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8 September 2005

Bibliotheca Universalis papers, presentations

Filed under: Conferences, Papers — William Denton @ 7:34 am

For easy reference, here are all of the papers and presentations online from the Bibliotheca Universalis: How to Organize Chaos? conference last month.

Trond Aalberg, From MARC to FRBR: A Case Study in the Use of the FRBR Model on the BIBSYS Database (slides, PDF)
Tom Delsey, Modeling Subject Access: Refining and Extending the FRBR and FRAR Conceptual Models (slides, PDF)
Sirkka Havu, Conrad Gessner - Father of Bibliography (Word)
Erik Thorlund Jepsen, Structuring the Catalogue According to FRBR User Task: Utilizing Bibliographic Relationships Through Collocation and Linking (slides, PDF)
Jaana Kekäläinen, Is It Possible to Organise All Information? (slides, PDF)
Patrick Le Boeuf, Is It Possible to Organise All Information? Library Viewpoint (PDF), slides also available (PDF)
Erkki Lounasvuori, THP - Citizen’s Gateway to Information (slides, PDF)
Barbara Tillett, Bibliographic Universe Created by FRBR and FRAR (slides, PDF)
Maja Žumer, FRBR as Users’ Model (slides, PDF)

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