diff --git "a/testbed/biopragmatics__bioregistry/exports/alignment/bartoc.tsv" "b/testbed/biopragmatics__bioregistry/exports/alignment/bartoc.tsv" new file mode 100644--- /dev/null +++ "b/testbed/biopragmatics__bioregistry/exports/alignment/bartoc.tsv" @@ -0,0 +1,3483 @@ +prefix name homepage description +10 Australian Public Affairs Information Service Thesaurus http://www.nla.gov.au/apais/thesaurus/ The APAIS thesaurus lists the subject terms used to index articles for APAIS: Australian Public Affairs Information Service, a subject guide to literature in the social sciences and humanities. The APAIS thesaurus was introduced in 1978 when APAIS became available as an online database and was first published by the National Library of Australia in 1980 to facilitate online searching. While still primarily used as an indexing tool, the APAIS thesaurus is an essential aid for efficient online searching of the APAIS and Australian Public Affairs - Full Text databases. Besides serving the APAIS clients the published Thesaurus has been adopted in a number of wider projects that require a structured list of Australian subject terms, such as the recommendation for its use for subject indexing when using the Australian Government Locator Service metadata standard. +100 The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Thesaurus http://www.ieee.org/publications_standards/publications/services/thesaurus_access_page.html The IEEE Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary of over 9,000 descriptive engineering, technical, and scientific terms as well as IEEE-specific society terms. The thesaurus represents terminology and vocabulary usage drawn from IEEE transactions and journal articles, conference papers, and standards. The vocabulary uses American-based spellings with cross references to British variant spellings. The scope and structure of the IEEE Thesaurus reflect the engineering and scientific disciplines that comprise the societies, councils, and communities of IEEE in addition to the technologies IEEE serves. The IEEE Thesaurus contains controlled vocabulary referred to as descriptors or preferred terms*. These descriptors are considered the preferred terms for index usage. Thesaurus construction is based on the ANSI/NISO Z39.19-2005 standard, Guidelines for the Construction, Format, and Management of Monolingual Controlled Vocabularies. Each descriptor included in the thesaurus represents a single concept or unit of thought. The scope of the descriptors is based on the material as presented in IEEE periodical articles, conference papers, standards, and/or IEEE organizational material. The IEEE Thesaurus is a tool to improve and enhance the indexing and retrieval of articles and other material from IEEE periodicals, conferences, standards, and other publications that are made available on IEEE Xplore. It provides a common and consistent language for authors, researchers and online discovery. +1000 Thesaurus for Gender Studies and Women http://www.fcc.org.br/conteudosespeciais/tesauro/arquivos/TPEDGESM.pdf Classification by subject headings, without the proper and constant reevaluations and updates made by experts from each field of study, tends to become a pile of words with little efficacy for the collection, storage and retrieval of documents. In the case of larger libraries, able to update their headline lists, this classification is valid, the library of a research institute with well-designed study programs should support its researchers with indexes based on specific thesauri.  In this sense, the thesaurus for gender studies and women presented below represents the appropriate instrument not only for a more precise indexing of collections on gender and women of any library, but also to facilitate access to information on the feminine condition , Or to expedite bibliographical surveys and possible mapping of gender studies. +1001 European Committee for Homeopathy Homeopathic Thesaurus http://homeopathyeurope.org/thesaurus/ This controlled thesaurus of keyterms in homeopathy is for use when indexing literature on homeopathy and also when searching databases which have been indexed according to this list of terms. This thesaurus can be used in conjunction with the Amed Thesaurus from the British Library and the MeSH Medical Subject Headings from the National Library of Medicine, USA (used for Medline). It was developed as an addition to the Amed thesaurus to give greater depth of indexing for homeopathy, as there are only a few terms on homeopathy available in Amed. Terms in English have been translated into French, German and Italian to produce this multilingual edition of the thesaurus. However, the main language for this thesaurus remains English. +1002 GEODOK Thesaurus http://www.geodok.uni-erlangen.de/ Thesaurus of the Geographical Literature Database GEODOK. +1003 British Columbia First Nations Subject Headings https://xwi7xwa.library.ubc.ca/files/2011/09/bcfn.pdf CAPs indicate Xwi7xwa subject headings. (LC) are Library of Congress subject headings. (other) are non-Xwi7xwa and non-Library of Congress subject headings. +1004 http://thesaurusbuilder.com/Downloads/ +1005 European Union multilingual Thesaurus http://www.bizkaia.net/kultura/eurovoc/index.asp Eurovoc is a multilingual thesaurus. As a thesaurus, it can be used to classify documents according to subject and, more specifically, to organise or classify the document database of the European Union and thus make consulting the database an easier task. Given that Eurovoc is a multilingual thesaurus (it has been translated into all the official languages of the European Union), it allows any user wishing to find a specific document to perform a search in their own language, even if the document is written in another. Furthermore, and considering that equivalences established between the various languages are stable and fixed, Eurovoc can also be considered a multilingual dictionary, thus helping considerably with translations generally as well as terminology standardisation. With the translation of Eurovoc, Basque has now placed itself at the same level as the official languages of the European Union. +1006 The thesaurus of the Parliament of Catalonia http://www.parlament.cat/web/documentacio/recursos-documentals/tesaurus/index.html The Eurovoc thesaurus is a multilingual, multidisciplinary prepared by the Parliament and the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities (OPOCE) that covers all areas of activity of the European Union and allows indexed documents that manage institutions Europe in order to facilitate their consultation. (...) in Spain, the thesaurus Eurovoc has been translated into Basque by the Provincial Council of Biscay, and Catalan, by the Parliament of Catalonia. If While the original purpose of the treatment was Eurovoc documentation generated by the Community institutions, the thesaurus is also a tool for multidisciplinary broad enough to cover the different national perspectives, with a very strong accent in all that concerns at parliamentary level. that is why, apart from European institutions such as the Parliament or the Office for Official Publications of the European Union, is also the instrument of falling ripció used by many national parliaments, regional and regional government and some from across the European Union. The international nature of the institution makes obviously Eurovoc thesaurus is multidisciplinary and multilingual, and you try and actually, it aconsegueix- a framework generic description theme in almost all areas, in one way or on the other, are common to any political institution in all its aspects (economic, social, agricultural, audiovisual, etc.). However, the same instrument thematic description can hardly meet the expectations of all international institutions to make use of. There are several factors (social, political, linguistic, geographical, etc.) that make the needs of each institution are different descriptive. Therefore, indexing language should be primarily serving the institution uses so it can meet the specific needs of information retrieval in the same administration and in general for all users. The Parliament of Catalonia, when the thesaurus Eurovoc translated into Catalan, chose to make its own development, with new descriptors and non-descriptors felt that there should be a needs index the institution and the new associative relations or explanatory notes seemed appropriate. Thus, since 2000, the thesaurus Eurovoc own development with the Parliament of Catalonia is the instrument description that is used to index all parliamentary initiatives, which facilitates you can very easily see the entire parliamentary activity that has taken place in the Catalan parliament. +1007 Glossary of the European Higher Education http://www.upc.edu/slt/glosEEES/menu.php The Glossary is a collection of the EHEA multilingual Catalan, Spanish, English and French keywords on the European Higher Education explained extensively from the documentation generated by this new reality. The aim of this material is to facilitate the understanding of European higher education and to be a useful resource for the writing and translation of educational documents generated within this framework. +1008 A table of geologic time http://cit.iec.cat/obresx.asp This work is a collection of about a thousand words, the result of two centuries of accumulated scientific development. (...) The minimum information that each glossary term is: input and speech. Moreover, there are terms that have additional information, such as: - Definition. - equivalences in English, Spanish, French and German. - synonyms. - Notes. - Related Terms. +1009 BBC Ontology https://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/bbc The BBC ontology is used to describe BBC concepts in the store. For example, the BBC divisions (products) publishing linked data and interfacing with the triplestore, the platforms for which we produce content and the web documents that publish or are relevant to the BBC's content. +101 International Index to Film Periodicals Subject Headings http://www.vocabularyserver.com/fiaf/ "A hierarchically ordered controlled thesaurus, containing more than 20,000 subject terms. 3 Parts."" Used in the database 'International Index to Film Periodicals'." +1010 Business News Ontology https://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/business The Business News Ontology describes the concepts that occur in BBC business news. +1011 CMS Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/cms An ontology to represent the content management systems and their interaction with the triplestore. For instance, how should an entity in the triplestore, e.g., the URI for Manchester United, be linked to an external CMS that provides more information about Manchester United, e.g., sports statistics, or how should a creative work URI in the triplestore refer to the CMS it was created. The CMS ontology provides the Linked Data Platform customers with pointers to additional information about a thing in other systems. +1012 Core Concepts Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/coreconcepts The generic BBC ontology for people, places,events, organisations, themes which represent things that make sense across the BBC. This model is meant to be generic enough, and allow clients (domain experts) link their own concepts e.g., athletes or politicians using rdfs:sublClassOf the particular concept. +1013 Creative Work Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/creativework This is the model we use to express the minimum metadata necessary to express a piece of creative content in the platform. The creative work ontology is continuously evolving based on our clients' requirements. There is a core class in this model, which is the CreativeWork class and properties that support information the LDP clients need to build their products such as title, thumbnail, URL e.t.c. +1014 Curriculum Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/curriculum This ontology aims to provide data model and vocabularies for describing the national curricula within the UK. +1015 Food Ontology http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/food A simple vocabulary for describing recipes, ingredients, menus and diets. +1016 Politics Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/politics An ontology which describes a model for politics, specifically in terms of local government and elections. This is an evolving spec, originally designed to cope with UK (England and Northern Ireland) Local, and European Elections in May 2014. +1017 Programmes ontology http://purl.org/ontology/po/ A vocabulary for programme data. It defines concepts such as brands, series, episodes, broadcasts, etc. +1018 Provenance Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/provenance The provenance ontology supports data management and auditing tasks. It is used to define the different types of named graphs we used in the store (quad store) and enables their association with metadata that allow us to manage, validate and expose data to our services. +1019 Storyline Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/storyline The News Storyline Ontology is a generic model for describing and organising the stories news organisations tell. The ontology is intended to be flexible to support any given news or media publisher's approach to handling news stories. At the heart of the ontology, is the concept of Storyline. As a nuance of the English language the word 'story' has multiple meanings. In news organisations, a story can be an individual piece of content, such as an article or news report. It can also be the editorial view on events occurring in the world. +102 The Thesaurus Network Computerized access to the Collections of Museums Institutions http://aicim.be/main/fr/thesaurus.php The 3 thesauri in free consultation on this site are the result of several years of work and have been specially created to meet the specific needs of the museums members of the AICIM Network, which evolve every day thanks to the additions and suggestions of the museums. Goals are to standardize the vocabulary used in the inventory records and to facilitate the search of objects in the AICIM database. +1020 Wildlife Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/wo A simple vocabulary for describing biological species and related taxa. The vocabulary defines terms for describing the names and ranking of taxa, as well as providing support for describing their habitats, conservation status, and behavioural characteristics, etc. +1021 Cell Line Ontology http://www.clo-ontology.org/ Thousands of cell lines have been artificially developed and used for different applications. Information about cell lines is typically stored in public repositories and indexed catalogues. Most cell lines are commercially available. Some cell lines are only transferred between academic laboratories. Information about cell lines has not been well standardized and machine-readable to date. Integration of data from multiple sources is a challenge, confounded by lack of consistent naming conventions, contamination of cell lines, and provision of the same cell lines by multiple commercial sources but with different biological attributes. The Cell Line Ontology (CLO) is a community-based effort to represent all cell lines in a starndard ontology approach. +1023 Thesaurus engineering and management http://wtiweb.wti-frankfurt.de/cgi-bin/ip_monitor.pl?APPL=tu-graz&SYSTEM=tecfinder&WEICHE2=auswahl "The ""Thesaurus Technology and Management (TEMA) offers (...) the most comprehensive structured collection of the current technical vocabulary for production and technology-oriented management"". (...) He is continually maintained by WTI and further developed into an ontology 'technology' in a joint project with the Technical Information Library of Hannover (TIB)." +1024 Cell Cycle Ontology http://www.cellcycleontology.org/ CCO basically contains genes, proteins, interactions (comprising genes or proteins that participate in them), processes from the cell cycle subtree of GO, molecular functions (GO), taxa, and ontological constructs (like an upper level ontology and relationships) to stick everything together. The knowledge represented in the system is expected to grow in quantity (integrating more data and different resources) and quality (organizing everything with Ontology Design Patterns and new relationships). +1025 Plant Ontology http://plantontology.org/ Plant Ontology project is a major international bioinformatics effort on standardizing the nomenclature, definitions, synonyms and relations of various terms/keywords/vocabularies that describe anatomical entities as well as the growth and developmental stages of plants. This collaborative project involves team members and projects with expertise on plant functional and comparative genomics, genetics, systematics, anatomy, developmental biology, computational biology, ontology development, etc. By developing the standardized vocabularies and their integration in the annotation of various data sets such as the annotation of plant part and its developmental stage that was used for analyzing the transcriptome, proteome, metabolome, phenotype and gene-gene interaction data sets. The successful integration facilitates users to perform queries on one or more data sets within a database or even between multiple remote database resources. +1026 Clinician's Thesaurus http://www.guilford.com/books/Clinicians-Thesaurus/Edward-Zuckerman/9781606238745 With over 350,000 in print, the Clinician's Thesaurus is an indispensable practitioner resource and course text. It presents thousands of standard words, phrases, clinical tips, and interview questions to help practitioners conduct thorough assessments, accurately describe nearly any clinical situation, and shape clinical observations into effective reports. Finding exactly the right terminology can save hours of paperwork time and improve the quality of documentation. Structured to follow the sequence of a mental health evaluation, the book includes report formats, treatment planning pointers, all DSM-IV-TR and ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes, and much more – all in a large-size format with convenient lay-flat binding. +1027 Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System http://cms.hhs.gov "The Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS, often pronounced by its acronym as ""hick picks"") is a set of health care procedure codes based on the American Medical Association's Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)." +1029 Tick Gross Anatomy Ontology http://anobase.vectorbase.org/ The anatomy of the Tick, Families: Ixodidae, Argassidae +103 List of Museological Art Terms of the Acceder Collective Catalog https://ilamdocs.org/documento/3079/ 7053 terms, 8052 relationships between terms, 881 terms not preferred. +1030 (...) ICC (.) is based on the premises that whenever information is to be generated or to be presented (in code form) at least two items are necessary one which plays the part of a subject and the other one that of the predicate of a sentence, with both these items being framed into a third one. The first basic division is by the categorial concepts denoting general entities and general aspects/determinations of being, framed into an evolutionary pattern of levels creating the 81 subject groups of ICC. Each of these subject groups is structured by a socalled systematifier, applying a recurring series of facets. +1031 Classification for general libraries https://asb-kab-online.de/ The classification for general libraries (KAB) is a library classification developed by the Zentralinstitut für Bibliothekswesen (GDR) and is still being used today (in an revised version) in most municipal libraries of the new federal states, according to the General System for Public Libraries (ASB ), As the east-German counterpart, it is the most widely distributed system in public libraries in Germany. +1032 System of the Real-Catalog of the University Library of Heidelberg http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-21531 "The"" Zangemeister signatures ""go back to Heidelberg's chief librarian, Karl Zangemeister, who headed the University Library from 1873 to 1902. He divided the entire collection into systematic specialist groups. The old stock of the library is still set up according to this system." +1033 Systematic overview of the catalog of dissertations, programs and brochures http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/wir/geschichte/Strumpfbandkatalog.pdf "The so - called"" garter catalog ""for dissertations, programs and brochures covered literature up to the year 1935, into 44 systematic groups, within which the titles were arranged in alphabetical order. It comprises a total of 1,200 volumes with approximately 586,000 titles. The odd-looking name was given to the catalog according to its original form, with the titles on paper strips between cardboard being held together by a strong webbing (therefore 'garter')." +1034 The new systematic catalog of the University Library of Berlin http://edoc.hu-berlin.de/series/schriftenreihe-ub/30/PDF/30.pdf In 1975, the Systematic Catalog of the University Library of Berlin (...) was aborted, as it did not allow a materialization of the material to meet the requirements of teaching and research. It was decided to develop the new Systematic Catalog on the basis of the Soviet Bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographical, bibliographic, bibliographical, bibliographic, bibliographical, bibliographic, bibliographic, bibliographical, .) The notation form of the general key has been completely redesignated as a pure numeric notation enclosed in single quotation marks. On the other hand, the notation form of the geographic key, a numeric or numeric notation in parentheses, Of course using the letters of the Latin alphabet. It should be noted here that the alphabet notation of the main series of the librarian-bibliographic classification has been replaced by two-digit numbers, which are deduced from the following digits by a plus sign. Since some 'arrangement overviews' in the librarian-bibliographic classification contain annexes, which partly correspond to groups of the general key, the relevant key groups are used instead of these attachments. +1035 Sears List of Subject Headings http://support.epnet.com/uploads/kb/sears_19th_edition.pdf Since the first edition in 1923, the Sears List has served the unique needs of small and medium-sized libraries, suggesting headings appropriate for use in their catalogs and providing patterns and instructions for adding new headings as they are required. The successive editors of the List have faced the need to accommodate change while maintaining a sound continuity. The new and revised headings in each edition reflect developments in the material catalogued and in the use of the English language, aiming always to make library collections as easily available as possible to library users. +1036 Directory of Materials https://rvmweb.bibl.ulaval.ca/accueil RVM has been a world leader in controlled French vocabularies for more than 70 years, serving French-language and bilingual libraries in Quebec and elsewhere in Canada. It offers 4 thesauruses with MARC 21- and SKOS-coded data. +1037 Systematic and alphabetical keyword register of the catalog group +1038 Expanded Thesaurus http://maknaz.org/ The goal behind this project is the development of an extensive Arabic thesaurus that would encompass all fields of knowledge – something that most libraries and information centers in the Arab world lack – to serve as the basic instrument of subjective analysis of information retrieval devices, and to keep abreast with developments taking place in information technology. In mid 1993, an agreement for developing an extensive trilingual (Arabic – English – French) Arab thesaurus was concluded between AHS Foundation, the Dubai Municipality, and Jum’ah Al-Majid Center for Culture and Heritage in Dubai, UAE. By mid 1995, the first paperback edition of the thesaurus was issued, containing some 48,000 terms. The electronic version was issued in mid 2001 on CD, and it contained some 50,000 terms. This version is marked by a set of technical specifications that were specifically added to suit the purposes of this issue of the thesaurus as well as to make search and retrieval easier for persons doing the indexing and cataloging. +1039 Subject headings for children's materials http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015030782539 Subject cataloging, in principle, is the same in all types of libraries. Variations and adaptions are developed as these principles are applied to special collections or general collections for limited or specific patrons. This list of subject headings is intended for use wherever material for use by children from the elementary through the junior high school level is brought together in the public or school library. Children's interests are universal but their vocabulary is still growing along with their learning processes so subject headings which anticipate their approach to a wide variety of material and which employ terminology with which they are familiar are needed to facilitate their use of the library catalog. However, the language and approach of the children must be captured without completely losing touch with standard cataloging practice so that the mastery of the children's catalog will be a step on the road to the understanding and use of the adult catalog in future years. In compiling this list in accordance with these principles our personal experiences in school and public libraries were an important factor, but personal opinions have been substantiated by considerable study and research including a master's thesis by Eloise Rue, 'Preferences of Elementary Children for Subject Heading Form'; scrutiny of outstanding courses of study for grades one through nine issued since 1944 and an examination of standard tools in use; the results of a questionnaire to school library supervisors, children's departments in public libraries, curriculum specialists, children's catalogers and library school faculties. These formed the basis for original decisions. When the preliminary draft had been completed, consultants throughout the United States and Canada were called upon to examine and comment on it. The present list incorporates many of their suggestions and comments. +104 Mediterranean House of Human Sciences Phonotheque Thesaurus http://phonotheque.mmsh.univ-aix.fr/ListRecord.htm 12799 terms. Applied in the 'MMSH Phonotheque' database. +1040 United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Terminology http://www.unisdr.org/we/inform/terminology The UNISDR Terminology aims to promote a common understanding and usage of disaster risk reduction concepts and to assist the disaster risk reduction efforts of authorities, practitioners and the public. The previous version 'Terminology: Basic terms of disaster risk reduction' was published in 'Living with risk: a global review of disaster risk reduction initiatives' in 2004. The following year, the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005-2015 requested the UNISDR secretariat to 'update and widely disseminate international standard terminology related to disaster risk reduction, at least in all official United Nations languages, for use in programme and institutions development, operations, research, training curricula and public information programmes'. +1041 Proposed International Standard Nomenclature for Fields of Science and Technology The Proposed international standard nomenclature for fields of science and technology was proposed in 1973 and 1974 by the Division of Science Policy and Statistics for Science and Technology of UNESCO and adopted by the Scientific Advisory Committee. This is a classification system widely used in knowledge management of research projects and dissertations. Categories are divided into three hierarchical levels: Fields: Refering to general sections. Encoded with two digits and comprises several disciplines. Disciplines: Provide an overview of specialty groups in Science and Technology. Encoded with four digits. Despite being different from each other disciplines with cross references, or within the same field, are considered to have common characteristics. Subdisciplines: Entries are the more specific elements of the nomenclature and represent the activities that take place within a discipline. Encoded with six digits. In turn, must correspond to individual specialties in science and technology. +1042 Field of Science and Technology Classification "Statistical units in the PNP sector are classified into the six major fields of science and technology suggested in UNESCO’s 'Recommendation Concerning the International Standardisation of Statistics on Science and Technology' (1978). (...) While the major fields of science and technology are clearly defined, the level of disaggregation within each component field is left to each country. (...) The criterion for classification is the major field of science in which most of the R&D activity is undertaken. When a major private NPI has significant R&D activity in more than one field of science, an attempt may be made to split the statistical unit into smaller units and classify them to relevant major fields of science."" (2002) ""The existing FOS classification does not fully reflect changes in the science and technology area, especially with regard to emerging technology fields such as ICT, biotechnology and nanotechnology. This, as well as the need to obtain better coverage of the data based on the FOS, the most appropriate classification for R&D in the public sector, motivated the NESTI Group to review the classification."" (2007)" +1043 Thema subject classification scheme http://www.editeur.org/151/thema/en/welcome-to-thema/ Thema is intended for use by all parts of the book trade: unlike other book trade subject classifications, it aims to be globally applicable. And in contrast to various library classifications that are used internationally, it is tailored for commercial use within the trade. It is a flexible standard that allows each market to retain its unique cultural voice while still presenting a unified subject hierarchy that rationalises book classification. The goals of Thema are to reduce the duplication of effort required by the many distinct national subject schemes, and to eliminate the need for scheme-to-scheme mapping that inevitably degrades the accuracy of classification, by providing a single scheme for international use. It can be used alongside existing national schemes like BIC, BISAC, WGS or CLIL, and has the potential to eventually replace them (though this is not an immediate goal). +1044 UK Standard Library Categories http://www.bic.org.uk/51/UK-Standard-Library-Categories/ Note this scheme was originally published as a draft and called e4libraries Subject Category Headings. This scheme was revised by a panel of experts and the new UKSLC scheme is the result of this process. The UKSLC is based on the BIC standard subject categories used in bookshops and by online retailers. The scheme is designed for the public library sector to provide library-oriented category headings applicable across the full range of adult non-fiction, fiction and children's/young adult stock. Many library authorities have adopted categorisation schemes for fiction and non-fiction over the past forty years. The majority of them apply these categories solely at item level to determine shelf display, though a minority also use them to provide a searchable option within the main title-level catalogue record. However, most of these schemes are unique to the authority concerned and rely heavily for their operation on costly and time-consuming staff intervention. Adoption of a scheme of BIC-based standard subject/genre categories, made available to libraries in addition to existing Dewey classifications, offers the opportunity to reduce cost and streamline workflows by automating the categorisation process, and to support further improvements in stock selection, management, discovery and display. (...) At the same time it offers authorities a degree of flexibility in determining item-level shelfmarks, the categories used to organise and display stock in individual locations, allowing them to customise the scheme to meet their specific needs and to integrate it with existing schemes they have already developed. It is very much hoped that UK libraries and their suppliers will adopt UKSLC. +1045 Children's Books Marketing Classifications http://www.bic.org.uk/8/Children%27s-Books-Marketing-Classifications/ These codes are for marketing purposes only. They do not replace the BIC Subject Categories. Data collection agencies like BML and Nielsen BookScan can use these new codes to provide a breakdown of the different categories of children's books sales through the retail trade, to enable you to measure how different parts of your list are doing relative to each other and the size of your market share. +1046 Product group system http://www.boersenverein.de/sixcms/media.php/976/wgs2012.pdf The product group system was developed by the bar retailers and has been used in the book trade since 1997. It has been strongly oriented towards logistical needs The use of the data is decisively changed: The product group system serves as the basis for all statistics on the economic development of individual segments in the book trade. This required a revision of the entire structure of the system. (...) The core of the changes is a change of perspective and the new goal connected with the WGS. The focus is not on more logistics aspects, but on marketing aspects. The goal is to present the market situation of the industry as transparently as possible via the system. +1047 System for Information on Grey Literature in Europe Classification http://www.opengrey.eu/subjects/ System for Information on Grey Literature in Europe, is your open access to 700.000 bibliographical references of grey literature (paper) produced in Europe and allows you to export records and locate the documents. +1048 Hornbostel-Sachs-systematics http://www.oberlin.edu/faculty/rknight/Organology/H-S-1914-German.pdf The Hornbostel-Sachs system is a classification system for musical instruments, published in 1914 by Erich Moritz von Hornbostel and Curt Sachs in the Zeitschrift fur Ethnologie under the title Systematik der Musikinstrumente Classification of musical instruments (...) The Hornbostel-Sachs system has a hierarchical structure, each category corresponds to a number, with a number being added in each detail step, so that the number of digits increases with increasing concretization Of the number, while further characters (-,:,], +) allow the notation of special meanings. +1049 Classification Scheme for Illinois State Publications http://hdl.handle.net/2142/3824 The need for a scheme/system to classify state documents has become increasingly apparent as more and more emphasis has been placed on libraries to acquire and service this important body of material. Because of the diversity in library organizational patterns, documents librarians could probably never agree on one system for classifying state documents. However, those libraries which maintain a separate collection of state documents and also a separate federal documents collection classified by the Superintendent of Documents Classification scheme will be interested in the classification scheme for State of Illinois documents used by the Documents Section, Library, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. By applying similar principles, this scheme is easily adaptable for publications of other states. Although the scheme is now presented in nearly as complete a form as possible, it is still subject to any changes made necessary by Illinois government organizational changes. +105 Powerhouse Museum Object Names Thesaurus http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/pdf/publications/phm-thesaurus-sept09.pdf The thesaurus has been developed specifically for our collection. The Powerhouse collection covers a wide variety of subject areas and many different types of objects are included. There are approximately 8,600 terms. But we do not claim to have a comprehensive list of all objects and we are actively seeking contributions to broaden the appeal of the thesaurus. We have recently added a number of new terms at the request of the National Museum of Australia, and we continue to work with them in developing the thesaurus. We are hopeful that with contributions from other institutions we can create an Australian standard for object name terminology. This object name thesaurus provides a standard terminology for naming objects. It does not claim to provide the correct name for an object. It merely provides a name for use in museum cataloguing systems to enable accurate retrieval of information about objects. The hierarchical structure of the thesaurus assists in searching. By organising object names, the relationships between objects can be made explicit. Object names are organised according to their hierarchical, associative or equivalence relationships. The object name thesaurus allows for more than one broader term for each object name. Any term is permitted to have multiple broader terms, for example 'Bubble pipes' has the broader terms of 'Pipes' and 'Toys'. There is no single hierarchy in which an object name is located, enabling it to by found by searchers approaching with different concepts in mind. All terms within the thesaurus are plural. This standard was determined when the thesaurus was first published. The thesaurus attempts to place object names within an Australian context; we therefore commonly use the Macquarie Dictionary as a general guideline when deciding on the preferred or non-preferred spelling for a term. The purpose of the Powerhouse Museum Object Name Thesaurus is to provide object name terms within an Australian context, for indexing museum collections. It also provides a controlled vocabulary that facilitates easier searching of collection databases for specific object types. A secondary purpose of a thesaurus can be to aid in the general understanding of a subject area. A thesaurus can provide a 'semantic map' by showing the inter-relationship between objects and help to provide definitions of terms. This is particularly true for the Powerhouse Museum Object Name Thesaurus which can provide a greater understanding of an object and the relationships between different types of objects. +1050 Systematics for children's and youth libraries https://www.oebib.de/medien/katalog-aufstellung/aufstellung/ The systematic classification of children's and youth libraries is based on age grades and on formal criteria, whereby children's and youth literature is structured in the same way as the ASB groups. +1051 Classfication of the city library Duisburg https://www2.duisburg.de/stadtbib/medien/bindata/SSD_CD-ROM.pdf The classfication of the city library Duisburg (SSD) is a classification for the content development of public libraries and was developed specifically for the needs of the Stadtbibliothek Duisburg in line with the ASB. It was first published in 1966 and has since been revised several times; The versions published in 1980 and 1987 bear the name 'classification of the literary literature and the fine literature'. The SSD is widely used in many public libraries and school libraries in Germany and Austria. +1052 Sound carrier systematics The sound carrier systematics are practice-oriented according to content (musical genres and forms) as well as formal (occupation) criteria. +1053 Andalusian Historical Heritage Thesaurus http://www.iaph.es/tesauro/init.htm The Andalusian Historical Heritage Thesaurus (TPHA) is the first integrating experience of all disciplines related to Historical Heritage in a single documentary language.  From the beginning, we opted for an innovative concept of Historical Heritage that understands the patrimonial property in relation to the context in which it is developed and from a polyvalent interpretation of it. In this sense, it is an ambitious and novel instrument that allows the possibility of approaching heritage from different perspectives and allows the description of the same object from different disciplinary perspectives.  