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The world’s libraries. Connected. Richard Wallis Technology Evangelist OCLC @rjw Linked Data for Libraries: Great Progress but what is the benefit? SWIB 2013 – Hamburg – 26 th November 2013

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Presentation to the Semantic Web in Libraries (SWIB13) Conference in Hamburg - 26th November 2013

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Page 1: Linked Data for Libraries:  Great progress, but what is the benefit?

The world’s libraries. Connected.

Richard WallisTechnology Evangelist

OCLC@rjw

Linked Data for Libraries: Great Progress but what is the benefit?

SWIB 2013 – Hamburg – 26th November 2013

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Further access to the world’s information

Reduce the rate of rise of library costs

72,035 libraries in 170 countries

The OCLC cooperative: a nonprofit, membership organization

OCLC serves libraries

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

300+ million bibliographic records

2+ billion holdings

980million records38 million items

(Institutional repositories, Google, HathiTrust, OAIster)

Bibliographic information in

WorldCat

Licensed digital content/articles in library collections

Digitized local library content

Representing the collective collection in WorldCat Local and WorldCat.org

As of 11 June 2013

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

30 June 2012

60.2%

Total RecordsEnglishGermanFrenchSpanishJapaneseChinese ItalianDutch Russian Latin

274 m 108.6 m

36.5 m 25.5 m

11.3 m8.0 m6.5 m4.7 m4.3 m3.6 m3.5 m

Multilingual WorldCat

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Richard WallisTechnology Evangelist

OCLC@rjw

Linked Data for Libraries: Great Progress but what is the benefit?

SWIB 2013 – Hamburg – 26th November 2013

For library users

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The world’s libraries. Connected. … but things are happening

Library Linked Dataon the Web

Yes

A Web of Data?Not quite yet…

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

K

Things not strings

Knowledge Graph

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

The world’s libraries. Connected.

Where are our users?An issue for libraries?

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

The world’s libraries. Connected.

Where our users are!

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Romain Wenz BnF

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

The problem with access to library collections:

People aren’t using the library catalog?

(No… that’s just a fact.)

The real problem is that we don’t expose our collections very well on the web.

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

subject

edition

author location

holding

date of publication

classification

publisher

title

source

ISBN

library data:

stored as records

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edition

author location

holding

date of publication

classification

publisher

title

source

ISBN

author location

holding

classification

publisher

person place

object concept

organization work

library data:

stored as records

title

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

authorperson place

object concept

organization work

subjectitemavailability

library data stored as entities

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

person place

object concept

organization work

library data stored as entitieslibrary knowledge graph

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Knowledge cards for libraries

Günter GrassBorn: 16 October 1927Gdańsk, Poland

German novelist, poet, playwright, illustrator, graphic artist, sculptor and recipient of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Works

Subjects

Quotes

Find Günter Grass works at:Libraries near me | Online Retailers

Germany | German literature | Historical fictionWar stories | Black humor | Fantasy

“Even bad books are books and therefore sacred.”—The Tin Drum

Google Knowledge Graph

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Günter GrassBorn: 16 October 1927Gdańsk, Poland

German novelist, poet, playwright, illustrator, graphic artist, sculptor and recipient of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Works

Subjects

Quotes

Find Günter Grass works at:Libraries near me | Online Retailers

Germany | German literature | Historical fictionWar stories | Black humor | Fantasy

“Even bad books are books and therefore sacred.”—The Tin Drum

Links out to e-commerceWeb contentLibrary content

object

Library data stored as entitiesthe library knowledge graph

Knowledge cards for libraries

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

person place

work

concept

organization

object

Günter Grass

Historical Fiction

this copy of“The Tin Drum”

Germany

library “Die Blechtrommel”

library data stored as entitiesField in a record vs. entity in knowledge graph

expression“The Tin Drum”

