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Cornell will produce descriptions natively in RDF for hundreds of noncommercial LPs in the Afrika Bambaataa collection. This collection forms part of Cornell’s extensive archive devoted to this founding figure of Hip Hop culture, which is in turn part of Cornell’s larger Hip Hop Collection. This collection supports a growing body of international scholars and educators who study Hip Hop not only for its global influence on popular music, art and style, but also for its role in articulating social and political issues. As such, it offers a promising testbed for exploring the use of linked data techniques to extend the reach of descriptive metadata.

Cornell Project Proposal

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Link here the Project's proposal page

• Natively created RDF descriptions of items in the Afrika Bambaataa collection.
• Evaluation of integration of natively created RDF descriptions with descriptions generated through conversion from MARC 24.
• Evaluation and in-the-field testing of the VitroLib RDF cataloging tool.

Here's a list of what this project hopes to achieve. Eventually this list will link to actual stuff like documents.

Stuff you're doing right now.

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Analysis/Modeling

Linked Data Creation

Tool Exploration / Requirements Definition

Collaboration

Community Engagement

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Stuff that's done. This list will get LONGER AND LONGER.

Good headers are:

Analysis/Modeling

Linked Data Creation

Tool Exploration / Requirements Definition

Collaboration

Community Engagement