In 1995, the Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage from its Documentation Center, opted for the development of a documentary language capable of facilitating the processing and retrieval of information, as well as the integration of the different heritage databases that make up the System Of Historical Andalusian Heritage Information (SIPHA), resulting in the end of 1998 the publication of the Andalusian Historical Heritage Thesaurus. The Andalusian Historical Heritage Thesaurus has the vocation to be useful to all those institutions and researchers related to the knowledge and systematization of historical heritage information, not only at the regional level but also at the national level, constituting an instrument capable of adapting to the needs Raised from the different patrimonial areas. With the same purpose and objectives, we present the Internet version of the TPHA, which allows the consultation of the Thesaurus through its hierarchical and alphabetical structure, making it accessible to all types of users. From here, we invite its use and enrichment, since we are convinced that the application of the same documentary language in the systematization of the information of the Historical Heritage will have a positive impact on the knowledge and management of the same. +1054 SFI Coding and Classification System for Ship Information http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA446592 The SFI Group System is the most widely-used classification system for maritime and offshore industries worldwide. The SFI Group System ties together all vessel management functions, such as operations, purchasing, accounting, maintenance, quality, etc. The SFI Code is an international classification standard providing a highly functional division of technical and financial information. +1055 Document Classification Scheme http://s7d9.scene7.com/is/content/SAQ/plan-classification-fr At the same time, the National Library, the National Archives and the Greater Montréal Public Library, the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) gathers, preserves and disseminates the Quebec and Québec documentary heritage. +1056 http://www.podcastmcq.org/fr/documents/complexe/plan_classification.pdf +1057 https://www.banq.qc.ca/a_propos_banq/acces_a_linfo/plan_de_classification/ +1058 Hydro-Québec Document Classification Scheme http://www.hydroquebec.com/publications/fr/loi-sur-acces/plan-classification-documents.html Hydro-Québec's classification classification plan is a hierarchical and logical structure made up of headings in which the company's activities are presented and which allows the classification, classification and identification of documents produced or received by the company, Company, whatever the medium. Each heading contains a code, a title and a description. +1059 Classification Plan http://www.electionsquebec.qc.ca/documents/pdf/plan-de-classification.pdf The classification plan is a structure consisting of ratings and headings describing all the processes and activities of the DGEQ, which are used to classify all documents and files and to contribute to their identification. Reference and research, this plan helps to know our activities for which documents and files have been produced and received, thus facilitating the exercise of the right of access to information. +106 Telecommunications Object Thesaurus http://www.connected-earth.com/Thecollection/Thesaurus/ The structure is designed to accommodate additional terms. It is hierarchically structured using the 'kind of' rule, eg public telephone kiosk is a kind of telephone kiosk, but you can also find terms by a search function and an A-Z index. Importantly, this thesaurus has a wiki facility so you can add additional scope notes and non-preferred terms straightaway. Connected Earth's Telecommunciations Object Thesaurus gives a common language for telecommunciations heritage objects. +1060 Model files for evangelical-reformed political communities http://www.staatsarchiv.zh.ch/internet/justiz_inneres/sta/de/gemeinden/musteraktenplaene.html The file plan provides all the tasks of a community from. In addition to its core tasks are the one hand, the management tasks, on the other hand support and cross-cutting issues (...). The file plan is the basis for the control and structured storage of all necessary documents. In the digital business management The file system also provides the basis for a management and information system to store access rights and metadata such as retention periods or locations, enabling efficient and at least partially automated management of documents throughout the life cycle. +1061 http://www.staatsarchiv.zh.ch/internet/justiz_inneres/sta/de/gemeinden/musteraktenplaene.html +1062 Model files plan for evangelical-reformed church communities http://www.staatsarchiv.zh.ch/internet/justiz_inneres/sta/de/gemeinden/musteraktenplaene.html The file plan provides all the tasks of a community from. In addition to its core tasks are the one hand, the management tasks, on the other hand support and cross-cutting issues (...). The file plan is the basis for the control and structured storage of all necessary documents. In the digital business management The file system also provides the basis for a management and information system to store access rights and metadata such as retention periods or locations, enabling efficient and at least partially automated management of documents throughout the life cycle. +1063 http://www.staatsarchiv.zh.ch/internet/justiz_inneres/sta/de/gemeinden/musteraktenplaene.html +1064 Peacekeeping File Classification Scheme https://archives.un.org/sites/archives.un.org/files/files/Policy_Guideline/File%20Classification/FCS_Guidance_withAnnexes.pdf The PK FCS is based on the functions and activities of peacekeeping operations. It has three main purposes: to organize records created or received in the course of peacekeeping operations; to find and access records; to support the implementation of records management policies by linking PK FCS categories to those in the Peacekeeping Operations Retention Schedule (PORS). (...) The PK FCS is divided into 28 functional categories. +1065 Records Classification and Retention Plan http://archives.concordia.ca/rcrp "Every unit shall use the RCRP to organize, sort, destroy or permanently retain records produced or received during the course of their activities. Your main responsibility as a staff member is to apply the Records Management Program to documents whether they are on hard copy or electronic format. The retention periods included in the RCRP have been established in coordination with the concerned units, it has also been reviewed by OGC before being approved by Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ). Therefore, the RCRP has a legal value and every unit must apply the retention rules stated in the RCRP."" ""The Records Classification and Retention Plan (RCRP) is the official guideline that sets up the filing system for all the records created, used and held by every employee of the University, it comprises also the retention period attached to each of these records and states their final disposition. RCRP is now the tool where you’ll be able to find all the information you need for managing your records. RCRP comprises 9 series divided in sub-series. These broad categories are subdivided into more precise activities and that’s where you’ll find the retention period and the final disposition of the records." +1066 Chart of Accounts and Functional Classification http://www.srs-cspcp.ch/srscspcp.nsf/vwBaseDocuments/PCSRS01 "The harmonized accounting model MCH2 provides the basis for the presentation of the financial statements of the cantons and municipalities and was developed from MCH1 by the Study Group for Cantonal Finances (FkF) at the request of the Conference of In accordance with the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) and in co-ordination with the new Federal Accounting Model, the FkF has developed the 20 recommendations of the MCH2. (CDF) was adopted by the Conference of Cantonal Finance Directors (CDF) in January 2008. The latter also advises the cantons and municipalities to implement these recommendations as soon as possible, Over the next 10 years. ""  ""The Expert Group Reform of Financial Statistics made a policy decision to organize the future functional classification based on the structure in place so far. At the same time, the new classification must be compatible with the International Classification, the Classification of Functions of Government (COFOG). The present nomenclature is based on the results of the consultation procedure organized by the FkF, the municipal finance supervisory authorities, CORSTAT, the Federal Statistical Office, the Federal Office for Social Insurance, Federal Finance Administration, in particular to the RPT Project Directorate. In addition, further discussions were held with the main users of the data." +1067 International Glossary of Hydrology Agreed terminology is essential for communication, shared research and joint action, especially at the international level. This is why a glossary of hydrology is so important – to stimulate further progress in water sciences and to facilitate the translation of technical and scientific publications that may be of interest to a wider audience but are available only in one language. +1068 http://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/lsp/meteoterm_wmo_en.html +1069 Public Company Thesaurus http://www.ciriec.ulg.ac.be/fr/telechargements/thesaurusep.pdf +107 Thesaurus of Audiovisual Documentation http://www.vocabularyserver.com/cadiz/ 996 terms, 110 relationships between terms, 240 equivalent terms. +1070 Thesaurus Bibliothèque du Cirac http://www.cirac.u-cergy.fr/documents_autres/thesaurus.pdf CIRAC is a center of research and expertise on the German economy and society and Franco-German relations. +1071 Thematic Nomenclature GeoBretagne http://kartenn.region-bretagne.fr/wiki/doku.php This nomenclature is important since it allows the viewer to search for data via a thematic entry, and is required for sharing with all GeoBretagne partners who are invited to use this nomenclature for the internal classification of their data. Has been structured according to 2 levels, so as to have large branches allowing synthetic counting. An appropriate search in the tools implementing the thesaurus makes it possible to put all the cards / data corresponding to a level 1 back. Thesaurus in cataloging tools is highly recommended. +1072 http://www.d-p-h.info/IMG/pdf/thesaurus_dph_fr.pdf +1073 Classification of soils in Switzerland http://www.soil.ch/cms/home/ The classification of the soil has the objective of systematically classifying soils due to their diverse profile and location characteristics, making it possible to identify, compare, distinguish and assess subsoil soils.The classification has its importance mainly within the soil customer himself, Since pedological research and experiments should always be carried out on well-defined and classified soils, so that results can be compared. The classification of soil is also important in many interdisciplinary researches as well as in teaching. +1074 Thesaurus of Religious Objects of the Catholic faith http://www.culturaitalia.it/opencms/viewItem.jsp "This work is basically derived from the one made in an international project produced by the Ministry for Cultural and Environmental Heritage, by the Central Institute for Catalog and Documentation, the Cd-rom"" Thesaurus Multilingual Of the Ecclesiastical Kit ""(ICCD, Rome 1999) and by the Ministry of Culture et de la Communication the volume"" Thesaurus Objets religieux du culte catholique - Religious Objects of Catholic Faith - ecclesiastical Kit of Catholic Cult ""(éditions du Patrimoine, Paris 1999). The research was subsequently updated and integrated thanks to the contribution of the Catholic University of Lisbon and the results of the collaboration produced by Italy a CD-ROM (ICCD, Roma 2004) in four languages ​​(Italian, French, English and Portuguese ) And by Portugal, by the Universidade Católica Portuguesa - Fundaçao from Casa de Bragança, a volume in Portuguese ""Thesaurus - Vocabulary of Objectos do Culto Católico - Catholic ecclesiastical bodywork - Objets religieux du culte catholique - Religious Objects of Catholic Faith ""(Vila Viçosa, 2004), with the translation of terms in other languages. In 2009, the Spanish section was added thanks to the participation of the Universidad Nacional Nacional de Autonoma de Mexico - Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas. N.B. For the Italian, Portuguese and Spanish sections this version integrates the previous one of 2005; The terms for which there is no linguistic level or the perfect alignment between the other languages ​​(English, French and Spanish) have not yet been identified automatically postpone the upper end of the same category. The project was realized by the institutional subjects and the technical references listed in the credits. Coordination of the Thesaurus evolution on www site with this product was done by Sandra Vasco Rocca (ICCD)." +1075 Standard Air Pollution Classification Network: a Thesaurus of Terms http://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPURL.cgi?Dockey=2000WVQP.TXT The purpose of this thesaurus, is to present the special standardized terminology used for the storage of, and search for, information in the APTIG file. This second edition consists of this standardized terminology and illustrates the rules formulated for its use. The thesaurus should control the terminology and enable any inconsistencies to be resolved when indexers or searchers translate from the language of each document, or search request, into the conceptual system language presented here. +1076 Thesaurus of Terms Used in Microbial Risk Assessment http://water.epa.gov/scitech/swguidance/standards/criteria/health/microbial/thesaurus_index.cfm Federal and international agencies, private sector organizations, and academics use terms and definitions differently in their microbial risk assessments. This Thesaurus is a compendium of risk assessment terms found in frameworks, methodologies, and assessments. It provides insight into how various entities use specific microbial risk assessment terms in their activities and helps those responsible for such assessments both conduct and communicate about them more effectively. +1077 Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard http://coast.noaa.gov/digitalcoast/publications/cmecs The Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS) is a catalog of terms that provides a means for classifying ecological units using a simple, standard format and common terminology (CMECS uses the term 'unit' to refer to any defined entity in the standard at any level of the hierarchy; 'units' include seagrass bed, sand, lagoon, and water mass). CMECS offers a way to organize and interpret data about the marine environment, and it provides a common platform for inter-relating data. It builds upon approaches from published national, regional, and local habitat classification procedures, and it offers an umbrella under which a national coastal and marine ecological classification can grow and evolve. +1078 ASFA and Oceanic Abstracts Classification Codes http://proquest.libguides.com/ld.php?content_id=3028189 The classification codes and descriptions are broad subject headings that are specific to various databases. (...) Each code is prefaced by another two-character code that indicates in which database or equivalent printed abstracts journal, the record originally appeared. +1079 Historical Thesaurus of English http://historicalthesaurus.arts.gla.ac.uk/ "The University of Glasgow Historical Thesaurus of English was initiated by the late Professor Michael Samuels in 1965, and the first full version of the Thesaurus was completed in 2008 under the direction of Professor Christian Kay. It contains almost 800,000 words from Old English to the present day arranged into detailed hierarchies within broad conceptual categories such as Thought or Music. It is primarily based on the second edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and its Supplements, with additional materials from A Thesaurus of Old English, and was published in print as the Historical Thesaurus of the OED by Oxford University Press in October 2009."" The ""online version enables users to pinpoint the range of meanings of a word throughout its history, their synonyms, and their relationship to words of more general or more specific meaning. In addition to providing hitherto unavailable information for linguists, historians of language, authors, students of English, and textual scholars, the Historical Thesaurus is a rich and unparalleled resource for investigating social and cultural history, showing the development of concepts through the words that refer to them." +1080 Thesaurus of Rock and Soil Mechanics Terms http://samples.sainsburysebooks.co.uk/9781483137636_sample_761188.pdf "The thesaurus was originally compiled by J P Jenkins of the Rock Mechanics Information Service in 1976-1977. Since then it has been used and developed primarily for internal use. With the public availability of the Geomechanics Abstracts data base (GMA) on the Pergamon-InfoLine on-line system, the thesaurus is being published as an aid to users of GMA. The thesaurus derives in style principally from the Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms. Other publications consulted include CSIR Rock Mechanics Thesaurus, ASCE Soil Mechanics Thesaurus, US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station Microthesaurus of Soil Mechanics Terms, Geodex Soil Mechanics Thesaurus, Canada Mines Branch Mining Thesaurus, and Geosystems' Geosaurus. (...) The thesaurus is a structured list of ""controlled"" terms (or keywords) used to index the material contained in the Geomechanics Abstracts data base. This data base contains bibliographic references to publications pertaining to the fields of rock and soil mechanics." +1081 Dana Classification The Dana System of Mineralogy was first published in 1837 by James Dwight Dana, a leading geologist of his time; it is in its eighth edition (1997 ed.). The Dana classification, assigns a four-part number to a mineral species. First is its class, based on important compositional groups; next, the type gives the ratio of cations to anions in the mineral; finally, the last two numbers group minerals by structural similarity with a given type or class. +1082 Unified Soil Classification System The Unified Soil Classification System (USCS) is a soil classification system used in engineering and geology to describe the texture and grain size of a soil. The classification system can be applied to most unconsolidated materials, and is represented by a two-letter symbol. +1083 Petroleum Abstracts® Exploration and Production Thesaurus https://www.pa.utulsa.edu/products/tulsadatabase/thesaurus The E&P Thesaurus is a collection of words and phrases that are descriptive of the concepts and equipment pertaining to petroleum exploration, development and production, exclusive of geographic areas and named geologic terms, which are included in the Geographic Thesaurus and its supplement. Further, the E&P Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary for this subject area, in which the various concepts have been linked by means of generic or hierarchical relationships. These relationships may be truly generic or may be associations by use, or even convenience. Synonyms are handled as follows: all terms of like meaning are directed to one term for use as the index term for that particular concept. This selection usually follows popular usage and the patterns set by existing terms in the Thesaurus. The chosen term is called a 'valid' index term; the other like terms are called 'invalid' and are not used for indexing. The E&P Thesaurus terms are interrelated on the concept-oriented (faceted) principle, and all descriptors are narrower terms of one of ten facet headings. +1084 RAPRA Classification Code https://www.polymerlibrary.com/ClassificationCode.pdf Over the past twenty years, Rapra Technology Limited has developed a computer database for use by the rubber and plastics industries, together with the necessary thesaurus. Prior to this development, a suitable system of classification by subject was essential for the provision of efficient information and library services by Rapra. A Classification Code was developed which, although it has required numerous revisions over the years in order to keep pace with changes in industry and advancing technology, is still in use today, despite the recent development of computerised systems. The Classification Code presently in use, details of which are given in this chapter, plays an essential part in the process of information transfer carried out at Rapra on behalf of the rubber and plastics industries. +1085 Thesaurus of the Bildarchiv of the German colonial society in the university library in Frankfurt am Main http://www.ub.bildarchiv-dkg.uni-frankfurt.de/Bildprojekt/formular/arrayformular.php +1086 Subject area system of the University and State Library Düsseldorf http://www.ulb.hhu.de/nc/recherchieren/fachsystematiken-und-fachinformationen/fachsystematik.html The subject system, which divides the knowledge areas into main groups and subgroups and is expressed by a combination of letters and numbers (notation), allows you to search professional-thematically in the search portal. Select a subject and follow the thematic subdivision. You can then display the literature listed under the found system in the search portal. +1087 LanguaL™ Thesaurus http://www.danfood.info/Publications.asp The thesaurus provides a standardised language for describing foods, specifically for classifying food products for information retrieval. (...) As constructed, LanguaL™ is a multilingual thesaural system using facetted classification. Each food is described by a set of standard, controlled terms chosen from facets characteristic of the nutritional and/or hygienic quality of a food, as for example the biological origin, the methods of cooking and conservation, and technological treatments. +1088 Standard Glossary of Terms used in Software Testing http://www.istqb.org/downloads/glossary.html Much time and effort is wasted both within and between industry, commerce, government and professional and academic institutions when ambiguities arise as a result of the inability to differentiate adequately between such terms as ‘statement coverage’ and ‘decision coverage’, ‘test suite’, ‘test specification’ and ‘test plan’, and similar terms which form an interface between various sectors of society. Moreover, the professional or technical use of these terms is often at variance, with differentmeanings attributed to them. In compiling this glossary, the working group has sought the views and comments of a broad spectrum of opinion in industry, commerce and government bodies and organizations, with the aim of producing an international testing standard that would gain wide acceptance. Total agreement will rarely, if ever, be achieved in compiling a document of this nature. Contributions to this glossary have been received from testing communities from all over the world. +1089 Thesaurus for Soil Invertebrate Trait-based Approaches http://t-sita.cesab.org/ The T-SITA proposes a non-exhaustive, semantically structured, list of traits and ecological preferences. Terms are organized into a conceptual hierarchical tree with their fathers and sons ('Browse hierarchy' tab). Each term is conceptually included into its father term. For instance, the 'Reproduction type' trait term was included in the father term 'Physiology'. It means that the concept linked to the 'Reproduction type' term is included into the concept linked to the 'Physiology' term. 'Reproduction type' has two son terms: 'Asexual reproduction' and 'Sexual reproduction'. It means that the concepts linked to the 'Asexual reproduction' and 'Sexual reproduction' terms are included into the concept linked to the 'Reproduction type' term. Each term is typified by a unit. Traits and ecological preferences terms are identified by having either a numerical unit or being 'categorical'. Quantitative traits/ecological preferences are informed by numerical values and have therefore a numerical unit. For instance, the unit of the 'body length' trait term is mm. Otherwise, qualitative traits/ecological preferences are informed by textual data. To be usable, they need to be categorized into attributes, e.g. by fuzzy coding procedures (Chevenet et al. 1994). As a consequence, their unit is specified as being 'categorical'. For instance, the unit of the 'habitat' preference term is 'categorical'. 'Habitat' is categorized into several attributes, such as 'Agricultural area' or 'Wetland' terms. Such attributes appear as son terms of the habitat preference in the thesaurus hierarchy. Attributes are identified in the thesaurus by having a unit specified as being an attribute. For instance, the unit of 'Wetland' term is 'attribute'. In addition, a categorical trait or ecological preference can have multi-levels sons. For instance, the habitat preference is the father of 'Agricultural area' which is itself the father of 'Arable land', 'Fallow' and 'Perennial crop'. It was done to take into account the heterogeneous accuracy of the textual literature informing the categorical traits or preferences. +1090 Thesaurus of Sustainability https://ens.as.uky.edu/thesaurus-sustainability This Thesaurus is a collection of terms and concepts that survey the broad discourse on sustainability. Most definitions of sustainability, and the various disciplinary attempts to put it into practice, are not well suited in and of themselves for the actual achievement of sustainability. These definitions are descriptive of a future state of sustainability but lack a prescriptive process that presents how the transition from the present state of unsustainability to a future sustainability process may occur. The first section of this Thesaurus presents various attempts at defining sustainability. These abstract definitions have provided just enough information to inspire many different and often times conflicting attempts of reducing the level of unsustainability, which are categorized in the second section of this Thesaurus. Recently, social constructivists have entered the fray and have deemed sustainability 'an essentially contested concept', because of the many diverse approaches to the subject. The third section of this Thesaurus explores this debate and offers a way out of the unworkable conundrum in which social constructivist analysis places sustainability. Finally, the fourth section presents a definition of sustainability that describes an operational process through which sustainability may be achieved in practice. The information in this Thesaurus is no way exhaustive, but it largely represents the major issues and approaches of the sustainability debate. This document seeks to clarify the language surrounding sustainability, place current approaches in what the authors interpret as their proper contexts, and present a process that integrates scientific disciplines and local stakeholder participation into an ongoing balance-seeking process well suited to the achievement of sustainable city-regions. The Thesaurus is organized so that by reading the chapter headings as a first pass the reader will get a sense of the more detailed content within. +1091 FTSE Environmental Markets Classification System http://www.ftse.com/products/downloads/FTSE_Environmental_Markets_Classification_System.pdf The EMCS is a detailed and comprehensive structure for analysis, facilitating the comparison of companies across two levels; sector and subsector, and across national boundaries. The system defines environmental market companies and allocates each to the subsector whose definition most closely describes the nature of its business. There are currently seven Sectors and 29 Subsectors. +1092 Army Medical Library Classification Medicine https://archive.org/details/101589080.nlm.nih.gov The Classification covers the field of medicine and its related sciences. With it are used the various schedules of the Library of Congress Classification in order to provide an orderly arrangement for subjects bordering on medicine and for non-medical reference books. The LC schedules are used extensively; for example, social questions relating to the blind and the deaf are classified in HV (Social Sciences). When classification according to the LC schedules is indicated, only the class letters have been furnished in the present index. Specific numbers for LC classes have been omitted on the theory that each library will determine for itself the amount of specificity it desires in its use of the LC Classification tables. At AML, specific subdivisions of more general classes are used only when it appears that the number of titles to be classified will justify their use. +1093 Medical and Health Related Sciences Thesaurus http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002507962 The Medical and Health Related Sciences Thesaurus is the list of indexing terms developed and maintained as an integral component of CRISP (Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects), a comprehensive system furnishing scientific data on all research projects supported by the Public Health Services. CRISP is operated by the Research Documentation Section, Statistics and Analysis Branch, Division of Research Grants. The Thesaurus also comprises the vocabulary base for subject headings appearing in the annual Research Awards Index, a product of CRISP also produced by the Section. Documents used as source material for information entering the Thesaurus, CRISP and the Index represent current research projects for FY 1981 covering many widely diversified areas of medicine, dentistry, mental health, and allied public health fields. In order to maintain a vocabulary of terms which is both timely and representative of these changing and expanding research areas, constant revisions are being made. These revisions are reflected in updated editions of the Thesaurus published annually, As in the past, it is hoped that this revised edition will further aid the efforts of research analysts, information specialists, librarians and other individuals who have the responsibility for scientific communication systems. +1094 Austrian system of the scientific branches https://data.statistik.gv.at/web/meta.jsp?dataset=OGDEXT_KLASSDB_OEFOS2012_1 The Austrian Systematics of the Sciences 2012 (ÖFOS 2012) is the version of the revised International Classification of Fields of Science and Technology (FOS), adapted to the Austrian situation, whose application is binding in international comparison, and particularly within the European statistical system ÖFOS 2012 consists of 6 main groups: natural sciences (1), technical sciences (2), human medicine, health sciences (3), agricultural sciences, veterinary medicine (4), social sciences (5) and the humanities (6) 3-digit groups In order to be able to deal more closely with the national situation in the new Austrian system of scientific branches, these 3-positioners were provided with further subgroups (4-positioners), taking into account the explanations of the international classification Groups, currently no , The 3-positioner has the same designation as the subgroup (4-positioner, e.g. Mathematics: 101 and 1010 respectively). +1095 Application of the International Classification of Diseases to Dentistry and Stomatology http://extranet.who.int/iris/restricted/bitstream/10665/40919/1/9241544678_eng.pdf When any substantial volume of data has to be recorded, a coherent system of classifying and coding the data is essential, particularly where electronic or mechanical means of retrieval or analysis are to be used. The Application of the International Classification of Diseases to Dentistry and Stomatology (ICD-DA) is intended to provide a practical and convenient basis for the classification and coding of data by all those working in the field of oral and dental disorders. It is derived directly from the Tenth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), and is concerned with all diseases and conditions that occur in, have manifestations in, or are associated with the oral cavity and adjacent structures. For the purposes of ICD-DA, most of the classifications provided by ICD-10 have been subdivided and expanded; however, data from ICD-DA can be reassembled into ICD categories by simple addition. It is strongly recommended that ICD-DA be used with ICD-10 available for reference. +1096 Ovid Nursing Subject Thesaurus http://ovidsupport.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3590/~/ovid-nursing-subject-thesaurus Ovid Nursing Subject Thesaurus is a proprietary Controlled Vocabulary and associated Nursing Lexicon which ‘speaks nurse’ to meet the specific needs of nursing professionals of all types and is designed to enhance retrieval of relevant documents for nursing professionals and students. (...) ONST takes the familiar terminology of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) as a starting point. While the thesaurus is MeSH-compatible, many inverted MeSH headings, (e.g. Education, Continuing) have been flipped to direct order (e.g., Continuing Education). This order maps more closely to natural-language forms, thereby making the selection of terms more intuitive for the end-user. (...) The ONST uses the 'flat format' of thesauri, in which all synonyms and relationships are displayed within an alphabetical array of descriptors. Users can easily see broader, narrower, related and ‘used for’ references in a single view, without having to link to other thesaurus displays. The relationship indicators are spelled out, not abbreviated, minimizing the need to consult Help files. This format is the most commonly used thesaurus display format, and is found in the Thesaurus of ERIC Descriptors, and the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms. (...) Unlike MeSH, ONST does not include subheadings. This simple structure is easy for the enduser to understand and use. Descriptors can be simply combined at the searching stage, without the need to check complex instructions on subheadings. Work is continuing on ONST, and more terms, definitions, and relationships will be added on an ongoing basis. +1097 SRS Research Information System Thesaurus http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000008746 The SRS Research Information System Thesaurus was empirically derived from the language of reports of research supported by the Social and Rehabilitation Service, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The subject domain common to SRS researchers came to be described during the course of the thesaurus-­building project as 'the individualized effects of societal dysfunctions and the attempts made to understand and correct them.' To clarify the meaning of societal dysfunctions, they must be seen in perspective with normal societal functions; therefore, the domain of this thesaurus is the total social system, but with emphasis on social dysfunctions. The purpose of this thesaurus is to control the language used to index and retrieve documents of interest to SRS and the personnel it serves. At present the indexing so controlled is the SRS Research Information System Index. Searchers using that document need to be guided by the thesaurus. SRS hopes, however, that the effort expended to study the SRS language and to set it forth, showing interrelationships among terms, will be of use also to those interested in such things as social science language per se, the scope of activities of SRS, and the categories of clients served. +1098 Classification System for Rehabilitation Program Evaluation Technology and Literature http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED117471 The classification system's purpose is to control the nuances of expression relevant to indexing and retrieving information, technology, and literature of interest to rehabilitation personnel and others concerned with program evaluation. The classification system includes: (1) a hierarchic outline consisting of 323 terms, which provides a systematic set of constructs for describing all the elements (environment, goals, resources, methodology, results, and utilization) that relate to the input, process, and output of program evaluation in the rehabilitation service system; and (2) an alphabetic thesaurus which includes all of the terms contained in the hierarchic outline as well as terms that refer a user to an accepted system term. Both the hierarchic outline and alphabetic thesaurus were developed in a manner that complements the existing Rehabilitation Service Administration's Research Information System Thesaurus. +1099 Instructional Materials Thesaurus for Special Education http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED101492 The thesaurus delineates the standard terminology used to index and retrieve instructional materials for exceptional children in the Special Education Instructional Materials Center/Regional Media Centers Network. The thesaurus is presented in three formats: an alphabetical listing (word by word rather than letter by letter), a rotated index, and a listing by category. The alphabetical listing of descriptors provides definitions for all terms, and scope notes which indicate the scope or boundaries of the descriptor for selected terms. Numerous cross references are provided. In the rotated index format, all key words excluding prepositions and articles from single and multiword format, each descriptor has been placed in one or more of 19 categorical groupings. +11 Canadian Subject Headings https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/services/canadian-subject-headings/Pages/canadian-subject-headings.aspx CSH on the Web offers free, up-to-date access to over 6000 subject authority records in the English language, providing in-depth coverage of Canadian topics, including those recently in the news. Canadian Subject Headings (CSH) is a list of subject headings to access and express the subject content of documents on Canada and Canadian topics. +110 The Moving Image Genre-Form Guide http://www.loc.gov/rr/mopic/miggen.html While developing terminology for application to the moving image holdings of archives and libraries, the Moving Image Genre-Form Guide follows the traditional methods of film and television scholarship as closely as possible. The vast and steadily growing literature of genre studies has been relied upon: hundreds of books and many more articles authored on genre theory, as well as analyzing specific genres. In addition, the many genre and content lists that archives have developed over the years were examined, along with such other indexing tools as the retrospective indices to the writing on film, the terms in each volume in the American Film Institute Catalog series, and commercial guides to videos. Nonetheless, with the broad range of types of moving image works, there is no single, ready resource to appropriate for a guide to such terms in their archival application. Utilizing this range of previous work, a committee within the Motion Picture/Broadcasting/Recorded Sound Division has compiled a comprehensive, practical guide to moving image genre and form terminology ever created, covering some 150 terms, all fully defined and exemplified. However, in addition to fulfilling the needs of archivists and librarians, a guide to genre-form terms must also satisfy such other interested groups as moving image scholars and filmmakers. In order to be widely comprehensible to researchers, a guide should offer terms and definitions conforming to general classification practice. Since searches of online databases will be increasingly conducted over the internet, instead of with the assistance of reference librarians, the Moving Image Genre-Form Guide aims to promote the likelihood of outside researchers finding the desired bibliographic records through use of the basic terms in the field. With each term, we have provided a definition, describing conventions of story construction, character types, and setting, and, as necessary, additional definitional notes that indicate related or overlapping genres, and other considerations when applying the term. For nearly every genre and form, a variety of examples from different periods and nations are given. The examples are meant to be both typical of the genre as well as to indicate its breath, themes, and significant sub-types. The very comprehensiveness that is the hallmark of the Moving Image Genre-Form Guide will give it additional value beyond those involved in cataloging and inventorying moving image works. The issues encountered in developing such a guide encompass many of the same problems that academia tackles in classes and research. Just as the Moving Image Genre- Form Guide has followed the literature of genre studies, this guide may also be able to make a contribution to such scholarship. Since the archival perspective frequently extends beyond some of the more abstract, theoretical discourse and the possibilities traditionally recognized for critical generic analysis, scholars may benefit from a project that necessarily applies to all forms and periods, with a greater emphasis on marginal genres. The Moving Image Genre-Form Guide may be of value in pinpointing categories that are worthy of further study but have been previously neglected or overlooked, as genres that have not received critical recognition become evident in the cataloging of archival holdings. There are entire undertheorized areas that must be incorporated, such as genres specific to television, from Home shopping to Public access. To facilitate recognition from researchers, we have included categories for some little-known genres that represent significant, unavoidable generic groups of archival holdings. Thus the Moving Image Genre-Form Guide can achieve a positive and exciting exchange between the academic and archival communities, in addition to its practical value as an indexing tool to scholars searching the archives. +1100 http://anastasia.province.namur.be/ListRecord.htm?list=table&%3Btable=5 ANASTASIA is a documentary network specializing in psycho-social sciences, health promotion, nursing, office and business management, sustainable development, psychomotricity, agronomy, hotel management, poverty , In matters related to immigration, North-South relations, pedagogy. +1101 Thesaurus Library of the Center for Health and Social Services of Laval http://catalogue.cssslaval.qc.ca/ListRecord.htm The library is a major player in the acquisition and sharing of knowledge. It provides organizational, technological and educational support to clients through a documentary watch on new health, through the acquisition of periodicals, books and Purchase of databases to meet the needs. +1102 Thesaurus Laboratory of Solid Physics https://kentika.lps.u-psud.fr/ListThesau.htm "The research activities of the Laboratory of Solid Physics cover a broader field than its title would suggest, and we are interested in condensed matter in all its diversity, even if we like to group our activities According to three main axes, involving a roughly equivalent number of researchers: New electronic states of matter, Physical phenomena with reduced dimensions, Soft matter and physical-biological interface. In the first axis, there are both experimental and theoretical studies relating to the properties of correlated fermions (superconduction, magnetism, metal-insulating transition, etc.) In the second category, activities falling within the broad sense of 'nanosciences'. They are discussed here from the point of view of fundamental properties, when the dimensions of an object become as small as certain characteristic distances (coherence length, mean free path, ...). Finally, the third axis extends the concept of ""soft matter"" to biological systems. Themes range from complex systems to living tissues, from liquid crystals to foams, to polymers or granular systems. These physical studies at the interface touch physico-chemistry and biology." +1103 Thesaurus Oniris Chantrerie http://kentika.oniris-nantes.fr/ListRecord.htm ONIRIS is an institution of higher education and research of the Ministry of Food of Agriculture and Fisheries. Anchored in its territory and open to the European space, it has a very wide range of topics including Animal health and public health, clinical, biomedical and health biotechnology, food science and process engineering. The aim of ONIRIS is to be an actor in the fields of animal and human health, Actively contributing to the concept of 'one medicine, one health' and food. To these two main themes, there is also a contribution to a cross-cutting theme concerning environment and sustainable development. +1104 Thesaurus Oniris Géraudière http://kentika.oniris-nantes.fr:8002/ListRecord.htm ONIRIS is an institution of higher education and research of the Ministry of Food of Agriculture and Fisheries. Anchored in its territory and open to the European space, it has a very wide range of topics including Animal health and public health, clinical, biomedical and health biotechnology, food science and process engineering. The aim of ONIRIS is to be an actor in the fields of animal and human health, Actively contributing to the concept of 'one medicine, one health' and food. To these two main themes, there is also a contribution to a cross-cutting theme concerning environment and sustainable development. +1105 Thesaurus Pavillon Bosio - Higher School of Plastic Arts http://www.pavillonbosio-bibliotheque.com/ListThesau.htm The specificity of the curriculum given at the Bosio Pavilion is to provide its students with a versatile training in Art & Scenography and to give them the tools they need to translate their personal research into the spaces of the stage as well as those of the exhibition . +1106 Thesaurus Overseas https://documentation.outre-mer.gouv.fr/ListThesau.htm Since it exercises the authority of the Overseas State in the Overseas Departments, its powers are those exercised by the Ministry of the Interior in metropolitan France. New Caledonia and the other territorial collectivities, it exercises the authority of the State in compliance with the statutes and the organization of these territories ... Through the financing of social housing, (...) Coordination of the action of the Ministries which intervene overseas in specific fields (for example: education, culture, youth and sports, etc.) or to work to promote the integration of young people in the Overseas Departments. To its economic and social development (eg industry, agriculture, employment, etc.). +1107 Thesaurus National Alpine Veterinary School http://bibliotheque.vet-alfort.fr/ListThesau.htm The National Veterinary School of Alfort is a public and administrative institution of higher education and research under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry and maintains strong ties with the University of Paris -Est, ANSES, INRA, INSERM. +1108 Thesaurus Integrated Center for Information Management http://www.cigi.irdpq.qc.ca/ListRecord.htm The Integrated Center for Information Management (CIGI) is a unique documentation center specializing in physical disability accessible from a distance. Its extensive collection includes nearly 4,500 documents and 200 periodicals. +1109 Thesaurus Collective Alpha http://www.cdoc-alpha.be/ListThesau.htm The Alpha Collective has been organizing literacy courses for adults, men and women for the past 40 years, from the age of 18. More than 600 people a year, over 40 nationalities, attend the evening or evening classes, Saint-Gilles, Forest and Molenbeek. the Collectif Alpha also part of the literacy network associations 'Read and Write', participates in training literacy trainers and manages a specialized documentation center. +111 Thesaurus Circus http://www.passeparcirque.com/pmb/opac_css/index.php?lvl=index Applied in the online catalog 'PasseparCirque' of the 'Cirquotheque'. This library contains various documents on circus arts and siblings. +1110 A Proposed Taxonomy of Postsecondary Education Subject Matter Areas http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED125382 The development of the NCHEM taxonomy came about because of a need for standardized and comprehensive structures for cataloging and organizing information on the multitude of instructional programs and activities presently functioning in the various levels and sectors of education. Although considerable effort has gone into the development of the NCHEMS postsecondary education subject matter taxonomy, the final result is not entirely satisfactory. This is due in part to inadequacies in the foundations upon which the proposed taxonomy has been based (that is, two existing taxonomies, both of which have internal inconsistencies) and in part to the restriction of the taxonomy to a four-digit coding structure. This proposed taxonomy has not attempted to resolve these issues but does seek to lay out issues and alternatives for consideration by others who may be concerned with the development of subject matter taxonomies. +1111 Star Wars Thesaurus http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED413911.pdf The Thesaurus lists the authority name, nicknames (including military and civilian titles), use for names, related planet (usually homeworld), political alliance/related alliance, and related characters for each Principal Character. Nicknames will appear only under the main entry, and will not have a separate entry traced to the main entry. The Thesaurus is limited to Principal Characters only, as the many minor or supporting characters frequently lacked enough descriptive information to be included in the Thesaurus categories. Occasionally a Principal Character will appear in the Other Character category for a particular novel, but are included in the Thesaurus in their capacity as Principal Characters. +1112 Thesaurus of Development Communication http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED208834 This controlled vocabulary comprising approximately 1,030 terms commonly used in the field of international development communication was created by the Clearinghouse on Development Communication of the Academy for Educational Development to analyze and index documents. This standard list of terms, designed to provide subject access to information in this area, was constructed by extracting key concepts from relevant documents. The