====== 515 Related Place (O;R) ======


==== Field Definition and Scope ====

This field contains the name of the place where a printer or publisher has been working, a corporate body has been active or a person has been born, died or lived. It can also contain a reference to a place the place described in the current record is related to.







==== Application of Content Designators ====

=== Indicators ===
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**Indicator 1: undefined (blank)** 

**Indicator 2: Specifies the type of input:**\\
  * **0**  Field has been input or corrected by cataloguer and cannot be overwritten in automated updating processes
  * **1**  Field has been input by automated addition; review by cataloguer may be necessary

=== Subfields ===
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**$a Entry Element (M;NR)**\\
Subfield $a contains the part of the name used as the entry element in a heading.

**$d Address (O;NR)**\\
Address as printed in the book.

**$e Printer device used in conection with address (O;R)**\\
Any graphical sign which is related to a printer's address given in $d. \\ Any device, which a printer used throughout different places or different addresses is filed in field 516.

**$n Cataloguer's note (O;R)**\\
Forming a pair with the preceding $8 subfield. Any cataloguer's comment on this category

**$r Part of name other than entry element (O;R)**\\
Remainder of the name, if given in a separate subfield in the source record.

**$z Chronological subdivision (O;NR)**\\
Used in conjunction with $a 
Preferrred form of entry: yyyy-yyyy or yyyy- or -yyyy

**$3 CERL Thesaurus record number (M;NR)**\\
Record ID of the record to which the link points

** $8 Language Code (O;R) **\\
preceeding each subfield $n. see the [[numerical subfields|description of numerical subfields]].

**$9 Temporary Data (O;NR) ** \\
see the [[numerical subfields|description of numerical subfields]]. 

**$0 Type of Place (M;NR)** \\
An indication of the type of the relationship between the entity described in the record and the place mentioned in this field. The following values are currently supported:

//**for personal names, imprint names and corporate names records**//

|brth|place of birth|
|deat|place of death|
|trad|place of trade|
|stud|place of study (university)|
|schl|place of school|
|teac|place of teaching (for university teachers, lecturers, professors etc)|
|resd|place of residence|
|dioc|see of a diocese/parish (for bishops, priests, ministers etc)| 
|vist|place visited|
|actv|place of activity (other)|

//**for place records**//
|part|place is (today) part of another place|
|inst|see instead|
|relp|related place (default)|

  * ''inst'' should be used only in place name records that hold ''3'' in [[110]] subfield $a. 
  * ''part'' can only be used in place name records that hold ''0'' in [[110]] subfield $a.
==== Input Conventions ====

The places and addresses are given in chronological order, where possible.
==== Mapping ====
When creating an RDF description, the following mapping is applied

|$a,$3|rdaGr2:placeOfBirth|if the record describes a person|
|$a,$3|rdaGr2:placeOfDeath|if the record describes a person|
|$a,$3|rdaGr2:placeOfResidence|if the record describes a person|

  * rdaGr2 represents the namespace "http://rdvocab.info/ElementsGr2/"
  * Whenever a link to a place name record is available, the RDF triple will point to it as a resource.
  * The RDA ontologies are registerd with the open metadata registry ([[http://metadataregistry.org/schemaprop/show/id/1141.html]])

==== Examples ====

  - 515 #1$0actv$aLondon$z1650
  - 515 #1$0resd$aHaarlem$dBouwery Steghe (de)$z1631 \\ 515 #1$0resd$aHaarlem$dNoorder School-steegh (de)$z1637-1648
  - 515 #1$0actv$aGroningen$z1654-1670 \\ 515 #1$0resd$aGroningen$dHeere-straet (de)$eGroote orangien-croone (in de)$z1655


==== Internal Representation ====
<code javascript>
{"data": {"place": [{
    "tmp": "Temporary data ($9)",
    "part": [
        {"name": "Entry element ($a)"},
        {"address": "Address ($d)"},
        {"sign": "Sign ($e)"},
        {"addition": "Addition to the name ($r)"}
    ],
    "typeOfPlace": "Type of place ($0)",
    "source": ["source of information ($s)"],
    "start": year ($z),
    "end": year ($z),
    "note": [{
        "lang": "Language code ($8)",
        "text": "Text of note ($n)"
    }],
    "id": "Record identifier of related record ($3)",
    "prc": 1
}]}}
</code>

==== Change history ====
  * //17.07.2017//: The first indicator will become obsolete, once the CT has been migrated into its new environment
  * //17.07.2017//: Subfield $1 will no longer be supported, once the CT has been migrated to its new environment.
  * //17.07.2017//: Subfield $6 will no longer be supported, once the CT has been migrated into its new environment
  * //17.07.2017//: Added new subfield $0 to the format description
  * //16.01.2020//: Added codes for related places and adapted field definition