Configuration of the audio track on a sound-track film, e.g., center track, edge track.
Number assigned by a publisher to a video recording.
2017-02-03 (Corrected case in class name)
Resources expressed in an audible form, including music or other sounds.
American National Standards Institute identifier.
Title information relating to a resource: work title, preferred title, instance title, transcribed title, translated title, variant form of title, etc.
Indication of specific types of reviews that have been carried out on the description information.
Information about the organization and arrangement of a collection of items. For instance, for computer files, organization and arrangement information may be the file structure and sort sequence of a file; for visual materials, this information may be how a collection is arranged.
Library of Congress Classification number used for subject access.
Physical material used for the support or backing to which the base material of a resource has been attached.
Matrix identifier assigned to the master from which a specific sound recording was pressed.
Resource reflecting an individual, material embodiment of a Work.
Technical specification relating to the encoding of video images in a resource.
Identifier for scientific and technical periodical titles assigned by the International CODEN Section of Chemical Abstracts Service.
Universal Decimal Classification number used for subject access.
Information relating to publication of a resource.
Object type for encoding of geospatial information in a cartographic resource, e.g., point, line, polygon.
Instrument for which a musical work is appropriate.
Title as abbreviated for citation, indexing, and/or identification.
Index, bibliography, appendix, etc. intended to supplement the primary content of a resource.
Information that assists those with a sensory impairment for greater understanding of content, e.g., captions.
Access restrictions and allowances regarding access to a resource, e.g., lending policy, access restrictions, embargos.
Identification number assigned by the Library of Congress to works acquired through one of its collaborative overseas acquisition programs.
Specific place within the holding entity where the item is located or made available.
Method used to encode audio content for playback, e.g., analog, digital.
Equipment or system requirements beyond what is normal and obvious for the type of carrier or type of file, such as make and model of equipment or hardware, operating system, amount of memory, programming language, other necessary software, any plug-ins or peripherals required to play, view, or run the resource, etc.
Type of medium used to record sound on an audio carrier, e.g., magnetic, optical.
Method or system used to represent the surface of the earth or of a celestial sphere on a plane.
Categorization reflecting the general type of intermediation device required to view, play, run, etc., the content of a resource.
Graphic, non-realized representations of musical works intended to be perceived visually.
Identification of the region of the world for which a videodisc has been encoded, e.g., region 4.
Information relating to distribution of a resource.
Configuration/number of sound channels used to make a recording, such as one channel for a monophonic recording, e.g., mono, stereo, quadraphonic, surround.
Number of tracks on an audiotape, e.g., 12 track.
Voice for which a musical work is appropriate.
Information about the circumstances, e.g., source, date, method, under which the resource was directly acquired.
Resource that is written in handwriting or typescript. These are generally unique resources.
Graphic, non-realized representations of movement intended to be perceived visually, e.g. dance.
Title associated with the resource that is different from the Work or Instance title.
Copyright or Legal Deposit registration information
Resources organically created, accumulated, and/or used by a person, family, or organization in the course of conduct of affairs and preserved because of their continuing value.
Dewey Decimal Classification number used for subject access.
Categorization reflecting the fundamental form of communication in which the content is expressed and the human sense through which it is intended to be perceived.
Usage limitations placed on a resource with respect to reproduction, publication, exhibition, etc..
Relationship of the colors and tones in an image to the colors and tones of the object reproduced.
Identifier assigned to a thesis or dissertation for identification purposes .
Schema, standard, etc., used to encode the digital content of a resource, e.g., MP3, XML, JPEG.
National Bibliography Number that identifies a resource description.
Aggregation of resources, generally gathered together artificially.
National Library of Medicine Classification number used for subject access
Unique and persistent identifier for digital objects developed by the Corporation for National Research Initiatives.
Size of a micro-image in relation to the original from which it was produced.
Resource in a form intended to be perceived visually in three-dimensions. Includes man-made objects such as models, sculptures, clothing, and toys, as well as naturally occurring objects such as specimens mounted for viewing.
Resource reflecting a conceptual essence of a cataloging resource.
Information about place and date associated with the capture (i.e., recording, filming, etc.) of the content of a resource.
Agent and role with respect to the resource being described.
Number of bytes in a digital file, e.g., 162 KB.
Color characteristics of a resource, e.g., black and white, multicolored, etc.
Legal or political unit administering a geographic area.
Gathering of individuals or representatives of various bodies for the purpose of discussing and/or acting on topics of common interest.
Information about whether a resource is issued in one or more parts, the way it is updated, and its intended termination.
Geographic coverage of the content of the resource.
Identifier established locally and not a standard number.
