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All maps that are moved to the Library Shelving Facility shall have a full-level bibliographic record (in the maps format) in the Library’s online catalog. Maps are housed in large, flat folders. Large sets will be broken up into multiple folders containing approximately 50 sheets each. The folders will be barcoded and it is the folders that will be retrieved from the LSF when a particular map is needed. The folder number and the range of map sheets will be indicated in the item record so that the correct folder can be retrieved. I. Orbis record standards 1. Full standard bibliographic record.
A complete MARC holdings record is required in all cases. This should identify how the sheets are separated into folders. Example: 866/6:41: $|8 0 $|a Folder 1: sheets 1-50 866/7:41: $|8 0 $|a Folder 2: sheets 51-100
4. Item records
ENUM/CHRON: Folder 1: sheets 1-50
1. Map sets. Sheets that are lacking from large map sets are indicated on the index that is provided with each map set. Although the sheets are numbered, providing the specific holdings in a MHLD would not be helpful to the user without access to the index. Additionally, many sets are published by multiple publishers over the course of its publication, and the sets may include sheets from various editions. Therefore, in these cases, a 590 note should be added to the bibliographic records that indicates "Library holdings incomplete; editions and issuing bodies vary" and a 555 note should be added that indicates "Index to series in Map Collection, SML." A MARC holdings record should still be created identifying which sheets are in which folder. 2. USGS map sets. Since we are still receiving maps for these sets that supercede earlier maps issued, these sets should not be considered for transfer to the Library Shelving Facility at this time. 3. Problem resolution. Map sets without MARC holdings records should be referred to the D-level position (LSF problem resolver) to create a MARC holdings record. III. Example. LTYL MORE FMW9328
LTYL DONE FMW9328
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| Last revision: 12 September 2000
Contact: Rebecca Mugridge at rebecca.mugridge@yale.edu URL: http://www.library.yale.edu/cataloging/lsf/maps.htm |