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

We are moving fromcataloguingto

http://

catalinkingEric Miller - Zepheira

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Tell them about our resources……using their language and

methods

Linked DataThe Web

DataSchema.org

http://www.flickr.com/photos/boston_public_library/6220572487

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

WorldCat Linked Data

Linked Data• 300+ million data resources• Schema.org• Embedded RDFa• Links to Dewey, LCSH, LCNAF,

DOI, VIAF, FAST• ODC-BY license• June 2012• Continuing development:

• Vocabulary, Content-negotiation, Links, Works, …

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OCLC Heads-upWorks

Work

Hardback Paperback eBook 2nd Edition

Linked Data

<http://www.worldcat.org/entity/work/id/31233333>

Example:

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OCLC Heads-upWorks Linked Data<http://www.worldcat.org/entity/work/id/

31233333><http://www.worldcat.org/core/work/id/31233333> a <http://purl.org/vocab/frbr/core#Work>, schema:CreativeWork; dc:isPartOf [ a <http://purl.org/ontology/bibo/Series>; schema:name "Occasional paper (Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies) ;" ]; schema:about [ a schema:Intangible; schema:name "Political parties -- Public opinion. -- Hong Kong" ], [ a schema:Intangible; schema:name "Hong Kong (China) -- Politics and government." ]; schema:author [ a schema:Person; schema:name "Liu, Zhaojia." ]; schema:description ""; schema:inLanguage "eng"; schema:name "Public attitude toward political parties in Hong Kong"; skos:narrower <http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29556612>, <http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647245064>, <http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/654783642> .

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OCLC Heads-upWorks Linked Data<http://www.worldcat.org/entity/work/id/

31233333>

• Experimental pre-release• Only RDF/XML• Vocabulary changes coming

• No lookup service yet

Current project state:

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

WorldCat Linked Data

Linked Data• 300+ million data resources• Schema.org• Embedded RDFa• Links to Dewey, LCSH, LCNAF,

DOI, VIAF, FAST• ODC-BY license• June 2012• Continuing development:

• Vocabulary, Content-negotiation, Links, Works, …

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

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Part of the Web of Data

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Part of the Web of Data

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Part of the Web of Data

Worldcat.org/oclc/81453459The Hidden Face of Eve

http://viaf.org/viaf/84254254/Nawal El Saadawi

http://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q238514Nawal El Saadawi

http://isni-url.oclc.nl/isni/0000000120296695Nawal El Saadawi

author

sameAs

sameAs

sameAs

VIAF

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For library data exchange?

For sharing library resources with the web?

No

Almost

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http://www.w3.org/community/schemabibex

• Short lived group• Libraries, Publishers, Consumers, System Vendors, Linked

Data, Standards Bodies• Library is only one focus

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BIBFRAME

Bibliographic Framework as aWeb of Data:

It is the foundation for the future of bibliographic description that happens on, in,

and as part of the web and the networked world we live in.

http://www.bibframe.org

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≈ Complementary ≈

bibliographic description as part of the web

? Conflict ?

@Fascinatingpicshttp://www.flickr.com/photos/54136840@N00/4921290518/

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Be Visible on theWeb of Data

http://wallpapersfor.me/storm-beacon/

Lighting the way to your resources …

…. registered in the network

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Amazon.com

WorldCat.org

My University

My Library

Wikipedia.org

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A Future Role for Discovery Interfaces?

Different

y

• Destinations for external discovery• Linked Data publishing hubs• Specialized local discovery

When part of the Web of Data

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Building a Webof Data

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We all need to participate

Building a Webof Data

Linking to alland

all their resources

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Happening in a hurry?

Years notDecadesThe web willprogresswithout us

Opportunities to reach fortogether

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Opportunity to

connect users

with our resources

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The world’s libraries. Connected.

Richard WallisTechnology Evangelist

OCLC@rjw

Linked Data for Libraries: Great Progress but what is the benefit?

SWIB 2013 – Hamburg – 26th November 2013

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