Information relating to production of a resource.
Clarity or fineness of detail in a digital image, expressed by the measurement of the image in pixels, etc., e.g., 3.1 megapixels.
Something that happens at a certain time and location, such as a performance, speech, or athletic event, that is documented by a resource.
Data type for encoding of geospatial information in a cartographic resource, e.g., raster, vector, point.
Shelf mark based on Library of Congress Classification.
Equalization system, noise reduction system, etc., used in making an audio recording, e.g., CCIR standard, CX encoded, Dolby.
Resource that is intended for manipulation by a computer, accessed either directly or remotely.
Serial Item and Contribution Identifier.
Identifier assigned to a copyright registration or legal deposit.
Information on the symbol system used to convey the content of a music resource.
Characteristics of works with similar plots, themes, settings, etc. (e.g., westerns, thrillers), or with a particular format of purpose (e.g., animation, short), or a combination (e.g., horror film where horror is the genre and film is the form).
International Organization for Standardization standard number.
Indication of whether the production of sound is an integral part of the resource.
Two or more persons related by birth, marriage, adoption, civil union, or similar legal status, or who otherwise present themselves as a family.
Description of the content of a resource, such as an abstract, summary, etc..
Speed at which streaming audio, video, etc., is designed to play, e.g., 32 kbps.
Shelf mark based on Universal Decimal Classification.
Ensemble for which a musical work is appropriate.
Function played or provided by a contributor, e.g., author, illustrator, etc.
Corporation or group of persons and/or organizations that acts, or may act, as a unit.
Suspension of light-sensitive chemicals used as a coating on a microfilm or microfiche, e.g., silver halide.
Policy of holding institution for retaining resource.
Arrangement of text, images, tactile notation, etc., in a resource.
Individual or identity established by an individual (either alone or in collaboration with one or more other individuals).
Information on the symbol system used to convey the content of a movement resource.
Token or name that is associated with a resource, such as a URI or an ISBN.
International Standard Serial Number that links together various media versions of a continuing resource.
Identification number used for stock purposes and assigned by agencies such as distributors, publishers, or vendors.
Identifier appearing on a resource assigned by a distributor to a specific audio recording, notated music publication, music-related publication, or videorecording.
Categorization reflecting the format of the storage medium and housing of a carrier.
Entity having a role in a resource, such as a person or organization.
Images intended to be perceived as moving, including motion pictures (using liveaction and/or animation), video recordings of performances, events,etc.
Speed at which an audio carrier must be operated to produce the sound intended, e.g., 78 rpm, 19 cm/s.
Information on the script, or symbol system used to convey the content of a text resource.
Information, usually in textual form, on attributes of a resource or some aspect of a resource.
Identifier that is used to assist in the identification of antiquarian books by recording information comprising groups of characters taken from specified positions on specified pages of the book.
Number assigned by publishers of sound recordings to identify the issue designation, or serial identification, of the resource.
2017-02-03 (Revised property name and definition)
Resource expressed through line, shape, shading, etc., intended to be perceived visually as a still image or images in two dimensions. Includes two-dimensional images and slides and transparencies.
Metadata about the metadata, especially provenance information.
Technical specification relating to the encoding of sound in a resource.
Standard, etc., used to encode the analog video content of a resource, e.g., Beta, 8mm.
General statement of allowances and restrictions on access to a resource, including retention, reproduction, access, and lending.
Resource from which value or label came or was derived.
General type of data content encoded in a computer file, e.g., text file, audio file.
Relationship between an original carrier and the carrier of a reproduction made from the original.
Ratio of the dimensions of a form contained or embodied in a resource to the dimensions of the entity it represents, e.g., for images or cartographic resources.
Identification number of a technical report that is not a Standard Technical Report Number.
Electronic resource that is a computer program (i.e., digitally encoded instructions intended to be processed and performed by a computer) or which consists of multiple media types that are software driven, such as videogames.
Information on the symbol system used to convey the content of a tactile resource.
Shelf mark based on Dewey Decimal Classification.
Resource that shows spatial information, including maps, atlases, globes, digital, and other cartographic resources.
International Standard Text Code, a numbering system developed to enable the unique identification of textual works.
International Standard Audiovisual Number.
Identifier assigned to a notated music publication other than an issue, matrix, or plate number.
Information about a work presented as part of the formal requirements for an academic degree.
Layout for content of a resource that is presented in the form of musical notation.
Number assigned to a publication for which the specified postal service permits the use of a special mailing class privilege.
Information on the alphabet, script, or symbol system used to convey the content of the resource, including specialized scripts, typefaces, tactile notation, movement notation, and musical notation.
