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REPEATABLE MULTILINGUAL MODS Element name: <originInfo><place> Short definition: Name of a place associated with the issuing, publication, release, distribution, manufacture, production, or origin of a resource. Input guidelines: Refer to content standards like RDA or DACS to determine which places to input. Indicate the language of the Place by entering the appropriate three-letter language code from ISO-639-3 language codes. Designate a primary place, even if only one place is entered.
Name of a place associated with the issuing, publication, release, distribution, manufacture, production, or origin of a resource.
DAMS form field name | form field type | required | MODS element | Collections Portal display | notes |
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Place Name | text field | no | originInfo/place/placeTerm | Place Name | |
Primary Origin? | dropdown selection
| no | originInfo/place/placeTerm[@usage] (attribute of placeTerm) | N/A | Designate a primary place, even if only one place is entered. |
Language of Place Name | text field | no | originInfo/place/placeTerm[@lang] (attribute of placeTerm) | N/A | Enter the appropriate three-letter language code from ISO-639-3 language codes. |
http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/userguide/origininfo.html
<originInfo> is a container element that contains all subelements related to publication and origination information. It includes all dates associated with the creation, issuance, and/or publication of the resource. Dates associated with the temporal content of the resource go under <subject>, and dates associated with the metadata go in <recordInfo>. Data is input only within each subelement.
Currently no attributes for originInfo are implemented in the DAMS.
The following subelements of <originInfo> are used in the DAMS:
<place> is a container element for <placeTerm> to indicate place of publication/origin. <place> is used in connection with the origin of a resource, i.e., creation, publication, issuance, etc. The <place> element should be omitted if no information about the originating place of the resource is known.
Descriptive standards such as RDA or DACS may be used to determine which places to record for published resources. If a place of origin is known for an unpublished resource, it should also be recorded in <place><placeTerm>.
Places as subjects are included under <subject><geographic> or <subject><hierarchicalGeographic>.
Repeat <place> for recording multiple places.
No attributes for <place>.
The following subelement of <originInfo><place> is used in the DAMS:
Used to express place in a textual form.
Attribute name | Details | XPath syntax examples |
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type | value:
| originInfo/place/placeTerm[@type="text"] |
lang | values:
Enter ISO-639-3 language code (3 letters). | originInfo/place/placeTerm[@lang="eng"] |
usage | value:
Designate a primary place, even if only one place is entered. (Not part of the MODS standard.) | originInfo/place/placeTerm[@usage="primary"] |
No subelements for placeTerm.
Depending on the direction of mapping necessary, check
see http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-mapping.html#publication. The following specific guidelines apply for the DAMS:MARC 21 field Mapping condition MODS element Notes 008/15-17 N/A Do not use coded data in DAMS MODS. 004$c N/A Do not use coded data in DAMS MODS. 260$a placeTerm[@type="text"]
In general, all MODS metadata is imported into the DAMS Solr server upon ingest. The ingest process generates Solr fields typically named according to the following schema:
mods_value*_suffix
where
The following table shows mappings between MODS elements and Solr fields for those fields that are currently used for display in the Collections portal, or where additional processing happens in Islandora or during the publishing process. Suffixes are ignored, unless relevant for the mapping.
MODS element | Mapping condition | Solr DAMS | Solr Collections Portal | Notes |
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originInfo/place/placeTerm | mods_originInfo_place_placeTerm | mods_originInfo_place_placeTerm |