1. 2019 CEAL ERMB Cooperative Cataloging for E-resources Project: Updates
Bie-hwa Ma
Chinese Language Metadata Librarian
UC San Diego Library

2. Outline Dacheng Journals
Mingo (Republican Era) and Late Qing Periodicals
Progress
Other Highlights
China Academic Journals (CAJ) Updates (by TJ Kao, project leader)
Please leave your questions till after TJ’s presentation.

3. Dacheng Journals
Members: University of Hong Kong, University of Washington, Stanford University, and UC San Diego (project leader: Bie-hwa Ma)
Put on hold after 2018 CEAL Meeting due to metadata quality issue
~2,500/75,000 titles were cataloged
To be resumed after Minguo & Late Qing Project ends
All members joined Minguo & Late Qing Project

4. Minguo & Late Qing periodicals – contributing Members
University of Michigan
University of Hong Kong
University of Washington
Stanford University
UC San Diego
Project Co-Leaders: Yunah Sung and Liangyu Fu

5. Minguo & Late Qing periodicals - Progress
Chinese characters conversion to traditional form (by University of Michigan), May 2018
UCSD created brief MARC records for Data Sync Service to batch add to OCLC WorldCat, June Oct. 2018
Minor cleanup and MARC conversion from the 03/19/2018 title list of 20,488 titles in 11 series
~18,000 new records were created
~700 records were matched to existing OCLC records
Post Data Sync cleanup, Jan (led by Ms. Yunah)
Missing Title IDs (resolved by University of Michigan)
Validation Problems (resolved by University of Michigan)
Mismatched records
Duplicate records
Title changes

6. Minguo & Late Qing periodicals
Other Metadata Highlights
Title ID accepted by LC as a standard identifier in field 024 7_ of MARC records (already in OCLC records)
Summary includes extra metadata and title history
Holdings Statements at issue level provided by shanghai library in Feb. (to replace current holdings statements in OCLC records)
Next Step
Upload to Collection Manager after cleanup is done
Open to all OCLC member libraries

7. Special thanks to all of the contributing project leaders and members!
Thank you!
Special thanks to all of the contributing project leaders and members!
Turning over to TJ Kao for
“China Academic Journals (CAJ) updates”