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Huajun HUANG, Xinhong ZENG, Weiming LIN & Ruoyun CHEN / Formal semantic description standard family for   089
                                       Chinese KOS (Ⅱ): Research and implementation of Classification Scheme Sharing Service System









                     Supplementary specification  ·$a forms URI identity of the concept. ·$d’s value is “01”, which means top concept. If $a is a single class number (i.e. when $c doesn’t exist),  it will be converted to the value (object) of skos:notation.  If there is no superordinate class number $9, only the  superordinate class name $h is recorded, the last $h should  be the skos:prefLabel of skos:concept of




















                 Table 3. The conversion rules between CLCMARC (field 250) and CNKOS vocabularies







                    CNKOS  vocabularies  skos:notation(when $c exists, converting to ckos:notationCommon  Combine with $a to generate ckos:notationSpan, and remove  the same element in the front (If this is an indicative class entry, it  should also be converting to ckos:notationEnd) skos:broader’s skos:notation (it doesn’t exist in CLCMARC)  skos:broader’s skos:prefLabel(the last $h)  ckos:referenceClassEntry’s







                        skos:Concept  skos:hasTopConcept ($d=01)  or ckos:notationBegin)  skos:prefLable  skos:inScheme  Note:  converting to ckos:notationEnd.











                    CLCMARC  field or subfield  $a the single class number or the  beginning number of a number span $c the end number of a number span  $9 the superordinate class number   $h the superordinate class name of the   $k the class name of the outline class   $j (the class name) corresponding   $z auxiliary table identification fb1 I. General Subdivision Table  (similar to Standard Subdivisions in   fb

                        250 class number  $d class level  (MARCXML)  current class number  number (e.g. an indicative class)  directly with the class number  DDC)  fb2 II. Global Area Table  fb3 III. Chinese Area Table  fb5 V. Chinese Era Table  Table  Table
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