MARC standards

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MARC standards are a set of bibliographic data formats used worldwide to structure and exchange library catalog information in a consistent, machine-readable way.


Statements (54)
Predicate Object
instanceOf bibliographic data format
library cataloging standard
metadata standard
abbreviation MARC
basedOn record structure of fields and subfields
developedBy Library of Congress
fullName Machine-Readable Cataloging standards
goal enable sharing of catalog records
ensure long-term usability of bibliographic data
standardize library metadata
hasComponent AUSMARC
BIBSYS-MARC
CAN/MARC
CMARC
DANMARC2
FinMARC
INTERMARC
KORMARC
MAB
MARC 21
MARC 21 Authority
MARC 21 Bibliographic
MARC 21 Classification
MARC 21 Community Information
MARC 21 Holdings
NORMARC
UKMARC
UNIMARC
primaryEncoding ISO 2709
relatedTo AACR2
BIBFRAME
RDA
Z39.50
scope international
supports data exchange between libraries
encoding of bibliographic descriptions
encoding of holdings information
encoding of names and titles
encoding of subject headings
interoperability of catalog data
machine-readable records
usedFor authority data
bibliographic data
classification data
community information
holdings data
usedIn integrated library systems
library catalogs
library management systems
national bibliographies
union catalogs
uses indicators for field interpretation
numeric tags for fields
subfield codes for data elements

Referenced by (52)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
MARC standards ("MARC 21")
MARC standards ("UNIMARC")
MARC standards ("UKMARC")
MARC standards ("AUSMARC")
MARC standards ("INTERMARC")
MARC standards ("BIBSYS-MARC")
MARC standards ("FinMARC")
MARC standards ("MARC 21 Bibliographic")
MARC standards ("MARC 21 Authority")
MARC standards ("MARC 21 Holdings")
MARC standards ("MARC 21 Classification")
MARC standards ("MARC 21 Community Information")
hasComponent
Library of Congress Control Number
Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms ("MARC 21")
Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus ("MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data")
MAB ("MARC")
MARC standards ("RDA")
NORMARC ("MARC 21")
NORMARC ("UNIMARC")
relatedTo
CMARC ("MARC format")
CMARC ("MARC 21")
DANMARC2 ("MARC")
NORMARC ("MARC")
basedOn
Library of Congress Linked Data Service ("MARC Relator Terms")
Library of Congress Linked Data Service ("MARC Countries")
Library of Congress Linked Data Service ("MARC Languages")
Library of Congress Linked Data Service ("MARC Organization Codes")
hasPart
CMARC ("MARC formats")
RDA ("MARC 21")
Resource Description and Access ("MARC 21")
compatibleWith
CMARC ("Chinese Machine‑Readable Cataloging")
MARC standards ("Machine-Readable Cataloging standards")
fullName
BIBFRAME ("MARC")
BIBFRAME ("MARC 21")
intendedToReplace
Name Authority File ("MARC authority format")
OCLC ("MARC")
supportsStandard
Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules ("MARC 21")
Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus ("MARC 382 field")
usedWith
Library of Congress Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate ("MARC 21")
Library of Congress Policy and Standards Division ("MARC 21")
usesStandard
MARC standards ("MARC")
abbreviation
KORMARC ("MARC 21 principles")
conformsTo
Library of Congress authority record ("MARC 21 Authority Format")
describedByStandard
Library of Congress authority record ("MARC 21")
encodedIn
Library of Congress Subject Headings ("MARC 21 authority format")
hasDataModel
MAB ("MARC 21 (in German library context)")
hasSuccessor
CMARC ("MARC bibliographic standard")
isLocalizedVariantOf
MARC standards ("ISO 2709")
primaryEncoding
CMARC ("ISO 2709")
recordStructure
METS ("MARC 21")
relatedStandard
Queen's University Library system ("MARC")
usesCataloguingStandard
Library of Congress catalogers ("MARC 21")
useSystem

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