MARC: News and Announcements (October 12, 2005)
TECHNICAL NOTICE (October 12, 2005)
Additions to the MARC Code Lists for Relators, Sources, Description
Conventions
Network Development and MARC Standards Office
Library of Congress
The codes listed below have been recently approved for use in MARC 21 records.
The new codes will be added to the online MARC Code Lists for Relators, Sources,
Description Conventions.
The codes should not be used in exchange records until after
December 12, 2005. This 60-day waiting period is required to
provide MARC 21 implementers time to include newly defined
codes in any validation tables they may apply to the MARC fields
where the codes are used.
- MARC Term, Name, Title Sources & Other Sources
These codes are for use in subfield $2 in Bibliographic and Community
Information records in fields 600-651 and 655 and field 040, subfield $f (Cataloging
Source / Subject heading/thesaurus conventions) in Authority records.
Additions:
- hkcan - Hong Kong Chinese Authority File (Name) - HKCAN
(Hong Kong: JULAC) [use after December 12, 2005]
- jhpb - Jezyk hasel przedmiotowych Biblioteki Narodowej = National Library of Poland Subject Headings
(Warszawie: Biblioteki Narodowej) [use after December 12, 2005]
- jhpk - Jezyk hasel przedmiotowych KABA = KABA Subject Headings (Warszawie: Stowarzyszenie
Bibliotekarzy Polskich, Centrum Formataw i Kartotek Hasel Wzorcowych Biblioteki Uniwersyteckiej w
Warszawie) [use after December 12, 2005]
- pmcsg - Combined standards glossary (New Town Square, PA: Project Management
Institute) [use after December 12, 2005]
- reroa - Indexation matières RERO (autorités)
(Martigny: Réseau
des bibliothèques de Suisse occidentale) [use after December 12, 2005]
- MARC Relator Codes/Terms
Relator codes are for use in subfield $4 in name access fields. Relator terms
are for use in subfield $e in name access fields.
Additions:
- acp - Art copyist - Use for a person (e.g., a painter or sculptor) who makes copies of works of visual art.
[use after December 12, 2005]
- mcp - Music copyist - Use for a person who transcribes or copies musical notation.
[use after December 12, 2005]
The Library of Congress, Network Development and MARC
Standards Office provides information about existing and newly
assigned MARC codes on its Web site (www.loc.gov/marc/)
as well as notices such as these to subscribers to its MARC
listserv. (marc@loc.gov).
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