Investigate use case for adding RBMS CV

[wickr]

Descriptive summary

https://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/rbmscv.html

This may be useful for current content or in the future.
Remediation of current uncontrolled data may be necessary.

Expected behavior

Make a decision on whether to add this CV and to what field(s).

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[KevinJonesMeta]

Metadeities will review use case in Enhancement Workcycle 7.

[briesenberg07]

I had some communication with LC regarding an issue in the data...

In querying the Controlled Vocabulary for Rare Materials Cataloging (RDF available at id.loc.gov), I found that 1470 terms are typed using the following IRI:
http://www.loc.gov/mads/rdf/v1#Genre
This term does not seem to exist in the MADS/RDF vocabulary; it seems to be an invalid IRI. Can you provide any additional information regarding this issue?

...and received some helpful info -- the issue has been resolved 🎉

Thanks for finding the issue. Each individual term in RBMS is correctly typed as madsrdf:GenreForm:
http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/rbmscv/cv00937.rdf
But you’re right; on the main scheme page, the collection list showed them all as type madsrdf:Genre. That was my mistake; I’ve fixed it.
I saw from your gist https://gist.github.com/briesenberg07/6d50b297b39fa92a0f8fc5b903003413 that you are getting the full list using rbmscv.json, and it sometimes times out.
If you want faster response times, ask for the rdf xml:
http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/rbmscv.rdf or even the ntriples:
http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/rbmscv.nt
We store the data in rdfxml, so it’s just coming right out of a stored document. The json is being calculated, and I think it’s maintaining a hierarchy that is hard to do in json or something.
I will see about making a full download available as well. We have many of our bigger datasets available that way here: https://id.loc.gov/download/
You will get more from the vocabulary by following the links on that rbmscv.rdf, to the individual terms. Many have scope notes that say how to use them, in addition to narrower and broader terms.