Misc. definitions, explanations, more input, suggestions etc.

Definition of, and examples on:
1. Holdings Statement (see Holdings Metadata for Inventory)
2. Enumeration (See Items Metadata for Inventory)
3. Chronology (See Items Metadata for Inventory)

Holdings Statements	Definition	Examples MARC	Examples 'non-standard'	Examples 'non-MARC'	Comments
Z39.71	Record of the location(s) of a specific bibliographic item and related general information (as listed in section 3.2) and, optionally, the units of that bibliographic item held at a location. Note: For the purposes of this standard, a holdings statement reflects only items actually held now, not items no longer held nor items expected to be acquired. The holdings statement can be open-ended.	-	-	-
Duke	There's not direct 'holdings statement' in Marc, but the 866 does serve as a summary statement.	866 41 $$80$$av.9:no.8(1922)-v.23:no.12(1936)
TAMU
uChicago	We use an element, Extent of Ownership to collect these statements. The Extent of Ownership can be one of three types: Basic Bibliographic Unit, Supplementary Material, or Indexes. Each statement can also be public or non-public and can have its own note. The content itself is free text.			https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4bujj00AH2seTJDUGdKRGF2ZmM	Christie Thomas - In the UX examples we used American Journal of Medicine. How would the holdings data look in the Kuali-OLE system?

Enumeration	Definition	Examples MARC	Examples 'non-standard'	Examples 'non-MARC'
Z39.71	Data element in the Extent of Holdings Area that indicates the sequential numeric and/or alphabetic designation used by a publisher on a multipart or serial unit to identify the individual bibliographic or physical parts and to show the relationship of each part to the bibliographic unit as a whole.	-	-	-
Duke	Marc Holdings don't split the enumeration and chronology into separate fields, only separate subfields as defined in the 853. Each separate entry on the holding has its own 863, with the 866 used as a summary field (see above for that example)
TAMU
uChicago	We have both an enumeration and a chronology element at the item level. In most cases, we include both the enumeration and the chronology in the enumeration field. There are some instances in which we use the separate chronology element.			https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4bujj00AH2sSjJEaXdGaER4Mjg

Chronology	Definition	Examples MARC	Examples 'non-standard'	Examples 'non-MARC'	Comments
Z39.71	Data element in the Extent of Holdings Area that indicates the date(s) used by the publisher on a serial unit or multipart unit to help identify it and/or indicate when it was issued. Note: The chronology may reflect the date of coverage, publication, copyright, or printing.
Duke
TAMU
uChicago