Feb. 14, 2017
Estimated number of records corrected:
| Type | Count | % by Batch |
| Bibs | 21,471 | 95.69 |
| Holdings | 9,339 | 99.75 |
| Items | 1,439 | 67.60 |
| Orders | 1033 | 96 |
Estimated number of unique tags corrected across all records to date: 20
In the works:
Scoping:
- LDR/06-07 Invalid combinations by format
- 008/21 (MU) contains non-standard codes
- 008/23 (BK, MX) contains non-standard codes
- 008/23 coded incorrectly given the presence of a print holding
Planning:
- Invalid/discontinued Language codes
- Obsolete tags, subfields, indicators, codes; carets & pipes
- Arranging outsourced remediation: 16,400 CJK bibs with paired field errors; 914 bibs with 008 <> 40 characters; 788 bibs with 245 miscoded or missing
Feb. 10, 2017
Estimated number of records corrected:
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Special thanks to the Metadata Standards Working Group for their extensive work on changes to obsolete tags.
Our sincere thanks to our advisors and collaborators!
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Soon, we’ll reach out to the libraries to help us formulate a cleanup and prevention strategy.
Oct. 28, 2016
Last week, the MOP and OCLC Data Sync teams held three public meetings to present updates on both projects. The Data Sync WG also presented its preliminary recommendations. Our thanks to everyone who attended and contributed to the lively Q&A. Please continue to contribute your ideas!
The MOP team has scoped several aspects of Phase 1 projects. Summary findings for each project can be found on the Project Status page. From there, you can access individual pages for each project presenting detailed findings, including raw data. We will continue to update the new wiki pages as we progress.
Oct. 21, 2016
We have compiled a punch list of 230+ items covering a wide range of potential clean up projects including pre- and post- OCLC reclamation and pre-migration issues. The list is intended to be comprehensive but is by no means exhaustive. It continues to grow based on feedback from the HL community, OCLC, and peer institutions. We thank you for the feedback received to date and encourage you to contribute more ideas. We welcome your input! All ideas are valuable! Many issues will require additional analysis by LTS before they can be prioritized, but please keep them coming.
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