Discussions and Recommendations for Common Practices submitted August 6, 2020
Best Practices for Cataloging Translations (August 2020 version)
In September 2019 the Group has administered a Survey on Romanizationto help make recommendations on the use of romanization in library catalogs within a linked data environment.
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East Asian scripts: Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Middle Eastern scripts: Arabic, Hebrew, etc.
Southeast Asian scripts: Thai, etc.
South Asian scripts: Devanagari, Tamil, Bengali, etc.
European scripts: Cyrillic, Greek, Latin extended, etc.
American scripts: Deseret, Cherokee, etc.
Approach
Co-chaired byLarisa Walsh and Patricia Thurston (2020-present), @Xiaoli Li and Larisa Walsh (2019-2020)
Monthly calls (2022- ), biBi-weekly calls (2019-2021)
Dedicated, open Slack channel in LD4P2 – #nonlatinaffinitygrp (join LD4 public Slack)
Dedicated, open Google group –https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/ld4p2-non-latin-materials
Google email list - ld4p2-non-latin-materials@googlegroups.com
- Folder in LD4P2 Public Google Drive for working documents and running minutes: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/19ajctyn8vhs8urQ1vB-GnvmlP-hogW2S
- older running notes https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oqZvlxnSeiWZMgWWD9uZTnVqmWxdc_bMOIDYrrQoVHM/edit (2019-2021)
Calls:
Bi-weekly Monthly calls - 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, 10-11 -12 am (Pacific Time), 12am -1 -2 pm (Central Time), 1-2 -3 pm (Eastern Time), starting April 30th, 2019
Join: https://ucdlibraryyale.zoom.us/j/985374577298047774878
Possible topics:
models for vernacular scripts in Sinopia: vernacular only for transcribed data; vernacular plus transliteration; other? What is Sinopia’s functionality in handling non-Latin data?
diacritics in Sinopia; tools available for entering diacritics
authority control for non-Latin script names
impact of using vernacular script only on local discovery layer and resource discovery in general
data in specific scripts (right-to-left scripts, scripts without full Unicode support, etc.)
transliterating vernacular scripts using tools which may not follow LC Romanization tables