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subject cataloguing

Description:

The part of cataloguing that provides controlled subject terms and/or classification numbers.

Source:

IME-ICC

See also:

descriptive cataloguing

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Introduction

Role and practices in cultural heritage institutions
Problem statement
New technologies in documentation and information retrieval
Conclusion

Necessary Background on Library Practices

Introduction to libraries
Current cataloguing practices
Identity and identification
Authority control

Necessary Background on Computer Science

Knowledge Representation
Ontologies
Object oriented vs. entity relationship models

FRBRer and CIDOC CRM

FRBR, FRAD, FRSAD
CIDOC-CRM

Understanding FRBRoo

FRBRoo history, definition and objectives
Intellectual products in FRBRoo: analyzing FRBRer’s group 1 entities
Temporal entities for modeling intellectual processes:extending CIDOC-CRM classes
The use of types in FRBRoo
Appellations and authority control

Benefits of Use

Benefits of CRM and FRBRoo as conceptual models
Benefits of FRBRer conceptualization
Benefits of CRM’s object oriented methodology and event-centric aspects
Mutual enrichment for FRBRer and CIDOC-CRM

Implementation

Guidelines on FRBRoo implementation
Implementing in RDF
FAQ

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Quiz
Graph exercises

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Scope notes
Terms
Sources and References

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