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2020-11-17 Meeting notes

2020-11-17 Meeting notes

Nov 17, 2020 03:10-05:00 PM

Zoom: contact chair for link and password

Attendees

  • @Belinda Egan (Unlicensed)

  • @Cathleen Lu

  • @Hermine Vermeij

  • @Jean Dickinson (Unlicensed)

  • @Latasha Means

  • @Martha McTear (Unlicensed)

  • @Sarah Wallbank (Unlicensed) (co-chair)

  • @Shi Deng

  • @TJ Kao

  • @Yoko Kudo

  • @Elizabeth Miraglia (chair)(notes)

Not attending

 

 

 

Discussion items

Item

Desired Outcome

Time

Who

Notes

Decisions

Local group takeaways

Actions

 

Item

Desired Outcome

Time

Who

Notes

Decisions

Local group takeaways

Actions

 

1

Updates (please add in advance)

 

0 mins

All

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

NZ load order

Finalize the NZ load order for test load and, ideally, go-live

110 mins

 

SILS Principles and Framing: https://libraries.universityofcalifornia.edu/content/sils-phase-4-principles-and-shared-assumptions

Finalized criteria in the test template:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ady0y-Pj3sB-Mte77TdWy0Tbnfbz8OkzkwFOOTy0z1c/edit

Campuses present their responses to load order criteria:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cjIQLFzhd06N5up3cam-6M_KMXqsV5iN?usp=sharing

Let’s talk about SCP:

  • One concern is that SCP hasn’t processed control number changes: would impact anyone who does have a more updated copy of a given record with additional 035 data

  • SCP stands to lose their data completely since there are no local extensions for the NZ 9XX range

  • We should try to help campuses minimize that clean up in advance as much as possible

  • Approved SCP first

Merced:

  • They have the most updated copy, small-ish collection

  • Approved Merced 2nd

UCSF:

  • Prefer to be last

  • Smaller collection, primarily electronic

  • Would benefit from records from others

  • Have a good handle on local data

  • Approved UCSF last

3rd:

  • Heard from UCB and UCLA, common thread that UCSD is a strong contender for 3rd

  • UCSD processes OCLC updates, has strong authority control, pcc participation, collection size is enough to make an impact

  • Approved UCSD 3rd

4th:

  • UCB: wants to go in before UCLA because they want to use the test load to learn more about their data

    • Strong support in IT department for cleanup

    • Not processing OCLC updates

    • Have largely protected local data

    • Complex collections that aren’t “special” in the strict sense

    • NRLF records tend to be high quality, staff are detail-oriented and have OCLC numbers. General sense that the NRLF campuses are happy with the records they get

  • UCLA:

    • Also large database

    • Strong pcc participation

    • Processing OCLC updates for serials, hoping to start updates for monos in the new year and hopefully a large chunk before go-live

    • SRLF staff only handle items, bibs are handled by UCLA and either match a UCLA bib or keep the one sent by the campus

    • Approved UCB 4th, will need to be thoroughly reviewed for go-live

  • 5th

    • UCLA, will need to be thoroughly reviewed for go-live

  • 6th

    • UCD: strong PCC participation

  • 7th

    • UCSC: have some history of paid record enhancements

  • 8th

    • UCI: has a medical school and no strong preference of load order outside that (and not being last)

  • 9th

    • UCR: has a medical school and no strong preference

  • 10th

    • UCSB: no strong preference but do want to be sure they don’t accidentally create bad data for other campuses so ok going in later

 

 

 

 

 

See decision page

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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