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{{DISPLAYTITLE:About the Share Family}}The Share Family of initiatives based on linked data comprises '''[https://share-vde.org/ Share-VDE]''' (Virtual Discovery Environment), '''[http://catalogo.share-cat.unina.it/sharecat/clusters Share-Catalogue]''' (the Italian network of university libraries applying the Share principles), '''[[ShareART:Main Page|Share-Art]]''' (currently represented by the '''[http://www.kubikat-lod.org/ Kubikat-LOD project]''' including the Art History libraries of the Max Planck Institut), and '''Share-Music''' (a pilot in the music domain). The different characteristics of each field are a useful asset that can be used to the advantage not only of the Share Family as a whole, but for each single discipline. | {{DISPLAYTITLE:About the Share Family}} | ||
The Share Family of initiatives based on linked data comprises '''[https://share-vde.org/ Share-VDE]''' (Virtual Discovery Environment), '''[http://catalogo.share-cat.unina.it/sharecat/clusters Share-Catalogue]''' (the Italian network of university libraries applying the Share principles), '''[[ShareART:Main Page|Share-Art]]''' (currently represented by the '''[http://www.kubikat-lod.org/ Kubikat-LOD project]''' including the Art History libraries of the Max Planck Institut), and '''Share-Music''' (a pilot in the music domain). The different characteristics of each field are a useful asset that can be used to the advantage not only of the Share Family as a whole, but for each single discipline. | |||
Being part of the Share Family means facilitating cataloguing and exposition of bibliographic records in linked data, thus supporting the transition from the traditional cataloguing environment to innovative models applying the linked data paradigm, and providing the LAM - Libraries, Archives, Museums domain and information professionals with a more comprehensive suite of tools at their disposal. | Being part of the Share Family means facilitating cataloguing and exposition of bibliographic records in linked data, thus supporting the transition from the traditional cataloguing environment to innovative models applying the linked data paradigm, and providing the LAM - Libraries, Archives, Museums domain and information professionals with a more comprehensive suite of tools at their disposal. | ||
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! colspan="2" class="col-blue-dark-bg" |'''Share-VDE members''' | ! colspan="2" class="col-blue-dark-bg" |'''Share-VDE members''' | ||
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Revision as of 10:08, 13 March 2020
The Share Family of initiatives based on linked data comprises Share-VDE (Virtual Discovery Environment), Share-Catalogue (the Italian network of university libraries applying the Share principles), Share-Art (currently represented by the Kubikat-LOD project including the Art History libraries of the Max Planck Institut), and Share-Music (a pilot in the music domain). The different characteristics of each field are a useful asset that can be used to the advantage not only of the Share Family as a whole, but for each single discipline.
Being part of the Share Family means facilitating cataloguing and exposition of bibliographic records in linked data, thus supporting the transition from the traditional cataloguing environment to innovative models applying the linked data paradigm, and providing the LAM - Libraries, Archives, Museums domain and information professionals with a more comprehensive suite of tools at their disposal.
The platform www.share-vde.org and the other dedicated environments part of the Share Family enhance the discovery potential of library resources and unveil information that would otherwise have been hidden in archives, thus enabling the access to a rich amount of data that can be exported and re-imported by the participating institutions.
The output common to all the branches of the Share Family foresees:
- conversion of library catalogues from MARC to linked data;
- enrichment of original MARC data and of the records converted in linked data with identifiers from external sources (e.g. ISNI, VIAF) and with original Share-VDE identifiers;
- reconciliation and clusterization of entities created through library data conversion;
- delivery of converted and enriched data to libraries for reuse in their systems;
- publication of library records converted in linked on the discovery platform www.share-vde.org and on the other dedicated platforms of part of the Share Family.
The Share Family institutions at December 2019 are:
Share-VDE members | Share Family members | ||
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Share-VDE full members | LD4P cohort members | Share-Catalogue Institutions | Share-Art (Kubikat-LOD) project |
Duke University | Cornell University | Università Degli Studi di Napoli “Federico II” | Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz |
New York University | Frick Art Reference Library | Università degli Studi della Basilicata | Biblioteca Hertziana, Rome |
Stanford University | Harry Ransom Center Texas A&M | Università Degli Studi di Napoli L’Orientale | Central Institute of Art History, Munich |
University of Alberta - NEOS consortium | Harvard University | Università degli Studi di Napoli Parthenope | Deutsches Forum für Kunstgeschichte, Paris |
University of Chicago | National Library of Medicine | Università del Salento | |
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor | Northwestern University | Università degli Studi di Salerno | |
University of Pennsylvania | Princeton University | Università degli Studi del Sannio RCost | |
Yale University | University of California Davis | Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” | |
University of California San Diego | |||
National libraries | University Colorado at Boulder | Share-Music project | |
National Library of Norway | University of Minnesota | Bayerische Staatsbibliothek | |
National Library of Finland | University of Texas A&M | Library of Congress | |
University of Washington | Stanford University | ||
With the cooperation of | |||
Library of Congress |