s the cataloging universe moves ever deeper into the era of RDA: Resource Description and Access, specialist catalogers need information on managing the materials in their areas of responsibility. In this manual, three expert catalogers offer a summary and overview of how to catalog cartographic resources using the new standard. Through abundant examples and sample records to illustrate the work, the authors Take a close look at what remains familiar from AACR2, and what is new and different in RDA Offer guidance for creating authorized geographic subject headings using Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Resources and Functional Requirements for Authority Data Present a detailed examination of geographic subject headings and subdivisions Designed for both practicing map catalogers and catalogers new to cartographic resources, this volume will be a one-stop resource for all catalogers of cartographic materials looking to understand the differences between cataloging using AACR2 and cataloging using RDA.

List of Figures vii

1 The Past Is Prologue 1

2 RDA and FRBR Entities as Applied to Cartographic Resources: An Overview 13

3 Comparing Standards: Continuing, Different, and Added Practices 25

4 Navigating RDA to Describe Cartographic Resource Elements 47

5 Cartographic Resources Cataloging: Moving Forward 105

Postscript 109

APPENDIXES

A Image of Damietta Sheet from the Egypt 1:100,000 Series 111

B Map Record Example Showing FRBR Relationship Entities Involved at the Field Level 113

C RDA Checklist for Descriptive Elements 115

D Examples of Correct Scale and Coordinates Notation in the 255 Field with Matching Examples in the 034 Field under AACR2 and RDA 117

E 33X Content, Media, and Carrier Terms Examples Based on Different Kinds of Cartographic Resources 119

F Digital Resources Notes: Comparing RDA Number with MARC Field Number 123

G Sample Records for Different Cartographic Resources Types 125

About the Authors 135

Index 137

PAIGE G. ANDREW is the Maps Cataloging Librarian at the Pennsylvania State Uni-versity Libraries, holding the rank of Full Librarian. He participates in three of the Library of Congress Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC) programs: BIBCO, NACO, and SACO. Mr. Andrew has published articles on the bibliographic control of cartographic materials and related topics in professional journals such as Cata-loging and Classification Quarterly, and authored Cataloging Sheet Maps: The Basics (Haworth Information Press, 2003). He co-edited, with Mary Lynette Larsgaard, Maps and Related Cartographic Materials: Cataloging, Classification and Bibliographic Control (Haworth Information Press, 1999), and with Ms. Larsgaard is co-founder of and continues as co-editor of the Journal of Map and Geography Libraries: Advances in Geospatial Information, Collections and Archives. Mr. Andrew has served his pro-fession as an officer and as chair of many committees, including those of the Special Libraries Association, the American Library Association, and several others. He con-tinues to share his expertise in map cataloging through workshops given at confer-ences and individual institutions as well as through formal presentations. He was the recipient of the 2009 Nancy B. Olson Award for significant contributions to audiovi-sual cataloging by OLAC (Online Audiovisual Catalogers, Inc.). His MLS is from the University of Washington and BA from Western Washington University (Geography). PA\SUSAN M. MOORE is a Catalog Librarian and Bibliographer at the Rod Library at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. She has been teaching map cataloging workshops since 1999. She is a member of the Map and Geospatial Infor-mation Round Table (MAGIRT) of the American Library Association. She currently chairs the MAGIRT Committee on Cataloging and Classification and is the MAGIRT liaison to the Library of Congress' MARC Advisory Committee. Ms. Moore received the MAGIRT Honors Award in 2009. Her MLS is from the University of Iowa and she earned an MA in Geography from the University of Arizona. PA\MARY LYNETTE LARSGAARD is Librarian Emeritus of the UCSB Libraries. She was formerly Assistant Head and then Head of the Map and Imagery Laboratory, David-son Library, University of California at Santa Barbara. She holds a BA in Geology from Macalester College, an MA in Library Science from the University of Minne-sota, and an MA in Geography from the University of Oregon. Ms. Larsgaard has published extensively in the field of cartographic resources in libraries, most notably Map Librarianship: An Introduction (third edition, Libraries Unlimited, 1998). Her specialties are cataloging/metadata creation, and collection development and other aspects of twentieth-century and more recent topographic and geologic maps.

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