initial list was revised after testing for precision and recall, and reviews by clearinghouse personnel and other subject experts. Arranged in alphabetical order with cross references, the controlled vocabulary has several features. Terms accepted for indexing and searching are printed in upper case letters and are called descriptors; synonyms appear in lower case letters and are not valid descriptors. Symbols appearing under descriptors are used to direct the searcher to a preferred term, clarify meaning, and indicate relationships of terms. Some proper names of countries and international organizations appear in the thesaurus as identifiers, and 'pubtypes' identify types of documents. It is recommended that the most specific terms available to fit the specificity of the document be assigned, and that the real content of the document be indexed. Procedures for updating the thesaurus and thesauri consulted are included. +1113 Taxonomy of Exemplary Secondary School Programs in the State of California http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED089710 A research project undertook to develop a system whereby information could be exchanged about exemplary secondary school programs within California. A survey was sent to 375 randomly selected districts throughout the State requesting information about model programs dealing with any of the following: curriculum, staffing patterns, office organization, gifted programs, slow learner programs, programs for the emotionally disturbed, individualized learning, advisory committees, career and vocational education, the use of department chairmen, or other innovative programs. The returned data were organized into a taxonomy of educational programs in order to facilitate easy retrieval. The six major categories of 1) alternative education, 2) career-vocational education, 3) curriculum, 4) instructional techniques, 5) management, and 6) special education were developed; subcategories were constructed for each of the foregoing and programs arranged alphabetically in each class. Each of the more than 800 citations in the taxonomy supplies information on the program's title, a description of its features, the district's name, location and chief characteristics, and the person to contact for additional details. +1114 Cancer Etiology and Selected Aspects of Cancer Pathology: A Decimal Classification http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED070467 This is a hierarchical decimal classification of information related to various types of carcinogenesis (Chemical, viral, hormonal, radiation), cancer demography, and selected descriptive and 'in vitro' aspects of cancer pathology. It is a working draft of categories taken from an extensive classification of many fields of biomedical information. Because the classification identifies very small areas of cancer information, it can be used for precise matching of cancer researchers with useful documents or data in information systems, and for detailed analysis of large cancer research programs. +1115 Cancer Biochemistry and Host-Tumor Interactions: A Decimal Classification http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED070468 This is a hierarchical decimal classification of information related to cancer biochemistry, to host-tumor interactions (including cancer immunology), and to occurrence of cancer in special types of animals and plants. It is a working draft of categories taken from an extensive classification of many fields of biomedical information. Because the classification identifies very small areas of cancer information, it can be used for precise matching of cancer researchers with useful documents or data in information systems, and for detailed analysis of large cancer research programs. +1116 Hierarchical Decimal Classification of Information Related to Cancer Research http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED025270 The classification may be used (1) to identify cancer research efforts supported by NCI in selected areas of research (at any general or specific level desired), (2) to store information related to cancer research and retrieve this information on request, and (3) to match interests of cancer research scientists against information in published articles so that scientists can receive copies of articles specifically related to their research (Selective Dissemination). The outline of major categories for cancer research information is as follows: 51.1 Selected general topics related to cancer research, 51.2 Clinical aspects of diagnosis and treatment, 51.3 Pre-clinical aspects of diagnosis and treatment, 51.4 Cancer epidemiology, etiology, carcinogeneses, 51.5 Cancer pathology, related physiology, cytology, and tissue culture studies, 51.6 Biochemistry of tumors and tumorbearing hosts, 51.7 Host-tumor interactions, and 51.8 Cancer in specific types of host. +1117 Slide Classification System for the Organization and Automatic Indexing of Interdisciplinary Collections of Slides and Pictures http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED048879 Almost all disciplines make extensive use of the resources provided by slide libraries and picture collections. Growing demands for pictorial material have stimulated a concern for making slide and picture collections more useful and more usable by better physical arrangement and more thorough indexing. The system provides a classification scheme for the organization of general collections of slides and pictures with a broad subject coverage as opposed to the more typical slide classification system which deals with a single subject field. A suggested method of automatic indexing is included. This document will be useful to builders of general collections, and is published as a tool for libraries and other collectors of slides and pictures who have had no ready-made system of classification available. +1118 Classification Scheme for Career Education Resource Materials http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED110829 The introductory section of the paper expresses its purpose: to devise a classification scheme for career education resource material, which will be used to develop the USOE Office of Career Education Resource Library and will be disseminated to interested State departments of education and local school districts to assist them in classifying their own career education resource materials. The second section of the paper describes the classification of career education resource material, revised after critiquing by 50 randomly selected career education practitioners. The third section describes the classification scheme, defines the nine cataloging terms used, and lists the 40 key descriptors utilized in the filing system. The classification headings are discussed to eliminate confusion of terms. The fourth section describes the use of the key descriptors and card catalog for the purpose of searching and retrieving needed material, and the storage problem is discussed. Section five explains how the index card is designed for conversion to computer card, and the main advantages of a computer system of retrieval are discussed. Brief descriptions of discipline and content areas, of special groups, and of types of materials are appended, as well as a sample index card. +1119 The Development of a Classification Scheme for Reading Research and Reading Resources http://eric.ed.gov/ The development of a new scheme for classifying the more than 7,000 documents on reading in the ERIC/CRIER data collection is described. An original scheme, developed in the early days of the clearinghouse, provided a means for listing documents in any of 45 broad subject categories in the field of reading and for identification by grade level. The system was found to be inadequate in that it did not permit sufficient precision for effective retrieval. The newly developed classification scheme proposes 27 classes into which documents can be divided. Each of these uses a numerical schedule which includes subclasses and provides means of adding more as needed. Further classification by grade level, source of material, type of material, and date of publication is also provided through a faceting technique. To facilitate use of the classification scheme, an index was developed which alphabetically lists terms included in the scheme. Testing of the scheme by ERIC/CRIER personnel was carried out on a 200-document sample, and comparisons were made of their notations. Overall agreement of better than a designated standard of 60 percent was determined for 77 percent of the documents, with higher agreement noted in individual parts of the notation. Illustrations of aspects of the scheme are included. +112 Thesaurus for the Designation of Architectural and Structural Works The thesaurus of the designation develops in a methodical form the 1135 terms useful for the designation of architectural works and the 2529 useful for the designation of the movable works The organization proper to the thesaurus thus makes it possible to situate each term in a hierarchy whose entries Are categorized according to functional categories related to religious, funeral, industrial, etc. It also includes all necessary references, summary definitions, use notes, etc. The American and English equivalents used in the The Art and Architecture Thesaurus and the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England, as well as the Italian translation of the descriptors by the Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione, pave the way for an international consultation Of data, facilitated by the development of electronic communication networks. These terms allow the indexing of ensembles, buildings and aedicules, analyzed in the French heritage database, the Mérimée national database. As to the terms of the designation of movable works, they allow the indexing of architectural elements, stained-glass windows, furniture, objects, musical instruments, sicnetific instruments, industrial machines and boats analyzed in the database on French heritage, National Palissy. +1120 Classification plan of the Autorité des Marchés Financiers http://www.lautorite.qc.ca/fr/plan-classification-doc-admin-corpo.html The Authority's classification plan is a hierarchical and logical structure composed of groupings and sub-groupings based on the processes and activities of the organization. +1121 Thesaurus of Educational Technology Terms and Their Collocations http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED445666 This Thesaurus pulls together all the knowledge acquired in the development of ET until now, to update the existing inventory of the terms in this field and to make up a complete list (as complete as it is virtually possible) of the current terms describing all the areas of ET, to single out separate areas of ET and to structure it as a special field, to differentiate between separate phenomena and specify the meaning of the existing terms, and also to give the educators, researchers, students, developers of educational software and educational administrators the tool for understanding and using ET. (...) This Thesaurus can be used by researchers in the areas of Educational Technology and education in general, by technology-practicing teachers and faculty, by the students of Schools and Colleges of Education, by designers and developers of educational software and courseware, and editors of relevant books and journals. Thesaurus can serve regulatory, standardizing goals (for professional to correctly use the terms), educational goals (teaching students and educators at large the field of ET and its terminology), and research (to define the structure and contents of the ET field and its units). +1122 Thesaurus of Outdoor Recreation Terms http://eric.ed.gov/ Presented in this thesaurus are keywords and cross references for the indexing and retrieval of outdoor recreation literature. It was compiled to facilitate the development of a common language for outdoor recreation planning, programming, research, and resource management. Terms selected are pertinent to both the natural and physical resources, their value, management, development, and user requirements. The format consists of six sections: (1) alphabetical list of terms with notes showing broader term (BT), narrower term (NT), scope note (SN), preferred term (USE), and UF meaning used for or instead of another term or concept; (2) straight alphabetical listing of terms; (3) display of terms alphabetically within 26 subject categories; (4) grouped array of terms rotated within each of the 26 groups; (5) a rotated array of all terms; and (6) a classified arrangement of terms based on the major categories: (a) Outdoor Recreation Resources and Facilities, (b) Administration, (c) Recreation Activities, Equipment, and Users, (d) Economic Aspects, and (e) Supporting Information. An explanation of sample listings is given together with suggestions for using the thesaurus. +1123 Keyword Thesaurus. A List of Terms and Codes to Identify Areas of Interest for Research and Other Types of Sponsored Programs http://eric.ed.gov/ "This list of program types and keywords (with codes) was prepared for program officers at the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Institute of Education, and the National Science Foundation to use when preparing program announcements and requests for proposals. Staff persons responsible for screening such documents at colleges and universities may then use the codes to identify which of the faculty at their institutions should be notified. Twenty-four program types are listed for coding funding announcements or solicitations to indicate the type of activity which may be supported. A Keywords Categorical List includes geographic terms which may either be the subject of research or a project location. The remaining keywords are divided into nine broad categories representing major classifications: (1) agriculture/food sciences/food; (2) arts/humanities/cultural activities; (3) behavioral/social sciences; (4) education; (5) engineering; (6) health and safety; (7) law; (8) management/commerce; and (9) science and technology/mathematics/computer science. An ""other"" category includes fire/flammability studies, military science/military history/peace/amnesty, recreation and leisure studies, and university/industry cooperative activities." +1124 Child Abuse and Neglect Thesaurus http://hdl.handle.net/2027/umn.31951p009635332 The thesaurus contains approximately 4,000 terms used in indexing material for the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. It is explained that the descriptor compilation was first developed in 1975 from existing thesauri and dictionaries. Descriptors are arranged in alphabetic, permuted and group displays, and listings include references to broader, narrower and related terms. +1125 Kellogg Adult Education Thesaurus http://eric.ed.gov/ This thesaurus was designed for users of the Adult and Continuing Education Research Collection in Syracuse University (New York), which contains the archives of organizations and individuals central to the development of adult education as a field of study and practice. The thesaurus serves the historical and archival adult education materials of a specific place and is collection specific: the work represents the archive it serves. The thesaurus consists of three displays: conceptual, alphabetic, and rotated. The conceptual and rotated displays show only preferred terms (usable), whereas the alphabetic display consists of preferred and nonpreferred terms. The conceptual display indicates relationships among terms as they occur in the archive. The alphabetic display comprises the preferred terms, entry terms, scope notes, hierarchical relationships, and those of equivalence and of association. The rotated display indexes each word of both single and multiword preferred terms in alphabetical sequence. +1126 http://eric.ed.gov/ Der Thesaurus umfasst einen systematischen und einen alphabetischen Teil. Der systematische Teil ist das 'Herzstück' dieses Dokuments. Er enthält die wesentlichen Informationen, die für den Benutzer bedeutungsvoll sind, sofern er nicht selbst Dokumentationsarbeit leistet. Bei der Verschlagwortung der Veröffentlichungen, die in die Dokumentation aufgenommen werden, ist der alphabetische Teil notwendig, damit man sich schnell darüber informieren kann, welche Begriffe für die Einordnung bestimmter Aussagen zur Verfügung stehen. Der systematische Teil erlaubt es, sich eingehend und übersichtlich über das System zu orientieren, nach dem die Einordnung der Dokumente vor sich geht. Er ist in acht Kategorien eingeteilt. +1127 Evaluation Thesaurus http://eric.ed.gov/ This is a thesaurus of terms used in evaluation. It is not restricted in scope to educational or program evaluation. It refers to product and personnel and proposal evaluation as well as to quality control and the grading of work samples. The text contains practical suggestions and procedures, comments and criticisms, as well as definitions and distinctions. The criteria for inclusion of an entry were that at least a few participants in workshops or classes requested it; a short account was possible; the account was found useful; or the author thought it should be included for the edification or amusement of professionals and/or amateurs. Only key references are provided. The scholar may find more references in the few that are given as that was a criterion for selection. +1128 Vocational Education Outcomes: A Thesaurus of Outcome Questions http://eric.ed.gov/ This thesaurus is designed to provide the vocational education community and its relevant audiences with a comprehensive, organized listing of outcome questions and hypotheses. The first of two sections includes a discussion of the importance as well as problems of attempting to develop a classification system for categorizing vocational outcomes. It also explains how the outcome questions are classified and how the reader can locate outcome questions of interest. The second section contains 252 outcome questions categorized into three areas: (1) outcome questions having the individual as the affected entity, (2) outcome questions having social entities or society-in-general as affected entities, and (3) outcome questions having special needs sub-populations as affected entities. Outcome questions are further categorized according to educational level, and those that are economically or occupationally related and those non-economically related. Also included is an index of specific topics which identifies related outcome questions. +1129 Human-Factors Taxonomy http://tg.hfes.org/astg/Human%20Factors%20Taxonomy.docx This taxonomy provides a structure for identifying human factors for the purpose of scientific research and system test and evaluation. The information contained in this document is provided as guidance, not mandated as direction. This taxonomy can be considered during the planning, conduct, and analysis of human factors. The objectives of this taxonomy are to: (1) identify an extensive list of human factors, (2) promote commonality in nomenclature and units of measurement, and (3) enable the development and use of a common human-factors taxonomy for data collection and data processing. The purpose of this Guide is to aid the reader in identifying human factors. The reader is assumed to have a basic knowledge of experimental design, statistics, and human performance. This Guide may also be used for task analysis. The purpose of analyzing performance of selected tasks, subtasks, and task elements contained in the task inventory by addressing the lowest taxonomic level specified by the procuring activity is to describe task performance in terms of human performance time and accuracy. The product of the analytic effort is intended for use in support of equipment design, testing and evaluation, training requirements identification, manning and workload assessment, development of training and maintenance manuals, and other documentation and reporting. +113 Thesaurus of Household Objects http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/inventai/telechar/thesau_objets.pdf +1130 A Classification System and Manual for Placement Office Libraries http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED130676 A classification scheme is given for materials related to occupational and educational opportunities collected by the Rutgers College Placement Office Library. The scheme assigns a four digit number to each item. The first digit designates which of the library's general areas the material covers: general, occupational, educational, or one of the special areas to be designated in the future. The second and third digits broadly and then more specifically define the educational areas dealt with or assumed as the background for the occupation covered. The fourth digit indicates geographic location. The classes are listed and defined, provisions for expansion are indicated, and class numbers are given for 74 occupations. +1131 Shelf classification of the Central Library of Sports Sciences http://www.dshs-koeln.de/zentralbibliothek/recherche-kataloge/aufstellungssystematik/ Shelf classification of the ZBSport +1132 Tesqual http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs-wm/11618.pdf Microthesaurus Tesqual is a controlled vocabulary with a structure based on hierarchical, associative and equivalence relationships. It is aimed at scientists, researchers, education professionals, students and the general users who use a 'key' vocabulary to conceptualize and define the content of specific documents. The final aim is to help experts store and recover these documents coming from a particular information system. +1133 IMO Thesaurus http://www.imo.org/KnowledgeCentre/Search%20the%20Online%20Catalogue%20SeaLibrary/Documents/Thesaurus.pdf The Maritime Knowledge Centre (MKC) provides collections, information resources and services to support the IMO Secretariat, Member States, representatives and delegates. Its specialized collections comprise the archives of official documents and IMO Publications. The MKC also collects resources covering maritime affairs, shipping and other subjects relevant to the work of the Organization. +1134 Keyword list of the Pro Senectute library http://www.bibliothek.pro-senectute.ch/uploads/media/150122_Schlagwortliste_01.pdf The Pro Senectute Library is Switzerland's largest media and information center on the topics of age, aging and generational relationships. It is open to the public and is supported by the Swiss Social Insurance Office. +1135 Current Index to Legal Periodicals Subject Headings We keep our Subject Headings simple and limited to fewer than 100, so we can index law review articles quickly and get the Current Index to Legal Periodicals (CILP) into your hands as soon as possible. +1136 Classification Scheme of the Institute Library Information Science http://is.uni-sb.de/vibi/klassif.html The good old ViBI can still be used for a transitional period for orientation about the stock (works created until March 2010). The order of the works on the basis of the old classification is, however, obsolete, since the new library contains the Regensburg classclass (. ..). +1137 List index of the institute library information science https://saar.infowiss.net/vibi/schlagw/ 1) The following subject categories were not included in the keyword list: Keywords (example: Kisch, Egon Erwin), Geographical / Ethnographical Keywords (example: Germany; (Example: Saarbrücken / University), title words (example: the computerization of the company / Nora, Simon), that is, in this keyword list there are only keywords. 2.) The keywords were taken into account: rules according to the keyword catalog (RSWK). After that, keywords must also be recorded according to the new spelling. Pre-Combined Keywords * start in the first word with a large initial letter as they present the heading character. Application of the new German spelling in terms of German and foreign language components. Application of professional reference books, generalcyclopedia, Duden dictionary. English terms, which are naturalized in German, are subject to German spelling. For the sake of form, these were written in small letters (except the initial letter in the first word), since a selection according to naturalized and not naturalized terms is too time-consuming. Foreign language composites, which were not to be found in the dictionary, spelling of the German language, not in specialist reference books and not in generalcyclopedia, the hyphenation rules of the corresponding language were applied. For example: information retrieval but: information retrieval system 3.) In order to avoid confusion, ambiguous keywords (homonyms) were provided with corresponding additions. Example: Java «Programming language» 4.) In order to improve the depth of information, many abbreviations were also provided with corresponding additions. For example, ASP Active Server Pages +1138 National Clearinghouse on Aging Thesaurus http://hdl.handle.net/2027/uiug.30112048976390 The National Clearinghouse on Aging Thesaurus provides a retrieval vocabulary for the document collection currently housed at the Administration on Aging. It also provides, through its structure, a means for adding new terms and new word relationships as new material is acquired. +1139 List of Subject Headings for Small to Medium Sized Law Libraries http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015033887996 The List itself is not exhaustive, nor is it meant to be. For the subjects represented all practically useful 'see' (x) references and 'see also' (sa) references have been added but not all of them need to be used. However, it seems desirable to make them available particularly for the cataloger whose experience has been somewhat limited. A few international law, comparative law and foreign law subjects have been included because they seem to be needed regardless of the size of the collection. (...) In addition a limited number of non-legal subjects are included not only because of the fairly broad scope of the collection at the Northwestern University Law School but because to an increasing extent legal collections are including materials in related areas. Among such additional headings are the following: Biology, Eugenics, Heredity, Logic, Mathematics, Physics, Thought and thinking, etc. +114 Thesaurus for Graphic Materials http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/tgm/ The thesaurus includes more than 7,000 subject terms and 650 genre/format terms to index types of photographs, prints, design drawings, ephemera, and other pictures. In 2007, the subject and genre/format vocabularies, previously maintained separately, were merged into a single list and migrated to new software, MultiTes. The Thesaurus for Graphic Materials is a tool for indexing visual materials by subject and by genre/format. +1140 Moys Classification Scheme http://www.library.uow.edu.au/eresources/UOW026516.html The Moys Classification Scheme is a system of library classification for legal materials. It was designed by Betty Moys and first published in 1968. It is used primarily in law libraries in many common law jurisdictions such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. +1141 Legal Classification of French-Speaking Switzerland The documents of the collection of our library are not indexed, but are classified by means of the legal classification of French-speaking Switzerland. This one, compound of a combination of letters and of figures, aims at describing the intellectual contents of the document. It is possible to make a research by classification in the Explore tool. +1142 Classification Modern literature http://www.unige.ch/lettres/alman/index.php/download_file/view/215/244/ +1143 Classification Literature Middle Ages http://www.unige.ch/lettres/alman/index.php/download_file/view/40/244/ +1144 Linguistic Classification http://www.unige.ch/lettres/alman/index.php/download_file/view/370/244/ +1145 Classification reference works / dictionaries / bibliographies. http://www.unige.ch/lettres/alman/index.php/download_file/view/108/244/ Classification reference works and dictionaries and bibliographies +1146 http://www.unige.ch/lettres/alman/index.php/download_file/view/68/244/ +1147 NILS INsource Insurance Thesaurus https://insource.nils.com/includes/thesaurus/Thesaurus-A.htm NILS INsource is a Web-based regulatory research tool designed exclusively for insurance compliance professionals. By leveraging INsource’s insurance terminology indexing, line-of-business searching, and compliance topic and subtopic categories, compliance professionals can obtain focused, accurate content in significantly less time-vastly enhancing your firm’s compliance efforts. More than 10,000 insurance professionals and departments in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands rely on NILS INsource as a definitive primary content resource. +1148 T.M.C. Asser Instituut Classification Scheme http://www.asser.nl/upload/pil-webroot/documents/cms_pil_2_1_classification.pdf The T.M.C. Asser Instituut is a foundation (registered on 17 February 1994 with the Chamber of Commerce Haaglanden, The Netherlands, under file number 41158427) with the purpose of performing and maintaining scientific research and education in the areas of international and European law. It is a non-profit organisation, primarily funded by the Dutch Ministry for Education, Culture and Science and administered through the University of Amsterdam. Located in the ‘international zone’ of The Hague – the City of Justice, Peace and Security, the Institute is a unique clustering of knowledge and experience in scholarly research, education and training, knowledge management and dissemination, publishing and academic community organising. The Institute’s international community of scholars is engaged in research, postgraduate training and dissemination of knowledge in furtherance of the purposes and principles of international law. This inter-university Institute cooperates closely with and supports the Dutch universities’ activities in the relevant disciplines and is in turn vastly networked to universities and institutions, governments and NGOs on a global level. +1149 Terminology for Integrated Resources Planning and Management http://www.iapad.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/landglossary.pdf To achieve the implementation of land-use planning and land management cooperation among experts from the disciplines involved and integration of the respective results are required in order to identify and evaluate all biophysical, socio-economic and legal attributes of the land. The glossary aims to contribute to the development of a common technical language in land resources planning and management. The terms, methods and concepts used by the different sectors involved should be understood by all partners in an identical way, independent from their backgrounds and professional experiences. +115 Thesaurus Mass Communication http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0001/000150/015031MB.pdf The thesaurus comprises two parts. The first arranges the descriptors by subject fields in an introductory general scheme. The second part of the thesaurus contains an alphabetical list of descriptors. The thesaurus is a documentation language devised for the purpose of analysing works, articles, reports and other documents referring to the problems of mass communication according to the particular medium to which they refer: books, the press, records, films, radio or television. While its main purpose is to characterize the information in a sufficiently precise manner to allow post-storage retrieval of the documents containing it, it has the secondary purpose of enabling queries to be expressed in a form which will match the information available. In addition, by providing a valid basis for the exchange of data between documentation systems, it will allow national or international networks to operate in a fully satisfactory consistent manner. In the social sciences and the humanities there are still relatively few fields in which a documentation language has been tried out in a systematic manner. A thesaurus on communication can reasonably be expected to make a contribution to scientific communication, and it would be a pity if full use were not made of the facilities it provides in this regard to both research workers and practicians, in a sector which social changes have brought particularly to the fore. +1150 Landscape Architecture Classification http://libsysdigi.library.illinois.edu/oca/Books2008-06/landscapearchite00hubb/ This is the first comprehensive classification of the field of Landscape Architecture. It attempts to show in detail both the subjects making up the field, as far as possible in their logical relations and as regarded from various points of view, and also the relation of the field itself to tangent fields. The profession of Landscape Architecture is now so well established, with a background of accomplishment, and public familiarity with the subject and with its literature is now so general, that a classification can be produced with the reasonable certainty that its main divisions will remain permanently useful, and that future developments of the subject can find logical places within the present outline, with changes, if at all, only in some of the minor headings. This classification has been worked out primarily for use with the extensive collections of the Harvard School of Landscape Architecture Library, and has proved increasingly satisfactory through eight years of development and adaptation. +1151 Subject Headings of the Morris Swett Library http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc This list of subject headings is used at the Morris Swett Library. It has been compiled by past and present librarians as well as library staffs. Some subject headings have been taken directly from Library of Congress headings. They have been added to and adjusted to meet artillery needs. This product represents a consensus of agreement between artillery specialists and librarians as to the best terminology to use. +1152 Theology in Aotearoa New Zealand: An Annotated Bibliography under Subject Headings http://hdl.handle.net/2292/447 This annotated bibliography is focused on contextual theology in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is an amended and updated version of an earlier 2002 article: Contextual theology in Aotearoa New Zealand. Asian Christian theologies: a research guide to authors, movements, sources. J. C. England, J. Kuttianimattathil, J. M. Prior et al. Maryknoll, New York, ISPCK/Claretian Publishers/Orbis Books. 1: 541-598. +1153 Low Intensity Conflict Thesaurus This thesaurus is a presentation of terms to be used for the indexing and retrieval of documents dealing with the subject area of Low Intensity Conflict (LIC). A wide range of documents and reports relevant to LIC were selected, catalogued and indexed from open literature as part of a feasibility study on an Information Analysis Centre (IAC). The Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms (TEST) was used initially for indexing terms but it became apparent that the subject matter required a broader range of terms in areas not covered comprehensively by TEST. Catalogers added terms as needed and gradually a 'working vocabulary' of something less than one thousand descriptors emerged. This original word list was edited following the rules and conventions adopted for the construction of TEST. Undesirable terms were removed, new ones were added and all hierarchical relationships and cross-references were entered and checked. The present thesaurus contains 950 descriptors and 225 USE references in the Thesaurus of Terms. A more detailed discussion of the process of construction of the LIC Thesaurus (LICT) is available in a separate report. LICT borrows heavily from TEST in format, rules and conventions followed and in many of the descriptors listed. The instructions and explanations about the use of LICT have been patterned after those in TEST. +1154 DTNSRDC Library Subject Thesaurus http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc The DTNSRDC Library Subject Thesaurus, which exists both as a printed document and as an on-line computer file, supports the indexing and retrieval functions of the library's automated storage and retrieval system. The hierarchical structure of the vocabulary permits generic retrieval. For example, a search on NAVAL VESSELS will retrieve documents that had been indexed under all naval ship types. Several 'switching' relationships provide an automatic cross-referencing capability. +1155 PCA Cement and Concrete Thesaurus http://www.cement.org/for-concrete-books-learning/library/pca-cement-and-concrete-thesaurus The PCA Cement and Concrete Thesaurus, a list of accepted terminology for all aspects of cement and concrete, can now be accessed online. The Thesaurus was first compiled by PCA staff in the 1960s, and revised in 1982. With the introduction of computerized library software in the early 1990s, it became possible to reexamine and update the Thesaurus more efficiently, allowing the addition of hundreds of new terms and other changes as new materials have been cataloged. A thesaurus has a very practical purpose. It ensures that authors of research reports, database compilers, and others use consistent terminology when documenting or indexing the material, so that end users can retrieve needed information more efficiently. (...) The PCA Concrete and Cement Thesaurus, a searchable .pdf, is (and always will be) a 'work in progress', due to the continuous introduction of new materials and technologies. +1156 Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc In the fall of 1965, two large projects were set in motion to develop contemporary thesauri in the fields of engineering and science. One was originated by Engineers Joint Council to revise the first edition of its Thesaurus of Engineering Terms (1964); the other, by the Department of Defense, under the sponsorship of the Office of Naval Research and known as Project LEX, which had as its mission the development of the first Department of Defense technical thesaurus. The large number of related and overlapping interests of these two separate projects soon motivated a merging of the efforts. The need for commonality in information systems and in reduction of communication barriers was also a driving force, as was the economic advantage of pooling resources, especially available technical personnel. Preparation and presentation agreements were readily reached and a joint working arrangement made for the two projects to join forces in one operation. Hence, this single work, Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms, which is also available on magnetic tape, is a thesaurus for both Engineers Joint Council and the Department of Defense. +1157 Engineering-to-Biology Thesaurus https://dspace.lib.cranfield.ac.uk/bitstream/handle/1826/3719/An_Engineering-to-Biology_Thesaurus_To_Promote_Better_Collaboration_Creativity_and_Discovery-2009.pdf;jsessionid=760331A8860BE6FFEBBF58B013EE7836?sequence=4 Biological inspiration for engineering design has occurred through a variety of techniques such as database searches, keyword and antonym searches, knowledge of biology, observations of nature and other 'aha' moments. This research aims to alleviate the knowledge gap problem by providing a link between engineering and biology with a thesaurus. The biologically connotative terms that comprise the thesaurus were collected utilizing an organized verb-noun search; collocated words were extracted from texts based on a functional search word. This thesaurus should enable the engineering and biology communities to better collaborate, create and discover. +1158 Defence Technological and Scientific Thesaurus DEFTEST now contains 24000 entry terms with 155000 cross references. Approximately 1000 new terms have been added. The meaning or usage of terms and their hierarchies is represented by cross references. The hierarchical display assists in the choice of the most appropriate level of specificity for indexing and retrieval. (...) DEFTEST is not Intended as a comprehensive coverage of the fields of science and technology, but of Defence related topics in those fields, as represented inthe database. +1159 MATRIS Indexing and Retrieval Thesaurus http://www.worldcat.org/wcpa/oclc/227940825 Categories covered in this hierarchy: Manpower; Recruitment, Selection/Classification/Assignment; Education and Training; Human Resources Management; Organizations; Human Factors Engineering; Information Processing/Cognition; Human Performance; Data Management; Program Management; Defense/Welfare; Personnel; Skills; Task/System Analysis; Quantification/Analysis Techniques; Safety/Environmental Factors; Systems/Equipment; and Media/Documents. +116 Thesaurus of Musical Instruments http://alteriseculo.com/instruments/ Containing 1480 entries from Accordeon to Zvegljica. All terms and hierarchical relationships come from the Library of Congress Subject Headings, 24th edition (2001). +1160 Thesaurus of FAA Descriptors http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc This edition, with 3,123 descriptors, includes new terms established since the last publication, in November, 1965. Further, it is presented in the format developed by Project LEX for the Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms, issued recently by the Department of Defense. The purpose of this thesaurus is to provide a definitive, working vocabulary for the field of civil aviation; its terms or descriptors serve as reference standards for the indexing and retrieval of information. The thesaurus is designed to permit effective specific descriptions of documents on input and answerable search queries on output. +1161 Thesaurus for Pharmacological Literature of the U.S.S.R., East European Communist Countries, and People's Republic of China http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc Among the features of this third edition of the thesaurus are: (1) Listing of new or not previously listed pharmaceuticals from the above countries. (2) Listing of new uses for previously identified pharmaceuticals. It should be noted that pharmaceutical usages as indicated in this thesaurus are those indicated in the literature of the countries involved, and do not necessarily coincide with US usage of the same compound. (3) Listing of country of origin of both new and previously identified pharmaceuticals whenever possible. The country of origin of the article in which the compound was mentioned is not presumed to be the country in which the compound is marketed under that name. Therefore, many compounds do not have a country of origin listed. (4) Listing of synonymous names for both new and previously identified pharmaceuticals. In accomplishing this objective two methods have been utilized. In some instances the literature specifically states that two compounds are synonymous. In addition, compounds synonymous to the same compound are considered synonymous to each other. Compounds with the same name but with different chemical formulas are listed as separate pharmaceuticals. (5) Identification of 'drugs of choice' in the USSR. +1162 Keyword dictionary of theology http://digital.fides.org.pl/Content/4/tlowg.pdf +1163 Glossary of Forest Terminology This forest terminology largely follows that contained in the British Commonwealth Forest Terminology, or the Forest Terminology of the Society of American Foresters. Where these references have not been in agreement, the definition more suitable to the condition in Ontario has been used. Certain terms in this glossary either are not found in, or are not in agreement with, these texts. Such terms are marked with an asterisk. +1164 Compilation of Forestry Terms and Definitions http://www.efi.int/files/attachments/publications/ir_06.pdf The terms and their definitions were collected from publications and by utilising the Internet. Forestry experts were also consulted to provide their input in the case of some of the compiled terms. The terms were taken directly from the identified sources. For some terms more than one source are mentioned. This means that the same definition was found within several literature sources without necessarily indicating the most likely original source of that definition. The listing of several sources referring to the same definition was thought to emphasise that a particular definition is more commonly used in scientific literature. +1165 Glossary of Forestry Terms https://www.ncforestry.org/teachers/glossary-of-forestry-terms/ +1166 Glossary of Common Forestry Terminology http://www.maced.org/foi/generalforestryglossary.htm +1167 Terminology for Forest Landowners http://extension.oregonstate.edu/deschutes/sites/default/files/terminology_for_forest_owners_-eb1353.pdf We prepared this reference bulletin primarily for forest landowners. We hope it will help owners, foresters, and loggers communicate effectively. Poor communication often results in undesirable management practices. We included forestry terms commonly used in Washington. +1168 Forestry Terms for Mississippi Landowners http://extension.msstate.edu/publications/publications/forestry-terms-for-mississippi-landowners You are a member of an important group. Together, the private, nonindustrial timberland owners control most of our state's timber resources. You and other timberland owners hold