The integration of information science into the library school curriculum of the University of Western Ontario

Wed Nov 17 06:37:46 2010 UTClccn-n85-982310.56The integration of information science into the library school curriculum of the University of Western Ontario0.691.00Translation between hierarchical structures; an exercise in abstract classificationn 85098231oca01331349aSvenonius, Elainelccn-n83-825360Lubetzky, Seymourlccn-n82-234134McGarry, Dorothy1929-edtlccn-n86-820580Rayward, W. Boyd1939-lccn-n80-137800Richmond, Phyllis A.edtlccn-n78-12981Chan, Lois Maiedtlccn-n79-70823Carpenter, Michael1940-lccn-n82-148438OCLCOffice of Researchlccn-n2003-118187Carpenter, Michaeledtlccn-nr90-20702Richmond, P.np-cathro, warwick sCathro, Warwick S.Svenonius, ElaineSvenonius, Elaine100Information science--Study and teachingOnline bibliographic searchingCluster analysisCataloging--Data processingAutomatic indexingClassificationSubject headingsLattice theoryInformation storage and retrieval systemsInformation retrievalHistoryDescriptive catalogingLibrary catalogsBibliography--DatabasesMachine-readable bibliographic dataDescriptive cataloging--Data processingOnline library catalogsConference proceedingsSubject catalogingClassification--BooksIndexingInformation servicesInformation organizationBibliography--MethodologyCataloging19651966196719711975197719851987198819891990200020012005200720082009953097943270book025.3z666.5ocn462812489ocn443860659ocn462124887ocn468472273ocn186471178ocn440077617ocn185474821206601686187718ocn045728199sw042040872:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook20000.64Svenonius, ElaineThe intellectual foundation of information organization

Instant electronic access to digital information is the single most distinguishing attribute of the information age. The elaborate retrieval mechanisms that support such access are a product of technology. But technology is not enough. The effectiveness of a system for accessing information is a direct function of the intelligence put into organizing it. Just as the practical field of engineering has theoretical physics as its underlying base, the design of systems for organizing information rests on an intellectual foundation. The subject of this book is the systematized body of knowledge that constitutes this foundation. Integrating the disparate disciplines of descriptive cataloging, subject cataloging, indexing, and classification, the book adopts a conceptual framework that views the process of organizing information as the use of a special language of description called a bibliographic language. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is an analytic discussion of the intellectual.

3873886ocn012106555sw012106555:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19850.72Foundations of cataloging : a sourcebook3503505ocn012315211sw012315211:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19850.76Theory of subject analysis : a sourcebook3353357ocn018520535sw018520535:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19890.77The Conceptual foundations of descriptive cataloging2662678ocn047297631sw047297631:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook20010.75Lubetzky, SeymourSeymour Lubetzky : writings on the classical art of cataloging+-+278435810628307ocn013962697sw003942201:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19710.89Svenonius, ElaineThe effect of indexing specificity on retrieval performance552ocn017509873sw017509873:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19650.83Svenonius, ElaineLibrary classification lattices441ocn009542374sw009542374:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19670.83Rayward, W. BoydStudies of indexing depth and retrieval effectiveness. Progress report no. 2, consistency, consensus sets and random deletion331ocn441892228sw441892228:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook2005Svenonius, ElaineIntelektualne osnove organizacije informacija111ocn644959041sw644959041:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook2001Lubetzky, SeymourWritings on the classical arto of cataloging+-+2784358106111ocn644712454sw644712454:lccn-n85-98231FalsefileSvenonius, ElaineThe Intellectual Foundation of Information Organization / E. Svenonius

Análisis sobre el cuerpo sistematizado de conocimientos que conforman la base intelectual del diseño de sistemas de información. Para Elaine Svenonius, profesora emérita de biblioteconomía en la Universidad de Los Ángeles, la inteligencia humana puesta en la organización de un sistema de información desempeña el mismo papel que la física respecto a las ingenierías. La autora, quien integra en la obra las disciplinas de la catalogación descriptiva, la catalogación temática, la indización y la clasificación, inicia su trabajo con una discusión analítica de estos procesos cognoscitivos y examina a continuación tres lenguajes bibliográficos (lenguajes de trabajo, lenguajes documentales y lenguajes temáticos) en términos de sus vocabularios, semánticas y sintaxis.

111ocn635865962sw635865962:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook2008Svenonius, ElaineIl fondamento intellettuale dell'organizzazione dell'informazione111ocn500561431sw500561431:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook1967Rayward, W. BoydStudies of Indexing Depth and Retrieval Effectiveness (NSF GN 380) : consistency, consensus sets and random deletion111ocn219544240sw219544240:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook1967Rayward, W. BoydConsistency, consensus sets and random deletion111ocn219540277sw219540277:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook1966Harris, DeanThe testing of inter-indexer consistency at various indexing depths111ocn056335778sw056335778:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook1987Svenonius, ElaineStudies in automatic cataloging111ocn056325105sw056325105:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook1988Svenonius, ElaineClustering equivalent bibliographic records111ocn029523949sw029523949:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19901.00Seminar on Bibliographic RecordsPapers from the Seminar on Bibliographic Records, August 15-16, 1990, Stockholm, Sweden111ocn025047178sw025047178:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19751.00Svenonius, ElaineTranslation between hierarchical structures; an exercise in abstract classification111ocn005735603sw005735603:lccn-n85-98231Falsebook19770.56Svenonius, ElaineThe integration of information science into the library school curriculum of the University of Western Ontario+-+2784358106Thu Dec 02 20:45:05 EST 2010