Bibframe2Schema scripts live in a significant ‘production’ knowledge graph project

Hi All,

In my previous message I indicated that I have been working with a project
that makes use of the shared Bibframe2Schema technologies and approach; to
develop and regularly update a production knowledge graph containing data
from over 1.5 million Marc *records…*

Last week I delivered a presentation describing that project, to the *2023
LD4 Conference on Linked Data*, entitled “*From Ambition to go Live: The
National Library Board of Singapore’s journey to an operational Linked Data
Management and Discovery System*”.

As you can tell from the presentation title, the project is far broader
than just a Bibframe2Schema implementation.  However, Bibframe2Schema is a
key component in the daily automatic import processing pipeline that takes
Marc from an ILS and transforms it into Schema.org enriched Bibframe RDF,
for loading and updating in an aggregated knowledge graph of disparate
resources managed by the library.

The presentation was recorded and is available to watch on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAOGvwZlnPY&list=PLx2ZluWEZtIAwEyTn6ci7gZ

Hopefully you will find the whole presentation of interest.  However the
part referencing Bibfame2Schema starts around slide 13, with a brief
overview of where Schema.org fits into the underlying data model.

~Richard.

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Richard Wallis
Founder, Data Liberate
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