Re: frad:Person and foaf:Person

Karen and others:
 
There is a link to a PDF of the basic entity-relationship diagrams for the
unconsolidated FR family of models from the Library standards and linked data
page on the wiki, under the first section (FR family). The direct URL
ishttp://www.gordondunsire.com/pubs/docs/frdiagrams.pdf
 
The definitions in the Open Metadata Registry for FRBR person and FRAD person
are taken directly from the source documentation, and there is nothing
additional to be found in the source documentation.
 
I posted a message about the relationship between the FR persons and FOAF person
a few weeks ago; can't remember if it was on or off list, but I'll try and dig
it out and send to the public list.
 
Cheers
 
Gordon
 

On 31 October 2010 at 14:49 Karen Coyle <kcoyle@kcoyle.net> wrote:

> Thinking more about our attempt to reconcile frad:Person and 
> foaf:Person, I realize that I don't know how frad defines Person class 
> in its model (and I don't have access to the documentation other than 
> the registered properties in the metadata registry). From what I can 
> glean from the frad terms in the metadata registry, the frad classes 
> and subclasses are:
>
> Bibliographic Entity
>   - Person
>   - Family
>   - Corporate body
> Name
> Rules
> Agency
> Identifier
> Controlled Access Point
>
> I don't see an obvious connection between, for example, the Person and 
> the Name or the Identifier. Does someone have a diagram they can 
> contribute? (Gordon, you may have sent me one at some time, but I seem 
> to have lost it. Sorry.)
>
> I'm trying to get my head around what the "join" would be between frad 
> and foaf; what would allow linking and what the link(s) would infer. 
> And I must admit that from the above, the fact that Person is a 
> subclass of Bibliographic Entity makes it somewhat puzzling to me.
>
> Thanks,
> kc
>
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