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Topic Maps in Library Science

Presentation, was published by Sam Oh at 2008-04-02

This presentation explains the relationship between Topic Maps and concepts that are of central importance to library science.

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This tutorial explains the relationship between Topic Maps and concepts that are of central importance to librarians and library scientists. It assumes familiarity with the basic concepts of Topic Maps equivalent to that gained by attending the tutorial Understanding Topic Maps. Among the topics explored are metadata (including MARC and Dublin Core), thesauri and subject classification systems (such as LCSH and SKOS), Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), and the role of Topic Maps in digital libraries. Someone once posed the rhetorical question whether librarians can save the world (from infoglut). The answer suggested by this tutorial is yes – provided they learn how to apply the power of Topic Maps!

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Sam Oh

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Topic Maps is an excellent paradigm to support human thinking and to visualize networked information. As part of my PhD project, I therefore chose Topic Maps as the conceptual foundation for designing and implementing a software prototype for semantic knowledge retrieval.

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