Vacancy! The #rijksmuseum is looking for a new Head of Collection IT. Do you dream about museum collection technology, linked open data, and AI to connect people with art and history? Then we would love to hear from you - https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/careers/vacancies/head-collection-it--1141840
#musetech #semweb #lod #lodlam #libtech #linkedart #fairglam

William Jensen Mangerøy from Uni of Bergen Library on trying AI/ML for subject headings and descriptive cataloging.

Annif and Mesh on demand pretty good for subject headings; ChatGPT4 less so

Normalisation rules for Ex Libris Alma https://github.com/carinath/ubb-norcat-norms

I just spent an hour trying to figure out why something went haywire at work. Turns out someone used a “chatGPT-written python script” and ran it against our live digital library files.

As you can imagine, hilarity ensued

Was feeling a little too big for my britches so I spent the morning with XSLT. That put me in my place.

New blog post: 2023 Access Conference Recordings https://distlib.blogs.com/distlib/2024/01/2023-access-conference-recordings.html

I guess its time for an #introduction.

My namn is Andreas and I work as a Systems Librarian/Team Leader at The National Library of Sweden, doing all kinds of fun stuff. Mainly around #Libris, #Metadata, #LinkedData, #Ils and #AI related stuff. My account here is mostly work-related.

I’m interested in #LibraryTechnology, #Libtech and #OpenInfrastructure in general and #LibraryOSS specifically. Been involved with #KohaILS and #CORALERM previously.

An #introduction. I’m the #Law #librarian at #Windsor Law. Before that I did #libtech and #scholcomm work.

I used to be a blogger but now most of my writing is read via my #newsletter (link in bio). I do #gamedev largely for myself and friends.

I’ve been in involved in local #civictech groups and I want to get back into climate work and the re-imagining that it requires.

Release v0.6.0 of QA catalogue a metadata quality assessment tool for library catalogue records. The big thing: supports of PICA bibliographic metadata schema (a MARC alternative used in Germany, The Netherlands, and France).

The developments was sponsored by Verbundzentrale (VZG) des Gemeinsamen Bibliotheksverbundes (GBV). Many-many thanks for @nichtich for the cooperation!

Details, download links:
https://github.com/pkiraly/metadata-qa-marc/releases/tag/v0.6.0

Finally an #introduction, chock full o' hashtags:

Work: #libraries #ResearchLibraries #libtech #metadata #discovery #ProductManagement and a little #python to help me get things done.

Personal: #dogs #cats #music #clarinet #clarinetist #band #orchestra #chambermusic #food #wine #cocktails, sometimes even #craftbeer. I like #fiction, especially #SF and #fantasy. Interested in #history, #science, #trivia. Never very focused, probably never will be.

Home: #Minneapolis #Minnesota #TwinCities.

An #introduction. I’m the (Acting) #Law #librarian at #Windsor Law. Before that I did #libtech and #scholcomm work.

I used to be a blogger but now most of my writing is read via my #newsletter (link in bio). I do #gamedev largely for myself and friends.

I’ve been in involved in local #civictech groups and I want to get back into climate work and the re-imagining that it requires.

I’m currently writing about ways of knowing.

#introduction

Two decades in #LibTech (currently NYPL) and #MuseTech. #AthenianHistory enthusiast (and PhD). For some reason I spent the pandemic learning more about the ancient Athenian Calendar than I ever I thought I would.

Some projects:
https://pypi.org/project/heniautos/
https://pypi.org/project/juliandate/
https://pypi.org/project/akrophonobolos/
https://github.com/seanredmond/parker_and_dubberstein
https://github.com/seanredmond/attic-demes