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1) Adam Chandler joined us as the new Liaison to TSI Steering
2) Discussed the assessment of LITO regarding LS-Tools testing at Columbia it was agreed to make a Proof Registry entry to account for the recommendation that it not proceed.
3) Peter Magierski had identified that Cornell had access to enhanced bib records for Kotobarabia ebook collection. Cornell agreed to share these files as the Serials Solutions records were sparse and did not have transliterated versions of the titles.
5/9/14 (unedited)
1) Kotobarabia
"Unicode provides seven characters (U+200E, U+200F, U+202A, U+202B, U+202C, U+202D, U+202E) to help control these embedded bidirectional text levels up to 61 levels deep" - these characters in the Kotobarabia file are problems in Voyager and Marcdump utility.
Thought there might be LCSH in more records, but those OCLC did not have LCSH either...just one Ibn Sina title.
Do they validate in Voyager at Cornell? (no, they do not)
12 or so cornell did not upload, they use them anyways.
Open in raw text to remove invisible characters?
Serials solutions - provider id's and dv ids to link up to license
2) Cornell will send a FAST headings sample file
690 field.
FAST/NIC for local FAST
or $2. local
3) Casalini transition to new system was causing invoicing and MARC record errors in files provided to Columbia, Cornell experienced no such issues.
They load approvals from major vendors after selection...
Chroning batch match, what to do with level 3 records over 3 years load...