableOfContents>
<targetAudience>
<note>
<subject>
<classification>
<relatedItem>
<identifier>
<location>
<accessCondition>
<extension>
<recordInfo>
<part> (with <relatedItem
type="host"> only)
"part" contains data to enable detailed coding for generating citations about the location of a part within a host/parent item. It is only used when the related item type attribute is "host" and may be in either parsed or textual form. <part> is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 field 773, subfields $g (Relationship information) and $q (Enumeration and first page), but allows for additional parsing of data. |
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <part>. They are enumerated below.
<detail> <extent> <date> <text> |
<part>
<detail> Attributes
Subelements
|
<extent> Attribute
Subelements
|
<date> Attributes
|
<text> "text" contains unparsed information in textual form about location within the host item. It is equivalent to MARC 21 field 773 subfield $g. |
Examples
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>William P. Gottlieb Collection</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<relatedItem type="constituent"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>[Portrait of Charlie Parker and Tommy Potter, Three Deuces, New York, N.Y., ca. Oct. 1947]</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<name> | ||
<namePart>Gottlieb, William P.</namePart> | ||
<namePart type="date">1917-</namePart> | ||
</name> | ||
<identifier type="local">LC-GLB23-0542</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>The dancer's guide and ball-roomcompanion</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<relatedItem type="host" displayLabel="Parent"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<nonSort>The</nonSort> | ||
<title>American ballroom companion [computer file] :</title> | ||
<subtitle>dance instruction manuals, ca. 1600-1920 /</subtitle> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="lccn">98801326</identifier> | ||
<identifier type="uri">http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/dihome.html</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="isReferencedBy"> | |||
<titleInfo> | |||
<title>Luck</title> | |||
</titleInfo> | |||
<name type="personal"> | |||
<namePart>Frederick, John</namePart> | |||
</name> | |||
<originInfo> | |||
<place> | |||
<placeTerm type="text">Argosy</placeTerm> | |||
</place> | |||
<dateIssued>1919</dateIssued> | |||
</originInfo> | |||
</relatedItem> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Jay Robinson for Governor</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<relatedItem type="host"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Election 2002 Web Archive</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="uri">http://www.loc.gov/minerva/collect/elec2002/</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="host"> | ||||
<titleInfo> | ||||
<title>Post-Fordism</title> | ||||
<subTitle>A Reader</subTitle> | ||||
</titleInfo> | ||||
<name type="personal"> | ||||
<namePart type="given">Ash</namePart> | ||||
<namePart type="family">Amin</namePart> | ||||
<role> | ||||
<roleTerm type="text">editor</roleTerm> | ||||
</role> | ||||
</name> | ||||
<originInfo> | ||||
<dateIssued>1994</dateIssued> | ||||
<publisher>Blackwell Publishers</publisher> | ||||
<place> | ||||
<placeTerm type="text">Oxford</placeTerm> | ||||
</place> | ||||
</originInfo> | ||||
<part> | ||||
<extent unit="page"> | ||||
<start>23</start> | ||||
<end>45</end> | ||||
</extent> | ||||
</part> | ||||
</relatedItem> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Directory of computer assisted research in musicology</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<relatedItem type="succeeding"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Computing in musicology</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="issn">1057-9478</identifier> | ||
<identifier type="lccn">(DLC) 91656596</identifier> | ||
<identifier type="local">(OCoLC)21202412</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="otherVersion"> | ||
<titleInfo type="uniform"> | ||
<title>Modern maturity (NRTA edition)</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="lccn">sn 84010086</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="host"> | |||
<titleInfo> | |||
<title>International Journal of Urban and Regional Research</title> | |||
</titleInfo> | |||
<part> | |||
<detail type="volume"> | |||
<number>24</number> | |||
</detail> | |||
<detail type="issue"> | |||
<number>2</number> | |||
<caption>no.</caption> | |||
</detail> | |||
<extent unit="page"> | |||
<start>361</start> | |||
<end>378</end> | |||
</extent> | |||
<date>2000</date> | |||
</part> | |||
</relatedItem> |
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Annali di geofisica</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<relatedItem type="preceding"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Annales de géophysique</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="issn">0003-4029</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="series"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Collection africaine</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="related"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Mashinovedenie</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="local">(DLC)###90646274#</identifier> | ||
<identifier type="local">(OCoLC)6258868</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
<relatedItem type="otherFormat"> | ||
<titleInfo> | ||
<title>Americas</title> | ||
</titleInfo> | ||
<identifier type="issn">0003-1615</identifier> | ||
<identifier type="local">(OCoLC)8370205</identifier> | ||
</relatedItem> |
"identifier" contains a unique standard number or code which distinctively identifies a resource. It includes manifestation, expression and work level identifiers. <identifier> should be repeated for each applicable identifier recorded, including invalid and canceled identifiers. This is roughly equivalent to MARC fields 010, 020, 022, 024, 856 |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <identifier>.
Examples
<identifier type="music publisher">N.M. 275 Nova Music</identifier>
<identifier type="isbn" invalid="yes">0877780116</identifier>
<identifier type="lccn">##2001336783</identifier>
<identifier type="uri" displayLabel="Electronic resource (JPEG)">http://susdl.fcla.edu/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/~fdl/fdlcgi?FA00000011%2F.jpg</identifier>
<identifier type="doi">doi:10.1006/jmbi.1995.0238</identifier>
<identifier type="uri">http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.law/llst.072</identifier>
<identifier type="uri" displayLabel="Active site"> http://www.georgewbush.com/</identifier>
<identifier type="uri" displayLabel="Essays from annual reports">http://woodrow.mpls.frb.fed.us/publs/ar/index.html</identifier>
<identifier type="hdl">hdl:loc.pnp/cph.3c30104</identifier>
"location" identifies the institution, repository holding the resource or a remote location in form of a URL from which it is available. |
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <location>. They are enumerated below.
