Classes & Properties Declarations of PRESSoo version: 1.3 (DRAFT)

An instance of Z1 Serial Transformation consists of having the idea of starting the publication of one or more than one new serial (this is a particular case of F27 Work Conception), with a distinct intention of thus prolonging, under a new identity, one or more than one earlier serial, the publication of which has ceased, either due directly to the transformation project, or for any other reason.

The idea of starting a new serial can be contiguous with the disappearance of a serial, or occur quite some time after that event.

A transformation can be complete or only partial (e.g., a serial devoted to history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance can cease to be published as such and be continued by a new serial that is devoted to the Middle Ages only). This information element can be reflected through the P2 has type (is type of): E55 Type from the CIDOC CRM model.

The most frequent cases of serial transformation are: continuation (in which a serial undergoes a major title change), replacement (in which a new serial supersedes an earlier serial), split (in which one serial is transformed into at least two serials), and merger (in which at least two serials are transformed into one serial).

The temporary substitution of a serial with another serial (either pre-existing or created for that purpose) is not regarded as a serial transformation but simply as an episode within the publication process of the serial that temporarily disappeared (see Scope Note for Z4 Temporary Substitution).

Cases of separation and absorption are not regarded as serial transformations either, as they do not involve the combination of the disappearance of a serial and the appearance of another serial, but just either the latter or the former.

Splitting the periodical entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces’ (ISSN ‘0166-6622’) into the two periodicals entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces. A, Physicochemical and engineering aspects’ (ISSN ‘0927-7757’) and ‘Colloids and surfaces. B, Biointerfaces’ (ISSN ‘0927-7765’) (a split)

Merging the periodicals entitled ‘Animal research’ (ISSN ‘1627-3583’), ‘Animal science’ (ISSN ‘1357-7298’), and ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) into the periodical entitled ‘Animal’ (ISSN ‘1751-7311’) (a merger)

Replacing the periodical entitled ‘Le Patriote de Saône-et-Loire’ (ISSN ‘1959-9935’) with the new periodical entitled ‘Le Démocrate de Saône-et-Loire’ (ISSN ‘1959-9943’) after the former was suppressed by censorship in 1850 (a definitive replacement)

An absorption can be complete or only partial (e.g., a serial devoted to history in general can absorb specifically the portion devoted to the history of the Middle Ages of another serial that is devoted to the Middle Ages and Renaissance, while the portion devoted to the Renaissance is just abandoned). This information element can be reflected through the P2 has type (is type of): E55 Type from the CIDOC CRM model.

Separating, in 1989, the annual publication entitled ‘Means plumbing cost data’ (ISSN ‘1042-3850’) from the periodical entitled ‘Means mechanical cost data’ (ISSN ‘0748-2698), which was founded in 1983 and continued to exist after 1989

Temporarily substituting the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce: journal universel d’annonces civiles, judiciaires, commerciales et d’avis divers du département de la Seine’ with the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ in April 1840 [Comment: the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ already existed prior to April 1840, and continued to be published after the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce…’ resumed being published]

Changing the complete title of the periodical ‘L’Avispa’ (ISSN ‘1022-5870’) from: ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ to: ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ from issue No. 9 (1992, April-June)

An instance of Z6 Starting of Publication is part of the instance of F30 Publication Event that realises the entire continuing resource, and it is associated with it through property P116 starts (is started by) (i.e., the starting point of the instance of Z6 Starting of Publication coincides with the starting point of the instance of F30 Publication Event).

This class and Z7 Ending of Publication are not declared as disjoint, as the publication of the first issue of a continuing resource can also be the publication of its last issue, in cases where only one issue of a continuing resource was ever published. If no other issue of a continuing resource is published after the first issue, then both the instance of Z6 Starting of Publication and the instance of Z7 Ending of Publication P114 [are] equal in time to the instance of F30 Publication Event. As a matter of fact, the same event is then an instance of all three classes.

An instance of Z7 Ending of Publication is part of the instance of F30 Publication Event that realises the entire continuing resource, and it is associated with it through property P115 finishes (is finished by) (i.e., the ending point of the instance of Z7 Ending of Publication coincides with the ending point of the instance of F30 Publication Event).

