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[DOC File]JISC State-of-the-art Study on Terminology Services and ...
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hook library and discovery services into a social tagging system, in the way OCLC does with search engines and institutional repositories (OpenWorldCat in Google, Name Authority service in DSpace). This development direction has a parallel in the effort of the Nature Publishing Company, to create a tagging system specialised in bibliographic ...
[DOC File]The Minimal Level Task Force - Yale University Library
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This search process is (largely) automated and occurs in two ways: Internal to the Yale Library System, we match ISBN numbers from bib records for frontlog materials with a copy of the LC database that's locally maintained (i.e., the LCDB). This occurs once per month. OCLC matches our records against their database-theoretically.
[DOCX File]UVA Wise
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650 Topical Subjects which Subject AR in OCLC 651 Geographical Subjects which Subject AR in OCLC = Route to Catl SupervisorRetain Juvenile SH (2ndInd=1) & …
[DOC File]Library Council
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Currently in some areas librarians and patrons must search multiple databases to locate an item in a small geographic area. For example in the Pullman, Moscow, Whitman County area, just to fill a library ILL request librarians must search 5 local, free databases, before doing a more comprehensive and expensive paid OCLC search.
Subject Indexing and Classification - Academic Commons
FAST headings can include sub-headings of the same facet type, but unlike LCSH, do not combine headings of one facet type with subheadings of a different type. Mitchell and Hsieh-Yee (2007) studied the feasibility of converting headings from Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory to FAST headings and judged the conversion process quite manageable.
[DOC File]FAST: Faceted Application of Subject Terminology - OCLC
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After reviewing the previous attempts to update LCSH or to provide other subject schema, OCLC decided to develop the FAST schema. While FAST is derived from LCSH, it has been redesigned as a post-coordinated faceted vocabulary for an online environment. Specifically it is designed to: Be usable by people with minimal training and experience,
[DOC File]FAST: Faceted Application of Subject Terminology - OCLC
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Title: FAST: Faceted Application of Subject Terminology Author: Authorized OCLC User Last modified by: Becky Dean Created Date: 1/5/2001 3:39:00 PM
Proceedings Template - WORD
search and discovery system), Ranganathan and his staff observed patrons, tallied requests, and corrected issues long before fully codifying the principles of facet analysis. In Ranganathan’s words (1971), “After a long experience is gained with an improvised aid, a theory is developed in order to understand the aid deeply and to ...
[DOC File]CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
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The database system used for the Library Information System II is OCLC’s Newton system. Newton was developed by OCLC for their own use. It is optimized to give fast retrieval from large collections of library materials, notably bibliographic records.
[DOC File]The CERN Document Server at the San Diego Supercomputer …
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Search by fields or full text. Support citation counting. Handle various media and data types. Provide for a review process, and . Offer customization (personalization) and alert services. and implementation criteria for the system include: Standards-based. Open source. Flexible. Fast . Support search within or across collections. Technical ...
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