Technical specification relating to the digital encoding of text, image, audio, video, and other types of data in a resource.
Title in another language and/or script.
Information about an organization, person, etc., from which a resource may be obtained.
Numbering or other enumeration associated with issues or items held.
Piece/item identifier, such as a call or other type of number.
Information that identifies the specific intended or target audience or intellectual level for which the content described is considered appropriate. Also used to record interest and motivation levels and special learner characteristics.
Information about content intended to illustrate a resource.
Groove width of an analog disc or the groove pitch of an analog cylinder, e.g., coarse groove, microgroove
Resource intended to be perceived visually and understood through the use of language in written or spoken form.
Identifier assigned to the smallest identifiable unit of a recording session, e.g., a specific recording of an individual song.
System used to format a video resource for television broadcast, e.g., HDTV, PAL.
Physical or chemical substance applied to a base material of a resource.
Shelf mark based on National Library of Medicine Classification.
Number and type of units and/or subunits making up a resource.
Result of folding a printed sheet to form a gathering of leaves.
Resource that is intended to be perceived by touch.
Indication of the program or process used to generate the description by application of a particular transformation.
Speed at which a projected carrier must be operated to produce the moving image intended, e.g., 20 fps.
Information relating to manufacture of a resource.
Content that represents the whole or part of the earth, any celestial body, or imaginary place at any scale.
Number of objects in encoded geospatial information in a cartographic resource.
Designation of the validity or position of something, e.g., whether something is incorrect or available.
Size of the type used to represent the characters and symbols in a resource.
Identification number for a computer data file.
Dates associated with issues or items held.
Technical specification relating to the projection of a motion picture film.
Number assigned by a publisher that is not one of the specific defined types.
Information about intervals at which the parts of a serially produced resource or the updates to an integrating resource are issued.
Library of Congress Control Number that identifies a resource description.
Underlying physical material of a resource.
Information about the agent or place relating to the publication, printing, distribution, issue, release, or production of a resource.
Rules used for the descriptive content of the resource description.
Data encoded in a defined structure. Includes numeric data, environmental data,etc., used by applications software to calculate averages, correlations, etc., or to produce models, etc., but not normally displayed in its raw form.
Numbering or other enumeration and dates associated with issues or items held.
Optical machine-readable representation of data relating to the item to which it is attached.
2017-02-03 (Moved to Identifier class group from Item group)
Format used in the production of a projected image, e.g., Cinerama, IMAX.
System of coding and organizing materials according to their subject.
International Standard Musical Work Code, a unique, persistent reference number for the identification of musical works.
14 digit number assigned to identify trade items as various packaging levels. GTIN-14 encompasses EAN/UCC-128 and ITF-14.
Unique title for a continuing resource that is assigned by the ISSN International Center in conjunction with an ISSN.
Identifiers assigned by a music publisher or printer to the printing plates for the notated portion of a notated music publication, or an identifier that emulates the printing plate tradition in contemporary publications.
Proportional relationship between an image's width and its height.
International Standard Name Identifier, a unique, persistent reference number for the identities of contributors to creative works.
Summary statement of the medium for a musical work.
Resource comprised of multiple types which is not driven by software; for instance, a manuscript collection of text, photographs and sound recordings.
Layout for content of a resource that is presented in the form of musical notation, such as full score, condensed score, vocal score, etc.
Alphabet, script, or symbol system used to convey the content of the resource, including specialized scripts, typefaces, tactile notation, movement notation, and musical notation.
Character string associated with a resource that serves to differentiate that resource from other resources, i.e., that uniquely identifies an entity.
Material such as an index, bibliography, appendix intended to supplement the primary content of a resource.
2017-02-07 (slight revision of definition)
Instance for which the described Item is an example.
Resource that accompanies the described resource.
Information about place and date associated with the capture (e.g., recording, filming) of the content of a resource.
One of two or more resources that come together to form a new resource.
2016-04-29 (added inverse, updated range)
2017-02-03 (changed from data to object property)
2017-02-06 (Changed from data to object property
Item which is an example of the described Instance.
Resource that incorporates another resource.
Units in which a value is expressed, such as the physical or logical constituent of a resource (e.g., a volume, audiocassette, film reel, a map, a digital file).
Resource that is included either physically or logically in the described resource
Piece identifier, such as a call or other type of number.
Resource that has been translated, i.e., the text is expressed in a language different from that of the original resource.
Earlier resource whose content has been replaced by a later resource, usually because the later resource contains updated or new information.
Resource that references the described resource
General textual information relating to a resource, such as Information about a specific copy of a resource or information about a particular attribute of a resource.
