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"Ocupacción poética", un proyecto de iniciativa ciudadana: Sintonía e integración con los usuarios
No full textAngélica Lafuente Izquierdo, Mª del Carmen Monje Maté, Juan Carlos Ibáñez Angulo, Carlos Contreras Elvira, Susana Corullón Paredes, Víctor M. Arb
Música en la nube: adaptarse, renovarse o ¿morir?
No full textCelia García Gaitán, Lourdes Bermejo Martínez, Ana Mª González Osto, Mª Jesús Matías Iglesia
Escritura creativa y escritura digital en el marco de la Biblioteca Pública : el Taller de Narrativa Breve de la Biblioteca "Antonio Mingote"
No full textAna María Rodrigo Echalecu, en colaboración con José Mora Pichard
VuFind : nuevo catálogo 2.0 o social en la Red de Bibliotecas Municipales de San Sebastián
No full textAna Arbizu Pére
ANSI/NISO Z39.85 : The Dublin Core metadata element set
No full textDefine quince elementos de metadatos para la búsqueda de recursos en un entorno de información interdisciplinaria.NIS
R2RML: RDB to RDF mapping language
No full textEste documento describe R2RML un lenguaje para expresar las equivalencias personalizadas desde las bases de datos relacionales a los conjuntos de datos RDF. Tales equivalencias brindan la posibilidad de ver los datos relacionales existentes en el modelo de datos RDF, expresados en una estructura y vocabulario objetivo del mapeo elección del autor. Las equivalencias R2RML son ellos mismos grafos RDF y escritos en la sintaxis Turtle. R2RML permite diferentes tipos de implementaciones de equivalencias. Procesadores podrían, por ejemplo, ofrecer un punto final virtual de SPARQL sobre los datos relacionales equivalentes, generar vertederos de RDF u ofrecer una interfaz de Datos Enlazados.W3
ISO 27729 : Information and documentation -- International standard name identifier (ISNI)
No full textEsta norma es actualizada por una autoridad de registro: International Standard Name Identifier (Londres)La ISO 27729:2012 especifica la norma internacional de identificación de nombres (ISNI) para la identificación de las identidades públicas de las partes, es decir, las identidades utilizadas públicamente por las partes involucradas a través de las industrias de contenidos en las cadenas de creación, producción, gestión y contenidos de distribución.
El sistema ISNI identifica de forma exclusiva identidades a través de múltiples campos de actividad creativa y proporciona una herramienta para eliminar la ambigüedad de identidades públicas que de otro modo podrían ser confusas.
El ISNI no está diseñado para proporcionar un acceso directo a información completa acerca de una identidad pública, pero puede proporcionar enlaces a otros sistemas donde se desarrolle dicha información.IS
Real Decreto 257/2012, de 27 de enero, por el que se desarrolla la estructura orgánica básica del Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte
No full textMinisterio de Hacienda y Administraciones PúblicasReal decreto (estatal
Good practices and strategic recommendations on exchange formats applicable to the Registry Service for Libraries and Related Organizations (SERBER) in a context of open and linked data : Report
No full textThe Office of Library Co-ordination of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport (MECD) commissioned the company Infor@rea to draw up a study of the current situation and best practices regarding exchange formats for data to be published in the Registry Service for Libraries and Related Organizations (hereinafter SERBER). This study falls within the framework of the design and implementation of a strategic model for SERBER based on the ISO 2146:2010 standard.
Section 1 presents the conditions that the project imposes on the data publishing formats and the sources of information used for the study. The conditions include the need to deal in the long term with the data related to the five types of object of the ISO 2146:2010 conceptual model: in addition to the main class Registry Object , the subclasses Parties (persons and organizations), Activities, Collections, and Services. The data publishing formats are also limited to those within the open data framework. This section also outlines the three basic questions that the study seeks to answer: what are open standards, what specific formats meet the definition of open standards, and what open formats are suitable for the SERBER project?
Section 2 defines and delimits the open standard concept according to the European and national regulations on interoperability and reutilization of data in the public sector. These regulations also provide details of the circumstances in which non-open standards can be applied and the criteria for selecting standards.
Based on recommendations of national and international specialists, Section 3 considers the specific formats that meet the definition of open standards and the open formats that are suitable for the SERBER project. The three reference formats selected for the SERBER project are CSV, XML and RDF (with its various forms of serialization). RDF allows the incorporation of linked data formats, which requires thorough preliminary planning, including analysis and selection of appropriate vocabularies to describe data.
Section 4 presents the results of an exhaustive search and analysis of registry services and directories of libraries and related organizations worldwide that publish data using exchange formats. Ten cases of different types were identified and classified into three groups: registries of libraries and related organizations that apply ISO 2146:2010 and whose main object of description in the conceptual model are parties (persons and organizations); fully operational collection service registries that apply ISO 2146:2010 and whose main object of description in the conceptual model are collections; and finally directories that are designed on the basis of models different to ISO 2146:2010 and therefore do not apply its conceptual model.
The last two sections outline the recommendations for publishing open data of the SERBER project, expressed in two successive stages: Stage 1 (Section 5), in which the data will be published in two structured formats, CSV and XML; and the Stage 2 (Section 6), marked by the strategic transition to linked data in the context of the Semantic Web. Section 6 presents the specific steps to be carried out and the immediate benefits that would be obtained by the MECD