<physicalLocation> | |
<url> |
<location>
<physicalLocation> <physicalLocation> is equivalent to MARC 21 field 852 subfields $a, $b, $j, and $e. If information equivalent to these subfields is included, it is given in a string and is not parsed. Fuller holdings information may be included in the MODS <extension> element using an established XML holdings schema. Data encoded in <location> in MODS version 2 are recorded here. Attributes
|
<location>
<url> Attributes
|
Examples
<location> | |
<physicalLocation authority="marcorg">DLC MicRR Microfilm 82/528 MicRR</physicalLocation> | |
</location> |
<location> | |
<physicalLocation>Library of Congress Manuscript Division</physicalLocation> | |
</location> |
<location> | |
<physicalLocation displayLabel="Correspondence">National Archives and Records Service. Genealogical Research Recording. Pennsylvania Ave. at 8th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. USA </physicalLocation> | |
</location> |
<location> | |
<url displayLabel="French version">http://www.cgiar.org/ifpri/reports/0297rpt/0297-ft.htm</url> | |
</location> |
<location> | |
<url dateLastAccessed="2004-01-27">http://www.loc.gov/marc/</url> | |
</location> |
"accessCondition" contains information about restrictions imposed on access to a resource. It is roughly equivalent to MARC 21 fields 506 and 540. A link may be supplied in lieu of or in addition to the content. |
Attributes
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <accessCondition>.
Examples
<accessCondition>Classified under national security provisions; Department of Defense; Title 50, chapter 401, U.S.C</accessCondition>
<accessCondition type="restrictionOnAcces">Restricted: cannot be viewed until 2010; Members of donor's family</accessCondition>
<accessCondition type="useAndReproduction">Literary rights of Carrie Chapman Catt have been dedicated to the public</accessCondition>
<accessCondition type="useAndReproduction" xlink:href="http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/273_brum.html"/>Rights status not evaluated. For general information see "Copyright and Other Restrictions". </accessCondition>
<accessCondition type="useAndReproduction" displayLabel="Restricted">Copying allowed only for non- profit organizations</accessCondition>
"extension" is used to provide for additional information not covered by MODS. It may be used for elements that are local to the creator of the data, similar to MARC 21 9XX fields. In addition, it may be used to extend MODS for various purposes when another XML schema may handle the type of information. For instance, holdings information for the resource may be included in <extension> with a link to an XML holdings schema (such as the Z39.50 XML Holdings Schema). |
Attributes
There are no attributes defined for <extension>.
Subelements
There are no subelements defined for <extension>.
Examples
<extension xmlns:dcterms="http://purl.org/dc/terms/" > | |
<dcterms:modified>2003-03-24</dcterms:modified> | |
</extension> | |
[Uses extension element to include a Dublin Core element for date resource was modified.] | |
[Alternatively, the XML definition may be at the top of the document.] |
<extension><holdingsStructure xmlns: "http://www.portia.dk/zholdings/Holdings7/ HoldingsSchema7EsnC2"> |
|
<holdingsStatement-4> | |
<holdingsSiteLocation-6 institutionOrSiteId-27="TxDaS"> | |
<subLocation-35 institutionOrSiteId-27="North Library"/> | |
</holdingsSiteLocation-6> | |
<localHoldings-10> | |
<copyView-12 copyNotes-74="arranged on shelf by title"> | |
</copySummaryEnumeration-62> | |
<primaryEnum-87> | |
<unstructured>v 1-24 1994-2000</unstructured> | |
</primaryEnum-87> | |
</copySummaryEnumeration-62> | |
</copyView-12> | |
</localHoldings-10> | |
</holdingsStatement-4> | |
</holdingsStructure></extension> | |
[Uses extension element to include holdings information about a journal using the Z39.50 XML Holdings schema] |
"recordInfo" is a wrapper element that contains subelements relating to information necessary for managing metadata. Data is only input within each subelement. |
Attributes
Subelements
The following subelements are defined for <recordInfo>. They are
enumerated below.
<recordContentSource> <recordCreationDate> <recordChangeDate> <recordIdentifier> <recordOrigin> <languageOfCataloging> |
<recordInfo>
<recordContentSource> Attribute
|
<recordInfo>
<recordCreationDate> Attributes
|
<recordInfo>
<recordChangeDate> Attributes
|
<recordInfo>
<recordIdentifier> Attribute
|
<recordInfo>
<recordOrigin> |
<recordInfo>
<languageOfCataloging> Attribute
|
Examples
<recordInfo> | |
<recordCreationDate encoding="marc">030211</recordCreationDate> | |
</recordInfo> |
<recordInfo> | |
<recordCreationDate>October 8, 2002</recordCreationDate> | |
<recordOrigin>machine generated</recordOrigin> | |
</recordInfo> |
<recordInfo> | |
<recordContentSource authority="marcorg">DLC</recordContentSource> | |
</recordInfo> |
<recordInfo> | |
<recordContentSource>Library of Congress</recordContentSource> | |
</recordInfo> |
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