Title | Authors | Advisor | Orcid ID | Date of Version | Keywords | Disciplines | Citation | Comments | Abstract
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
Yes |
|
Repeatable |
No |
|
Definition |
title of publication, resource, etc. assigned by author |
|
Usage |
Use headline-style capitalization (caps and lowercase). If anything needs to be italicized, put the html codes <i> and </i> around it. The <sub></sub> and <sup></sup> codes may also be used. |
|
Examples |
Ice Ice Baby: Are Librarian Stereotypes Freezing Us Out of Instruction? |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 130, 240, 245; DC: Title |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
Yes |
|
Definition |
Person/people responsible for writing/creating the publication or resource |
|
Usage |
Personal and Corporate Authors; Includes Author's institution and email address when available ; Recorded as found on piece or based on research |
|
Examples |
mmering1@unl.edu Margaret Mering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 100, 700, 110, 710; DC: creator, DC: contributor |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
Yes |
|
Repeatable |
Yes |
|
Definition |
Dissertation/Theses Advisor |
|
Usage |
Not part of Author index; Element of Collection and Theses Collections |
|
Examples |
First Advisor Taro Mieno; Second Advisor Karina Schoengold; Third AdvisorNicholas Brozović |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 700; DC: contributor |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
Yes |
|
Definition |
Identifier for researchers |
|
Usage |
Primarily Used for UNL authors. Used for other authors when listed on publication. Used to help distinguish author names; hotlinked to ORCID record. |
|
Examples |
George L. Graef [hyperlinked] |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: Authority 024; DC: identifier |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
Yes |
|
Repeatable |
No |
|
Definition |
Date found on publication; Date of original creation |
|
Usage |
may be a month or a season and a year, or just a year or a full date may be available |
|
Examples |
Month: May Day: 24 Year: 2108 |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 260, 264 $c; DC: date |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
Yes |
|
Definition |
A word or concept of great significance in publication |
|
Usage |
Keywords listed in one field and separated by comma: found on publication or author supplied (e.g., theses and dissertation) |
|
Examples |
art, artist, stitching, textiles, fabric, cloth, maps, mapping, quilts, Nebraska |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 600, 610, 611, 650, 655 ; DC: subject |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
Yes |
|
Definition |
The branch of knowledge of a collection |
|
Usage |
Often pre-assigned to collection; selected from a system provided list of disciplines |
|
Examples |
Animal Sciences | Beef Science |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
Provide the matching element(s) from other schemas. Helpful for migrating or harvesting purposes. |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
No
|
|
Definition |
A reference to a published or unpublished source |
|
Usage |
Journals: journal name, volume number, issue number, and page range. doi if it is available; also used for preprints; book chapters & ETDs |
|
Examples |
PNAS, vol. 114 no. 13, pp. E2590–E2597; Published online March 13, 2017. |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
DC: source |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
No |
|
Repeatable |
No |
|
Definition |
|
|
Usage |
Used for copyright, federal government document and other relevant information about the piece. Field is not indexed. |
|
Examples |
© 2018 by the Ecological Society of America; This article is a U.S. Government work and is in the public domain in the USA.; Copyright © 2005 Infectious Diseases Society of America; published by Oxford. Used by permission.
|
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 260, 264, 530, 533, 534, 540, 542, 59X |
|
Label |
|
|
Required |
Yes |
|
Repeatable |
No |
|
Definition |
Summary of publication or resource's focus |
|
Usage |
Pasted from publication or constructed by inputter |
|
Examples |
Significant financial changes have been underway in the U.S. agricultural system. After a decade of increases in crop and livestock prices mirrored by corresponding increases in expenses, prices began declining dramatically in 2014 (USDA-NASS, 2017). Figure 1 shows yearly net farm income for Nebraska crop and livestock producers from 2000 to 2015 (USDA, ERS). A survey in July 2016 indicated that 52 percent of Nebraska farmers and ranchers were financially stressed. |
|
Crosswalk (Schema mapping) |
MARC: 520; DC: description |