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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR)"”.

  1. Towards a general conceptual model for bibliographic aggregates: Four case studies from our bibliographic standards

    Bibliographic aggregates such as anthologies, collections, journal issues, and media series are increasingly becoming the focus of bibliographic description. Bibliographic description, typically in the form of bibliographic metadata records, forms the cornerstone of information retrieval systems. …

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  2. Usefulness of social tagging in organizing and providing access to the web: An analysis of indexing consistency and quality

    … not very well suited to web resources, and (2) information is organized by professionals not by users, which means it does not reflect intuitively and instantaneously expressed users’ current needs. In order to explore users’ needs, I examined social tags which are user-generated uncontrolled …

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  3. Collection-Level Subject Access in Aggregations of Digital Collections: Metadata Application and Use

    Problems in subject access to information organization systems have been under investigation for a long time. Focusing on item-level information discovery and access, researchers have identified a range of subject access problems, including quality and application of metadata, as well as the …

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