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Bookstein, Abraham – Journal of Library Automation, 1974
An access method for bibliographic records that combines features of the search key approach and the inverted file approach. Permits extension of search key technique to large files. (Author/LS)
Descriptors: Cataloging, Codification, Coordinate Indexes, Documentation

Wichterle, Ivan – Journal of Chemical Documentation, 1974
Automatic processing of the bibliography on vapor-liquid equilibrium data is done by means of a specially developed mnemonic coding system. (Author/JB)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Codification, Computers, Data Processing
Library Association, London (England). – 1969
The report contains five papers dealing with some problems of a general classification scheme covering the whole field of knowledge which were presented at a conference held in London, June 1963. Topics covered included retrieval schemes, classification problems, inadequacies of existing classification schemes and the proposal of the…
Descriptors: Classification, Codification, Conferences, Indexes

Hilton, Howard J. – 1968
The author proposes a system using the HUC to identify all information and knowledge which can be reduced to a written, pictorial, oral, or machine readable record. The code designations, which may consist of letters, numerals, and other symbols and which average 12 to 18 characters in length, provide information in 12 fields: type of material,…
Descriptors: Codification, Copyrights, Indexes, Indexing
ASHER, J. WILLIAM; KURFEERST, MARVIN – 1963
THE FEASIBILITY OF EMPLOYING ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS AS RESEARCH AND OPERATIONAL TOOLS IN THE AREA OF SCHOOL LAW WAS TESTED. TEXT MATERIAL WAS SELECTED, MARKED FOR TYPING BY AN ATTORNEY, AND TRANSFERRED TO MAGNETIC TAPE THROUGH THE INTERMEDIATE STEPS OF PUNCHED PAPER TAPE AND IBM PUNCH CARDS. A CONCORDANCE PROGRAM BROKE DOWN THE TEXT INTO ALPHABETIC…
Descriptors: Codification, Computer Programs, Information Retrieval, Law Schools
Schlueter, Lynn – 1978
An introduction to the classification principles for documents at the Non-Formal Education Information Center is given for the cataloger. The classification scheme, itemized in the first section, consists of 11 main categories such as concepts, training methods, program content, bibliographies, and countries. The next section details…
Descriptors: Catalogs, Classification, Codification, Filing
Hounsell, D.; And Others – 1972
This guide for teachers to the tape indexing system (TANDEM) in use at the Modern Languages Department at Portsmouth Polytechnic focuses on tape classification, numbering, labeling, and shelving system procedures. The appendixes contain information on: (1) the classification system and related codes, (2) color and letter codes, (3) marking of tape…
Descriptors: Codification, Indexes, Information Retrieval, Instructional Materials
Lancaster, F. W. – 1972
This book deals with properties of vocabularies for indexing and searching document collections; the construction, organization, display, and maintenance of these vocabularies; and the vocabulary as a factor affecting the performance of retrieval systems. Most of the text is concerned with vocabularies for post-coordinate retrieval systems, with…
Descriptors: Classification, Codification, Computers, Indexes
Mitchell, George – 1975
A number of questions are raised and discussed with reference to displaying for the library client the relevant facts about a work in microform in such a way that the client knows exactly where to find it. The following questions are addressed: 1) whether to use a subject-classification system, a form-code/accession-numbering system, or some…
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Cataloging, Classification, Codification