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Enhancing Archival Metadata: Tools for EAC-CPF Creation and Editing

Join Merrilee Proffitt from OCLC Research for insights on creating and editing EAC-CPF records. This session, part of the OCLC TAI-CHI webinar series, explores how EAC-CPF enhances archival metadata beyond EAD standards. Discover its compatibility with international standards like ISAAR-CPF and how it allows for flexible relationships among corporate bodies, persons, families, and library authorities. Ideal for archivists and librarians looking to improve their metadata practices and integrate alternate names and local implementations.

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Enhancing Archival Metadata: Tools for EAC-CPF Creation and Editing

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  1. Beyond EAD Tools for Creating and Editing EAC-CPF Records and "Remixing" Archival Metadata MerrileeProffitt OCLC Research 9 January 2014 OCLC TAI-CHI webinar series #oclcr Ethan Gruber American Numismatic Society Tim Thompson University of Miami Libraries Allison Jai O’Dell University of Miami Libraries

  2. Tools for Creating and Editing EAC-CPF Records and "Remixing" Archival Metadata Beyond EAD Merrilee Proffitt Senior Program Officer, OCLC Research 9 January 2013 OCLC TAI-CHI webinar series #oclcr

  3. Companion to Encoded Archival Description (EAD) • Based on International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families (ISAAR-CPF) • Emphasis on relations… • With other resources • With other corporate bodies, persons, families • With functions • Compatible with library authorities and structures (LCSH, MODS, etc.) • Offers flexibility for alternate names, variant forms, local implementations

  4. MerrileeProffitt • OCLC Research • Ethan Gruber • American Numismatic • Society • Tim Thompson • University of Miami • Libraries • Allison Jai O’Dell • University of Miami • Libraries

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