Resource that is a data source to which the described resource is related. It may contain information about other files, printed sources, or collection procedures.
Relationship for archival, visual, and manuscript resources to a finding aid or similar control materials.
Work whose content is the described event.
Entity associated with a resource or element of description, such as the name of the entity responsible for the content or of the publication, printing, distribution, issue, release or production of a resource.
Resource that has been incorporated into another resource.
Resource that is continued by the content of a later resource under a new title.
Resource that is a part of a larger resource.
Resource that spun off a part of its content to form a new resource.
Later resource used in place of an earlier resource, usually because the later resource contains updated or new information.
Entity that assigned the metadata, such as the entity that assigned a classification number, entity that assigned a name, entity that assigned an identifier.
Geographic location or place entity associated with a resource or element of description, such as the place associated with the publication, printing, distribution, issue, release or production of a resource, place of an event.
Resource that updates or otherwise complements the predominant resource.
Resource that translates the text of the source entity into a language different from that of the original.
Information that identifies the specific audience or intellectual level for which the content of the resource is considered appropriate.
Resource from which value or label came or was derived, such as the formal source/scheme from which a classification number is taken or derived, list from which an agent name is taken or derived, source within which an identifier is unique.
Resource that adds to or is issued with the described resource.
One of two or more resources resulting from the division of an earlier resource into separate resources.
Resource that is updated or otherwise complemented by the augmenting resource.
Series resource of which the described resource is a part.
Form category or genre to which a resource belongs
Summary or abstract of the resource described.
Designation of the validity or position of something, such as indication that the classification number is canceled or invalid, circulation availability of an item, indication of whether the identifier is canceled or invalid.
Resource that split into two or more separate resources with new titles.
Work that the described Work is an expression of. For use to connect Works under FRBR/RDA rules.
Function provided by a contributor, e.g., author, illustrator, etc.
2017-02-03 (Changed from data to object property, adjusted label and definition)
Agent and its role in relation to the resource.
Color characteristics, e.g., black and white, multicolored.
series resource that is part of another series.
Resource in which the described resource is physically or logically contained.
Information about the organization and arrangement of a collection of resources.
Work the Instance described instantiates or manifests. For use to connect Instances to Works in the BIBFRAME structure.
Table of contents of the described resource.
One of two or more resources which came together to form a new resource.
Language associated with a resource or its parts.
Copyright and Legal Deposit registration information
Source work from which the described resource is derived.
Instance is related to described Work. For use to connect Works to Instances in the BIBFRAME structure.
Place from which the creation of the Work originated.
Resource that is referenced by the described resource.
Work presented as part of the formal requirements for an academic degree.
Event that is the content of the described work.
Equipment or system requirement beyond what is normal and obvious for the type of carrier or type of file, such as make and model of equipment or hardware, operating system, amount of memory, programming language, other necessary software, any plug-ins or peripherals required to play, view, or run the resource, etc.
2017-02-06 (Changed from data to object property, changed property name from plural to singular)
Numbering and dates of issues or items held.
Place, name, and/or date information relating to the publication, printing, distribution, issue, release, production, etc. of a resource.
2017-02-03 (revised label and slightly revised definition)
Resource that is a modification of the described work.
Instrumental, vocal, and/or other medium of performance for which a musical resource was originally conceived, written or performed.
Entity holding the item or from which it is available.
Resource that is associated with a character string that serves to differentiate one resource from another.
Finding aid or similar control materials for archival, visual, and manuscript resources.
2017-02-03 (fixed typo in property name)
Resource that succeeds the resource being described, e.g., later in time or after in a narrative.
Cartographic data that identifies characteristics of the resource, such as coordinates, projection, etc.
Resource that precedes the resource being described, e.g., is earlier in time or before in narrative.
2017-02-06 (Changed from data to object property)
Resource that reproduces another Resource.
Resource in which the part has been issued; the title of the larger resource appears on the part.
Resource that is a reproduction of another Resource.
Work that is an expression of a described Work. For use to relate Works under FRBR/RDA rules.
Resource is the original version of which this resource is a reproduction.
Categorization reflecting whether a resource is issued in one or more parts, the way it is updated, and its intended termination.
Resource whose content continues an earlier resource under a new title.
Intervals at which the parts of a serially produced resource or the updates to an integrating resource are issued.
Electronic location from which the resource is available.
Resource part of whose content separated from an earlier resource to form a new resource.
Voice for which a musical work is appropriate, such as soprano, tenor, mixed.
Number of the table from which the classification number in a subdivision entry is taken, e.g., a DDC table.