This class and Z6 Starting of Publication are not declared as disjoint, as the publication of the first issue of a continuing resource can also be the publication of its latest known issue, in cases where only one issue of a continuing resource was ever published. If no other issue of a continuing resource is published after the first issue, then both the instance of Z6 Starting of Publication and the instance of Z7 Ending of Publication P114 [are] equal in time to the instance of F30 Publication Event. As a matter of fact, the same event is then an instance of all three classes.

A set of ISSN metadata can be managed by various agencies over time, but at a given point in time it cannot be managed by more than one agency. In practice, information relating to the agency that was previously responsible for a given set of metadata is erased from that set of metadata when the responsibility on it is handed over to another agency.

[Comment. This scope note is very restrictive and specific, while the label for the class is deliberately very vague and general. The intention is to make it possible in the future, if needed, to generalize this class and include it in other conceptual models.]

The physical storage unit held by the BnF and containing, under one binding with the arms of Madame de Pompadour, exemplars of volumes 3 and 4 (1674) of the periodical entitled ‘Le Mercure galant’

The physical storage unit held by the BnF and containing, in one box, printed exemplars of volumes 1 to 6 (1930-33) of the periodical entitled ‘Le Surréalisme au service de la révolution’, together with holograph manuscripts by André Breton, Louis Aragon, Salvador Dalí, René Char, Max Ernst, and others (both the box and the individual bindings were created by bookbinder and craftsman Renaud Vernier in 2006)

A sequencing pattern is a type exemplified in one or more than one statement transcribed from one or more than one issue of a serial. The type itself is never recorded as such, but is only inferred from the transcribed statements.

The notion of issuing policy may include: regularity, frequency, sequencing pattern, the language of the linguistic objects contained in each issue, dimension of each issue, the font used to print each issue, the layout and editorial rules adhered to in each issue, etc.

[Note: The notion of issuing rule is to be understood differently in PRESS_OO than in FRBR_OO. In FRBR_OO, property R11 has issuing rule (is issuing rule) points to a complete issuing policy that comprises a variety of parameters (regularity, frequency, dimension, language, etc.), while in PRESS_OO an instance of Z12 Issuing Rule focuses on only one of those parameters and consists of a plan for just the expected regularity, just the expected frequency, just the expected dimension, etc. This perspective shift was made necessary when it was realized that any change (i.e., any instance of Z5 Issuing Rule Change) in just one of those parameters led to a new instantiation of Z12 Issuing Rule and new instantiations of all the ranges of the associated properties, with exactly the same value for each of them except for the one parameter that changes. It was deemed preferable to associate an instance of Z12 Issuing Rule with just one parameter of the issuing policy, which makes it possible that, e.g., a monthly was transformed into a quarterly without having to repeat that the expected language of its issues remains English.]

The policy consisting of publishing a magazine (ISSN ‘1072-7825’) the issues of which are to be entitled ‘The Atlantic Monthly’

The policy consisting of publishing a magazine (entitled ‘The Atlantic Monthly’, ISSN ‘1072-7825’) the issues of which are to contain articles in English

F18 Serial Work and Z13 Monograph are two distinct subclasses of F19 Publication Work; however, they are neither declared as disjoint nor complementary, in order to allow for a certain amount of uncertainty as to the actual nature of some publications.

The sum of editorial concepts that should be conveyed through all copies of the instance of F3 Manifestation Product Type identified by ISBN ‘978-1-902896-80-9’ (the content of which is entitled: ‘The international lily register and checklist 2007’)

Although the activity of producing a storage unit can be motivated by preservation only, it inevitably results in the creation of an expression that consists of the sum of all expressions conveyed by the individual items and/or manifestation singletons that make up the resulting storage unit. Z14 Storage Unit Creation is therefore declared as a subclass of F28 Expression Creation.

A given instance of Z14 Storage Unit Creation can involve truly artistic endeavours, such as the conception and realisation of a binding which can be regarded as a piece of cultural heritage in its own right.

