Preservation pipelines demonstrate extended value when digitized content is also computation ready. Expanding this to historical controlled vocabularies published in analog format requires additional steps if they are to be fully leveraged for research. This paper reports on work addressing this challenge. We report on a pipeline and project progress addressing three key goals: 1) transforming the 1910 Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) to the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) linked data standard, 2) implementing persistent identifiers (PIDs) and launching our prototype ARK resolver, and 3) importing the 1910 LCSH into the Helping Interdisciplinary Vocabulary Engineering (HIVE) System to support automatic metadata generation and scholarly analysis of the historical record. The discussion considers the implications of our work in the broader context of preservation, and the conclusion summarizes our work and identifies next steps.
翻译:在数字化内容的计算也准备就绪时,保存管道显示出扩大的价值。将这一范围扩大到以模拟格式出版的历史控制的词汇,需要采取额外步骤,才能充分利用这些词汇来进行研究。本文件报告了应对这一挑战的工作。我们报告了围绕三个关键目标的管道和项目进展:(1) 将1910年大会主题标题图书馆(LCSH)改为简单知识组织系统链接数据标准;(2) 实施持久性识别器(PIDs)并启动我们的ARK原型解析器;(3) 将1910年LCSH输入帮助跨学科词汇工程系统,以支持自动生成元数据并进行历史记录学术分析;讨论从更广泛的保护角度审议了我们工作的影响,结论总结了我们的工作,并确定了今后的步骤。