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• See the BIBFRAME Use Cases: http://bibframe.org/documentation/bibframe-usecases/

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Goals

We need to choose a key set of use cases that address the challenges articulated in the grant proposal for the project. Here are some specific points that we want to make sure that the use cases address:

1. They leverage the unique value that librarians and scholars add to materials when they select, annotate, or reference the resources.
2. They clearly demonstrate the value in combining data from our three different institutions - ideally in a way that shows how that value will grow as more institutions join in.
3. They leverage existing efforts in this space, specifically including VIAF, SNAC, BIBFRAME, and existing faculty profiling systems like CAP, Profiles, and VIVO
4. They show examples from a variety of disciplines.
5. They demonstrate value for teaching and learning; scientific research; research in the humanities; and archival research.
6. They cover a broad range of scholarly information resource types: articles, monographs, images, datasets, archival materials, cultural materials, etc.

Use Cases (suggestions, in draft form)

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