the key to the future of Mississippi's forest economy. As you begin or continue to manage your timber, you will come in contact with foresters who may use terms with which you are unfamiliar. This publication is meant to help you better understand special terms and abbreviations commonly used in forestry. Hopefully, this publication will help you make decisions about the productive management of your timber. +1169 Legal Terms and Concepts for Forest Landowners http://msucares.com/pubs/publications/p1762.pdf Greater economic value will result in an increased number of intrusions into forestlands. Those intrusions may take many forms, including trespassing on land and timber, boundary-line disputes, land-title problems, timber-cutting disagreements, contract interpretation problems, and increased litigation. As a forest landowner, you must be aware of the legal aspects of forest management and ownership. This expertise will allow you to better safeguard land and timber. This publication contains selected legal terms and concepts important to forest landowners. A careful study of the information provided will help you deal with the increasing number of possible legal problems associated with land and timber ownership. +117 Controlled Vocabularies for Use in Rare Book and Special Collections Cataloging http://www.rbms.info/committees/bibliographic_standards/controlled_vocabularies/ These thesauri provide standardized vocabulary for retrieving special collections materials by form, genre, or by various physical characteristics that are typically of interest to researchers and special collections librarians, and for relating materials to individuals or corporate bodies. +1170 Glossary of Optical Communication Terms http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc "This glossary was first published in June 1986 by the Engineering Division of the FAA Technical Center, under the title ""Glossaryof Fiber Optic Terms"" (Division Report CT-110-86-15). It has now been revised and expanded, and is made available for wider distribution. It is intended to be an introductory reference for those with a technical background (engineers, scientists, and technicians) who have an interest in optical communication, but are not familiar with some of the more common terms used in this field. For a more rigorous and complete treatment of the subject matter, the reader is directed to appropriate references." +1171 Statistical Terminology http://cnx.org/contents/1423f1f2-3633-48cd-8376-78e812087f6a@3/Statistical_terminology It is not unusual for students to forget important concepts learned in an earlier course. This set of definitions is intended to stir memories of those wonderful times when you were learning statistics and econometrics. It is not intended to replace a statistics course but to provide you with a handy guide to the definition of some important terms in the statistical tools used by economists. +1172 Common Violin Terminology http://cnx.org/contents/931bf098-bdd4-4054-a55b-ce1da3eb213f@8/Common_Violin_Terminology Terminology for string players. +1173 Glossary of Poetic Terms http://www.poetryfoundation.org/learning/glossary-terms Find the definitions and examples you're looking for. +1174 Glossary of Literary Terms http://www.ohio.edu/people/hartleyg/ref../abrams_mh.pdf This book defines and discusses terms, critical theories, and points of view that are commonly used to classify, analyze, interpret, and write the history of works of literature. The individual entries, together with the guides to further reading included in most of them, are oriented especially toward undergraduate students of English, American, and other literatures. Over the decades, however, they have proved to be a useful work of reference also for advanced students, as well as for the general reader with literary interests. +1175 Glossary of Linguistic Terms http://www-01.sil.org/linguistics/glossaryoflinguisticterms/ This is a glossary of terms used in the morphological, syntactic, and pragmatic analysis of text. +1176 The Alliance of Information and Referral Services Linked Open Vocabulary https://github.com/airsalliance/lov The AIRS Linked Open Vocabulary is a way to describe human services information and referral (I&R) concepts. AIRS is the Alliance of Information and Referral Services (airs.org), which possesses over 1,000 member agencies primarily in the United States and Canada. The AIRS LOV is based on the AIRS XML Schema, available at: https://airs-xml.googlecode.com/hg/tags/3.1/airs.xsd +1177 Brain Architecture Management System Thesaurus http://brancusi1.usc.edu/thesaurus/list/ The search of Thesaurus in BAMS 2.0 consists of a simple yet powerful form, which allows users to search by strings included in the thesaurus' terms, abbreviations, references and definitions. +1178 Australian Emergency Management Glossary https://www.em.gov.au/Documents/Manual03-AEMGlossary.PDF The aim of the Glossary is to provide a list of emergency management terms and definitions. Terms included are those likely to be encountered by emergency management workers. The types of organisations that would find the Glossary of value include: local governments; State and Commonwealth government departments; professional groups; processing, storage and transport industries; other large private sector organisations; hospitals, educational institutions, etc; and community organisations. (...) Confusion in emergency management often arises from a misunderstanding over words because emergency management is at the nexus of many fields. There is also an increasing proliferation and duplication of terms and definitions, as the emergency management field itself is still evolving and adapting itself to new and changing contexts. The Glossary provides information on the range of terms and definitions encountered in emergency management, and may, in the future, lead to a consensus on terms and definitions. This Glossary does not present new or different definitions of terms, but draws together definitions from many existing sources. It also suggests a set of core terms (...). +1179 Brazilian Thesaurus of Information Science http://www.ibict.br/publicacoes-e-institucionais/tesauro-brasileiro-de-ciencia-da-informacao-1/tesauro-brasileiro-de-ciencia-da-informacao/resolveuid/1c60ede36f47aee60c48957ef6db7510 The recovery of information has been and continues to be a key issue in information science since its emergence as a scientific field to date.With the advances of science and technology and the era of the information society, the Internet and the vertiginous proliferation of information, Thesauri are essential tools in the search and access to information.The consistency, precision and relevance of the information are basic qualities in this process and depend mainly on thesauri. Among the few thesauri of information science in the world, we highlight that of the United States, today's Association for Information Science and Technology - ASIS & T, formerly American Society for Information Science and Technology, ASIS & T Thesaurus of Information Science, Technology and Librarianship, in Third Edition, 2005, edited by Alice Redmond-Neal and Marjorie MK Hlava. The Brazilian Thesaurus of Information Science has a wide application not only for indexers, but also researchers, professors and information professionals in general. It is a fundamental instrument for the consistency of terminology and vocabulary of a given field of knowledge. Ibict owed this work to those who deal with issues of documentary language, since the initiative to build a thesaurus in information science, 1989, was not published, was restricted to internal use and did not continue. A work of this magnitude requires knowledge of the area, experience and arduous theoretical and conceptual effort of many years of dedication. It was left to Lena Vania Ribeiro Pinheiro, a researcher and teacher at Ibict, to meet this challenge, with the collaboration of Helena Dodd Ferrez, principal author of the thesaurus for museum collections. In the elaboration of the thesaurus, the authors had the collaboration of researchers and teachers, as well as information science technicians, with whom they maintained productive dialogues, which contributed a lot to the making of this instrument. Also important were the sources they resorted to, like other thesauri and dictionaries, all identified in this publication. With great pride, Ibict launches this thesaurus, encompassing some 1,800 terms, most with an English and Spanish version, complemented by definitions, in the expectation that the Brazilian Thesaurus of Information Science will play a central role in the information retrieval in Brazil And in Portuguese-speaking countries. +118 The Union List of Artist Names http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/ulan/ "The ULAN is a structured vocabulary currently containing around 293,000 names and other information about artists. Names in ULAN may include given names, pseudonyms, variant spellings, names in multiple languages, and names that have changed over time (e.g., married names). Among these names, one is flagged as the preferred name. Although it is displayed as a list, ULAN is structured as a thesaurus, compliant with ISO and NISO standards for thesaurus construction; it contains hierarchical, equivalence, and associative relationships. The focus of each ULAN record is an artist. Currently there are around 120,000 artists in the ULAN. In the database, each artist record (also called a subject in this manual) is identified by a unique numeric ID. Linked to each artist record are names, related artists, sources for the data, and notes. The temporal coverage of the ULAN ranges from Antiquity to the present and the scope is global. Although originally intended only for use by Getty projects, the broader art information community outside the Getty expressed a need to use ULAN for cataloging and retrieval. The Getty thus distributed ULAN for broader use according to the tenets previously established for the construction and maintenance of the AAT: Its scope includes names needed to catalog and retrieve information about the visual arts and architecture; it is based on terminology that is current, warranted for use by authoritative literary sources, and validated by use in the scholarly art and architectural history community; and it is compiled and edited in response to the needs of the user community. Originally constructed as a simple alphabetized ""union list"" of clustered artist names and biographies, in order to make it consistent with the AAT and TGN, in the late 1990s ULAN was brought into compliance with national and international standards for thesaurus construction. Its scope was broadened to include corporate bodies such as architectural firms and repositories of art, which may have hierarchical levels." +1180 New Jersey State Legislature Thesaurus http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/bills/thes2000.asp A guide for locating valid subject headings used in indexing Bills Legislative Session. (...) Valid subject headings appear in all CAPITAL letters. Terms appearing in lower case are not valid subject headings and simply refer you to the valid heading. +1181 Thesaurus craft http://www.physiologus.de/thes/thes-frm.htm The original thesaurus consisted of an OVERVIEW (only upper terms, = at the same time position of the library, file system), an INDEX (Alphaliste of all slogans) and a SYSTEMATIK (overview with all subdivisions, synonyms, related terms) . For reasons of space, only the main terms, ie the OVERVIEW, are presented here (with their own index); The systematic part contains the actual key words under 'main'. The whole thing was integrated into a full-text database in the form of different word lists (index, synonyms) and also served as a storage and library system. +1182 Leeds University Library Classification Scheme https://library.leeds.ac.uk/downloads/download/156/classification_scheme Leeds University Library has a unique classification scheme. +1183 Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Library Classification Scheme http://magnum.mpi-bremen.de/biblio/deutsch/dyn/systematik/hauptgr.shtml Library Classification Scheme for marine microbiology of the Max Planck Institute. +1184 Brian Deer Classification Scheme Xwi7xwa Library uses a modified version of the Brian Deer classification system, developed by Kahnawake librarian Brian Deer for the National Indian Brotherhood (now the Assembly of First Nations) in the 1970s. Xwi7xwa Library employs a modified version of the classification scheme in order to better reflect the library's unique collection and clientele. +1185 Classification of Legal Forms of Legal Units http://en.istat.it/strumenti/definizioni/unita_legali/classformegiuridiche.pdf The National Statistical Institute has prepared a complete and coherent classification of legal entities by legal form. The aim is to ensure more uniformity of the information contained in administrative data bases and to promote, within the National Statistical System, a Common language between the central and local authorities. The classification is divided into two sections: the first refers to the legal forms governed by private law, the second to the forms governed by public law, for a total of 16 divisions and 62 classes. Each legal form - an individual entrepreneur, a freelance professional, a company of persons or capital, association, foundation, state administration, public body, local authority, etc. - is classified with a four-digit code, where the first digit identifies the section, the second the division and the last two the class. When the division does not articulate into classes, the last two digits are zeros. The legal sources considered for the classification are the Constitution of the Republic, the Civil Code and the special legislation. In addition, in order to capture certain phenomena not attributable to typical legal forms, reference has been made to case law. This classification is updated with the regulations in force on 31 December 2004. It will be revised over time in the event of regulatory changes. +1186 business Rating http://economia.gencat.cat/ca/70_ambits_actuacio/contractacio_publica/junta_consultiva_de_contractacio_administrativa/classificacio_empresarial/ The business classification is a requirement of capacity and solvency must certify businesses in procedures for the award of certain typical administrative contracts (Article 65 of TRLCSP). The fourth transitional provision of TRLCSP amended by Article 43 of Law 14/2013 of 27 September, supporting entrepreneurs and their internationalization concerning the determination of cases where it is required the classification of companies states that paragraph 1 of article 65, as determined by the contracts for the celebration of which is required prior classification enter into force in accordance with the provisions of the regulations implementing this law which are defined groups, subgroups and categories that classify these agreements and continues in force until then, paragraph 1 of article 25 of the revised Act contractres of government. However, the classification is not required in works contracts estimated value of less than € 500,000 or contracts for services estimated value of less than 200,000 euros. They do not require business classification, so typical concession contracts for public works, public service management, supply, collaboration between the public sector and the private sector and certain categories of services (*). In these contracts, whatever your budget tender must necessarily require proof of economic solvency and technical bidders according to one, several or all means provided for in articles 74 to 79 in the TRLCSP depending on the typical contract in question. In works contracts estimated value of less than 500,000 euros and services estimated value of less than € 200,000 can not be established as a prerequisite to apply for the classification of companies. These tenders must be determined in the Administrative clauses the economic, financial and technical entrepreneurs by one, several or all means to the provisions of Articles 74 and 79 of TRLCSP included this information in the ad tender. Require business classification as a mandatory condition for participation in tenders for contracts for works and services when the estimated value is less established in the 4th DT. TRLCSP -modifying by Article 43 of Law 14/2013 of 27 September-, is to prevent the participation of companies not classified contracts, according to the current regulations do not require this capability requirement. Imposing a requirement (for example, business classification) that prevents the participation of companies in public tenders when the legal requirement does not require this directly affects the principle of concurrent business activity is not subject to the Administration Act and therefore, we can say that root vitiate the validity of the contract award. +1187 Friedensauer library system http://www.thh-friedensau.de/downloads/13560/ "The Friedensauer Bibliothek-Systematik combines large parts of the system for libraries (SfB - http://www.sfb-online.de) with specially created system groups for archeology, children's books (KiBü), theology (theol) and Hochschulschriften (HSS) ,This, on the one hand, makes it possible to provide a suitable picture of the Library of the Theological University of Friedensau. On the other hand special attention is needed at certain points: - The 'religion' area is only valid from Rel 001 to Rel 205, except Rel 125-129. The ""Theology"" section covers the rest of the topic. - The following system groups of the SfB are named differently in the FBS: o The Department of Mathematics (SfB: Ma, FBS: Math) o The Department of Law (SfB: R; FBS: Law) o The Theater (SfB: Th; FBS: Theat ) - For selected systems with 'AZ notation' (eg Med 830), an overview with the breakdown of the internally selected abbreviations for the respective system locations can be found at the end of this document. - Compared to the official version of the SfB, changes have also been made to selected systems. Affected system locations and references can be found in the red font. In this case, links are also kept in red letters." +1188 Institute of Economic Ethics http://www1.iwe.unisg.ch/org/iwe/web.nsf/wwwPubService/D4AD40C59E7BF8D6C12569ED00638C22 By the end of July 2010, the publicly available institute library was structured according to the following system. +1189 Library system Theological Theological College Gießen http://www.fthgiessen.de/fileadmin/fth2013/bilder/Gebaeude/Bibliothek/Systematik_FTH.pdf A PDF file about the library systematics of the Freie Theologische Hochschule Giessen +119 Vocabulary of Circus http://www.bibliotheque.enc.qc.ca/Record.htm?record=19117188146919353609 Discover the circus arts through our illustrated vocabulary grouped under a tree of subjects. It is a real gold mine of information: definitions, photographs, historical notes, synonyms and bibliographic references. This non-exhaustive vocabulary, developed for information purposes by the Library with the support of its documentary resources, is an excellent tool for starting or deepening your documentary research on the circus arts. +1190 Shelf Classification of the Library of Topography of Terror Foundation http://www.topographie.de/bibliothek/systematik/ Shelf Classification of the Library of Topography of Terror Foundation. +1191 Categorization Scheme of Neue Galerie Graz http://www.neuegalerie-archiv.at/biblio/system.html It wasn't until the 70s that the stock was categorised and stored systematically. Through collaboration with the provincial library, a system of numerical and colour-coded classification was developed. +1192 German Protestant Institute of Ancient World Studies of the Holy Land Jerusalem Library Systematics http://deiahl.de/tl_files/deiahl/ueber%20das%20dei/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf Library structure of the German Protestant Institute of Archaeology. +1193 Classification System of the Library of the Hamburg Institute for Social Research http://www.his-online.de/bibliothek/literaturrecherche/systematik/ The classification system of the Library of the Hamburg Institute for Social Research is a general system that determines the on-site location of our holdings. In keeping with the Institute’s profile, the classification system’s main subject areas are history, politics, and the social sciences. The classification system was revised in early 2009 (...). +1194 Library systematics of the Department of Sociology at the Vienna University of Technology https://www.tuwien.at/ar/soziologie +1195 University of Navarra Library Classification System http://www.unav.edu/web/biblioteca/conocenos/clasificacion Classification System of the University of Navarra Library +1196 Clasificación Temática - Biblioteca Instituto Internacional de Sociología Jurídica http://www.iisj.net/es/system/files/2016-mural%20completo%20-%202%20p%C3%A1gina_0.pdf El sistema de clasificación temática de los libros, de diseño propio, desarrolla las áreas y subáreas de la sociología jurídica permitiendo localizar las secciones de interés para cada investigador, unido a las facilidades del acceso directo a los fondos. +1197 RESI-Thesaurus for the information system for reactor safety http://bibliothek.fzk.de/zb/kfk-berichte/KFK1902.pdf In the development of the RESI-2 prototype system within the framework of the research project 'Information System on Reactor Safety RESI', a first approach has emerged for a structured index in the problem area 'Atomic Approval Approval Procedure' The computer-assisted system RESI-2, developed by the Institute for Reactor Development of the Gesellschaft für Kernforschung mbR, Karlsruhe, works with the GOLEM program from Siemens, which contains an alphabetical thesaurus for both the so-called bound descriptors (aspects) such as Also for free descriptors The structuring into sub-and superspecies as well as the introduction of synonym links requires a separate work process And overlapping between the administrative and technical vocabulary in the field of reactor safety and the nuclear licensing procedures. The creation of the directory was inter alia. Because there was no other suitable thes aurus available in the problem area. +1198 Subject Headings for Church or Synagogue Libraries https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED327215 This guide to subject headings for church or synagogue libraries begins by providing guidelines for the subject cataloging process. These guidelines are presented under seven headings: (1) Selecting the Subject Heading (by names of persons, religious congregations and orders, sects and denominations, places, holidays, and new subjects); (2) Specific Entry; (3) Subdivisions; (4) Cross References; (5) Subject Entry Cards; (6) Classification Numbers; and (7) Subject Authority File. Practical examples are provided which correspond to each of these headings. The subject heading list, which makes up the major part of the publication, includes classification numbers for each term that would most likely be found in a church or synagogue library. Suggestions for additional headings may be found in both the guidelines and in works listed in the bibliography. A list of some of the subject headings most used in collections of non-fiction children's books is also provided. +1199 Thesaurus of economics and social sciences http://www.biblio.liuc.it/pagineita.asp?codice=210 ThESS - Thesaurus of Economics and Social Sciences of the Library Mario Rostoni is a controlled vocabulary constructed by drawing the terms mainly but not just from business-legal and business documents. ThESS is born and grows in relation to library acquisitions and the necessity to express the contents of the books to favor searches by subject. It is used in the following functions: Cataloging Acquired Library Material: Thesaurus terms are assigned to each bibliographic record as keywords and combined by catalogers in cohesive subject strings to express the subject of the book. Document Retrieval: Thesaurus terms enable those who seek to retrieve documents, either by combining them with a search mask or by scrolling through the lists. Terminology-Conceptual Analysis in Research Processes: The relationship between the terms of the thesaurus allows to enrich the terminological heritage of a field or a research topic, guiding other words related to meaning used in the library catalog or any other tool . This thesaurus usage is widely presented in the Information Literacy courses of the Laurea and Master's Degree courses at the LIUC University. ThESS is born with a priority reference to the needs of the study and research community formed by the students, researchers and faculty of the Faculty of Business Economics, Management Engineering and Law of the Carlo Cattaneo - LIUC University. It can also be useful to librarians, catalogers, information specialists who manage and bibliographic and documentary collections of the same disciplinary areas. ThESS is a multidisciplinary thesaurus, one-hierarchical, organized based on categories of about 7000 terms. Includes proper names. It is compiled in accordance with ISO 2788 (1986) and BS 8723-1/2 (2005) standards. +12 Adult Community Learning Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/acl/ +120 ZINE Thesaurus of Subject Terms https://anchorarchive.org/index.php/subject-thesaurus All of the subject terms in the catalogue have been organized by common themes and groups in a Zine Thesaurus. In the thesaurus there is an entry for each 'preferred' subject term in bold with similar or related terms listed below it. The subject terms in the Zine Thesaurus were selected by volunteer cataloguers at the Anchor Archive. The Zine Thesaurus is a good place to look up subject terms because you can see all similar and related terms together and get ideas for words to use when searching or cataloguing. Browsing the thesaurus will give you an idea of the many subjects covered by zines at the Anchor Archive Zine Library. +1200 Civil Aviation Technical Service Thesaurus http://documentation.aviation-civile.gouv.fr/ListRecord.htm +1201 Diocesan Library of Versailles Thesaurus http://bibliotheque.catholique78.fr/ Search by term allows to search by keywords in different thesauri. +1202 CIMCIM Terminology http://www.homepages.ed.ac.uk/am/itt/ittb.html All of us are frequently confronted with the problem of identifying musical instruments and their components correctly, whether in the process of defining a part that has been damaged or restored, or trying to transmit our knowledge to school children, students or our academic colleagues. Occasionally this task is a distinct challenge due to the lack of a standardized terminology in the field of organology. Recognizing this fact, the Brasswind Terminology Working Group, which consists of four brass scholars at this point (Stewart Carter, Arnold Myers, Bradley Strauchen and myself), tries to develop a coherent terminology for brasswind instruments and their components in English. Our approach differs from hierarchical systems, such as the Hornbostel-Sachs classification - which is a 'downward' system - in its 'upward' orientation. We derive our terminology from the detailed inspection and delineation of an instrument in its musical, social, historical and technological contexts, rather than its classification according to general characteristics. The primary goal of the Brasswind Terminology Working Group is the standardization of brasswind terminology to create a commonly accepted, precise language, which eventually can be used by anyone concerned with this instrument type (organologists, musicologists, museum curators, instrument makers and others who have need to refer to these instruments). We hope that this project will stimulate the development of similar working groups for other types of instruments, and in languages other than English. A long-term goal is to create a generally accepted terminology for the field of organology that applies to instruments and their parts in a clear and consistent manner. +1203 Boggs and Lewis Classification of Maps and Atlases http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015020109107 To classify maps, atlases, and globes most advantageously in a collection extensively used by geographers, historians, economists, technicians or other specialists and students, it is believed that the categories to be considered, in order of importance, are: (1) Area, (2) Subject, and (3) Date, with (4) Author, frequently necessary. When these four categories are insufficient to differentiate between maps in the collection, a fifth, Title, may be used. A sixth, Physical form, must be taken into account in filing globes, relief maps, maps mounted on rigid board or equipped with sticks or rods. The area-subject classification of maps corresponds to the classification of books by subject. The addition of date and, when necessary, author (or publisher), usually completes the differentiation of each map from every other map. Thus classified, a map has a single specific filing position relative to all the other maps; the flexible classification permits unlimited intercalation of new maps in their logical positions, regardless of the chance order of accession into the collection. It is believed that the notation which has been adopted, in which area is represented by numbers, and subject is represented by letters, gains merit from this obvious separation. The classification system needs at the outset to provide the framework for inclusion of every likely map subject, though it need not give an absolute location for the less common subjects. This forms a contrast with the subject heading list, which is infinitely expansive by nature. +1204 Library System of the Hans-Bredow-Institut http://www.hans-bredow-institut.de/de/bibliothekssystematik/bibliothekssystematik Library System of the Hans-Bredow-Institut for Media Research at the University of Hamburg +1205 Shelf Classification of the Library of Deutsches Liturgisches Institut http://dli.institute/wp/bibliothek/systematik-der-bibliothek/ The library's holdings are systematically organized, ie organized according to subject areas. The underlying, very differentiated classification system is a special strength of the library, because the content structure of the library through its systematic setup guarantees a clear overview and allows a targeted access. Classification scheme is available in different languages. +1206 GEOMAR Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research Kiel Library System http://www.geomar.de/zentrum/einrichtungen/bibliothek/systematik/ Library System of the Helmholtz Center for Ocean Research +1207 GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel Subject Headings http://bibliothek.geomar.de/keywords/list +1208 John-F.-Kennedy-Institut für Nordamerikastudien Bibliothekssystematik http://www.jfki.fu-berlin.de/library/holdings/classifications/index.html Im Zeitraum vom 1960 bis 1980 wurde eine speziell auf die Erwerbungspolitik der JFKI-Bibliothek zugeschnittene hauseigene Systematik entwickelt. Diese liegt leider nicht in digitalisierter Form vor, sondern kann nur in gedruckter Form (blaue Bände im untersten Fach des Neuerwerbungsregals im Bibliotheksflur) eingesehen werden. +1209 http://www.theaterforschung.de/institution.php4?ID=86 The new entries after 1979 are cataloged according to 23 groups. +121 Linguistics Thesaurus http://kaino.kotus.fi/www/verkkojulkaisut/asiasanasto.html Keywords are always nouns:.. Either yksittäistermejä, word associations, or compound words Key words are either singular or plural unit are abstract concepts and activities described by the words plural are usually tangible, quantifiable concepts of the words for terms can be singular and the plural different meaning.. whereby the two forms appear in the dictionary (grammar - grammars). preparing thesaurus have been observed in Finnish thesaurus preparation and maintenance instructions (SFS 5471) Tesaurusmuodosaa indicating the subject headings hierarchical and semantic relation to It can also be found references on the same topic to broader and narrower, as well as parallel terms... indexterms relationship indicated by the following abbreviations:. = USE reference to the thermal control word thing, the term substituted BT = LT = a broader term, a narrower term = ST, RT = apposition, Coordinate equivalence ratio indicated by the abbreviations USE and KT (co rvattu term). USE-approved abbreviation of the controls to use the selected key words, rather than control, the term may be used as a word thing. USE-reference eliminates synonyms, and combined with close meanings of terms. The hierarchical relationship indicated by the abbreviations LT (broader term) and ST (narrower term). Association is indicated by the abbreviation RT (in apposition, Coordinate). RT-ratio controls the vocabulary of users will find other keywords related to a particular issue. Means the case, the association relationship between the concepts, which is looser than a hierarchical relationship. Such relationships could be countless. Vocabulary words associated with some thing explanations. They are immediately after the thing without the word abbreviation code. The Explanatory Memorandum provides for example. instructions not included in the dictionary of keywords use (the so-called. unrestricted crawling word groups). +1210 JGSGB Library Classification Code http://www.librarything.com/profile/jgsgblib Each book is numbered using the JGSGB's own Library Classification Code. Books are shelved in sequence using this code. e.g. 110 Jhse. The comments field in the catalogue is used to show the Library Classification Code. The first part of each book's code number is determined from the following list. Author or other code is then appended. +1211 Library system of the Geographisches Institut der Ruhr-Universität Bochum http://www.uibk.ac.at/europarecht/bibliotheken/downloads/bib_systematik_ererweitert.pdf +1212 Library of the DHBW Mannheim system http://www.bib.dhbw-mannheim.de/infos-zur-bibliothek/systematik/ The stock of the DHBW Mannheim library is arranged according to an in-house classification scheme. +1213 Werner Oechslin Library Foundation systematics http://www.bibliothek-oechslin.ch/bibliothek/systematik This preliminary overview (as of 2011) unites about 41,000 titles that have been registered so far in short abstracts, organized into a thematic order (classification scheme). It is constantly being revised and serves only for a rough orientation about the library collection! +1214 Institute of Business Information Systems https://www.wi.uni-muenster.de/sites/wi/files/seitenstruktur/das-institut/bibliothek/bibliothekssystematik.pdf +1215 https://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/astub/service/bibliothek/systematik.html +1216 Library Christian Catholic Theology Systematics https://www.unibe.ch/unibe/portal/content/e809/e962/e963/e6331/e6370/e6371/e34475/pane34477/e106496/4_7_1Systematikchrkath_141985752035_ger.pdf +1217 Library Evangelical Theology systematics https://www.unibe.ch/unibe/portal/content/e809/e962/e963/e6331/e6370/e6372/e34511/pane34513/e106505/4_7_2SystematikevangTheologie_141985685466_ger.pdf +1218 Musicology Seminar Library Systematics http://www.muwi.uni-freiburg.de/bibliothek/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf Library systematics of the musicology seminar. +1219 Faculty of Philology, Department Library of Scandinavian Studies Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/systematik_skand.pdf Shelf classification of the Department library of Scandinavian Studies +122 Linguistics Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/linguistic/ 935 terms. +1220 Faculty of Philology, Department Library Classical Philology Shelf Classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/fachbib/philologie/systematik_klassphil.pdf Shelf classification of the Department of Classical Philology +1221 Faculty of Philology, Faculty Library of Comparative Studies http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/systematik_komp.pdf Shelf classification of the department library for comparative studies +1222 Faculty of Philology, department library Slavic Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/fachbib/philologie/systematik-slavistik.pdf Systematics: Linguistics, Description of Slavic Individual Languages, Linguistics / Semiotics / Literary Theory, Literary History, Authors / Reginal studies. +1223 Faculty of Philology, Department library of Linguistics Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/systematik_sprachl.pdf Shelf classification of the department library for linguistic research +1224 Faculty of Philology, Department library for Romance Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/systematik_rom.pdf Shelf classification of the Department of Romance Studies +1225 Faculty of Philology, Department Library Media Studies Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/fachbib/philologie/systematik_medien.pdf The media science publications are assigned to the upper groups of film, television and media science. +1226 Faculty of Philology, Department library for Theater science Shelf classification http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/fachbib/philologie/systematik_theater.pdf Shelf classification of the Department library of Theater Studies +1227 Faculty of Philology, Department of German Studies German Studies Linguistics http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/syslin.pdf The linguistic literature is gathered under the signature group Sp on the 3rd floor. The other institute libraries of the Faculty of Philology also have a large linguistic literature. Many linguistic specialist books are relevant to individual philologies. +1228 Faculty of Philology, Department of German Studies, Shelf Classification of Dutch studies http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/sysnied.pdf Shelf classification of the Department of German Studies library of the Faculty of Philology for Dutch Studies +1229 Faculty of Philology, Department of German Studies library, Shelf classification Folklore http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/sysvolk.pdf Shelf classification of the Department of German Studies library of the Faculty of Philology for Folklore +123 Electronic Dictionary of Colombian Literature http://ihlc.udea.edu.co/delc/ 153 terms. +1230 Faculty of Philology, Department of German Studies, media studies http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/sysmed.pdf Installation system for the field of media studies +1231 Faculty of Philology, Department of German Studies Medieval Latin http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/imperia/md/content/sysmitte.pdf Installation system for the field of Medieval Latin +1232 Nomenclature for Museum Cataloging http://www.nomenclature.info/ Nomenclature for Museum Cataloging is a structured and controlled list of object terms organized in a classification system to provide a basis for indexing and cataloging collections of human-made objects. Nomenclature is used in the creation and management of object records in human history collections within museums and other organizations, and it focuses on objects relevant to North American history and culture. Nomenclature is the most extensively used museum classification and controlled vocabulary for historical and ethnological collections in North America. +1233 http://www.fin.gc.ca/admin/gcfin-eng.asp The Department of Finance Controlled Subject Vocabulary (gcfin) is based on the organizational chart of the Department of Finance. It is a combined functional and subject vocabulary that reflects the policy development activities of the department and requires regular updating to reflect changes in the organizational structure. The Vocabulary is used to catalogue web pages on the Finance Canada Website and is applied in an instance of the dc.subject Dublin Core metadata element. Another instance of dc.subject is populated using the Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus (gccore) and does not currently appear in the metadata of the site. The gcfin values are not searchable and but may be used for future search and navigation features on the Finance Website. (...) The Vocabulary is presented in taxonomy and alphabetical form. The Vocabulary is registered with Library and Archives Canada. +1234 Canadian Race Relations Foundation Glossary of Terms http://www.crrf-fcrr.ca/en/resources/glossary-a-terms-en-gb-1 This list includes many of the terms commonly used in anti-racism and equity discourse today. They are gleaned from a variety of sources (...). Many of the terms have been in the public domain so long that the source of the original definition is no longer known as they have come into common parlance. The terminology in this field is constantly evolving, so the list remains a work in progress. Should any discrepancies arise during a training session or discussion, it is best to take a moment to determine the current understanding and why people may be more comfortable adding further definitions to the list in the present context. +1235 WAVES Thesaurus http://waves-vagues.