Title being addressed. Possible title component.
Date associated with a claim of protection under copyright or a similar regime.
Information in note form of credits for persons or organizations who have participated in the creation and/or production of the resource.
Date or date and time on which the metadata was modified.
Term or terms that identify works such as arranged for music, vulgate for religious work, etc.
Conditions under which the publisher, distributor, etc., will normally supply a resource, e.g., price of a resource.
Statement relating to any persons, families, or corporate bodies responsible for the creation of, or contributing to the content of a resource; usually transcribed.
Date of conversion of the metadata from another format.
Number associated with a measure of units, such as the number of units and/or subunits making up a resource.
Specific type of ensemble, such as orchestra, band, guitar ensemble.
Edition of the classification scheme, such as full, abridged or a number, when a classification scheme designates editions.
Information identifying the edition or version of the resource and associated statements of responsibility for the edition; usually transcribed.
Measurements of the carrier or carriers and/or the container of a resource.
Date of legal work, or promulgation of a law, or signing of a treaty.
Location in the holding agency where the item is shelved or stored.
Hierarchical position of the described materials relative to other material from the same source.
Word, character, or group of words and/or characters that contains the remainder of the title after the main title. Possible title component.
Number attached to a classification string that indicates a particular item.
Citation to the resource preferred by its custodian of the resource.
Specific type of voice group, such as chorus, solo.
Degree for which author was a candidate.
Beginning date of a resource and/or the sequential designations.
Designates whether the classification number is from the standard or optional part of a schedule or table.
Coordinate pairs that identify the closed non-intersecting boundary of the area covered.
One of two points of intersection of the ecliptic and the celestial equator, occupied by the sun when its declination is 0 degrees.
Ending date of a resource and/or the sequential designations.
Numeric designation for musical works consecutively numbered in music reference sources.
Numeric designation for a musical work as found in a thematic index for the composer.
Specific role of instrument, such as alternate, doubling, solo, ensemble.
Date or date and time on which the original metadata first created.
Type of title variation, e.g., acronym, cover, spine, earlier, later, series version.
Information about the history of a Work.
Mathematical system for identifying the area covered by the cartographic content of a resource, expressed either by means of longitude and latitude on the surface of planets or by the angles of right ascension and declination for celestial cartographic content.
Information on awards associated with the described resource.
Statement relating to providers of a resource; usually transcribed.
Classification number (single class number or beginning number of a span) that indicates the subject by applying a formal system of coding and organizing resources.
Sequence number or other identifier for an internal classification sub arrangement or add in a classification scheme.
Coordinate pairs that identify the closed non-intersecting boundary of the area contained within the G-polygon outer ring that is excluded.
Ending number of classification number span.
Time period coverage of the content of the resource.
Subseries enumeration of the resource; usually transcribed.
Information about the provenance, such as origin, ownership and custodial history (chain of custody), of a resource.
Numeric designation of a musical work assigned by a composer, publisher, or a musicologist.
Information about the playing time, running time, etc. of a resource.
Part or section name of a title. Possible title component.
Statement of the series the resource is in; usually transcribed; includes the ISSN if applicable.
Date designation associated with a resource or element of description, such as date of title variation; year a degree was awarded; date associated with the publication, printing, distribution, issue, release or production of a resource. May be date typed.
Link to the metadata that was the source of the data.
Part or section enumeration of a title. Possible title component.
Series enumeration of the resource; usually transcribed.
Part of a resource to which information applies.
Pattern of arrangement of materials within a unit.
Date or date range associated with the creation of a Work.
System for identifying the location of a celestial object in the sky covered by the cartographic content of a resource using the angles of right ascension and declination.
String of characters that serves as a code representing information.
Enumeration of the edition; usually transcribed.
Characterization that epitomizes the primary content of a resource, e.g., field recording of birdsong; combined time series analysis and graph plotting system.
Manner in which the resource is divided into smaller units.
Qualifier of information, such as an addition to a title to make it unique or qualifying information associated with an identifier.
Statement of the subseries the resource is in; usually transcribed; includes the ISSN if applicable.
Resource that is manifested in another physical carrier.
Any relationship between Work, Instance, and Item resources.
Resource embodies the same content as the described resource.
Resource has other available editions, for example simultaneously published language editions or reprints.
Resource that is issued on the same carrier as the resource being described.
J.K. Rowling ; illustrations by Mary GrandPré
Sequel: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
GrandPré, Mary, Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone
Rescued from the outrageous neglect of his aunt and uncle, a young boy with a great destiny proves his worth while attending Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (Imaginary organization)
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (Imaginary organization)--Juvenile fiction.