The activity consisting of producing a binding with the arms of Madame de Pompadour, that holds together exemplars of volumes 3 and 4 (1674) of the periodical entitled ‘Le Mercure galant’

The activity consisting of producing the individual bindings and the box for the physical storage unit held by the BnF and containing printed exemplars of volumes 1 to 6 (1930-33) of the periodical entitled ‘Le Surréalisme au service de la révolution’, together with holograph manuscripts by André Breton, Louis Aragon, Salvador Dalí, René Char, Max Ernst, and others (both the box and the individual bindings were created by bookbinder and craftsman Renaud Vernier in 2006)

Splitting the periodical entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces’ (ISSN ‘0166-6622’) into the two periodicals entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces. A, Physicochemical and engineering aspects’ (ISSN ‘0927-7757’) and ‘Colloids and surfaces. B, Biointerfaces’ (ISSN ‘0927-7765’) (Z1) Y6 initiated the periodical entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces. B, Biointerfaces’ (ISSN ‘0927-7765’) (F18)

Merging the periodicals entitled ‘Animal research’ (ISSN ‘1627-3583’), ‘Animal science’ (ISSN ‘1357-7298’), and ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) into the periodical entitled ‘Animal’ (ISSN ‘1751-7311’) (Z1) Y7 merged the periodical entitled ‘Animal science’ (ISSN ‘1357-7298’) (F18)

Merging the periodicals entitled ‘Animal research’ (ISSN ‘1627-3583’), ‘Animal science’ (ISSN ‘1357-7298’), and ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) into the periodical entitled ‘Animal’ (ISSN ‘1751-7311’) (Z1) Y7 merged the periodical entitled ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) (F18)

Absorbing the periodical entitled ‘Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas’ (ISSN ‘0165-0513’) in the periodicals entitled ‘Liebigs Annalen’ (ISSN ‘0947-3440’) and ‘Chemische Berichte’ (ISSN ‘0009-2940’) (Z2) Y9 absorbed the periodical entitled ‘Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas’ (ISSN ‘0165-0513’) (F18)

Absorbing the periodical entitled ‘Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas’ (ISSN ‘0165-0513’) in the periodicals entitled ‘Liebigs Annalen’ (ISSN ‘0947-3440’) and ‘Chemische Berichte’ (ISSN ‘0009-2940’) (Z2) Y10 enhanced the periodical entitled ‘Liebigs Annalen’ (ISSN ‘0947-3440’) (F18), and Y10 enhanced the periodical entitled ‘Chemische Berichte’ (ISSN ‘0009-2940’) (F18)

Temporarily substituting the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce: journal universel d’annonces civiles, judiciaires, commerciales et d’avis divers du département de la Seine’ with the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ in April 1840 (Z4) Y13 provided surrogate to the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce: journal universel d’annonces civiles, judiciaires, commerciales et d’avis divers du département de la Seine’ (ISSN ‘2019-2606’) (F18) [Comment: the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ already existed prior to April 1840, and continued to be published after the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce…’ resumed being published]

Temporarily substituting the periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce: journal universel d’annonces civiles, judiciaires, commerciales et d’avis divers du département de la Seine’ with the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ in April 1840 (Z4) Y14 substituted with the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ (F18) [Comment: the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ already existed prior to April 1840, and continued to be published after that date]

Changing the title of the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ from: ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ to: ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ from issue No. 9 (1992, April-June) (Z5) Y15 replaced the policy of issuing the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ with the title: ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ (Z12)

Changing the title of the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ from: ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ to: ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ from issue No. 9 (1992, April-June) (Z5) Y16 replaced with the policy of issuing the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ with the title: ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ (Z12)

The Y20.1 has type property of the property allows the nature of the association to be specified; examples of types of types foreseen in instances of Z12 Issuing Rule include: regularity, frequency, nature of the carrier, digital format, content type, media type, target audience, etc.