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/waves-vagues/thesaurus/thesaurus If you wish to be positive that you find everything there is in WAVES about a particular species, or that is in a certain series, or that is by a particular corporate body, you may use the Thesaurus Search option on the left menu. These three fields use what is known as a controlled vocabulary. For example, some authors may have used the term Atlantic cod, others may have used northern cod, or simply cod in the title or abstract of an item. +1236 Global Medical Device Nomenclature https://www.gmdnagency.org/ The Global Medical Device Nomenclature (GMDN) is a system of internationally agreed generic descriptors used to identify all medical device products. Such products include those used in the diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, treatment or alleviation of disease or injury in humans. The main purpose of the GMDN is to provide health authorities and regulators, health care providers, medical device manufacturers and suppliers, conformity assessment bodies and others with a single generic naming system that will support patient safety. The GMDN is used for: Data exchange between manufacturers, regulators and healthcare authorities; Exchange of post-market vigilance information; Supporting inventory control in hospitals; Purchasing and supply chain management. Medical device experts from around the world (manufacturers, healthcare authorities and regulators) compiled the GMDN, based on the international standard ISO 15225. The work was mandated by the European Commission in order to provide the necessary tool to carry out the implementation of the Medical Devices Directive, including the European databank for medical devices, Eudamed. The GMDN meets the need to identify medical devices at the global level, as identified by the Global Harmonization Task Force (GHTF) and is now used by over 50 national medical device regulators. The GMDN is managed by the GMDN Agency, a non-profit organization, which reports to its Board of Trustees, that represents medical device regulators and industry. The GMDN Agency updates the GMDN utilizing member change requests, to add a new device terms to the GMDN. The decisions are made by an international expert team on how the new term is to be described, according to ISO 15225. The GMDN is available in English and 24 other languages. The GMDN Agency releases new and updated GMDN terms on a daily basis, on their interactive website, the GMDN Database. Information in the form of a 5 digit numeric GMDN Code is cross-referenced to a precisely defined descriptive Preferred Term, with which all specific devices have substantially similar generic features. +1238 Library Systematics Political Science http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik-Politikwissenschaft1.pdf In-house classification scheme. +1239 Library of the Geographical Institute http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/bib-geogr/SYSTEMATIK-BIB.pdf +124 Harry Potter Thesaurus http://www.angelfire.com/ks2/stasa/hpt/first.htm The purpose of this project was to examine the issues involved in thesaurus construction and to undertake the creation of thesaurus of Harry Potter novels. The thesaurus covers various aspects of Harry Potter universe as depicted in four novels (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) and two “textbooks” (Quidditch Through the Ages and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) by J.K. Rowling. The thesaurus is intended as a resource for both controlling the vocabulary, and to serve as a gateway to Harry Potter world. The final product is Web based. It consists of two parts: a thesaurus and a name authority file. The thesaurus has hierarchical and alphabetical displays. +1240 Classification System of the University Library Vetmed http://www.vetmeduni.ac.at/de/universitaetsbibliothek/virtuelle-bibliothek/suchmaschinen/systematik-suche/systematikgruppen/ Classification scheme of the library of the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. +1241 Classifications of the Central Library http://www.hs-hannover.de/bibl/literatursuche/systematiken/systematik-zentralbibliothek/ All media from the Zentralbibliothek of the Hanover University of Applied Sciences are freely accessible and systematically arranged according to subject areas. When you click on the system sites, you will be shown in the online catalogs all the media that are part of this department. +1242 http://www.werne.de/index.php?id=429 The holdings of an archive are basically formed according to their origin and their place of origin. This serves to prove the documents in their former business context and allows the user to retroactively establish a historical classification. This procedure of archiving of archives is called the 'principle of provenance'. Furthermore, each archive stock for the purpose of acquiring the usage is assigned its own systematic / classification, which is based on the file plan of the former management. +1243 Classification Scheme of the Library of the Center of Finance and Justice Rotenburg a.d. Fulda http://studienzentrum-rotenburg.bibliotheca-open.de/%c3%9cberuns/Bibliothekssystematik.aspx +1244 State College of Music and Performing Arts Mannheim Bibliothekssystematik http://www.muho-mannheim.de/bibliothek/systematik.htm Here you will find the systematics for the music writing (books), for the music (notes) and for the phonograms (we also use for videos and DVDs) as well as a register to the phonogram system as a pdf file (...) You can also browse the OPAC within the 'extended search' to see the works you are looking for. +1245 Institute of Contemporary History Library Classification System http://bastion.ifz-muenchen.de/bibliothek/systematik_typo.html The IfZ system provides you with structured access to the collection areas of the library in chronological and thematic groups. You can start literary research with the notation of the IfZ system in the search field 'IfZ-Systematik'. +1246 Systematics of the Gellert library http://www.gellert-museum.de/index1024.php Systematics of the library of the Gellert Museum +1247 Sigmund Freud Private University of Vienna Library Systems http://www.sfu.ac.at/data/Kernbibliothek_2014_11_10.pdf A system provides information on the layout of the outdoor area of the Lesesaal. +1248 Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin Library Classification Scheme http://www.ash-berlin.eu/studienangebot/bibliothek/bibliotheksnutzung/bibliothek-a-z/bestand-und-aufstellung/ +1249 Institut für Mittelstandsforschung Library Classification Scheme http://www.ifm.uni-mannheim.de/unter/Bib/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf +125 Literature study case glossary http://dbgw.finlit.fi/asiasanastot/asiasanahaku.php Kirjallisuudentutkimuksen thing vocabulary been prepared according to Finnish language thesauri preparation and maintenance instructions (SFS 5471) and the principles of the general Finnish thesaurus, which are here the main points in brief: Keywords are always nouns; either yksittäistermejä, word associations, or compound words (for example, genre, literary language, ambiguity in point.) . keywords are plural or singular. plural are usually concrete, representing quantifiable concepts keywords (eg. poems, writers, artists). the unit of agent words, abstract concepts and describing the operation of the words (eg. poetry, literature, writing, translation). The terms may be the singular and the plural, a different meaning to both forms may be present in the glossary, for example, novel (type literature) - novels (concrete works), the author (writer abstract concept, profession) - authors (for individual representatives of the profession ), Cinema (art form) - movies (works of art). The glossary includes relationships between terms, ie references to broader, narrower and parallel terms. In addition, it has a control terms that guide the user to the selected key words accepted in place of the replaced term. Some of the terms associated with the explanations. the content of the text aims to describe the most accurate possible search words, but in order to facilitate information retrieval is often used also subject generally descriptive term. Kirjallisuudentutkimuksen thesaurus is a tool for indexing and information retrieval according to the topic, which will help asiasanoittajia and knowledge to use the same terminology. SKS's library to use the vocabulary dossiers asiasanoittamiseen in the following databases: Helka - joint database of the University of Helsinki libraries, Linda - University Libraries, Arto - a reference database of domestic articles +1250 Library systematics of the Institute of Statistics and Mathematics http://statmath.wu.ac.at/library/libaryclassification.html The aim of the institution is to provide doctoral students and WU staff who are involved in applied empirical research with competent advice on the use of statistical concepts and methods. Above all, the offer of the consulting service is aimed at enabling the scientists to carry out their empirical studies and the data evaluation on a high scientific level correctly and independently. +1251 Joseph Wulf Mediothek Systematics http://www.ghwk-bibliothekskatalog.de/vufind/ The Mediothek is named after the historian Joseph Wulf (1912-1974), who failed in the sixties with the attempt to set up a documentary center in the villa for the investigation of the national socialism. +1252 Arbitration Documentation and Information Center Library Systematics http://www.adic-germany.de//Material/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf The inventory of the library is covered by a uniform system, and an overview of the inventory (space plan) is available. +1253 "Department of ""Historische Fachinformatik und Dokumentation"" Library Classification Scheme" http://hfi.uni-graz.at/bibliothek/systematik/ "Shelf classification of the department of ""Historische Fachinformatik und Dokumentation"" at the University of Graz." +1254 Economic, social and technological history Descriptors / Keywords of the library system http://www.wisotech.rwth-aachen.de/?page_id=60 In the course of the integration into the faculty library, all books are given a new signature according to the Regensburger classification. +1255 Classification scheme of the Birkach house http://www.hausbirkach.de/downloads/images/Bibliothekssystematik_Birkach.pdf "Classification scheme of the study centre ""house Birkach"" of the evangelic state church of Württemberg." +1256 ISO 5127 Information and Documentation Vocabulary https://www.iso.org/standard/59743.html This International Standard is intended to facilitate international communication in the field of information and documentation. It presents terms and definitions of selected concepts relevant to the field and identifies relations between the entries. It contains around 2.000 definitions and a bibliography of 353 titles including other ISO standards. +1257 ISO 4791-1:1985 Laboratory Apparatus Vocabulary https://www.iso.org/standard/10770.html This part of ISO 4791 lists the names of items of laboratory apparatus, made essentially from glass, porcelain or vitreous silica, together with items of equipment, made from other materials, which are commonly used in association with such apparatus. A vocabulary of technical terms, with their definitions and applicable to the manufacture, adjustment and use of such laboratory apparatus, will be issued as Part 2. The purpose of the vocabulary is to provide an aid to translators and readers of scientific literature. Because of the need to translate older documents, certain items of equipment now regarded as obsolete have been included. +1258 ISO 4885:1996 Ferrous Products - Heat Treatments Vocabulary https://www.iso.org/standard/10878.html This International Standard defines the terms used in the heat treatment of ferrous products. The vocabulary is divided into a main part (clause 3) and a complementary section (clause 4). The main part gives an alphabetical list of the terms with their definitions and, where appropriate, comments. A definition of a foreign term for which the language in question has no equivalent is given at the end of the main part. The complementary section comprises the definitions of terms necessary to understand the main part. The comments are given in note form in order to differentiate them from the definitions. Any term defined in the main part of this International Standard and used elsewhere in a definition or a comment is printed in bolder type than the main text. +1259 Office machines give rise to numerous international commercial exchanges which often become difficult, either because of the great variety of terms used in various fields or languages to express the same concept, or because of the absence of, or the imprecision of, useful concepts. To avoid misunderstandings due to this situation and to facilitate such exchanges, it is advisable to select terms to be used in various languages or in various countries to express the same concept and to establish definitions providing satisfactory equivalents for the various terms in different languages. The work of the ISO Sub-Committee charged with the study of the Vocabulary was based on various international documents issued by Sub-Committees of ISO Technical Committee 95 and on national drafts or standards. ISO 5138 consists of several sections published separately, each section dealing with a category of office machines. The numbering of these sections, beginning with 01, depends on the chronological order of their development. A basic classification of machines has been introduced at the beginning of each section, before the vocabulary proper. +126 Children and Youth Literature http://www.ufrgs.br/thesinfantojuv 194 terms, 1928 relations between terms. +1260 ISO 6196 Micrographics Vocabulary Micrographics gives rise to numerous international exchanges of both an intellectual and a material nature. These exchanges often become difficult, either because of the great variety of terms used in various fields or languages to express the same concept, or because of the absence or imprecision of the definitions of useful concepts. To avoid misunderstandings and to facilitate such exchanges it is essential to clarify the concepts, to select terms to be used in various languages or in various countries to express the same concept, and to establish definitions providing satisfactory equivalents for the various terms in different languages. +1261 ISO 787 Fuel Injection Equipment Vocabulary Establishes a vocabulary with terms and definitions relating to fuel injection pumps for compression-ignition engines. Alphabetical indexes in English, French, and Russian are also included. +1262 ISO 8147:1995 Shipbuilding and Marine Structures - Derrick Rigs and Component Parts Vocabulary http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=15231 This International Standard establishes the vocabulary for the various terms in use relative to the most important components of derrick rigs on ships. It lays down terms and definitions used in connection with derrick rigs, and adds terms for winches in accordance with ISO 3828. Where more than one term is given for a concept, the first term is the preferred one and others, although used within the marine industry, are non-preferred. Deprecated terms are also so indicated. A multilingual vocabulary is given in annex A, arranged numerically in the order of the reference numbers; +1263 TECHNOSEUM Keyword register for library systematics http://www.technoseum.de/fileadmin/media/pdf/pdf_Sammlungen/Register.pdf +1264 Systematics archive and library of the Berliner Geschichtswerkstatt e.V. http://www.berliner-geschichtswerkstatt.de/tl_files/bgw/archiv/bgw-bibliothek-systematik.pdf +1265 Shelf Classification Cultural anthropology of the textile https://www.ub.uni-dortmund.de/Fachinformation/Kunst/bmg_systematik_textil.html Shelf Classification Cultural Anthropology of the Textile of the Emil-Figge Library. +1266 Classification scheme of the Herzog Anton Ulrich museum http://www.3landesmuseen.de/fileadmin/user_upload/HAUM/bilder/layoutbilder/ueber_uns/bibliothek/Systematik_pdf_doc.pdf Classification scheme of the Herzog Anton Ulrich museum in Brunswick +1267 Institute for Modern Art Nuremberg Archive / Library Classification Scheme http://www.moderne-kunst.org/archiv/bestand.html +1268 Cambridge University Library Classification Scheme http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/class/ This is the Library's 'three-figure' classification scheme which is used to determine the subject stem of the classmarks of the great majority of monographs on the open shelves. (It is also used in a simplified form in combination with various prefixes for special types of material: R, the reference collection in the Reading Room; S, 'select' books on closed access; P, L, T, Q, primary, secondary, select and dead periodicals, respectively; Z, mutilated books. Some other open access collections, such as music and reference collections in specialised reading rooms, have their own schemes.) This edition represents current practice and interpretation; inspection of the shelves will reveal classes superseded by more detailed subdivision or abandoned entirely, while policy on some of the less specific categories or on new areas of study will be found to have evolved over time. In recent years it has rarely been possible to reclassify in accordance with such changes and developments. +1269 Study Library BASIC system http://www.ius.uzh.ch/library/collection/basis.html Because the library BASIS mainly includes Swiss law, it has its own system. +127 Regus of the Empire Thesaurus http://opac.regesta-imperii.de/lang_de/thesaurus.php The systematic thesaurus of the Opac is a hierarchical collection of categorization covers, which are used to assign the entries in the database to corresponding subject areas, time sections or geographic locations.You can search all categories by full-text search or alphabetical tabs, or in the tree view of the systematic thesaurus The thesaurus divides the titles according to: Geographical assignment, time allocation, thematic assignment. +1270 Classification scheme of the Institute of Law http://www.ius.uzh.ch/de/library/collection/system.html Classification scheme of the Institute of Law of the University of Zurich. +1271 American Planning Association Library Classification Scheme https://planning-org-uploaded-media.s3.amazonaws.com/legacy_resources/library/pdf/classificationscheme.pdf The Library of the American Planning Association (APA) developed the American Planning Association Library Classification Scheme. It was created to meet the needs of APA’s researchers and members; the scheme focuses specifically on planning and provides a level of practical detail not found in other published systems. In the APA Library, the scheme is used in conjunction with the Library of Congress Classification Scheme. A planning agency or library may choose to use the scheme independently or in conjunction with more broadly based schemes such as Library of Congress or Dewey Decimal. +1272 FHNW Olten Classification Scheme http://www.fhnw.ch/campus-olten/bibliothek/bibliothekssystematik_ovr_20140618.pdf +1273 Schiller Classification System http://web.law.columbia.edu/sites/default/files/microsites/library/files/Schiller_for_web_20130606.pdf The Schiller system is a locally developed system for classifying foreign, comparative, pre-literate, ancient, medieval, and religious law materials. A call number in the Schiller classification system is comprised of an abbreviation to designate a legal system, followed by a number indicating the specific subject area within the system. +1274 Bodleian Law Library Classification http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/law/finding/collections/catalogues/classification The Library has separate sections either for jurisdictions or for certain legal systems or legal topics. Within each section, materials are shelved according to the (.) general scheme (.). +1275 Universal Binary Classification http://hdl.handle.net/10760/11392 This proposed new classification scheme is based on two main elements: hierarchism and binary theory. Hence, it is called Universal Binary Classification (UBC). Some advantages of this classification are highlighted including subject heading development, construction of a thesaurus, and all terms with meaningful features arranged in tabular form that can help researchers, through a semantic process, to find what they need. This classification scheme is fully consistent with the classification of knowledge. The classification of knowledge is also based on hierarchism and binary principle. +1276 Classification for Asian and African studies http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1139227 +1277 Classification of the antiquarian research http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php +1278 Classification for European Documentation Centre http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1139237 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: EU Information Center +1279 Classification for philosophy http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1139238 A classification for philosophy of the Helsinki University Library. +128 Thesaurus of Language and Literature http://doteine.uc3m.es/tesauros/lengua/index.php 1079 terms, 998 relationships between terms, 92 equivalent terms. +1280 Classification for history of Finland, Scandinavia and Baltic countries http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145485 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: History of Finland, Scandinavia and the Baltic States +1281 http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145486 +1282 Archeology shelf classification http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145487 +1283 Classification for folkloristics http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145488 A classification for folkloristics of the Helsinki University Library. +1284 National Shelf Classification http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145489 Kaisa-Haus Shelf Classification: Ethnology +1285 North America Research Shelf Rating http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145490 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: North American Research +1286 Shelf rating of research in Russia and Eastern Europe http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1145491 +1287 Fiction classification of fiction http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1139240 Kaisa-Haus Shelf Classification: Fiction +1288 Classification for Finnish http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162850 Shelf ratings of Kaisa House: Finnish language +1289 Classification for Finno-Ugrian Studies http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162851 Shelf ratings of Kaisa House: Finnish-Ugrian languages +129 African Studies Thesaurus http://thesaurus.ascleiden.nl/ It contains some 5,200 English descriptors (or preferred terms). An additional 6,900 non-preferred terms guide the user to preferred terms. Developed as an indexing and retrieval tool for the ASC library collection, the African Studies Thesaurus reflects the characteristics and main thematic areas of the collection. Specific Africa-related descriptors include the names of countries and regions, ethnic groups, African languages, African polities and political parties in Africa. It is used for indexing and retrieving material in the library collection and is directly linked to the catalogue. +1290 Classification for English http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162852 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: English Language +1291 Classification for Germanic languages http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162853 A classification for Germanic languages +1292 Classification of Nordic languages http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162854 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: Nordic Languages +1293 Romance Language Classification http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162855 - +1294 Classification for Slavonic and Baltic languages http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162856 +1295 http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1162857 +1296 Law School Shelf Rating http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1225501 +1297 Shelf Rating of Literary Research, Aesthetics, Theater Science, Film and Television Research http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1239403 +1298 Classification for musicology http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1239404 Music Anthropology shelf classification +1299 Shelf rating of art history http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php +13 Canada School of Public Service Controlled Vocabulary http://www.vocabularyserver.com/csps/ 1883 terms, 2729 relations between terms, 493 non-preferred terms. Generic terms used by the CSPS Library. +130 American Folklore Society Ethnographic Thesaurus http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/ethnographicTerms.html The AFS Ethnographic Thesaurus (version 2.2) is a vocabulary that can be used to improve access to information about folklore, ethnomusicology, ethnology, and related fields. The American Folklore Society developed the Thesaurus in cooperation with the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress and supported by a generous grant from the Scholarly Communications Program of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. +1300 Classification for biblical and Jewish studies http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1281064 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: Biblical and Judaism +1301 """Practical Theology Shelf Rating """ http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1281065 The Helka catalogue includes collections of Helsinki University Library, National Library, Institute for the Languages of Finland, National Board of Antiquities Library, Finnish Literature Society, Library of the Labour Movement and Baltia-kirjasto. +1302 Classification of the Orthodox Church and theology http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1281066 +1303 Practical Theology Shelf Rating http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1281067 The Helka catalogue includes collections of Helsinki University Library, National Library, Institute for the Languages of Finland, National Board of Antiquities Library, Finnish Literature Society, Library of the Labour Movement and Baltia-kirjasto. +1304 Luther study shelf rating http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php +1305 Classification for systematic theology http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1281070 Kaisa House Shelf Ratings: Systematic Theology +1306 Classification for social sciences http://libraryguides.helsinki.fi/c.php?g=172710&p=1634777 +1307 English and American Studies Library Classification http://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/fb-anglistik/classification_2.html Classification of the Department of English and American Studies at the University of Vienna. +1308 http://www.sirkusinfo.fi/fi/luokitus-ja-hyllypaikat +1309 University Archives Classification Schedule https://www.library.uni.edu/collections/special-collections/university-archives/classification-schedule This Archives Classification Schedule is an outline of the holdings of the University Archives. Record groups are the major administrative divisions of the overall collection. Record series within these record groups are the discrete, distinct collections. +131 American Museum of Natural History/Division of Anthropology/Collections Thesaurus http://anthro.amnh.org/thesaurus This thesaurus is based upon the Art & Architecture Thesaurus (AAT) produced by The Getty Research Institute and follows as closely as possible its theoretical model for the organization of concepts (categories). Where the AAT differs in its description of an object or concept found in the AMNH collection, the AMNH term is inserted into the appropriate position in the existing AAT hierarchy. It was designed to demonstrate the capabilities of a thesaurus in searching across the AMNH anthropological collections and to generate feedback from researchers and the public. It currently contains around 1,000 categories and 10,000 terms linked to these categories. Currently, the seven 'top level' terms and the vast majority of the 'mid level' terms (categories) come directly from the AAT while all of the 'bottom level' terms and a few of the 'mid level' terms are derived from AMNH keywords. The goal of this thesaurus is to allow users to browse through a hierarchical structure to locate individual objects and to see broader, narrower, and related terms rather than having to perform a tradition search on individual terms. The terms are used to retrieve objects in the collections database. +1310 International Psychoanalytic University classification scheme http://www.ipu-berlin.de/bibliothek/literatur/systematik.html Our mission includes the prevention of landslides and coastal erosion, sustainable and effective soil works, know-how and methods to remediate contaminated sites and climate adaptation. We contribute towards achieving the national environmental objectives. The environmental objectives that affect our operations are above all A good built environment and A toxic-free environment. +1311 Classification Roy http://www.bib.umontreal.ca/DR/a-propos/classification-detaillee.htm The Roy classification is unique to the Law Library of the Université de Montréal, and our documentation is entirely classified according to an alphabetical system that divides it into two main areas: general collections and specialized collections. +1312 Classification system for sound recordings https://www.banq.qc.ca/collections/collection_universelle/musique_films/classification_enregistrements_films/index.html?language_id=3#sonores "BAnQ has a collection of more than 100,000 sound recordings, and the collection's classification system makes it easy to find a record and make great discoveries."" The Iris catalog offers helpful help features for more detailed research. Classification system is divided into seven main categories." +1313 Film Classification Plan https://www.banq.qc.ca/collections/collection_universelle/musique_films/classification_enregistrements_films/index.html?language_id=3#films Fiction films are grouped into eight major cinematographic genres to help you choose from the collection. The films are sorted in alphabetical order according to each genre. +1314 German Historical Institute Warsaw Library System Library system of the German Historical Institute Warsaw. +1315 http://www.schwulesmuseum.de/bibliothek/systematik/ The Gay Museum * was founded in 1985 and today is one of the largest and most important institutions for archiving, researching and communicating the history and culture of the LGBT * with its highly acclaimed exhibitions, archive collections, numerous research papers and more than thirty-five - mostly volunteer employees - I * Q communities. Changing exhibitions and events deal in a variety of ways with lesbian, gay, trans * identical, bisexual and queer life stories, themes and concepts in history, art and culture. +1316 Systematics of the subject library economics http://www.wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de/fachbereich/einrichtungen-und-service/bibliothek/recherche/systematik.html The literature in our library is organized in a systematic manner. The subject group index provides detailed information on the contents of the individual signature groups and thus helps in the search for content. +1317 http://www.muwi.uni-freiburg.de/bibliothek/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf/at_download/file +1318 Max-Planck-Institut (MPI) für Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften Bibliothekssystematik Bibliothekssystematik für Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften des Max Planck Institutes. +1319 Library of the State College of Music Trossingen Systematics http://www.mh-trossingen.de/hochschule/institutionen/bibliothek/systematik.html You can also click directly in the OPAC through the systematics and display the titles by selecting the corresponding systematic group in the search field (eg A-Gb) in the advanced search in the scrolling menu 'System group' and then right on the tab click. +132 Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada Subject Thesaurus http://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1484594838764/1484594869729 "Welcome to the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada Subject Thesaurus (IST), which was developed to make retrieval of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) information more efficient. A subject thesaurus is a list of subject keywords that can be used to index or classify documents that are about a particular topic. These subject keywords can then be used by search engines to provide relevant results pertaining to a particular subject. The IST includes relationships between keywords and phrases such as broader terms, narrower terms, preferred terms, non-preferred terms or related terms. The purpose of these relationships is to help indexers/classifiers to find the best subject keywords to describe the ""aboutness"" of documents. Also, these relationships can help searchers by providing preferred and related subject terms to use in a search. The IST is a bilingual thesaurus of subject terms describing the work of INAC. It includes more than 2800 terms in English and more that 2900 terms in French, including almost 1300 preferred terms in each language. The IST conforms to internationally accepted standards and conventions for thesaurus construction (i.e. Guidelines for the construction, format and management of monolingual controlled vocabularies (ANSI/NISO Z39.19-2005), Guidelines for the establishment and development of monolingual thesauri (ISO 2788-1986) and the Guidelines for the establishment and development of multilingual thesauri (ISO 5964-1985))." +1320 University of Applied Sciences Schwäbisch Gmünd Installation system of the university library http://www.ph-gmuend.de/fileadmin/redakteure/ph-hauptseite/redakteure/daten/download/einrichtungen/bibliothek/Aufstellungssystematik_komplett_Jan_18.pdf +1321 Classification scheme of the house of the history of women http://www.hdfg.de/bibliothek.php#Bibliothekssystematik Classification scheme of the house of the history of women in Bonn +1322 Classification of the Iglf-Bibliothek http://www.csgkoeln.de/Texte/website/bibliothek/systematik.htm Classification of the Iglf-Bibliothek +1323 Göttingen online classification http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/goettinger-online-klassifikation/ You get systematic access to the Göttinger Universitätskatalog (GUK) through the Göttinger Online-Klassifikation (GOK). That is a universal classification system, which attempts to order the entire spectrum of sciences into a hierarchic system. Most of the important additions after 1993 have been made accessible in this system. +1324 Systematics for Protestant libraries https://www.xn--bchereiservice-gsb.de/fileadmin/redakteur/B%C3%BCcherei_Service/Dokumente/Buechereipraxis/Feb_2022/BP-Praxishilfe_Systematik_f%C3%BCr_Evangelische_B%C3%BCchereien_und_Index_Februar_2022.pdf The media collections of Protestant libraries are developed with the aid of the system for Protestant libraries (SEB). According to this system, the media is placed on the shelf and is shown in the systematic catalog. +1325 Nonfiction classification of Catholic public libraries http://www.eopac.net/AGX000921/accesslist/notation/ "The presentation of the material from the various fields of knowledge, also as a report, an experience sign, a guidebook or a reference book, are organized according to the 'Specialist System for Catholic Public Libraries' (SKB-E) and the enlarged version (SKB-E) Non-book media for children are classified according to the 'Systematics for Children's Books' The systematic catalog opens up the material stock in libraries according to content (systematics) and provides information on the question whether media is available on a specific topic or subject area, For example, which media are to be found in the library on the subject of the ""family"" or ""child education"" The classification of the subject media into the shelves is determined by the systematics, the 'Sachbuch-Systematik for Catholic public libraries' Library in two differently finely divided editions: The basic edition (p KB) is used in Catholic public libraries with small non-fiction books. The extended version (SKB-E) is used in libraries with a more specialized subject book. The notations of both variants of the system are given in the review magazines of the Catholic library work, the 'bookprofiles' and the 'media profiles', for each revised title. A 'Stich- und Schlagwortregister' was published on the Sachbuch system. On the one hand, it helps in the librarianship in the consultation of readers. It also makes it easier to classify newly acquired books and other media into the relevant subject groups. The register provides, for example, information on the question of where books and media are classified as 'age'. Through the use of appropriate library software the classification of the newly acquired titles into the subject groups and the information service in the library are made much easier. The programs developed for the Catholic Library work contain the entire system and the terms from the 'Stich- und Schlagwortregister'." +1326 The Schleswig Collection Signatures & Classification https://www.dcbib.dk/sites/sydslesvig.ddbcms.dk/files/files/page/signaturer_og_klassifikation.pdf The collection contains books, journals, pamphlets, etc. about Schleswig in all 5 languages and dialects of Danish, German, Frisian, Sudan, Jutland and Plateau. The topics include history, art, language and dialect research, social relations, nature and the environment & Much more. Also fiction and children's books from the Schleswig-Holstein region are richly represented in the collection. As a matter of fact, the Schleswig Collection contains a large book-historical collection, some of which originate from the 16th century. +1327 Library Classification System of the Gregorian Pontifical University http://www.unigre.it/Newbiblio/specifico/classificazione_it.php The Pontifical Gregorian University Library has developed her own system to classify books and periodicals. The Book Classification System is composed of: 910 general subject areas indicated by a number included from number 1 to number 910; many sub-subject areas indicated by the number of related subject area (1 - 910) and by one or more alphabet letter. +1328 Classification of Youth Literature Genres http://biblio.regione.vda.it/biblioteche-sbv/Aosta-Biblioteca-regionale/ragazzi/generi-narrativa-ragazzi Fiction narratives are sorted according to a genre rating specifically designed by the Aosta cataloging center. Sixteen are the expected genres, expressed through Arabic numerals and preceded by RN. +1329 TEsauro Sealed for Organization of Parliamentary Documents http://www.senato.it/ric/sddl/raffinaricerca.do TESEO is a classification system used in the most important databases of the Senate, the Chamber and some regions. It consists of 3668 descriptors (2001, edition 3.1), organized in a system Hierarchical relationships, affinity and preference.The classification terms are, with obvious updates, those used for Senate parliamentary acts since 1848. The logical structure according to which the terms are ordered is that of the Universal Decimal Classification (CDU ): It is a tesauro not specialized in a particular branch, but, as is the case of parliamentary matter, extended to the whole social, juridical and scientific reality. +133 EURISLAM Thesaurus http://www.misha.fr/sites_bdd.htm The EURISLAM bibliographic database for researchers and teachers lists all publications on the current situation in the wider Europe of Islam as a religion (beliefs, religious practices, religious sensibilities) and Muslims as (Muslim immigration, community institutions, public regulation). The database takes into account journal articles, works or contributions to collective works, reports of studies or surveys, and theses. +1330 http://dati.senato.it/21 +1331 Ontologia Camera dei Deputati http://dati.camera.it/ocd/ +1332 Central Institute of Art History http://www.zikg.eu/bibliothek/pdf/systematik-der-buchaufstellung/view In order to facilitate this process, the books are arranged according to a so - called system of positioning, which is reflected in the signatures The individual signature groups in this sense refer to the main contents or types of literature listed in the (.) Overview. +1333 Classification system for The Faculty of Theology http://library.au.dk/fagsider/slettede-fagsider/teologireligionsvidenskabarabisk-semitisk/klassifikationssystem/ +1334 Agricultural Communications Thesaurus 1351 terms, 458 relations between terms, 240 non-preferred terms. +1335 Marianist Library Classification http://www.nacms.org/library/marianist-library-classification#.VT34jGOEM83 The schedules that form the Marianist Library Classification were developed because the classification scheme most commonly used in Marianist libraries, 'Marianist Classification 1960; For Archives and Documentary Libraries' developed by Father William Ferree, SM, became impossible to implement successfully. Years of work and consultation with experts in Marianist history and spirituality as well as input from Mr. Thompson A. Yee, Acting Chief of the Cataloging and Policy Support Office at the Library of Congress, have resulted in this new approach to classifying materials by and about the Marianists. The organizational basis for the schedules comes from the classes developed and defined by Brother Lawrence Scrivani, SM, in his 'Classification Scheme for Marianist Documents Libraries'. In their application, the present schedules gather and organize Marianist works by topic or subject and are designed to follow Library of Congress cataloging practices and procedures. +1336 Astronomical Observatory of Trieste Library Classification system http://www.oats.inaf.it/index.php/it/2014-09-12-11-41-37/servizi-oats/biblioteca/193-osservatorio/servizi-oats/biblioteca/315-biblioteca-sistema-di-classificazione.html +1337 The Faculty of Theology Faculty Library Classification Schemes http://teol.ku.dk/bibliotek/klassifikation/ The Library of Biblical Exegesis has a comprehensive classification system that applies to all sub-areas. (...) Library of Church History has four independent classification systems. (...) There are three systems in the Library of Systematic Theology, one for dogmatics, ethics and Religious philosophy. Practical theology and ecumenical theology each have their own system. +1338 Classifications of the Zentralbibliothek of the Roman-Germanic Central Museum http://web.rgzm.de/fileadmin/Gruppen/Bibliothek/Bibliothekssystematik.pdf Classiification sheme of the Zentralbibliothek of the Roman-Germanic Central Museum. +1339 Hochschule Konstanz University of Applied Sciences (HTWG) classification scheme https://www.htwg-konstanz.de/hochschule/einrichtungen/bibliothek/ueber-uns-kontakt/orientierung-und-buchaufstellung Classification scheme for the Hochschule Konstanz University of Applied Sciences (HTWG). +134 Geographic Thesaurus for Ethnology http://www.mae.u-paris10.fr/dbtw-wpd/bed/index-lesc.html GeoEthno is a geographical thesaurus designed for the geographic indexing of documents in the field of anthropology and is a documentary tool for establishing a standardized list of keywords that can be used for indexing and / Questioning the bibliographic database of the Eric-de-Dampierre library (the 'catalog') and more broadly in the other libraries of the 'Ethnology Network'. +1340 Classification of the Country library https://stadtarchiv-bielefeld.de/Best%C3%A4nde/Bibliothek/LgB-Systematik The books on our shelves are arranged according to Sachthemen, and our library system allows you to see where in the house you can find works on a certain topic. +1341 Bielefeld systematics https://www.stadtarchiv-bielefeld.de/Best%C3%A4nde/Landesgeschichtliche-Bibliothek/Systematik In addition to the library systematic for all subject groups, we also offer the search for a Bielefeld system in the online catalog, especially for the literature on Bielefeld, which serves to further improve the factual relevance of these publications, and also has the advantage of being quickly comprehensible. According to this system, however, only the Bielefeld literature has been fully documented since the acquisition year 2008. The retrospective expansion is being worked on. +1342 Brandenburg University of Technology (BTU) Cottbus-Senftenberg Systematics of the University Library http://www.tu-cottbus.de/einrichtungen/ikmz/servicebereiche/bibliothek/benutzung-und-service/bestandsaufstellung/systematik/hauptgruppen.html The inventory of the University Library of Cottbus, which is freely accessible to our users, is arranged in a systematic order, and the system underlying this list is divided into several hierarchical levels, within which the different groups are represented by a notation consisting of numbers and partial numbers Numbers and letters. +1343 Viennese system for public libraries http://www.buechereien.wien.at/media/file/334_WS_B_11_2009.pdf The system serves the content development of the media and can also help to limit the amount of hits. +1344 University for forestry in rottenburg (HFR) https://www.hs-rottenburg.net/die-hochschule/einrichtungen-der-hfr/bibliothek/wissenschaftliches-arbeiten/forstliche-aufstellungssystematik-kurzfassung/ forestal shelf classification of the university for forestry in rottenburg +1345 The Royal Library Systematic Catalog 2nd Edition. http://www.kb.dk/da/klassifikation/index.html SK2 (Systematic Catalog 2nd Edition) is used for books in the University Library Collections acquired since 1995. +1346 The Royal Library Systematic Catalog 1.th. http://www.kb.dk/da/klassifikation/index.html SK1 (Systematic Catalog 1st Edition) is used for books in the University Library Collections acquired 1980 - 1995. +1347 Systematic Register to the Nordic Journal of Criminal Science 1983-2012 http://www.kb.dk/e-mat/dod/130020753073.pdf In 2013, the Royal Library has made a pragmatic assurance that the Nordic Journal of Criminal Law and its replacement of the Nordic Journal of Criminal Science from the period 1912-2012 has been made available on the internet. In addition, Nell Rasmussen, Vagn Greve and Lene Kielgast : Bibliography of Nordic Criminal journals and yearbooks 1878-1982, Jurist and Economic Union Publishers, Copenhagen 1984, and Lene Kielgast: Author Register for Bibliography of Nordic Criminal Magazines and Yearbooks 1878-1982, Criminal Institute's Stencil Series, No. 32, Copenhagen 1985, what Which makes it considerably easier to find the relevant ones in the journals. However, it has left a gap in the registers for the years 1983-2012: this hole is searched through this register. This registry uses essentially the same systematics and criteria as the earlier. +1348 European Documentation Center Classification Plan http://www.ipleiria.pt/sdoc/centro-de-documentacao-europeia/#classificacao To facilitate the user access to the document and to use the information contained therein, a classification plan for 19 topics, based on the same tabular storage on the shelf after a quota system. +1349 University Groningen University Classification Scheme http://www.rug.nl/bibliotheek/services/bibgmw/collection/classification +135 Iwi-Hapū Names List http://iwihapu.natlib.govt.nz/iwi-hapu/ It is derived from the waka, iwi and hapū names in He Puna Kupu Māori and Tāpuhi and has been reviewed by Te Taura Whiri (Māori Language Commission). This list has been developed for the wider library and archives communities and will be used by the National Library of New Zealand to enhance its service to Māori library users. However it should not be seen as authoritative beyond its intended purpose for use in libraries and archives. +1350 Hospital System Classification System http://www.medinfo.dk/sks/brows.php The hospital system classification system (SKS) consists of several thousand codes that are used to provide structured information to different information systems. The codes span a very wide range and to find just that code that accurately reflects a given event or condition is not Always a trivial task. Therefore, we have made some online tools - they are far from perfect, but hopefully help. All tools are based on an online database that contains only SKS and SHAK codes. The database is updated continuously , And the data content of the tools is thus always updated. +1351 NOMESCO Classification of Surgical Procedures http://www.nordclass.se/ncsp_e.htm The Classification of Surgical Procedures (NCSP) is based on the traditions of the surgical profession in the Nordic countries and reflects surgical practice in these countries in 1994. It constitutes the first common Nordic classification of surgical procedures. In producing this classification attention has been paid to generally accepted requirements for surgical procedure components as seen in concurrent classification development. In addition the classification is designed to give reasonable scope for expansion to meet anticipated future advances in the field of surgical procedures. With these updates the NCSP is expected to do good service as a regional classification for some years. +1352 Management Classification Management Classification (...) is