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Members

Name	Affiliation(s)	Area(s) of Interest and Expertise
Laura E Daniels	Cornell, MM SIG	cataloging, authorities
Andreas Mace	National Library of Sweden	BIBFRAME, metadata workflows
Mary Aycock
Nancy Lorimer	Stanford	cataloging, authorities, AI, workflows
Kalli Mathios	Stanford	linked data, linked data editors, metadata workflows
Charlotte Whitt	Index Data	BibFrame, Metadata workflows, Inventory
Alvaro Lopez
@Massoud AlShareef	KwareTech	Entities, Linked Data, BibFrame
Martin Scholz	Univ. Library of Erlangen-Nürnberg	Linked Data
Tiziana Possemato	@Cult/Casalini (Share Family)	Linked data, Entity modeling, BIBFRAME
Felix Hemme	GBV/VZG	Metadata Management
Lisa McColl	Lehigh University	cataloging
Natalie Koziar
Chris Long	University of Colorado Boulder	cataloging, authorities
Christie Thomas	University of Chicago	metadata workflows, entities, linked data

About the subgroup

DRAFT charge

Linked Open Data in FOLIO is a subgroup organized within the Metadata Management Special Interest Group with membership open to all members of the FOLIO community. This group continues and expands on the work done by the Entity Management Working Group (2020-2022).

The subgroup is focused on the following:

Exploring, investigating, documenting, and sharing information about development related to linked data within the FOLIO community in order to help libraries select and implement solutions.
Providing a venue for stakeholders to give input on and inform development of linked data tools in FOLIO.
Identifying and informing the broad FOLIO community of library requirements for linked data tools.
Defining and documenting community requirements around implementing linked data within the FOLIO environment, especially regarding the transition from creating MARC data to linked data.
Advocating for a community-based approach to linked data and entity management in FOLIO. Advocating for and growing a community of practice around BIBFRAME.
Identifying and exploring challenges libraries will face working in a data-format agnostic environment.
Surveying and categorizing the current and emergent BIBFRAME technical infrastructure environment in an effort to encourage equitable access to linked open data workflows and production capabilities.