Wednesday, November 29, 2006

MARC or MODS to RDF

The Simile folks at MIT have written a utility tool to convert MARC and/or MODS to RDF. They had made the MIT catalog available in RDF for download to experiment with, and the Code4lib folks created torrents to make it easier, but IP issues surfaced and that is currently on hold.

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