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Time | Item | Presenter | Notes |
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5 min | Ice Breaker Question: To be determined | ||
10 min | Guest: Laney McGlohon (Unlicensed) | “Testing importing/exporting test records and comparing the outcomes to the import/export Excel spreadsheet on the website. We also talked about coming at it from the other direction, by looking at the code and potentially adding comments to the code explaining the data mapping behavior, which would serve the dual purpose of explaining to a non-developer what is happening, and also serving as a prompt to have devs let the MD subgroup know when a change is made.” | |
15 min | Standing item: review metadata tickets | Specific tickets =flagged for us by Christine Di Bella https://archivesspace.atlassian.net/browse/ANW-805 I (Kevin) think the last comment in the ticket is correct (Nancy Kennedy’s); let’s review and comment if we agree. | |
5 min | Language of Description EAD Export issue update | https://archivesspace.atlassian.net/browse/ANW-969 Cory Nimer confirmed this was likely an oversight. See below for a proposed response. | |
5 min | Deliverables from previous meeting | James will provide updates on the GitHub repositories Kevin will show the draft instructions for import/export review: Import/export mapping review process | |
10 min | Priority fields | Set of priority fields for both MARC and EAD. See below for proposal. | |
5 min | Anything else? |
Action items
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Priority Fields
EAD Tag usage study:
http://slis.simmons.edu/blogs/kmwisser/files/2015/06/americanArchivist2013.pdf
MARC Tag Usage:
https://www.oclc.org/content/dam/research/publications/library/2010/2010-06.pdf
Based on these two references and common, I think we can come up with a reasonable set of commonly-used MARC and EAD2002 tags for which we can verify import and export in this TAC term.
MARC
001, 008, 040, 1XX, 245, 300, 351, 500, 506, 520, 524, 545, 555, 541, 546, 583, 561, 6XX, 7XX
From:
Table 2.1: MARC tags occurring in 20% or more of WorldCat records; Table 2.7: Mixed materials: Tags used more heavily than in WorldCat as a whole; some common sense
EAD2002