a new classification developed for use in property management. Management Classification replaces SfB Building Panel, which for a number of years has been the usual standard for classification of building components in the Danish construction sector. Management Classification has been prepared by the National Fund in cooperation With the management's classification society, as with its SfB Building Panel, it is possible to keep track of its building components. So, it is actually a little easier, partly because building parts in terrain and building parts in buildings are now clearly separated. It will also be easier to keep Controls the characteristics of the building components because the classification includes a systematic description of property data. The main innovation of the Management Classification, however, is that it includes the overall systematics required when moving from the traditional document-based situation where the same information often finds S in several places and in several variants and into a modern digital web-based world where the individual information is only available and updated in one place and from which it is accessible to everyone. +1353 Omaha System http://omahasystem.org/ Consists of three relational, reliable, and valid components designed to be used together: Problem Classification Scheme (client assessment); Intervention Scheme (care plans and services); Problem Rating Scale for Outcomes (client change/evaluation). Is a research-based, comprehensive, standardized taxonomy or classification that exists in the public domain. It is designed to enhance practice, documentation, and information management. It is intended for use across the continuum of care for individuals, families, and communities who represent all ages, geographic locations, medical diagnoses, socio-economic ranges, spiritual beliefs, ethnicity, and cultural values. Has terms that are arranged in a hierarchy (i.e. from general to specific), and are intended to be easily understood by health care professionals and the general public. It provides a structure to document client needs and strengths, describe multidisciplinary practitioner interventions, and measure client outcomes in a simple and user-friendly, yet comprehensive, manner. Enables collection, aggregation, and analysis of clinical data. It supports quality improvement, critical thinking, and communication. It fosters research involving best practices/evidence-based practice. It links clinical data to demographic, financial, administrative, and staffing data. It is a middle range theory that supports other established health care theories. Examples include Donabedian’s structure, process, and outcome approach and the Neuman Systems Model. (...) Current users are nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, social workers/counselors, physicians, registered dieticians, recreational therapists, chaplains, pharmacists, community health workers, chiropractors, and other health care providers. Users also include nursing educators, researchers, and students enrolled in associate degree to doctoral programs, and educators and students from other health-related disciplines. Current users and their sites now include the continuum of care: home care, public health, and school health practice settings, nurse-managed center staff, hospital-based and managed care case managers, educators and students, occupational health nurses, faith community staff, acute care and rehabilitation hospital/long-term care staff, researchers, members of various disciplines, and computer software vendors. The majority of Omaha System users are located in the United States. +1354 Classification Scheme of the Tecnun Library http://www4.tecnun.es/servicios/biblioteca/informacion-general/sistema-de-clasificacion.html The library of Tecnun has a system of classification of works of its own.The signature of each work is alphanumeric being formed by one or several letters and by a number, which indicate: The matter (A Mechanics, B Computer science, etc.) The sub-material (indicated in letters and numbers: A Tribology 001) The order number within each section +1355 General Archive of the University of São Paulo Classification Plan http://www.usp.br/arquivogeral/?page_id=90 The Classification Plan is proposed as a tool for ordering, organizing and finding the documents generated or received by the University in the fulfillment of its duties, competencies and activities. The Proteos Protocol System uses the classification plan to open processes The activities were distributed in large classes and subdivided into categories, according to the characteristics of each area of activity, Reflect the activities of USP (teaching, research and extension). +1356 Document Classification Plan of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul http://www.ufrgs.br/saaufrgs/Manuais/planocassificacao.pdf +1357 Library of the Order of Lawyers Classification plan of the documentation http://www.oa.pt/cd/Conteudos/Artigos/detalhe_artigo.aspx?sidc=58102&idsc=58658&ida=40331 The lawyers' office of the library is a resource center specializing in the acquisition, technical processing and dissemination of legal information, with the primary objective to meet the information requirements of lawyer and legal trainee. +1358 Classification Plan and Temporary Table of Administrative and Judicial Documents of the Superior Labor Court http://www.csjt.jus.br/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=fba76fff-2c20-4c99-ad09-1fe2433c43e1&groupId=955023 The classification code is a working tool used to classify any document produced or received by the Superior Labor Court (TST), and, where applicable, it will also be adopted by the Superior Council of Labor Justice (CSJT) and by the The classification by subjects is used to group the documents under the same theme, as a way of accelerating the recovery and facilitating the activities related to the evaluation, selection, elimination In the classification code, subjects are given numerical codes, which reflect the functional hierarchy of the organ, defined through classes, subclasses, groups and subgroups, always starting from the general to the particular. In the preparation of this code, the decimal classification model. That is, the system consists of a numeric code , Divided into ten classes, these are subdivided into ten subclasses and so on. +1359 Classification of the medical central library https://www.mzb.ovgu.de/Literatursuche/Systematik.html Classification scheme of the medical school of the University Hospital Magdeburg. +136 Treasures of Jewish Education Thesaurus http://www.jewish-education-sources.co.il/ This is a controlled vocabulary of education-related subjects and terms linked to the Hebrew index. +1360 Institute of Comparative City History Library Systematics http://www.uni-muenster.de/imperia/md/content/staedtegeschichte/pdf-dateien/wissenschaftsservice/bibliothek/bibliothekssystematik.pdf +1361 German Kinemathek - Museum for Film and Television library system Library system of the Museum of Film and Television. +1362 Codices Salemitani X,44a library system http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-70735 Library classification from the year 1783. +1363 Library Classification https://archive.org/details/libraryclassifi00flet There are already in the field many rival schemes of classification for libraries. The present publication is not intended to add one to the number, but rather to offer a way of escape for those who shrink from the intricacies and difficulties of the elaborate systems, and to substitute for painstaking analytical classification a simple arrangement which it is believed is better adapted to be practically useful in a library, while doing away with most of the work involved in carrying out one of these schemes. +1364 IAC Library Book Classification System http://www.iac.es/adjuntos/biblioteca/sistema-biblio-iac.pdf The IAC library has its own book classification system. +1365 Archival Information Classification Plan for Local Administration http://arquivos.dglab.gov.pt/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2014/02/PC_AL_2014_01_311.pdf In this course, the initial assumptions of the project were maintained, namely: a) Creation of a single tool with classification and evaluation concerns; b) Construction of an instrument that promotes transversality and semantic interoperability; ) Application of the classification plan to the documentation at the stage of its creation or reception.  Is not an instrument of retroactive application, nor does it intend to reorganize the documentation already produced; (D) Use of the instrument to classify documentation on paper or other media. Applies to electronic file management systems (SEGA) as well as to electronic information systems in the support or business areas (SIE); (...) It presents the complete attributes of each class: classification code, class title, description, application notes and exclusion notes. The presentation is preceded by the conceptual map that was the basis of the identification, ordering and coding of the 3rd levels, as well as a small explanatory text about the concept map and the coding rules. +1366 Secretariat of the Environment Classification Plan http://www.ambiente.sp.gov.br/a-secretaria/quem-somos/plano-de-classificacao/ The SMA - 6 Resolution of 8-2-2007, published in the Official Gazette of February 10, 2007, approved the Classification Plan and the Timetable of Documents of the Activities - End of the State Secretariat of the Environment The Document Classification Plan and the Temporary Document Table are the basic instruments of Document Management and are the result of a process of analysis that allows the identification of the values ​​of the documents for the purposes of defining their custody and destination deadlines. In the Temporary Table of SMA Activity-End Documents were identified: (1) a function that is the Management of State Environmental Policy, 6 (six) subfunctions corresponding to the large areas of operation of the SMA, 18 activities developed by the various organs With these instruments, SMA will reduce to the essential the documents accumulated in its archives, without prejudice to the safeguard of the acts Administrative, constitutive and extinguishing rights, information indispensable to the decision-making process and the preservation of institutional memory. In 2003, SMA began to manage documents related to Environmental Activities, observing the current norms and directives of the central body of SAESP, the State Archives, since then the SMA has been carrying out actions aimed at implementing a document management system Compatible with the new organizational paradigms and in accordance with the current legislation, covering its activities end, in a pioneering attitude, since adopted before such providence became mandatory. The Technical Group, established by the Resolution No. CC-33 of April 8, 2004, of the Civil House to carry out the planning and strategy for the implementation of the Single Protocol, For the adaptation of the requirements of the application of the System, as well as the elaboration of a strategic plan for its implementation, depends on an exhaustive knowledge of the documentary production generated and accumulated by the organs of the state administration, reason why it selected some organs to participate in the pilot project , Among which is the SMA. The elaboration of the Classification Plan and the Temporary Table of Documents counted on the involvement and collaboration of technicians from the different areas of the SMA. The joint action of these professionals was of fundamental importance for the accomplishment of the work. With the application of the Tables of Temporality of Documents we are performing the elimination of documents, a procedure that is part of the management of documents and aims at the rationalization of space, reduction of documentary mass, rationalization of production and document flow, agility in the recovery of Documents and information, administrative efficiency and preservation of memory. +1367 INA Web Thesaurus http://cedo.ina.pt/docbweb/thres.asp +1368 Thesaurus of University Terms http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015048537719 In creating TUT we relied extensively on existing finding aids to generate terms and tested the thesaurus against a broad range of record series, thus ensuring that the vocabulary would have literary warrant. We wanted a system that was easy to learn and use and that did not impose a too-limited context on the descriptors. The most difficult and important task was arriving at an organizational scheme that is not tied to the organizational structure of this university. The university's structure and delegation of tasks is in a constant state of flux. A system based on the status quo would not necessarily work in ten years or even for records ten years old. The thesaurus that we created will describe the activities and functions of the university regardless of who performed them. We also have no desire to duplicate the physical arrangement which makes possible easy retrieval of records by office of origin. What resulted from our efforts is a four-part subject thesaurus that describes the people, functions, and activities of the university. The first section, Hierarchy of university Terms (HUT), is for functions and activities. The second, Administrative and academic departments, Schools, and Centers (ASC) is for names of these organizational units. The third, GEOgraphic locations (GEO) is for names of buildings and campus locations. (Although these two are of only local value we have included them to show how we handled the problem of specific names and titles that are necessary for description, especially to modify university activities and to limit searches. They also provide a pattern for creating similar lists for other institutions.) The fourth part, FORM, is a list of record types or forms that is used primarily as a device to narrow searches. (A search for information about a student government event can prevent retrieval of posters, for example.) +1369 Document Classification Plan http://www.modernizacao.mpf.mp.br/formularios/consulta-publica-da-proposta-de-plano-de-classificacao-de-documentos/PLANO_CLASSIFICACAO_MPF.pdf Is not an instrument of retroactive application, nor does it intend to reorganize the documentation already produced; (D) Use of the instrument to classify documentation on paper or other media. Applies to electronic file management systems (SEGA) as well as to electronic information systems in the support or business areas (SIE); (...) It presents the complete attributes of each class: classification code, class title, description, application notes and exclusion notes. The presentation is preceded by the conceptual map that was the basis of the identification, ordering and coding of the 3rd levels, as well as a small explanatory text about the concept map and the coding rules. +137 Cultural Research Thesaurus http://dbgw.finlit.fi/asiasanastot/asiasanahaku.php Asia glossary contains key terminology folklore studies, cultural anthropology, ethnomusicology, comparative religion (especially the people of faith study) and ethnology in. The glossary provides 1566 actual key words, as well as 376 Finnish and 288 English-language control term, which guides the approved thing word use. Key words can apply for an alphabetical listing by browsing or by keyword search . Cultural research thesaurus is a tool for indexing and the subject according to the information retrieval, which will help asiasanoittajia and knowledge to use the same terminology SKS's library to use the vocabulary dossiers asiasanoittamisessa the following databases:. Helka - joint database of the University of Helsinki libraries, Linda - University libraries, Arto - a reference database of domestic articles +1370 Thesaurus of ASTIA Descriptors http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015023455044 The Thesaurus is divided into three major sections: the Schedule of Descriptors, the Scope Note Index, and the charts of Generic Relationships. The Schedule of Descriptors comprises (1) an alphabetical list of Descriptor Fields covering the ASTIA (AD) collection in terms of subject matter disciplines; (2) the Descriptor Fields divided into distinct Descriptor Groups indicating the extent of each Descriptor Field; and (3) an alphabetical-numerical list of these Descriptor Groups, displaying the individual Descriptors within each group. +1371 Energy Data Base Subject Thesaurus http://hdl.handle.net/2027/umn.31951d015646597 The Energy Data Base: Subject Thesaurus contains the standard vocabulary of indexing terms (descriptors) developed and structured by the technical staff of the Office of Science and Technical Information as part of its subject indexing activities for the building and maintenance of energy information data bases for the Department of Energy. This structured vocabulary reflects the scope of DOE's research, development, and technological programs and encompasses terminology derived not only from the basic sciences but also from the areas of energy resources, conservation, safety, environmental impact, and regulation. The terminology of this thesaurus controls the subject searching of the Energy Data Base (EDB) available on the DOE on-line retrieval systems. The terminology is also used for the subject control of other OSTI data bases available only on DOE/RECON. Descriptors are added to the thesaurus on the basis of need, i.e., when a document contains a concept for which there is no adequate term or terms in the thesaurus. (...) There are over 25,000 entries. +1372 International Energy Subject Thesaurus http://dx.doi.org/10.2172/10104004 The International Energy Agency: Subject Thesaurus contains the standard vocabulary of indexing terms (descriptors) developed and structured to build and maintain energy information databases. Involved in this cooperative task are (1) the technical staff of the U.S. DOE Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) in cooperation with the member countries of the International Energy Agency`s Energy Technology Data Exchange (ETDE) and (2) the International Atomic Energy Agency`s International Nuclear Information System (INIS) staff representing the more than 100 countries and organizations that record and index information for the international nuclear information community. ETDE member countries are also members of INIS. Nuclear information prepared for INIS by ETDE member countries is included in the ETDE Energy Database, which contains the online equivalent of the printed INIS Atomindex. Indexing terminology is therefore cooperatively standardized for use in both information systems. This structured vocabulary reflects the scope of international energy research, development, and technological programs. The terminology of this thesaurus aids in subject searching on commercial systems, such as 'Energy Science & Technology' by DIALOG Information Services, 'Energy' by STN International and the 'ETDE Energy Database' by SilverPlatter. It is also the thesaurus for the Integrated Technical Information System (ITIS) online databases of the US Department of Energy. Descriptors are added to the thesaurus as needed (i.e., when a document contains a concept for which there is no adequate term or terms in the thesaurus). More than 27,000 appear in this document, which replaces the U.S. DOE publication Energy Data Base: Subject Thesaurus. +1373 Geopressured Geothermal Bibliography http://dx.doi.org/10.2172/6355146 This thesaurus of terminology associated with the geopressured geothermal energy field has been developed as a part of the Geopressured Geothermal Information System data base. +1374 Thesaurus of Descriptors for the Vertical File System http://dx.doi.org/10.2172/6719876 The Thesaurus used for the NYIT Energy Information Center is presented. The center is a comprehensive information service covering every aspect of energy conservation and related technology, including conservation programs and practices, alternative energy systems, energy legislation, and public policy development in the United States and abroad. The Thesaurus includes all subject headings found in the Vertical File as well as other cross referenced terms likely to come to mind when seeking information on a specific energy area. +1375 Environmental/Chemical thesaurus http://dx.doi.org/10.2172/6643293 The Environmental/Chemical Thesaurus approaches scientific language control problems from a multidisciplinary view. The Environmental/Biomedical Terminology Index (EBTI) was used as a base for the present thesaurus. The Environmental/Chemical Thesaurus, funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, used as its source of new terms those major terms found in 13 Environmental Protection Agency data bases. The scope of this thesaurus includes not only environmental and biomedical sciences, but also the physical sciences with emphasis placed on chemistry. Specific chemical compounds are not included; only classes of chemicals are given. To adhere to this level of classification, drugs and pesticides are identified by class rather than by specific chemical name. An attempt was also made to expand the areas of sociology and economics. Terminology dealing with law, demography, and geography was expanded. Proper names of languages and races were excluded. Geographic terms were expanded to include proper names for oceans, continents, major lakes, rivers, and islands. Political divisions were added to allow for proper names of countries and states. With such a broad scope, terminology for specific sciences does not provide for indexing to the lowest levels in plant, animal, or chemical classifications. +1376 iDAI.gazetteer Thesaurus http://gazetteer.dainst.org/app/ The iDAI.Gazetteer is a webservice that connects place names with coordinates and works in two directions. Inside, it serves as a standard datavocabular for all DAI's location-specific information and information systems. To the outside he should connect these with the global Gazetteer systems. +1377 Code of Classification of Archive Documents of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation http://www.dirad.fiocruz.br/upload/uploads/CodClass2007.pdf The document classification code is a working tool used to classify any document produced or received by an organ in the exercise of its functions and activities. Subject classification is used for the purpose of grouping the documents under The same theme, as a way to expedite its recovery and to facilitate the archival tasks related to the evaluation, selection, elimination, transfer, recollection and access to these documents, since the archival work is carried out based on the content of the document, which The classification defines, therefore, the physical organization of the archived documents, constituting a basic reference for its recovery. In the classification code, the functions, activities, species and Document types generally referred to as subjects, are hierarchically According to the functions and activities performed by the body. In other words, the sums are given numeric codes, which reflect the functional hierarchy of the organ, defined through classes, subclasses, groups and subgroups, always starting from the general to the particular. For this instrument the model of decimal classification code was adopted. As the name implies, the decimal system of classification by subjects constitutes a numerical code divided in ten classes and these in turn in ten subclasses and so on. +1378 Teaching unit Philosophy Library system http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/philosophy/bib_system.html.de In the historical department the philosophical primary and secondary literatures are placed, arranged chronologically according to the birth years of the philosophers, beginning with -800 (Zarathustra), the year of birth being a primary part of the site signature And the year of publication of the present title, or the year of publication of the first edition. (...) In the systematic section, all works are subdivided from the historical section for formal reasons, eg bibliographies, lexicons, , But also introductions, philosophical histories, or works from other areas of knowledge. The signatures of this section begin with a code letter. +1379 Systematics ARUBI http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysArubi.pdf Systematics of the library of the University of Kaiserslautern. +138 National Museum of the American Indian Reference Lists (Thesauri) http://www.nmai.si.edu/searchcollections/help/reference.aspx The following reference lists represent NMAI controlled terminologies in their respective hierarchies. Use these reference lists if you are in doubt about what terms are used or how they should be entered for searches. If you cannot quickly locate a term you may use your browser's 'Find' ('Ctrl' + 'F') option combination to see if a term is listed. When you click on a term in a Reference List, a search is automatically performed across all applicable collections categories. Peoples/Cultures Thesaurus Reference List: Includes the six highest levels of cultural terms used in this website. More specific terms may appear on item detail pages. Materials/Media Reference List: Includes all object materials and media used in this website. Techniques Reference List: Includes all object techniques used in this website. Object Types Reference List: Includes all standard object types and names used in this website. These terms are referred to in the site as 'Type of Item', 'Type of Object', or 'Object Name'. +1380 Systematics Biology http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysBio.pdf Systematics for Biology at the University of Kaiserslautern +1381 Systematics Bibliology and Librarianship http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysBuch.pdf Systematics for Bibliology and Librarianship at the University of Kaiserslautern +1382 Systematics Chemistry http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysChe.pdf Systematics for Chemistry at the University of Kaiserslautern +1383 Classifications of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysEit.pdf Classification sheme of the Electrical Engineering and Information Technology of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, University Library Kaiserslautern. +1384 Systematics Pedagogy http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysPaed.pdf Systematics for Pedagogy of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1385 Systematics History http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysGes.pdf Systematics for the subject of History of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1386 Systematics Computer Science http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysInf.pdf Systematics for Computer Science of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1387 Systematics Art / Media http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysMedien.pdf Systematics for the Arts and Media of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1388 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysMas.pdf Systematics for Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering at the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1389 Systematics Mathmatics http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysMat.pdf Systematics of Mathematics, University Library Kaiserslautern. +139 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Thesaurus http://www.asha.org/thesaurus/ The ASHA Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary used to organize information in the fields of audiology and speech-language pathology. +1390 Location-free systematics Mathematics http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysMat_2.pdf Systematics of Mathematics, University Library Kaiserslautern. +1391 Systematics Music http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysMusik.pdf Systematics for Music of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1392 Systematic Philosophy http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysPhil.pdf Systematics for Philosophy of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1393 Systematic Physics http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysPhy.pdf Systematics for Physics of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1394 Systematic Politics http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysPol.pdf System for policy of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1395 Systematic Psychology http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysPsy.pdf Systematics for Psychology of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1396 Systematic Law http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysRecht.pdf Systematics for the subject area Law of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1397 Systematics Sociology http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysSoz.pdf Systematics for Sociology of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1398 Systematics Sport http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysSpo.pdf Systematics Sport of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1399 Systematics Linguistics and literary sciences http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysLit.pdf Systematics of the language and literature sciences of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +14 European Language Social Science Thesaurus https://elsst.cessda.eu/ The European Language Social Science Thesaurus (ELSST) is a broad-based, multilingual thesaurus for the social sciences. It is owned and published by the Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives (CESSDA) and its national Service Providers. The thesaurus consists of over 3,400 concepts and covers the core social science disciplines: politics, sociology, economics, education, law, crime, demography, health, employment, information and communication technology, and environmental science. ELSST is used for data discovery within CESSDA and facilitates access to data resources across Europe, independent of domain, resource, language or vocabulary. ELSST is currently available in 15 languages: Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovenian, Spanish, and Swedish. A major development since the last release of the thesaurus is the link that has been established between the ELSST and the CESSDA Data Catalogue. The CESSDA Data Catalogue contains descriptions of more than 40,000 data collections held by CESSDA’s Service Providers, originating from over 20 European countries. +140 Modern Language Association Thesaurus A thesaurus developed by our thesaurus staff is used to standardize the terms used in the bibliography. Terms come from the literature itself. To reflect the changing needs and interests of the scholarly community, the thesaurus undergoes constant revision. At present over 45,000 terms and 327,000 names are controlled. +1400 Systematic Religion http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysRel.pdf Systematics for the Department of Religion of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1401 Systematics Economics http://www.ub.uni-kl.de/fileadmin/ub/pdf/Systematiken/SysWir.pdf Systematics for Economics of the University Library Kaiserslautern. +1402 Clinical Care Classification System http://www.sabacare.com/ The Clinical Care Classification (CCC) System (...) provides a standardized framework and a unique coding structure for assessing, documenting, and classifying patient care by nurses and other clinical professionals in any health care setting. The CCC system consists of two interrelated terminologies: CCC of Nursing Diagnoses consists of 176 (60 major & 116 subcategories). CCC of Nursing Interventions/Actions consists of 804 Concepts (201 Core Interventions [77 major & 124 subcategories)]. The two terminologies are both classified by 21 Care Components that represent the Functional, Health Behavioral, Physiological, and Psychological Patterns of Patient Care. (...) The coding structure for the two terminologies is based on the ICD-10 (International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health-Related Problems, 1990) consisting of five alphanumeric characters for information exchange among health care terminologies promoting interoperability. They are used to track and measure patient/client care holistically over time, across settings, population groups, and geographic locations. (...) The CCC System is recognized as the terminology of choice for documenting the essence of patient care in the electronic health record (EHR) systems. It meets all the features of a concept-oriented terminology and has been formally accepted by the various standards organizations. (...) The CCC System is being used to document nursing care in the electronic health record (EHR) computer-based patient record (CPR) and Personal Health Record (PHR) Systems. It serves as a language for nursing and other health care providers such as physical, occupational, and speech therapists, medical social workers, etc. +1403 Thesaurus for Parliamentary Materials https://opac.bundestag.de/aDISWeb/app?service=direct/0/Home/%24DirectLink&sp=SOPAC The parliamentary documentation supports you (.) With the thesaurus 'PARTHES', which contains a fixed vocabulary of slogans which are assigned to the documents, but also synonyms are fully recorded in the thesaurus and refer to the keyword 'Used for the synonym' radicalism ', you can search for both terms in such a case, since the referral ensures that you can also find with' radicalism 'all the documents found with' extremism ' The terms contained in 'PARTHES' accurately represent the parliamentary work.To determine whether your search word is included in the thesaurus, you can call the thesaurus function via the corresponding button next to selected search fields. +1404 ISO 37120 indicator URIs http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/ISO37120.owl This OWL file defines a class for each indicator defined in the ISO 37120 standard. Names for each indicator are provided. Text definitions are provided only for Economy, Education and Energy indicators, due to copyright restrictions imposed by ISO. This file is meant to provide a single URI for each indicator. An ontology for representing an indicator's supporting data plus meta information such as provenance, validity and trust can be found in: http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/GCI/Foundation/GCI-Foundation.owl Documentation of the ontology can be found in: http://eil.utoronto.ca/smartcities/papers/GCI-Foundation-Ontology.pdf. +1405 Global City Indicator Foundation Ontology http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/GCI/Foundation/GCI-Foundation.owl Contains the foundation ontologies required to represent ISO 37120 city indicators, including Placenames, Time, Measurement, Provenance, Statistics, Validity and Trust. See: Fox, M.S., (2013), 'A Foundation Ontology for Global City Indicators', Global City Institute Working Paper, Vol. 1, No.4, pp. 1-45. Global Cities Institute, University of Toronto. Latest Version: http://eil.utoronto.ca/smartcities/papers/GCI-Foundation-Ontology.pdf Designed to represent the ISO 37120 Sustainable development of communities – Indicators for city services and quality of life. +1406 Open 311 Ontology "This ontology generalizes the concepts that appear in 311 open data files published by several cities (Toronto, New York, Chicago, Vancouver) across North America. It provides a generis representation of 311 data that other cities can map their data onto and be used as a means of achieving interoperability. Nalchigar, S, and Fox, M.S., (2014), 'An Ontology for Open 311 Data"", Proceedings of the AAAI Workshop on Semantic Cities: Beyond Opend Data to Models, Standards and Reasoning', Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. http://eil.utoronto.ca/smartcities/papers/nalchigar-AAAI14.pdf" +1407 International Contact Ontology This ontology provides basic classes and more detailed properties for representating international street addresses, phone numbers and emails. Rather than using existing ontologies, such as vcard, it was decided to create a new one as the vcard and foaf ignore the details of international addresses, phone numbers, etc. The important part of the ontology are the object and data properties used to describe addresses primarily and phone numbers. +1408 TOVE Organization Ontology Based on: Fox, M.S., Barbuceanu, M., Gruninger, M., and Lin, J., (1998), 'An Organisation Ontology for Enterprise Modeling', In Simulating Organizations: Computational Models of Institutions and Groups, M. Prietula, K. Carley & L. Gasser (Eds), Menlo Park CA: AAAI/MIT Press, pp. 131-152. http://www.eil.utoronto.ca/enterprise-modelling/papers/org-prietula-23aug97.pdf +1409 Global Agricultural Concept Scheme http://browser.agrisemantics.org/gacs/en/ GACS explored the possibility of creating a global repository of concepts and terminology in the area of agriculture. This first beta is the result of the first experimental attempt, and it went very well! We now have a pool of concepts based on a mapping between AGROVOC, the CAB Thesaurus and the NAL Thesaurus. An analysis of the the coverage of GACS beta with respect to AGROVOC showed that it could already be used to index AGRIS, with no significant loss of indexing concepts. +141 Thesaurus for Fiction http://dompnier.nicolas.free.fr/Fiction/thesaurus/2003.pdf Hierarchy and preferential relations: management of linguistic equivalents The descriptors are arranged on the same hierarchical level in each large lexical field.To limit their number, it is decided to keep a certain number of non-descriptors (which refer to descriptors They could have been used as generic terms, but it is unfortunately not possible to manage several levels of specificity in an alphabetical index. A descriptor can belong to several lexical fields, followed by a mention of belonging to one (or more) other lexical field, the descriptors close to the semantic level (in the same Lexical field or from one lexical field to another) will be followed by association relations. T from guides, anthologies, dictionaries of works and themes, reading files for pupils or teachers; We find them partly in the lists of the youth sector of the BCP du Doubs, the youth section of the Jean-Jacques Rousseau multimedia library in Chambéry, the high schools in Grenoble, the Schools Catalog Information Service under the Australian National Cataloging Agency for Schools, The Bibliography of Canadian Children's Fiction and the thesauri developed by Mr. Michel Bernard. Index fiction in CDIs and libraries for youth, to transgress forms, genres and supports. +1410 Directory of UQAM Authorities-Subject http://catalogue.uqam.ca/rasuqam RASUQAM is an encyclopaedic thesaurus developed since 1994 by the Library Service of the Université du Québec à Montréal and is used for the indexing of its collections.RASUQAM has about 47,000 descriptors , Including common names, organization names, titles, geographical names, chronological terms, form descriptors, and some uncontrolled descriptors. +1411 ASIS&T Thesaurus of Information Science, Technology, and Librarianship Recognized as the authoritative reference to the terminology of information science, technology, and librarianship, the updated and expanded third edition of the ASIST Thesaurus is an essential resource for indexers, researchers, scholars, students, and practitioners in the field. An optional CD-ROM includes the complete contents of the print thesaurus along with Data Harmony's Thesaurus Master software. In addition to powerful search and display features, the CD-ROM allows users to add, change, and delete terms, and to learn the fundamentals of thesaurus construction while exploring the professional vocabulary of library and information science and technology. +1412 Education, Skills and Children's Services Thesaurus http://public.lexaurus.net/culturegrid/browse The Education, Skills and Children's Services Thesaurus is the controlled vocabulary developed and maintained by the UK Department for Children, Schools and Families. It was developed in the 1980s and has been continuously updated to reflect new topics and new Departmental responsibilities. +1413 CERL Thesaurus https://thesaurus.cerl.org/cgi-bin/search.pl The CERL Thesaurus File is a unique facility developed to address the particularly European issue that place name and personal names in Europe varied from country to country in the period of hand press printing (1450 - c. 1830). As such, it is an essential research tool for scholars and researchers of the period. The CERL Thesaurus file contains forms of imprint places, imprint names, personal names and corporate names as found in material printed before the middle of the nineteenth century - including variant spellings, forms in Latin and other languages, and fictitious names. Authority files contributed by CERL member libraries and other libraries/projects concentrating on the history of the book are brought together and made searchable in one single system (...). The CERL Thesaurus merges standard and authority forms of names that are used in present day library catalogues without imposing CERL’s own authoritative form of name. Instead, standard and variant forms are listed alphabetically with a clear indication of the institutions that use a particular standard form. +1414 International Coastal Atlas Network Coastal Erosion Global Thesaurus http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/A01/current/ Terms used at all hierarchical levels in the ICAN global thesaurus for coastal erosion. Terms used to populate drop-down lists in discovery portals. +1415 Oregon Coastal Atlas Coastal Erosion Thesaurus Markup Terms http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/A02/current/ Terms used at all hierarchical levels in the Oregon Coastal Atlas for coastal erosion layers, datasets and discovery. +1416 Oregon Coastal Atlas Coastal Erosion Thesaurus Discovery Terms http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/A03/current/ Terms used at all hierarchical levels in the Oregon Coastal Atlas for categorisation and discovery, but not for layer or dataset markup. +1417 http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/A04/current/ A collection of terms used by the Irish Marine Data Atlas in association with the topic of coastal erosion. +1418 BODC Annotated Reference Material Classifiers http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/B03/current/ Terms used to classify the type of reference material used by laboratories in the verification of analytical techniques in terms of consistency, accuracy and precision. +1419 Systematics Media studies, Performing Arts, Theater, Dance, Artistics, Film, Broadcasting, Radio, Television https://konsys.uni-konstanz.de/home/browse#238491 The 'old' system for the field of media science in the library of the University of Konstanz was no longer up to the requirements of the rapidly developing subject, the list was too coarse, a differentiated research was not possible, we wanted to thank our scientists and the large number of researchers The library of the University of Constance under the leadership of Ralph Hafner (specialist for media science) in cooperation with the university The media in Stuttgart (Prof. B. Hütter and Prof. Dr. R. Stang) and the Department of Media Studies at the University of Konstanz (Prof. Dr. B. Ochnser) developed a new system of media science in project seminars with dedicated students from the two universities Summer 2009 is the Ie new systematics in practice, the new area of ​​media science is built up of reworked and new titles, and thanks to the work of Fr. Dr. D. Harrer, A. Walker and the Machining Stewards. +142 Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Studies Thesauri http://www1.aiatsis.gov.au/ Pathways contains the terms we use to describe the items in the AIATSIS Collections. Including, a thesaurus for subjects relating to Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies, language groups and people, and place names. The Subject Thesaurus contains the AIATSIS Library's in-house, faceted subject headings. It reflects AIATSIS' exclusive interest in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies. Where possible, the choice of headings tries to reflect Indigenous perspectives. The Language and Peoples Thesaurus contains headings for languages and peoples within Australia. The headings include the language code (eg. (N156)) and a grid reference to the 1:250,000 map grid series (eg. Mutumui language (Y63.1) (Qld SD55-09)). The Place Thesaurus contains headings for place names within Australia, using the Indigenous place name first, wherever possible. The headings include the grid reference to the 1:250,000 map grid series (eg. Lake Hindmarsh (NW Vic SJ54-03)). +1420 Systematic Philosophy Systematics for Philosophy of the University Library of Constance. +1421 Classifications of the German Language and Literature Science http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fi/germanistik/bibliotheksbenutzung/ Classification sheme of the German Language and Literature Science of the University Library of Constance. +1422 Systematics General Linguistics A systematic for general linguistics at the University of Konstanz +1423 Systematic book setting up of the Ancient Classical Studies, Classical Philology