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘The Atlantic Monthly’ (ISSN ‘1072-7825’) (Z12) Y20 foresees type monthly (E55) Y20.1 has type frequency (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ (ISSN ‘1022-5870’) before April 1992 (Z12) Y20 foresees type bimonthly (E55) Y20.1 has type frequency (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ (ISSN ‘1022-5870’) from April 1992 on (Z12) Y20 foresees type quarterly (E55) Y20.1 has type frequency (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Kid’s again’ (ISSN ‘1950-7534’) (Z12) Y20 foresees type CDROM (E55) or DVD (E55) Y20.1 has type carrier type policy (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Bibliodiversity: publishing & globalisation’ (ISSN ‘1775-3759’) (Z12) Y20 foresees type PDF (E55), and Y20 foresees type ePub (E55) Y20.1 has type digital format policy (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘The journal of interactive technology and pedagogy’ (ISSN ‘2166-6245’) (Z12) Y20 foresees type text (E55), Y20 foresees type three-dimensional moving image (E55), and Y20 foresees type spoken word (E55) Y20.1 has type content type policy (E55)

The policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘The journal of interactive technology and pedagogy’ (ISSN ‘2166-6245’) (Z12) Y20 foresees type computer (E55), Y20 foresees type video (E55), and Y20 foresees type audio (E55) Y20.1 has type media type policy (E55)

The Y21.1 mode of use property of the property makes it possible to specify whether the language pointed to is envisioned as the language of the main body of text or of the abstracts only or as one of several parallel languages, etc.

The language policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Aber’ (ISSN ‘1625-3787’) (Z12) Y21 foresees use of language Breton (E56) Y21.1 mode of use language of main text (E55), and Y21 foresees use of language English (E56) Y21.1 mode of use language of abstracts (E55)

Typically, a sequencing pattern is not recorded in its archetypical form, but through the transcription of a statement found on one or more than one issue of the serial. The complete semantics of the relation between the serial described and the statement transcribed is contained in the following circle: F18 Serial Work R10 has member F19 Publication Work [ = the concepts of the individual issue from which the statement is transcribed] R3 is realised in F24 Publication Expression R15 has fragment F23 Expression Fragment Y43 is indicative of Z10 Sequencing Pattern Y22i is sequencing pattern foreseen in Z12 Issuing Rule Y37i is former or current issuing rule of F18 Serial Work.

FRBR_ER distinguishes between the archetypical Sequencing Pattern, an attribute of the Expression entity, and the actual Numbering, an attribute of the Manifestation entity. The FRBR_ER Sequencing Pattern notion corresponds to Z10 Sequencing Pattern in PRESS_OO, while the FRBR_ER Numbering corresponds to the instance of F23 Expression Fragment used to convey the archetypical sequencing pattern and does not call for a specific class in PRESS_OO.

Typically, this property is observed on one exemplar of an issue of a serial, and extrapolated to all other exemplars of the issue and of other issues to come. This logical inference is an induction along the path that can be modelled as: F18 Serial Work Y37 has former or current issuing rule Z12 Issuing Rule, and F18 Serial Work R10 has member F19 Publication Work R3 is realised in F24 Publication Expression R6i is carried by F5 Item P39i was measured by E16 Measurement P40 observed dimension E54 Dimension. [adapted from scope note for CLP43 should have dimension in FRBR_OO]

The property Y24.1 has type allows for specifying a particular type of title, the same way as the CIDOC CRM property P102 has title (is title of) from E71 Man-Made Thing to E35 Title has a property, P102.1 has type, that makes it possible to clarify the relationship between a man-made thing and the title associated with it.

The key title and abridged key title used to identify a serial cannot be referred to through this property, as they are artificial constructs forged by cataloguers, even though they may happen to look identical with the title proper foreseen by the issuing policy. The relationship between an instance of F18 Serial Work and a key title or abridged key title is expressed by using the P48 has preferred identifier property from CIDOC CRM.

The title policy according to which each issue of the yearbook entitled ‘Canadian minerals yearbook’ (ISSN ‘0068-9270’) was to have spine title: ‘CMY ... review and outlook’ (Z12) Y24 foresees use of title ‘CMY ... review and outlook’ (E35) Y24.1 has type spine title (E55)

It can denote a dynamic, asymmetric relationship where the range expresses the dependant publication, if such a direction can be established. Otherwise, it denotes a symmetric relationship, where none of the two continuing resources is regarded as dependant on the other.

