This page contains the requirements for a Citation Authority at SMK.
Citation Authority
In addition to the CollectionSpace Citation Authority Schema we require the fields described in the schema below.
Information Group |
Information Unit |
Definition |
Data Type |
Repeatable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Citation authority |
Accession number/Citations authority record ID |
A unique number identifying a source. |
Controlled number |
No |
|
Source author > role |
The role or activity performed by a person in the conception, design, or production of a source. |
Concept authority |
No |
|
Source title > subtitle |
The subtitle of a source. |
Text |
No |
|
Source broader title > author/editor |
The main author(s)/editor(s) of the broader title in which the source in question is published. |
Text/Name authority |
Yes |
|
Source broader title > issue number |
The volume and/or issue number of any series of publications. |
Text |
No |
|
Source broader title > publication date |
The date of the publishing of an issue of any series of publications/journals. |
Date units of information |
No |
|
Source broader title > pagination |
The page numbers indicating the source's placement in the Source Broader Title. |
Text |
No |
|
ISBN |
The ISBN (internanional standard book number) of a published source. |
Text |
No |
|
ISSN |
The ISSN (International Standard Series Number) of a published source. |
Text |
No |
|
Exhibition |
The Exhibition connected to a given source, if any. |
Text/Exhibition authority |
No |
|
Placement number |
A number designating the placement of the source within the institution library or other. |
Text |
No |
Citations authority record ID derives from CDWA.
Question: Why not make the Source Broader title a Citation Authority Record itself? I.e. all articles in a publication would then be related to the same 'mother publication' instead of appearing in a text field in each source record. we would stille need the Source Broader Title sub-fields of: Issue number, publication date, and pagination for each source record - but not the author/editor.
Kim Brasen, January 26th, 2011