https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-klassische-philologie-altertumswissenschaft/ Systematic book setting up of ancient science, classical philology of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1424 Systematics Archaeology http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/de/fi/archaeologie/bibliotheksbenutzung/ Systematics for Archeology at the University of Konstanz +1425 Overview of the subject classification system of Educational sciences http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fileadmin/Dateien/Fachreferenten/Jochum/ERZ-Systematische_Buchaufstellung.pdf A system of the Unibibliothek Konstanz for the educational sciences +1426 kid-shelf-mark http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fi/informatik-informationswissenschaften/bibliotheksbenutzung/kid-signaturen/ "A german shelf mark about kid-books. ""kid"" is the abbreviation for ""cybernetics informations data-handling""." +1427 Systematic book setting up of the law https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-rechtswissenschaft-jura/ Systematic book setting up of the law of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1428 Shelf Classification Mathmatics http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fi/mathematik/bibliotheksbenutzung/fachgruppen-mathematik/ The signature of the mat books is composed of the basic signature and the individual signature, the basic signature is separated from the individual signature in the OPAC by '/', and on the signature sticker in the book by a horizontal line (...) The unambiguous identification of a book becomes By means of the individual signature.It is formed by the initial letter of the title followed by two digits.Then the volumes are followed by '-' in multi-volume works, if there are several editions of the book, the edition is indicated in parentheses. +1429 Systematic book setting up of music https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-musik/ Systematic book setting up of music of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +143 Maori Subject Headings http://mshupoko.natlib.govt.nz/mshupoko/ The list of over 1,000 headings and their associated references is appropriate for use at a public library level. The purpose is to provide a structured path to subjects that Maori customers can relate to and use to find material in libraries. It is not intended to be used as a dictionary. It has been developed so that cataloguers and descriptive archivists have a reliable and comprehensive resource to use when describing material either in or about Maori. It will be used by the National Library of New Zealand to enhance its service to Maori library users. However it should not be seen as authoritative beyond its intended purpose for use in libraries and archives. +1430 Systematic Table of Physics https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-physik/ The signature of the phy books is composed of the signature and individual signature, the basic signature is separated from the individual signature in the OPAC by '/', on the signature sticker in the book by a horizontal line (...) The unambiguous identification of a book is achieved by means of the individual signature, which is formed by the author 's initial letter followed by two digits, and in the case of multi - volume works, the band is followed by' - ' The circulation is indicated in brackets. +1431 Systematic book setting up of sociology https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-soziologie-und-ethnologie/ Systematic book setting up of sociology of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1432 http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fileadmin/Dateien/Fachreferenten/Heeg/systemstellen_atp.pdf Systematics of the Ethnology of the University Library of Constance. +1433 Systematic book setting up of sports science https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-sport/ Systematic book setting up of sports science of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1434 Overview of the subject area of general literary studies http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/fileadmin/Dateien/Fachreferenten/Jochum/lit/lit-systematik.pdf A systematics of the University Library of Constance for the Literary Studies +1435 Systematic book setting up of the English studies/American studies https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-amerikanistik-anglistik/ Systematic book setting up of English studies/American studies of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1436 Systematic book setting up of Near Eastern studies https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-orientalistik-sonstige-sprachen-und-literaturen/ Systematic book setting up of Near Eastern studies of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1437 Systematic book setting up of other Languages ​​and Literatures https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-orientalistik-sonstige-sprachen-und-literaturen/ Systematic book setting up of other Languages ​​and Literatures of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1438 Book collection system Romanistik http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/de/fi/romanistik/bibliotheksbenutzung/buchaufstellung-romanisitk/ Since its inception as a university of applied sciences, excellence in teaching and study, internationality and interdisciplinary cooperation have existed for the University of Konstanz in 1966. This visionary idea of founding can be traced back into architecture: the short distances of the campus university create a communication- Which naturally brings together scientific disciplines and fosters a culture of creative exchange. +1439 http://www.ub.uni-konstanz.de/de/fi/slavistik/bibliotheksbenutzung/buchaufstellung-slavistik/ +144 Regional Asset Thesaurus http://www.tesauroregional.cl/trp/publico/buscar.htm The information it contains is not definitive and is subject to editorial review and discussion by the scientific community. The collaboration of the users is expected. +1440 Systematic book setting up of Theology https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-theologie/ Systematic book setting up of theology of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1441 Systematic book setting up of Economic Sciences https://www.kim.uni-konstanz.de/beratung-und-kurse/fachspezifische-informationen/fachinformation-wirtschaft/ Systematic book setting up of economic sciences of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1442 Systematic book setting up of Stastical Source Material Systematic book setting up of Stastical Source Material of the communication, information, media center (KIM) of the University of Konstanz. +1443 Konstanz library classification https://konsys.uni-konstanz.de/ The Konstanzer Systematik (KonSys) is a classification scheme for academic libraries, developed at the Library of the University of Konstanz in 1966 for the newly founded University as an in-house classification scheme for its own extensive holdings on the open shelves. Since that time the classification of the University Library of Konstanz was maintained and developed further by the subject specialsists of the Library. +1444 Official Classification System http://www.archiv.umontreal.ca/service/classification/Class_structure.html The SOC was designed to allow the various academic and administrative units of the Université de Montréal to classify, index and classify their active documents and files in a consistent and systematic manner. +1445 Subject catalog of the Central Library Kiel for thematic search http://www.ub.uni-kiel.de/fach/systematik The subject catalog offers you the media available in the central library according to subject areas and sorted by topic, within the subject areas, so it is well suited for a specific subject-specific, thematic search entry.In each subject area, you will find formally defined sections such as magazines and bibliographies The subjects of the subject follow in a factual sequence in an increasingly subtropical subdivision, similar to a textbook of the respective subject, the subject of which can be divided into the subject matter of each subject, the psychology, for example, psy, which is combined with a three - digit number (...) Not all areas of knowledge are identified by their own subject system, and smaller subjects are often grouped together with neighboring ones, for example, archiving and genealogy form sections in Ges (Gsb 225-253 and gsb 260-275, respectively), cartography is a section in geography (ggr 710-978). +1446 Systematic compartments of the State Library Passau http://www.ub.uni-passau.de/fileadmin/dokumente/download/Homepage/benutzung/Systematik_SBPassau.pdf Systematic division of subjects from the Staatliche Bibliothek Passau. +1447 Group system of the former state library Eichstätt http://www.ku-eichstaett.de/Bibliothek/allgemein/standorte/handschriftenabteilung/altdrucke/ The old prints (up to the year 1800) of the University Library of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt and the libraries which it administers are, for the most part, not developed and arranged according to the 'Regensburg System' Of the Central Library of the Bavarian Capuchin (Altötting) until the year of the year 1800 are developed with the help of the group system of the former state library of Eichstatt. +1448 Systematics for collection focus Marburgensia http://www.uni-marburg.de/bis/ueber_uns/ub/sondsam/hassiaca/marsys/ The system opens up the number of publications on Marburg and the Marburg-Biedenkopf district in the University Library from 1970 onwards. +1449 Catholic theology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/fakultaeten-systematik/ The holdings of the two theological faculties are arranged according to their own system. +1450 Evangelische Theologie - Shelf Classification http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/fakultaeten-systematik/ The holdings of the two theological faculties are arranged according to their own system. +1451 Systematics of the Library of Film Science / Media Dramaturgy http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2015/04/Systematik.pdf The media are arranged according to an in-house system (...). +1452 Shelf Classification for the subject of Foreign European Languages and Literatures http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/gedruckte-bestaende-aussereuropaeische-sprachen-und-literaturen/ Shelf Classification for the subject of Foreign European Languages and Literatures +1453 Sports systematics http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Sportsystematik1.pdf The sports science media are organized according to an in-house sports system (...). The individual areas understand themselves in their relation to sport as 'sports pedagogy', 'sports psychology', etc. +1454 Classifications of drama science http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/theaterwissenschaft/ Classification sheme of the drama science of the Johannes Gutenberg Universityl. +1455 Systematics of the Library of the Institute of Art History http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/kunstgeschichte/ The literature is written according to a very fine-art in-house system (...). +1456 Systematics for university didactics http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik_Hochschuldidaktik.pdf Systematics for university didactics of the University Library of Mainz. +1457 Systematics Geography http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik-Geographie1.pdf With the number 01 ... - 07 ... the geographical classification (...) is called 'Thematic System bodies' in paragraphs 11 ... - 93 ... to 'Regional points system'. +1458 Systematics Geosciences http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik-Geowissenschaften.pdf The systematics of the geoscientific system (...) consist of a combination of uppercase letters (which denote the individual basic disciplines general, geology, mineralogy, paleontology, geophysics, geography, geography, archeology, biology, mathematics, physics and chemistry) and digits. +1459 Systematics Journalism http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik-Publizistik.pdf The media are arranged according to an in-house systematic. +146 Gregorius Thesaurus http://www.misha.fr/sites_bdd.htm 'Gregorius' is a database of an international bibliography on the history of canon law. +1460 Systematics Sociology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Systematik-Soziologie.pdf The media are set up according to an in-house system (...), which has been valid since 1995. +1461 Systematics Ethnology Systematics of Mainz University Library of Anthropology. +1462 Systematics African Studies http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2014/04/Systematik_Afrikanistik.pdf Systematics of African Studies at the University Library Mainz. +1463 Systematics Jahn Library for African Literatures http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2015/02/Systematik_JahnBibliothek.pdf Systematics for African literatures of the Jahn-Bibliothek Mainz. +1464 Systematics Sociology Hradil / Schwägler http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Soziologie_Systematik_Hradil_Schwaegler.pdf "(...) until 30.09.1994."" Systematics of sociology according to Hradil / Schwägler of the University Library of Mainz." +1465 http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2013/11/Soziologie_Systematik_Landwehrmann_Nedelmann.pdf "(...) to 30.09.94."" Systematics of sociology according to Landwehrmann / Nedelmann of the University Library of Mainz." +1466 Systematics of General and Comparative Literary Studies http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/allgemeine-und-vergleichende-literaturwissenschaft-avl/ Systematics for General and Comparative Literary Studies at the University of Mainz +1467 http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/allgemeine-und-vergleichende-sprachwissenschaft-avs/ +1468 Systematics of Ancient History http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/alte-geschichte/ Systematics for Ancient History at the University of Mainz +1469 Systematic of book science http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/buchwissenschaft/ Systematics for Book science at the University of Mainz +147 Brucellosis Ontology http://www.phidias.us/bbp/idobru/ The Brucellosis Ontology (IDOBRU), a biomedical ontology in the brucellosis domain, is an extension ontology of the core Infectious Disease Ontology (IDO-core) and follows OBO Foundry principles. Currently IDOBRU contains 1503 ontology terms, which includes 739 Brucella-specific terms, 414 IDO-core terms, and 350 terms imported from 10 existing ontologies. IDOBRU is the first reported bacterial infectious disease ontology developed to represent different disease aspects in a formal logical format. It serves as a brucellosis knowledgebase and supports brucellosis data integration and automated reasoning. +1470 Systematics of Byzantine Studies http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/byzantinistik/ Systematics for Byzantine Studies at the University of Mainz +1471 Systematics of German Studies http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/germanistik/ Systematics for German Studies at the University of Mainz +1472 Systematics of English / American Studies http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/anglistik-amerikanistik/ Systematics for English / American Studies at the University of Mainz +1473 Classification of the Classical Archeology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/klassische-archaeologie/ Classification scheme of the Classical Archeology of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1474 Classification of the Classical Philology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/klassische-philologie/ Classification scheme of the classical philology of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1475 Systematics of neo-tradition http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/klassische-philologie/ Classification scheme of the neo-tradition of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1476 Classification of the Cultural anthropology / folklore http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/kulturanthropologie-volkskunde/ Classification scheme of the cultural anthropology / folklore of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1477 Systematics of the Middle and Modern History http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/mittlere-und-neuere-geschichte/ Classification scheme of the Middle and Modern History of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1478 Classifications of the Eastern European history http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/osteuropaeische-geschichte/ Classification scheme of the East European History of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1479 Systematics of philosophy http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/philosophie/ Classification scheme of philosophy of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +148 NIFSTD Ontology https://confluence.crbs.ucsd.edu/display/NIF/Download+NIF+Ontologies The NIFSTD ontology is composed of a collection of OWL modules covering distinct domains of bio-medical reality. We are using a semantic wiki to expose the content of the NIFSTD vocabularies to the community for comment and development. We are experimenting with Wiki's abilities for collaborative editing and commenting on the NIFSTD. Each class in NIFSTD has been turned into a Wiki page, using technologies developed as part of the Semantic Media Wiki project. +1481 Systematics of the Slavistics http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/slavistik/ Classification sheme of the slavistics of the Johannes Gutenberg University. +1482 Shelf Classification Anthropology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2014/03/SYSANTHROP.pdf Shelf Classification of Anthropology of the University Library Mainz. +1483 Shelf Classification Botany http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2014/03/SYSBOT.pdf Shelf Classification of Botany of the University Library Mainz. +1484 Shelf Classification Zoology http://www.ub.uni-mainz.de/files/2014/03/SYSZOO.pdf This is the classification system for Zoology at the University Library of Trier. +1485 Documentation Nature and Landscape - online Thesaurus http://www.dnl-online.de/aDISWeb/app +1486 Protestant University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg https://www.evhn.de/hochschule/bibliothek/literatursuche/abschlussarbeiten The university library has a unique stock of more than 2,100 final theses, which have been submitted to the EVHN and its predecessors since 1980. (...) Searching for the work of certain faculties is possible through the search with the system. +1487 Evangelical University of Nuremberg systematics of the Testothek https://www.evhn.de/hochschule/bibliothek/literatursuche/testothek Systematics of the Testothek of the Evangelische Hochschule Nürnberg - (EVHN) - University of Applied Sciences. +1488 Classifications of design https://www.udk-berlin.de/fileadmin/2_dezentral/Universitaetsbibliothek/Universitaetsbibliothek/PDF/Design-Systematik.pdf Classification scheme of the design stock of the University of the Arts Berlin. +1489 Classifications of education https://www.udk-berlin.de/fileadmin/2_dezentral/Universitaetsbibliothek/Universitaetsbibliothek/PDF/EW-Systematik.pdf Classification scheme of the of the university library University of the Arts Berlin. +149 Pocket Catholic Thesaurus http://www.therealpresence.org/Thesaurus/intro.htm Over a decade's, diligent research was devoted to a professional search for an existing thesaurus – to facilitate the classification, and processing, of all essential information on Roman Catholicism. Personal visits were made to Catholic Universities; many librarians and scholars were interviewed; extensive correspondence was exchanged with religious orders; specialized institutes were contacted; all applicable library science, and data-processing literature was analyzed. Two consistent responses emerged from the preponderance of respondents. First, 'There is no existing, broad-scope, professional-quality, Catholic-information, classification system!' Second, 'We sure need a practical, classification system to: promptly and efficiently process the overwhelming flood of incoming information; facilitate its entrance into the electronic era!' The reasons for the research and gradual development of the Thesaurus are discussed under five sub-headings: Information-processing, Broadness of application, Clarification of Catholic communication, Holiness-nurturing, Research-enhancement. +1490 Systematics Communication https://www.udk-berlin.de/fileadmin/2_dezentral/Universitaetsbibliothek/Universitaetsbibliothek/PDF/Komm-Systematik.pdf The set-up system for the subject areas of the UdK (visual communication with film and photography, corporate and economic communication, electronic business), summarized here under the term 'communication', is based on that in many German libraries ) Was used for the use of the Regensburg classification system RVK (...), but this system was reduced and, if necessary, simplified or modified for use at the UdK A * marked in the following list indicate the specifications for the previously mentioned place, which are no longer used for new books. +1491 Systematics Art / Architecture The system of visual art and architecture gives the objective order for the establishment of the freely accessible (= 'freehand') literature stock in the reading room. (...) In the search for literature, it should be noted that in the case of different aspects for the Classification in general the following order of priority applies: 1. the person (artist or architect) 2. the concept (eg art theory, motif, type of building) 3. the historical concept (epoch or style) 4. only in art: the (Including new media) 5. the region (countries, places). +1492 Systematics Music / Theatre Systematics for Music and Theater at the University Library of the University of the Arts, Berlin. +1493 Systematic Notes http://www.udk-berlin.de/sites/universitaetsbibliothek/content/e286/e305/index_ger.html The grades of the library (...) have not been included in the system! +1494 Film genres A structured list of various film genres +1495 Cinema Optics Terminology http://www.cinematographydb.com/2015/04/cinema-optics-terminology/ "While doing research on how to represent real world camera and lenses the real meanings behind the 'focus-related' terms we use in the film industry. This post is more of a journal of the terms I’ve had to re-learn."" in Maya I have had to do a lot more research into optics and" +1496 Visionary http://www.liden.cc/Visionary/ The following is a dictionary for terminology used in the study of human and animal vision. It includes terms from the areas of biological and machine vision, visual psychophysics, visual neuroscience and other related fields. +1497 Buzz Words and Catch Phrases http://www.newslab.org/resources/terrorgloss.htm Terms discussed here include people, places, agencies, technology, jargon and clichés used in the aftermath of the attack on the United States. The glossary is organized by topics: terrorism, war, geopolitics, religion, homeland security, disaster recovery and miscellaneous. In some cases, the glossary notes alternative spellings of Arabic and other non-English words. Others may have alternative spellings not noted here. Highlighted links will open in a new window, taking you to sites offering more information on selected topics. +1498 Glossary of Banking Terms and Definitions http://www.buzzle.com/articles/banking-terms-glossary-of-banking-terms-and-definitions.html While many of us are aware of basic banking terms, there is a plethora of confusing technical terminology associated with banking and finance. This Buzzle article presents to you a glossary of banking terms and definitions that might help resolve your doubts. +1499 Glossary of Election Terms http://www.bbc.com/news/election-2015-32613441 Politics is awash with terms and phrases that are beloved of commentators and politicians alike. Here is a guide to some of the key terms. +15 Multilingual Thesaurus of the European Union https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/dataset/-/resource?uri=http://publications.europa.eu/resource/dataset/eurovoc EuroVoc is a multilingual, multidisciplinary thesaurus covering the activities of the EU, the European Parliament in particular. It contains terms in 23 EU languages (Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish), plus in three languages of countries which are candidates for EU accession: македонски (mk), shqip (sq) and cрпски (sr). It is a multi-disciplinary thesaurus covering fields which are sufficiently wide-ranging to encompass both Community and national points of view, with a certain emphasis on parliamentary activities. EuroVoc is a controlled set of vocabulary which can be used outside the EU institutions, particularly by parliaments. The aim of the thesaurus is to provide the information management and dissemination services with a coherent indexing tool for the effective management of their documentary resources and to enable users to carry out documentary searches using controlled vocabulary. +150 Index of Higher Education Journals and Educational Research Controlled Vocabulary http://de.scribd.com/doc/140532482/IRESIE-Vocabulario-Controlado The VOCABULARY CONTROLLED (VC) consists of a standardized list of topics and identifiers. It is composed of about 1,500 terms on different aspects of education, which have been compiled over the 27 years of IRESIE development. Work for the classification and indexing of articles and documents that enter the IRESIE databases and the Index of Educational Documents (IDOCED). A large percentage of these words were taken from the UNESCO-OEI Education Thesaurus in its different editions and from the ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) thesaurus. Sometimes, some words adapted to the terminology used in Mexico. There are also terms that have been introduced by IRESIE documentalists in accordance with the new subdisciplines and the evolution of concepts in the field of education. +1500 Glossary of Library & Information Science https://www.librarianshipstudies.com/2015/04/glossary-of-library-information-science.html Glossary of Library & Information Science is a glossary of terms and acronyms of librarianship, library science, information science, information technology, and knowledge organization & management. Consider the glossary as a free Online Dictionary of Library and Information Science. The entries of the glossary are given an encyclopedic treatment, they are far more exhaustive than a typical glossary or dictionary entry which in many cases are equivalent to an article in an Encyclopedia of Library of Information Science. The glossary will include everything from traditional library terms to a vocabulary of modern avenues in information science and technology. Glossary entries will include anything and everything required for an advanced study and reference on the Library and Information Science (LIS) topics, including biographies of famous librarians. Glossary of Library and Information Science is expected to become an essential part of every library’s and librarian’s reference collection and will also be helpful to librarians, LIS i-School Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) & Ph.D. students, scholars, researchers, and IT professionals. (...) Glossary of Library & Information Science aims to support the purpose of Librarianship Studies & Information Technology blog, which is: To provide leadership for the development, promotion, and improvement of library and information services and the profession of librarianship in order to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all. +1501 General Chemistry Glossary http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/glossary.shtml A General Chemistry Glossary by Genereal Chemistry Online +1502 Telecom Terms and Acronyms http://www.vividfuture.org/content/glossary Prior to the internet, wireless and high speed communications, 'fax' and 'vcr' were the buzzwords of the day. Now terms and acronyms enter our vocabulary on a monthly (if not daily) basis. Here is a short list of terms and acronyms that are essential lingo in today's telecom and techno world. +1503 Glossary of Social Security Terms http://www.socialsecurity.gov/agency/glossary/ +1504 http://termcoord.eu/termania/topical-terminology-projects/glossary-ebola-related-terms/ +1505 Terminology for Parliamentary Work http://www.termcoord.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/23094-BROCHURE-A5-EN.pdf This glossary has been compiled by DG TRAD’s Terminology Coordination Unit to help Members, their assistants and EP staff find explanations of terms commonly used in Parliament. It contains 120 terms in English, French and German, with explanations in English. The main sources were the EU’s terminology database (IATE), Parliament’s Rules of Procedure (July 2014), the Europarl website, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and other official documents and institutional resources. +1506 Glossary of Key Parliamentary Terms and their Definition http://www.parliament.uk/site-information/glossary/ +1507 Classification of the Literature of Freemasonry and Related Societies "The Masonic Classification herewith presented is the result of some twenty-two years of practical experience in the largest masonic library in the world — the Library of the Supreme Council, 33rd Degree at Washington. This Library, in addition to its thousands of items on Freemasonry and related societies, contains also thousands upon thousands of general works in all branches of literature. These latter works are classified according to the well-known Dewey Decimal System, but this system provides no classification of freemasonry, assigning one class only to the subject, which class is practically incapable of subdivision. The scheme which I have devised and which is in successful practical operation, provides for nearly four hundred classes and sub-classes. Practically all masonic libraries contain much general literature, but as they specialize on freemasonry, it becomes necessary to provide some system which will allow of their classification independently of the general library. Many libraries use the Dewey Decimal System, and I have devised the present scheme to prevent confusion, not only in the classification, but also in the catalogue card number, the book label number, the shelf guide number, and in various other ways, the letter ""M"" (Masonry) arbitrarily prefixed to the digits, always indicating the card, the book, its label, and the shelf-guide, as of masonic import. The entire range of masonic literature is divided into ten great classes, somewhat similar to Dewey's ten great classes of general literature. These ten classes are subdivided again and again to suit the requirements of the literature on a given subject. For example, if we have a general history of freemasonry, it goes in class M10. If it is a history of Freemasonry in Europe, it goes in class M17.940, the M17, indicating that it is a geographical division of masonic history, and the 940, indicating that it is a history of Freemasonry in Europe, the 940 being Dewey's notation for Europe. Again, take the class M20, which is Customs and Paraphernalia. Any general work on the subject would go in this class, but if the library possessed literature on the Obituary Rites of freemasonry, it would go in class M20.01; if it had works on Paraphernalia, they would go in class M21; Jewels and Medals would go in M22, and so on." +1508 NIA Glossary of Clinical Research Terms https://www.nia.nih.gov/research/dgcg/clinical-research-study-investigators-toolbox/nia-glossary-clinical-research-terms Glossary of the National Institute on Aging about Clinical Research Terms. +1509 Weather Words http://www.bom.gov.au/info/wwords/ Weather forecasts and warnings have to compress a lot of information into standardised, brief messages. Forecast and warning weather terms represent the more detailed definitions provided here. Forecasts and warnings have to accommodate variations across the time range, and often large areas, that they apply to. It is important to understand the use of duration and distribution terms, especially for elements like showers and thunderstorms, when considering the impact for a specific location or time. +151 Thesaurus Bibliography Computerized Bibliography of Lausanne https://bibil.unil.ch/bibil/public/indexThesaurusSearch.action You can search for the hierarchical thesaurus of BiBIL. If you want to search for entries that have been indexed with a certain keyword, select the keyword (it will be blue) and press the search button. +1510 Glossary of Stone Slate Roofing http://www.englishstone.org.uk/documents/Stone%20slate%20glossary.pdf Traditional roofing has a vocabulary of unfamiliar technical terms for materials and techniques. (...) This short publication explains the terms used in stone roofing and illustrates many of them. +1511 The Complete Plumbing Glossary http://www.wpjheating.co.uk/the-complete-plumbing-glossary/ A glossary about plumbing. +1512 Walls of Pamplona Glossary http://www.murallasdepamplona.com/glosario/ Glossary about the Pamplona's City Walls by the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona. +1513 Higher Education Glossary http://www.grb.uk.com/higher-education-glossary When you first arrive at university in your first year things can seem a little overwhelming. Here is a definitive guide to things that you may hear whilst you are studying at university and what they mean! +1514 Electropedia: The World's Online Electrotechnical Vocabulary http://www.electropedia.org/ Electropedia (also known as the 'IEV Online') is the world's most comprehensive online electrical and electronic terminology database containing more than 20 000 terms and definitions in English and French organized by subject area, with equivalent terms in various other languages (...). (...) Electropedia is produced by the IEC, the world’s leading organization that prepares and publishes International Standards for all electrical, electronic and related technologies – collectively known as 'electrotechnology'. Electropedia contains all the terms and definitions in the International Electrotechnical Vocabulary or IEV which is published also as a set of publications in the IEC 60050 series that can be ordered separately from the IEC webstore. +1515 International Electrotechnical Commission Glossary http://std.iec.ch/glossary "The IEC Glossary is a compilation of electrotechnical terminology in English and French extracted from the ""Terms and Definitions"" clause of IEC publications (those issued since 2002). In some cases terms and definitions have also been collected from earlier publications (e.g. from TC 37, 77, 86 and CISPR). The database contains currently some 40,000 items drawn from 1,800 publications, with new ones being added on a continuous basis. (...) The Glossary complements and in many cases draws from the International Electrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV) published by TC 1 (Terminology). The IEV is the authoritative source for 'standardized IEC terminology' organized into some 80 subject areas. The Glossary is of a more limited nature. Its definitions relate to the source standard from which they are extracted. A term can therefore have different meanings, depending on the context in which it is used. The Glossary should be considered as an informative document as the terms and definitions have been separated from the context in which they are applied." +1516 Nanotechnology Glossary http://www.foresight.org/UTF/Unbound_LBW/Glossary.html Some terms used in discussing nanotechnology and other anticipated technologies +1517 International Relations Vocabulary http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/103335/1217334/version/2/file/Vocabulaire_2014_relations-int.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1518 Vocabulary of Law http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93743/841993/version/4/file/voca-en-ligne_2014_droit_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the different ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1519 Vocabulary of Space Science and Technology http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93742/841989/version/4/file/voca_en_ligne_2013_spatial_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +152 Water Quality Planning Bureau Library Thesaurus The Water Quality Library Database is indexed using controlled vocabulary from the WQPB Library Thesaurus. This thesaurus was developed to create a standardized vocabulary for water concepts that may be phrased in a variety of ways in the literature, it should be used as a guide to searching keywords in the library. The terms are arranged according to lead terms, together with both broader and narrower hierarchical relationship terms and related terms. USE references are noted to satisfy desirable standardization requirements. +1520 Vocabulary of Health http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93741/841985/version/4/file/voca_en_ligne_2013_sante_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1521 Vocabulary of Education and Research http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93740/841981/version/5/file/voca_en_ligne_2013_education_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1522 Vocabulary of Economics and Finance http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93736/841965/version/3/file/voca_2012_economie_finances_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1523 Vocabulary of Sports http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93735/841961/version/3/file/voca_2011_sports_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1524 Audiovisual and Communication Vocabulary http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93734/841957/version/3/file/voca_2010_audiovisuel%20et%20de%20la%20communication_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1525 Vocabulary of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93733/841953/version/3/file/voca_2009_information_com_tic_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the different ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1526 Vocabulary of the Automobile http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93732/841949/version/4/file/voca_2008_mots_autos_def.pdf This vocabulary is part of a collection of thematic vocabularies published by the General Delegation for the French Language and the Languages ​​of France, under the French Language Enrichment Device. The various vocabularies contain the terms and expressions recommended by the General Commission on Terminology and Neology, which it publishes regularly in the Official Journal of the French Republic, pursuant to the decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language. Proposed by various specialized committees of terminology and neology and subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. Their publication in the Official Journal renders their use compulsory, instead of foreign equivalents, for Services (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July T 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover many technical fields in high-tech sectors such as information and communication (internet, computers, telecommunications), sciences (biology, chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology ), Industry (automobile, oil), agriculture, culture, defense, law, economics and finance, education, environment, international relations, medicine, sports , Transport, in fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. The publication of these terms and definitions is intended to enrich the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are sometimes poorly known to the public and recommending their use, including outside professional circles, Express in French. +1527 Vocabulary of Oil and Gas http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93731/841945/version/3/file/voca_2007_petrole_gaz_def.pdf The fascicles of this collection include the lists of terms, expressions and definitions published in the Official Journal of the French Republic by the General Commission for Terminology and Neology, in application of the Decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language The terms proposed by the specialized committees for terminology and neology are subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee on Terminology and Neology, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover a wide range of technical fields in Information and communication (internet, informatics), (Chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology), industry (automotive, petroleum), economy and finance, health, agriculture, defense, transport, culture , In fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. +1528 Vocabulary of Equipment, Transport and Tourism http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93730/841941/version/3/file/voca_2007_equipement_transports_tourisme_def.pdf The fascicles of this collection include the lists of terms, expressions and definitions published in the Official Journal of the French Republic by the General Commission for Terminology and Neology, in application of the Decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language The terms proposed by the specialized committees for terminology and neology are subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee on Terminology and Neology, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. (Article 11 of the Decree of 3 July 1996) The terminology lists published in the Official Journal cover a wide range of technical fields in Information and communication (internet, informatics), (Chemistry, nuclear engineering, space science and technology), industry (automotive, petroleum), economy and finance, health, agriculture, defense, transport, culture , In fact all the areas of competence of the various ministries. +1529 Vocabulary of Chemistry and Materials http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93728/841933/version/3/file/voca_2007_chimie_materiaux_def.pdf +153 Thesaurus Ethics in the life sciences http://www.drze.de/thesaurus The Thesaurus Ethics in the Life Sciences is a multilingual and controlled indexing and research tool that covers all areas of bioethics. With the help of the thesaurus, it is possible to present and contribute to current developments in the heterogeneous and multidisciplinary field of bioethics. The various functionalities of the thesaurus are geared primarily to the needs of the two most important target groups: researching users - both professionals and non-professionals - as well as librarian and documentary specialists who index bioethics literature and documents. +1530 Vocabulary of Nuclear Engineering http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93727/841929/version/3/file/voca_2006_nucleaire_def.pdf +1531 Vocabulary of the Defense http://www.