The Y25.1 has type property of the property allows the nature of the association to be specified; examples of types of association between instances of Z12 Issuing Rule include: supplement, issued with, insert, etc.

The association policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘BMS. Bulletin de méthodologie sociologique’ (ISSN ‘0759-1063’) (Z12) Y25 foresees association with the association policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘RC 33 newsletter’ (ISSN ‘1023-5833’) (Z12) Y25.1 has type insert (E55)

The association policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘La Revue européenne’ (ISSN ‘1147-6818’) (Z12) Y25 foresees association with the association policy followed in publishing the series entitled ‘Collection de la Revue européenne’ (ISSN ‘1245-5601’) (Z12)

It can denote a dynamic, asymmetric relationship where the range expresses the dependant publication, if such a direction can be established. Otherwise, it denotes a symmetric relationship, where none of the two continuing resources is regarded as dependant on the other.

In addition to being a subproperty of Y25 foresees association with (foresees to be associated with), it can also be analysed as a shortcut of the more developed path: Z12 Issuing Rule Y37i is former or current issuing rule of F18 Serial Work R10i is member of F15 Complex Work R10 has member F18 Serial Work Y37 has former or current issuing rule Z12 Issuing Rule.

The Y26.1 has type property of the property allows the nature of the association to be specified; examples of types of association between instances of Z12 Issuing Rule include: other edition, other format, local edition, other edition on a different type of carrier, abridged edition, edition in a different language, etc.

The multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘The Garden Conservancy open days directory’ ([national edition]) (ISSN ‘1087-7738’) (Z12) Y26 foresees other edition the multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘The Garden Conservancy open days directory. The guide to visiting private gardens in the Midwest’ (ISSN ‘1546-8747’) (Z12) Y26.1 has type local edition (E55)

The multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Чернобыль-индекс’ (Z12) Y26 foresees other edition the multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Chernobyl digest of current relevant literature’ (Z12) Y26.1 has type abridged edition (E55)

The multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Wall Street journal (Eastern ed.)’ (ISSN ‘0099-9660’) (Z12) Y26 foresees other edition the multi-edition policy followed in publishing the periodical entitled ‘Wall Street journal (Central ed.)’ (ISSN ‘1092-0935’) (Z12) Y26.1 has type other edition (E55)

Propriétés: Y26.1 has type: E55 Type

This is not the same notion as the association of a continuing resource with one or more than one ‘edition in a different language’, which is expressed through property Y26 foresees other edition (foresees to be another edition of).

The periodical entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces’ (ISSN ‘0166-6622’) (F18) Y32 was split into the periodical entitled ‘Colloids and surfaces. B, Biointerfaces’ (ISSN ‘0927-7765’) (F18)

The periodical entitled ‘Animal research’ (ISSN ‘1627-3583’) (F18) Y33 was merged with the periodical entitled ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) (F18)

The periodical entitled ‘Animal science’ (ISSN ‘1357-7298’) (F18) Y34 was merged to form the periodical entitled ‘Animal’ (ISSN ‘1751-7311’) (F18)

The periodical entitled ‘Reproduction nutrition development’ (ISSN ‘0926-5287’) (F18) Y34 was merged to form the periodical entitled ‘Animal’ (ISSN ‘1751-7311’) (F18)

The periodical entitled ‘Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas’ (ISSN ‘0165-0513’) Y35 was absorbed in the periodical entitled ‘Liebigs Annalen’ (ISSN ‘0947-3440’) (F18), and Y35 was absorbed in the periodical entitled ‘Chemische Berichte’ (ISSN ‘0009-2940’) (F18)

The periodical entitled ‘L’Annonce: journal universel d’annonces civiles, judiciaires, commerciales et d’avis divers du département de la Seine’ (F18) Y36 had surrogate the periodical entitled ‘Le Pont-Neuf’ (F18)

The periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ (‘L’Avispa’) (F18) Y37 has former or current issuing rule the rule that obtained prior to 1992, according to which the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ was to be issued with the complete title: ‘L’Avispa, bimensual de teoría y debate’ (Z12)

If the publication has ceased, this property reflects the latest known issuing rules followed by the continuing resource when its last known issue was released (i.e., the issuing rules followed in the instance of Z7 Ending of Publication associated with the continuing resource), rather than the ‘current’ issuing rules (since in that case, strictly speaking, there are no ‘current’ issuing rules).

The periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ (‘L’Avispa’) (F18) Y38 has current issuing rule the rule that obtained after 1992, according to which the periodical identified by ISSN ‘1022-5870’ is to be issued with the complete title: ‘L’Avispa, revista trimestrial de teoría y debate’ (Z12)

[Note. The relationship between a series and a monograph published as a volume within that series, or between a periodical and one of its regular issues, is not expressed through this property, but by stating that the monograph or regular issue is a member of the series or periodical, i.e., F18 Serial Work R10 has member (is member of) F19 Publication Work. Special issues of a periodical that are included in that periodical’s numbering are also modelled simply as members of the periodical, not as monographs that enhance it.]

The Y39.1 has type property of the property allows the nature of the association to be specified; examples of types of enhancement of an instance of F18 Serial Work by a monograph include: supplementing monograph, special issue, etc.

The periodical entitled ‘Cerebrovascular diseases’ (ISSN ‘1015-9770’) (F18) Y39 is enhanced by monograph the sum of editorial concepts in the monograph entitled ‘Ischemic stroke: knowledge and research, challenges and goals’, associated with the instance of F3 Manifestation Product Type identified by ISBN ‘978-3-8055-9051-8’ (Z13) Y39.1 has type supplementing monograph (E55)

The Y40.1 has type property of the property allows the nature of the association to be specified; examples of types of enhancement of a monograph by an instance of F18 Serial Work include: supplemented monograph, base volume for an updating loose-leaf, etc.

The periodical entitled ‘The international lily register and checklist 2007. Supplement’ (F18) Y40 enhances monograph the sum of editorial concepts in the monograph entitled ‘The international lily register and checklist 2007’, associated with the instance of F3 Manifestation Product Type identified by ISBN ‘978-1-902896-80-9’ (Z13) Y40.1 has type supplemented monograph (E55)

It makes no statement as to whether the publisher whose headquarters is located within the country referred to is still the publisher of the serial work at the time of validity of the record or database containing the statement that uses this property, nor does it make any statement as to whether the publisher is still located within that country.

[Comment: The choice of the ISSN agency that performs an instance of Z8 Metadata Management on a given instance of F18 Serial Work is determined by the current area(s) of publication of that instance of F18 Serial Work.]

The periodical entitled ‘St-Barth weekly’ (ISSN ‘1766-9278’) (F18) Y43 has current area of publication Guadeloupe (E53)

The periodical entitled ‘International music & opera guide’ (ISSN ‘0955-7121’), published jointly in London by Tantivy Press and in New York by New York Zoetrope (F18) Y43 has current area of publication United-Kingdom (E53), and Y43 has current area of publication United States of America (E53)

The periodical entitled ‘SPARC newsletter, a project of the World climate research programme’ (ISSN ‘1245-4680’), published in Paris by Météo-France from 1993 to 2004, in Toronto by the University of Toronto from 2004 to 2012, and in Zurich by ETH Zurich from 2012 on (F18) Y43 has current area of publication Switzerland (E53)

The activity (performed by bookbinder and craftsman Renaud Vernier in 2006) of producing the individual bindings and the box for the physical storage unit held by the BnF and containing printed exemplars of volumes 1 to 6 (1930-33) of the periodical entitled ‘Le Surréalisme au service de la révolution’, together with holograph manuscripts by André Breton, Louis Aragon, Salvador Dalí, René Char, Max Ernst, and others (Z14) aggregated in a single storage unit one holograph manuscript by Max Ernst (F4)