• Journal of Korean Society of Archives and Records Management
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• v.19 no.1
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• pp.23-67
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• 2019

Records in Contexts (RiC) is an international archival description standard developed by integrating and normalizing four archival description standards of the International Council of Archives (ICA). RiC has the advantage of diversifying archival description, exposing the context of records, and ensuring data interoperability between disparate systems. In this study, RiC is set up as a key tool in the design of archive systems, and logical data modeling is performed to implement the database. Because of RiC's conceptual model, RiC-CM can be used as a data reference model, and which makes it possible to develop a data model that meets user requirements. Therefore, this study intends to implement these two data models: relational data model, which is widely used as the database on legacy systems, and graphical data model, which can flexibly extend objects around the relationship between information entities.

• The Korean Journal of Archival Studies
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• no.82
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• pp.129-171
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• 2024

This study explores the potential of applying RiC-CM to art archives for dynamic description. The research examines the development background and direction of RiC, as well as its conceptual model (Conceptual Model), and analyzes case studies from institutions that have established art archives. Finally, a dynamic description method was formulated using RiC-CM, and its applicability was evaluated. The findings confirm the potential of RiC-CM to represent the complex contexts and relationships within art archives, while also identifying certain limitations.