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/content/download/93726/841925/version/3/file/voca_2006_defense_def.pdf "The fascicles of this collection include the lists of terms, expressions and definitions published in the Official Journal of the French Republic by the General Commission for Terminology and Neology, in application of the Decree of 3 July 1996 on the enrichment of the French language The terms proposed by the specialized committees for terminology and neology are subject to an approval procedure involving the General Committee on Terminology and Neology, the French Academy and the Minister concerned. (...) The terms, expressions and definitions contained in this specification are to be understood as references to the term "" Drawn up by the Specialized Committee on Terminology and Defense Neology (Chairman: Mr Michel Brem) This publication is for the use of professionals, teachers and students, translators and anyone wishing to publish in French. It is a limited set of terms and definitions in the field of defense, which are not usually found in or found in general dictionaries, but with a different meaning from those in Area. This set is likely to be completed as scientific and technical progress evolves. The publication of these terms and definitions is the means of enriching the French language by facilitating the understanding of concepts that are often poorly understood by the public and by expanding the use of them outside the professional circle by any speaker who is anxious to express himself or herself French." +1532 http://babel-linguistics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Glossary-Art.pdf Terms for art media, design, and photography. +1533 Glossary of Legal Terms http://babel-linguistics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Glossary-Legal1.pdf +1534 http://babel-linguistics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Glossary-Linguistics.pdf +1535 Glossary of Translation & Interpreting Terms & Definitions http://babel-linguistics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Glossary-Translation.pdf Provides a thorough understanding of today’s tools and resources used by translators and interpreters, as well as technical details of their work. +1536 Glossary of Psychology and Therapy Terms http://babel-linguistics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Glossary-Psychology.pdf +1537 UNESCO Institute for Statistics Glossary http://www.uis.unesco.org/Pages/Glossary.aspx The UIS Glossary includes statistical terms related to education, science, technology and innovation, culture, and communication & information. Some of the entries contain translations in one or more of the following languages: Arabic, English, French and Spanish. Other entries provide more detailed information, such as definitions, calculation formulas for indicators and sources. Indicators are marked with an asterisk (*). This is a dynamic tool, which is regularly updated by the UIS. +1538 Dictionary of Archeology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/18 This dictionary contains more than two thousand terms with the names and the definition and the equivalents in Spanish and English, concerning the theory, fieldwork and laboratory construction and performance, covering areas as diverse as the numismatic the musivària, dating techniques or methods of excavation. This is the online version of the Dictionary of archeology, work produced by Lluís Garcia Petit, Josep Miret and Teacher, Maria Teresa Miró Alaix and Genis and Ribé Monge 2002, with the advice and terminological editing TERMCAT and sponsored by ArqueoCat, Arqueociència Cultural Services, penthouses and Codex Archeology and Heritage. the original data may have been updated or supplemented later by TERMCAT. +1539 Dictionary of arts: architecture, sculpture and painting http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/147 This dictionary compiled by Jaume Salvà i Lara, with the advice and review TERMCAT 1294 includes Catalan terms related to the following areas: painting and drawing, sculpture, architecture and urbanism, decorative arts , engraving and ceramics. We have the names and the definition in Catalan and Spanish and English equivalents. This is a revised and expanded version of the dictionary published in 2002. Specifically, we have added two more -Center terms and equivalents in English. +154 BioTop http://purl.org/biotop/biotop.owl The flood of data and factual knowledge in biology and medicine requires principled approaches to their proper analysis and management. A cornerstone in this effort constitutes the precise and complete description of the fundamental entities within this domain in terms of formal ontologies. However, biomedical ontology development often still do not adhere to basic design principles: For example, even very low-level domain terms often lack precise and unambiguous (logical) definitions. This impedes the move towards semantic standardization that is needed for their intended knowledge management task. Rather, it leads to inconsistencies, fragmentation and overlap both within and inbetween different ontologies. In light of this we introduce BioTop, a top-domain ontology that provides definitions for the foundational entities of biomedicine as a basic vocabulary to unambiguously describe facts in this domain. BioTop can furthermore serve as top-level model for creating new ontologies for more specific domains or as aid for aligning or improving existing ones. BioTop is founded upon formal design principles (as propagated by the OBO Foundry initiative) and implemented in OWL-DL, the standard ontology language on the Semantic Web. BioTop makes use of the whole range of constructors of OWL-DL. The use of OWL-DL makes it possible to apply description logics reasoners for maintaining consistency by continuous classficiation during development and to automatically infer its hierarchical structure. To this end, we try to fully define as much classes as possible (in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions). +1540 Dictionary casteller http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/2 This dictionary includes hundreds of terms commonly used in the field, with the names in Catalan and definition, part of speech and some additional notes. The terms have been reviewed by experts of the League of Young Children Tarragona. the contents of the leaflet Dictionary come from the world casteller: basic terminology, that made TERMCAT 2001 in collaboration with the City of Terrace, the Consortium for Language Normalization and the Coordinator Gang castles of Catalonia. the terminology of this leaflet has been completed with other sources, among which especially casteller dictionary developed by Xavier Brotons and reviewed by TERMCAT (Barcelona Provincial Council, 2001). +1541 Circus Dictionary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/165 This dictionary contains about three hundred terms related specialties circus acrobatics, aerial and acrobatics. Each term includes Catalan terms, definitions, equivalents in Spanish, French, English and, in some cases, Italian and German and, if necessary, additional notes. the work makes available to users with a selection of terms Dictionary circus TERMCAT produced with the support of Ministry of Culture of the Generalitat of Catalonia and collaboration Association of Circus Professionals of Catalonia. TERMCAT wanted to advance the spread of partial data to facilitate public consultation information, which is considered as sufficiently advanced with the intention of completing it go progressively content updates after the incorporation of the terms of other subject areas dictionary. with the publication online will want to reinforce the main work of this term inològic consensus: the circus terminology accessible to all sectors that are users. We encourage you therefore to use it, spreading it among the community involved and send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1542 Dictionary for development cooperation http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/190 Development cooperation is an increasingly important global activity in the world, which encourages collaborative work of a variety of actors at all levels. The humanitarian actors can be individuals or organizations (governmental or not government) local, regional or universal. for this reason, TERMCAT considered necessary the elaboration of a terminology compilation containing the basic terminology of the field. this dictionary contains about a hundred terms. Each term includes names in Catalan, a definition equivalents in Spanish, French and English and, if necessary, additional notes. the work has been prepared by TERMCAT and has taken advice from the Catalan Agency for Development Cooperation and the Directorate General for Development Cooperation, and with the support of the Government of Andorra. This dictionary aims to be a practical reference tool for t othom involved in development cooperation. We encourage you therefore to use it, spreading it among the community involved and send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1543 Dictionary of Education http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/132 This dictionary includes about two thousand and defines terms from the world of education and its facets: general pedagogy, social pedagogy, educational research, educational organization and management, Counseling, teaching, special education and educational technology . Each item also contains the name of Catalan, the equivalents in Spanish, French and English definition, and often one or more explanatory notes. This is the online version of the Dictionary of education, and prepared by TERMCAT the Department of Education of the Generalitat of Catalonia with the support of the Government of Andorra and the collaboration of the Catalan Society of Education at the Institute of Catalan Studies. +1544 LGBT terminology vocabulary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/164 This vocabulary Brief prepared by Marta, includes nearly 200 terms relating to the LGBT sphere, ie, the group of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. This is basic terminology related to sexual orientation, sexual and gender identity and LGBT relationship with society (activism, rights and family, leisure, etc.). the vocabulary comes from a final master author and has been reviewed by TERMCAT specifically Dolors Montes terminology. it is an open work is expected to be expanded with new terms and new topics branches. the cards contain the name Catalan terminology concept with the corresponding definition, subject area, the equivalent Spanish, French and English, the lexical category of each form in different languages and sometimes explanatory notes. +1545 Dictionary of World Languages http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/130/ Dictionary of the world's languages is a systematic collection of information about 1264 languages structured as a dictionary file. You will find the name of the languages Catalan, Arabic, Welsh, German, English, Spanish, Basque, French , Galician Guarani, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Occitan, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, Berber and Chinese, and the language itself in question. it also includes information on personal language, where they speak, their situation sociolinguistic vitality, some historical aspects, etc. the data contained in this dictionary are from a project Linguamón-House of Languages was held in collaboration with the Study Group on Endangered Languages of the UB, the Ciemen and Catalan Encyclopedia. +1546 Middle Eastern cuisine http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/32/ This dictionary includes terms referring to twenty ingredients and dishes of the cuisine of the Middle East and North Africa, which have recently become part of the gastronomic scene of Catalonia. Catalan All forms have been standardized by the Council supervisor TERMCAT, with the collaboration of experts in Arabic and taking into account the principles of transcription and adaptation established by the Institute of Catalan Studies. As for equivalents in other languages, collected most documented forms without going to assess their suitability in any case. +1547 Japanese cuisine http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/33 This dictionary includes twenty terms refer to ingredients and dishes of the cuisine of Japan, which have become part recently in the dining scene of Catalonia. Most Catalan forms have been standardized by the Supervisory Council TERMCAT with in collaboration with experts in Japanese and have followed romanji Hepburn transcription system, which is the most widespread internationally. Exceptionally, according to the treatment given to other reference sources and dissemination experienced by the terms, in some cases we opted for slightly different ways. as for equivalents in other languages, collected most of the documented forms without going to assess their suitability in any case. +1548 Dictionary of toys and games http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/4 This dictionary includes more than a hundred terms related to games and toys, along with the names and equivalents in Spanish, French and English from the multilingual Glossary of Industry, published by TERMCAT 2010. +1549 A la carte http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/116 The online dictionary la carte dishes makes available user names 7765 Catalan dishes and drinks with corresponding equivalents in Spanish, French, Italian, English and German. The information in this repertoire comes from the base application data Plats a la carte tool developed and managed by the Directorate General for Language Policy of the Generalitat of Catalonia in collaboration with TERMCAT and confegida from names of dishes and drinks suggested by users implementation, in order to provide the catering sector preparing menus in Catalan. +155 Controlled Vocabulary of Philosophy http://ffyl.uncuyo.edu.ar/catalogos 643 terms, 3676 relationships between terms, 12 non-preferred terms. This listing is not intended to be a thesaurus, however it is intended for use in indexing library material. It presents the relations between philosophers, schools, currents, epochs and philosophical stages. The death of St. Augustine is adopted as a criterion of division between Ancient and Medieval Philosophy. Words written in parentheses are not considered descriptors, they only contribute to the ordering of terms. +1550 Dictionary of culinary procedures http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/20 This dictionary contains about three hundred terms related procedures culinary and actions that occur when carrying out the names and the definition in Catalan and equivalents in Spanish, French and English. This is the version online procedures culinary dictionary, published by TERMCAT 2005 and prepared by Julius Blanco González, Aznar and Luis Francisco Papió Ignasi Miquel Vila, advised TERMCAT terminology. the original data may have been updated or supplemented later by TERMCAT. +1551 Dictionary of Religions http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/193 Dictionary of Religions 1604 spreads Catalan denominations corresponding to 1,427 different items. Each term is assigned to one or more religious traditions in Catalonia with more presence (Baha'i, Buddhism, Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, Hinduism, Islam , Jainism, Judaism, Protestantism, Sikhism and Zoroastrianism), apart from other groups who have similar tools (free churches, new religions, indigenous religions, religions of China and Japan). Some terms have been assigned to cross-cutting areas such as science and religion secular terms. Part of the material comes from the vocabulary of this dictionary of religions to the media, which was published on paper in 2004 and now is almost can not be found. for this reason, s' has driven the development of this online edition that allows access to information is difficult to obtain by other means. it includes more than three hundred new posts A significant number of amendments and additions, and a general reorganization of the information offered to make it more easily accessible consultation screen. This dictionary has been possible thanks to the initiative of the Directorate General for Religious Affairs to re-gather the four agencies that ten years ago were involved in this project: the UNESCO Association for Interreligious Dialogue (AUDIR) TERMCAT, Obra Social la Caixa and the same Directorate General for Religious Affairs. +1552 Glossary of flavors of the world http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/201 The Glossary of flavors in the world is a collection of terms 47 terms worked because of the different editions (2012, 2013 and 2014) of the sample flavors of the world. Flavors of the world is a gastronomic which aims to products food and culinary creations of the different cultures that live in the neighborhood Fondo de Santa Coloma de Gramenet. the ultimate goals of the exhibition is to promote local business, social cohesion and the promotion of Catalan as a common language. Tastes of the world is an initiative of the Association of Merchants and Professionals Trade Fund, with the collaboration of CNL the Ivy, the City of Santa Coloma de Gramenet and the University of Barcelona. this glossary will find much food ( vegetables, fruits, beverages, breads) and culinary (appetizers, dishes of meat or fish sauces, sweets and desserts) worldwide: products and preparations of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Armenian, Turkish, throughout the Middle East, the Middle East, North Africa, West Africa or Central and South America. More than a fifth of terms including the glossary terms are standardized flavors of the world, that is approved by the Supervisory Council TERMCAT, the body responsible for the standardization of terminology Catalan. It especially product names vegetables: banana male tropical cucumber, Chinese cabbage, lettuce, asparagus, melted, etc. Each card contains the name in Catalan (some of which are simply proposals) equivalents in Spanish, French and English definition and subject area, but not systematically. That is why this collection conceived as a project open, ongoing work, because we have to be completed, both in terms of the information that it contains terms and, where appropriate, to incorporate new terms future editions of the show. +1553 Dictionary Road Safety http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/25 This dictionary includes terms with almost three hundred names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the Dictionary of traffic and reviewed by experts in the field. +1554 Dictionary of social services http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/118 This dictionary is the online version of the Dictionary of social services, a joint project between the Department of Social Welfare and Family of the Generalitat of Catalonia and Terminology Center TERMCAT systematised in this field terminology in Catalan. The work contains almost nine hundred terms related to social services and aims to be a practical reference tool for all those working in the world of social services for professionals in other fields who act in a coordinated manner. Each term includes Catalan name, Spanish equivalents (some records also contain equivalents in English and French), defining, and often also explanatory notes. +1555 SilvaVoc Terminology http://www.iufro.org/science/special/silvavoc/silvaterm/query-silvaterm-database/ In the light of forestry research in a changing world, the forestry world needs a clear and comprehensible language and a forum to study and reconsider the correct meaning of forestry terms. With the participation of an increasing number of non-foresters in the decision-making process in forestry, the need for a clear and well defined forest terminology exists worldwide. In order to ensure the continued updating and revision of the terminology basic stock and inclusion of new forestry terms, international cooperation is of extreme importance. In February 1995, IUFRO started a pilot project on forest terminology called SilvaVoc. SilvaVoc objectives are: to provide bibliographical and consultation services about forest terminologies and terminological activities; to contribute to the harmonization and integration of existing and future terminological data; to make compiled and improved data available in electronic form through computer networks; to produce special glossaries for specific target groups in an appropriate medium of publication. These activities will both benefit to and from co-operation with Working Party 6.03.02 'Trends in forest terminology'. +1556 Dictionary of Anatomy http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/182 The dictionary contains 3622 terms of anatomy directly related to the human anatomy. Each term includes the equivalent names in Catalan and Spanish and English, and the names corresponding to the Anatomical Terminology (TA, formerly Nomina Anatomica) nomenclature standardized international scientific specific to this field of knowledge. this is the online version of the Dictionary of anatomy developed in 1993 by TERMCAT Barcelona Foundation and with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Generalitat of Catalonia and Götzens advice of Victor, professor of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona. This corresponds to an online edition updated and expanded second edition, which was developed with support from the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia and advice Josep Reig, professor of the Faculty of Medicine at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. the DICC- Onar wants to be a practical reference tool for all professionals who use medical terminology in both academic areas, such as areas of disclosure. We invite you to use it and spread it and to send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1557 Terminology health sciences http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/198 The health sciences terminology presented in a single product from thirteen dictionaries terminology related to medical science and pharmacology, TERMCAT made by or with the advice and published in the collection Online dictionaries. Specifically, this product contains information on the following dictionaries: Dictionary of anatomy, homeopathy Dictionary, Dictionary of immunology; Dictionary of nursing; Dictionary of ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology Dictionary, Dictionary of physiotherapy; Dictionary of neuroscience, psychiatry dictionary; dictionary clinical research, drug dictionary Sinology, chronic terminology, vocabulary aids. in preparing each of these dictionaries, as is explained in the credits of corresponding works, individual artists have participated, equipment TERMCAT and specialists, and has had, in each case, with the help of an ex tight network of experts from different areas of health sciences, the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia and various institutions in the medical and pharmaceutical sector. Terminology of Health Sciences offers a unified way, consultation fourteen thousand six hundred terminological files include the name in Catalan, equivalents in other languages, definition (except the chips from the Dictionary of Anatomy), and where appropriate, notes that provide additional information. With the desire to provide a consistent set of terms and to facilitate the matching of each file with its original dictionary, we decided to replace specific information about the subject area they belong chips (consulted on trees field and chips from the respective original works) for the indication of origin of dictionaries each terminological files. +1558 Terminology chronicity http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/160 This dictionary contains 80 terms in the field of health and prevention of chronicity, the result of joint work and consensus among professionals terminology formalized program of prevention and chronicity care at the Department of Health and TERMCAT has had the collaboration of institutions and organizations of the sectors involved. Each article contains the names in Catalan, Spanish and English equivalents, and definition. +1559 Encyclopedic dictionary of medicine http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/183 Encyclopedic Dictionary of Medicine (DEMCAT). Version online job offers available to users data ongoing project work DEMCAT, which aims at developing a new medicine in Catalan Dictionary . This version offered to the public consultation initially contains about 70,000 terms Catalans definition equivalents in Spanish, French and English (possibly in German and Italian and, in cases relevant scientific nomenclature) and also also notes. it corresponds to an evolved version of the second edition of the online encyclopedic dictionary of medicine, which is currently consulting on the website of T's Institute of Catalan Studies. the contents of the encyclopedic dictionary of medicine (DEMCAT): working version will be progressively reviewing and completing periodic updates based on the phases of the project. to facilitate users to weigh the information provided in each tab has established a simple marking system, which identifies files that are no longer made any intervention: - Identifies where the chips have been minor changes - Identifies tokens of the terms that are being reviewed systematically terminology - Identifies tokens validated by the Directorate Editorial DEMCAT This marking is visible on each tab, and allows access through thematic see the selection of appropriate terms. +156 BioPAX http://www.biopax.org/ BioPAX is a standard language that aims to enable integration, exchange, visualization and analysis of biological pathway data. Specifically, BioPAX supports data exchange between pathway data groups and thus reduces the complexity of interchange between data formats by providing an accepted standard format for pathway data. It is an open and collaborative effort by the community of researchers, software developers, and institutions. +1560 Lexicon of drugs http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/12 This dictionary contains more than three thousand terms that designate the most widely used drugs with names in Catalan and equivalents in Spanish, French and English, in addition to the registered number CAS and their mechanisms of action and therapeutic actions the most common, which can also be accessed via the Access theme. the nomenclature is updated annually to incorporate new international nonproprietary names of drugs approved that are available separately in the section new additions. in addition, includes a review and update of the Rules practices for the Catalan version of the international nonproprietary names (INN) for pharmaceutical substances, which is based in the Catalan version of the drugs that are coming into this work, with new criteria graphic adaptation and some indications on ways and phrasal stress. This is the version and n Online Lexicon of drugs that have made the College of Pharmacists of Barcelona and TERMCAT and edited the College in April 2008 sponsored by Obra Social Caixa Sabadell. +1561 Dictionary of Physiotherapy http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/196 The dictionary includes 1,800 specific terms physiotherapy in the field of physiotherapy classified into ten areas: general concepts, anatomy, physiology, semiology, pathology examination and diagnosis, therapy and prevention; conceptual and methodological trends, body positions and units of measure. This dictionary expands and updates the content of physiotherapy glossary, prepared by Eva Cardona and Jordi Esquirol 2009 and published by the Publications Service of the Autonomous University of Barcelona. This online edition has been the advice TERMCAT terminology and a new principal with respect to the first edition also includes new input equivalent in English. It also includes equivalent terms in Spanish for which the paper edition only picked the name Catalan . another notable difference compared to the glossary is subject classification terms. Each tab ter minològica name contains the main Catalan and Catalan denominations considered synonymous, if any; equivalents in Spanish and English; some latinism; Symbols in the case of units of measurement; definition and, where appropriate, explanatory notes. It also includes the subject area or subject areas in which the term is classified. +1562 Dictionary of Physical Geography http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/124 This dictionary includes more than two thousand words belonging primarily in the areas of biogeography, the science of soil, climate, geomorphology and hydrology. Each article terminology also contains the name Catalan, equivalences in Spanish, French and English definition and often explanatory notes. in addition, you will find a dozen boxes containing more than a thousand Catalan terms. This is the online version of the Dictionary of physical geography, made in TERMCAT by 2003 with support from the Department of Environment Government of Catalonia and the Cartographic Institute of Catalonia and the collaboration of specialists from the University of Barcelona and the University of Valencia. +1563 Dictionary homeopathy http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/115 This dictionary is the online version of the Dictionary of homeopathy, developed by Xavier Cabré and Playà advised TERMCAT terminology, in collaboration with the Medical Association of Homeopathic Academy of Barcelona and Barcelona Heel-sponsored Phinter. the dictionary, published by TERMCAT 2004, contains 400 terms in Catalan, which have accompanied the speech, the equivalents in Spanish, French and English definition and, most cases explanatory notes. in addition, it also indicated the relationship between the terms or synonyms. +1564 Dictionary of Immunology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/189 The dictionary contains more than 1,300 immunology terms directly related to this field of knowledge. Each term includes equivalents names in Catalan and in Spanish, English and French, with corresponding definitions and, eventually, with explanatory notes. In If drugs are also given the registered number CAS. Besides, the work offers consulting three blocks terminology specific groups of proteins relevant to human immunology: cytokines, chemokines and the groups of differentiation (CD ). This is the online version of the Dictionary of immunology that made TERMCAT in 2005 with the collaboration of the Catalan Society for Immunology (subsidiary of the Academy of Medical Sciences and Health Catalonia and the Balearic Islands) and the support of the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia. This corresponds to an online edition updated and expanded second edition, which was drawn at the advice of two specialists from the Catalan Society for Immunology, Odette Viñas (Hospital Clinic of Barcelona) and Mariona Mestre (University Hospital of Bellvitge), supported by the Department of Health of the Government Catalonia. The dictionary aims to be a practical reference tool for all professionals who use the terms of immunology, both in academic areas, such as areas of disclosure. We invite you to use it and spread it and to send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1565 Dictionary of Nursing http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/34 This dictionary includes nearly a thousand terms used in nursing, considered the most important from a point of view, with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English and often contextual notes. This is the online version of the dictionary nursing work developed by TERMCAT with support from the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia and the Government of Andorra, in collaboration with the Council graduates of Colleges of Nursing of Catalonia and the NORCAI College of Nursing Barcelona, jointly published by LID and TERMCAT. +1566 Names of marine mammals http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/159 This work, Names of marine mammals is a descriptive dictionary compiled by Jordi Lleonart with terminology TERMCAT advice and support of the Biological Sciences Section of the Institute of Catalan Studies. It contains more than 350 names Catalan marine mammals in correspondence with about 150 scientific names, presented in sheets terminology related taxa zoos, which are sources of documentation. Each card includes the Catalan terms with equivalents in Spanish, English, French, scientific name with reference authoring and code 3-alpha FAO ASFIS basically documented, the list of species of interest to FAO fishery statistics. Since it is a descriptive dictionary, you should read the foreword and the introduction of this work to see what you can find and what value you assign names to each collecting tokens. +1567 Dictionary of Neuroscience http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/140 This dictionary contains about two thousand terms used in neuroscience along with definition, explanatory notes and equivalents in Spanish and English. The book is organized according to a thematic structure in which there is room neuroanatomy, the neurohistologia, cellular neurobiology, developmental neurobiology, neurochemistry, neuropharmacology the, cellular and systems neurophysiology, behavioral neurobiology, neurology, psychiatry and neuropsychology, computational neuroscience and related disciplines with neuroscience. This is the online version of the dictionary neuroscience, neuroscience expert initiative Antoni Valero-Cabre and prepared by a team of medical specialists from various universities coordinated by professors at the Autonomous University of Barcelona Josep Reig and Xavier Navarro, in collaboration with TERMCAT, which was responsible for coordinating the proje ct and management of terminology work. The Vives Network has overseen the project, which has been supported by the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia and is sponsored by the Social Work CatalunyaCaixa. +1568 Names of plants http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/191 This work, online dictionary names of plants. Fitonínimia Corpus Catalan is a descriptive dictionary, compiled in the framework of Catalan names of plants by a team of specialists led by Joan Vallès Xirau and formed by Joan Veny, Josep Vigo, M. Angels Bonet Julia Antonia M. and Joan Carles Villalonga, in collaboration with TERMCAT. the development of this project and the publication of results could be realized thanks to the support of many people and institutions who have believed and have contributed in various ways (see credits). in addition to the direct participation of the Laboratory of Botany, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Barcelona, ​​has enjoyed a subsidy of Obra Social la Caixa, which has been managed by the Catalan Institute of Natural History, a subsidiary of the scientific society Institute of Catalan Studies. And during the editing process of the work have been sum also at the financial support and collaboration of the University of Barcelona and the Government of Andorra. The online dictionary of plant names. Corpus fitonímia Catalan presents the outcome of research conducted on fitonímica dataset collected over the years on the project. Consulting offers over 35,000 Catalan names and scientific names of 8400, the weighted organized and structured terminological cards in 5800. It also includes additional texts that complement fitonímiques data to facilitate the interpretation and presentation of texts and introduction accompanying the paper edition of this work. Since it is a descriptive dictionary, you should read the presentation and introduction (see also documents and background information) to see what you can find and what value you assign names to each of which includes the chips. The information collected in this work has been the subject of a careful selection, the result of a painstaking reflection and multidisciplinary explained in the aforementioned documents. +1569 Dictionary of Ophthalmology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/121 This dictionary includes 1,200 terms in the field of ophthalmology, corresponding to the six thematic areas: anatomy, physiology, examination, semiotics, pathology and therapy. In presenting and defining names in Catalan and Spanish equivalents English and, where appropriate, international anatomical terms. This is the online version of the Dictionary of ophthalmology, made in 2011 by TERMCAT with the support of the Government of Catalonia and the collaboration of specialists from the University Barcelona and the Catalan Society of Ophthalmology. +157 Association of Self-Study Research Group Thesaurus http://lllearning.free-h.net/A-GRAF/documents/biblio/thesaurus_af.htm This documentary tool is used by most documentation centers in the continuing education / continuing education sector. +1570 Dictionary of Psychiatry http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/21 This dictionary includes nearly a thousand names and terms with the Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French, English and German. Mental health is now one of the priority areas of health care. In addition to new approaches in treatment of mental illness in the understanding of mental processes, mental disorders are described emerging of great social impact, such as Alzheimer-type dementia or behavioral disorders food. This is the online version of the dictionary psychiatry, prepared by TERMCAT work supported by the Department of Health and the help of a team of specialists from the Catalan Society of Psychiatry and Mental Health, jointly published by Elsevier and TERMCAT Doyma-sponsored by Almirall. +1571 Dictionary of otolaryngology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/148 This dictionary includes over 1,100 terms in the field of otolaryngology, corresponding to five themes: Otology, Rhinology, faringologia, laringólogo and related disciplines. In presenting and defining names in Catalan, Spanish and English equivalents and if applicable, international anatomical terms. This is the online version of the Dictionary of otolaryngology, developed in 2001 by TERMCAT with the support of the Government of Catalonia and the collaboration of specialists Pere Abelló, and Miquel Quer Josep Maria Fabra, the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Hospital de Sant Pau) and the Catalan Society of Otolaryngology. This corresponds to an online edition updated and expanded second edition, which was produced with the support Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia and the advice Montserrat Bonet, of the University of Barcelona. +1572 Dictionary of clinical drugs http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/157 This dictionary contains more than seven hundred words belonging to the field of clinical trials that have the drug as a core, especially those related to the methodology and biostatistics, pharmacology, bioethics, and epidemiology public health, research and scientific publishing and legal regulation and quality control. Complete a brief selection of the work terms that designate the main actors involved in the various phases of a clinical trial. Each term includes names Catalan and equivalents in English and Spanish, in addition to a definition and, if necessary, additional notes. This is the online version of the dictionary of clinical medicine, developed jointly by the Esteve Foundation and TERMCAT, with the support of the Department of Health of the Generalitat of Catalonia. with the online publication of the work aims to strengthen the main aim of this work terminol gic consensus: the terminology of clinical research of medicines accessible to all sectors that are users (doctors, pharmacists, documentary, epidemiologists, students, journalists, translators and editors of specialized texts, etc.). We encourage you therefore to use it, spreading it among the community involved and send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1573 Multilingual Vocabulary of AIDS http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/134 This dictionary contains more than 400 terms relating to HIV and AIDS that are commonly used in the healthcare setting. You can find terms related to the biological characteristics of HIV, epidemiological and clinical aspects of infection HIV and AIDS and the treatment of the disease. Each term has equivalents in seven denominations Romance languages ​​(Catalan, Spanish -variants Europe and Mexico, French, Galician, Italian, Portuguese and European -variants of Brasil- and Romanian) with corresponding indicators speech and also in English. (...) the vocabulary has been prepared within the framework of the Network Panlatin Terminology (really), created on the initiative of the Union America, which aims to promote the development of the Romance languages. the project has been coordinated by the TERMCAT, which has facilitated the naming game in Catalan, Spanish, French and ang les, from the terminology of AIDS, which was developed in 2005 in collaboration with the Department of Health. You can find more information about this dictionary in loans, the introduction of tree and field references. Also, included are three annexes containing terminology: a table of antiretroviral drugs table of AIDS defining illnesses and a table protein of HIV-1 and HIV-2. +1574 Dictionary of Sinology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/117 Dictionary of Sinology Online makes available to users over 1,100 terms specific to this discipline, especially terms related to breast anatomy and physiology, diagnostic techniques, pathology and treatment of breast cancer. each term includes the equivalent names in Catalan and in Spanish, English, French and Italian and, where applicable, the names of the Anatomical Terminology (TA) with corresponding definitions and, eventually, with explanatory notes. the work has been prepared jointly by Pere Culell, Adelaida Fandos and Maribel Nieto, medical professionals linked to the College of Sinology Section of the medical Association of Barcelona, ​​with the advice of TERMCAT. the Department of Health of the Government of Catalonia are supported. With the publication online will want to reinforce the main work of this terminological consensus that terminology is accessible Sinology all sectors that are users. Then encourage them to use it, spreading it among the community involved and send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1575 DataCite Metadata Schema https://schema.datacite.org/ The DataCite Metadata Schema is a list of core metadata properties chosen for the accurate and consistent identification of a resource for citation and retrieval purposes, along with recommended use instructions. The resource that is being identified can be of any kind, but it is typically a dataset. We use the term 'dataset' in its broadest sense. We mean it to include not only numerical data, but any other research data outputs. +1576 CERIF https://eurocris.org/services/main-features-cerif CERIF is: A concept about research entities and their relationships – Specification (Conceptual Level); A description of research entities and their relationships – Model (Logical Level); A formalization of research entities and their relationships – Database Scripts (Physical Level). (...) The data model (data-centric) allows for a (metadata) representation of research entities, their activities / interconnections (research) and their output (results) as well as high flexibility with formal (semantic) relationships, enables quality maintenance, archiving, access and interchange of research information and supports knowledge transfer to decision makers, for research evaluation, research managers, strategists, researchers, editors and the general public. A CRIS can be implemented using a subset or superset of the full CERIF model for projects, people, organisations, publications, patents, products, services and facilities (equipment in particular) with role-based, temporally-bound relationships. The advantages of CERIF are: its neutral architecture; the data model can be implemented [relational, object-oriented, information retrieval (including WWW)]; the process model can be implemented [DBMS and query (centralised or distributed), HTML web / harvesting / IR-query, advanced knowledge-based technology]. But interoperation requires a structured schema. Today CERIF is used as a model for implementation of a standalone CRIS (but interoperation ready), as a model to define the wrapper around a legacy non-CERIF CRIS to allow homogeneous access to heterogeneous systems and as a definition of a data exchange format to create a common data warehouse from several CRIS. +1577 Dictionary of veterinary medicine and livestock http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/163 This dictionary defines and brings together nearly six thousand Catalan terms with the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, pertaining to the thematic areas of pathology and histopathology, pathogens and disease, clinical animal production , reproduction and printing techniques, identification systems, bromatology, veterinary inspection and pets, among others. This is the online version of the dictionary veterinary and livestock, and Encyclopedia edited by TERMCAT Catalan in 2002 and prepared under the direction and coordination of scientific Iscle Selga with terminology TERMCAT coordination and participation of the Department of Health and Social Security and the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Government of Catalonia; Veterinary Schools Council of Catalonia, the Catalan Agricultural Foundation, the Association of Agricultural Engineers of Catalonia and the Association of Agricultural Engineers and Agricultural Experts of Catalonia. This edition allows first consultation subject of the data dictionary and incorporates amendments specific with respect to the paper version, the result of maintenance work to date of the data conducted by TERMCAT, and also includes the terminology in paper version was compiled without defining tables in appendices devoted to ethnology and morphology of animals. +1578 Lexicon of the European Communities http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/27 This dictionary offers more than three hundred Catalan terms coming from the “European Communities” section in the Eurovoc multilingual thesaurus, with the equivalents in Spanish, French and English. Terms refer to European Union and public service institutions, Community law, European construction and Community finances, which have been revised by a team of specialists from the EU Department in the Catalan Government. +1579 Administrative Law Dictionary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/169 This dictionary contains 1,130 terms with the definition and explanatory notes in Catalan, Spanish and equivalents subject area, which can be accessed through the option Access theme. This is the online version of the Dictionary of Administrative Law TERMCAT which was co-authored and published by the Department of Justice. the work is part of the collection together with the Legal Terms Vocabulary penitentiary and criminal law and civil law dictionary. +158 Biomedical Resource Ontology http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/BRO A key enabling technology for Biositemaps is the Biomedical Resource Ontology (BRO) which is a controlled terminology for the 'resource_type' and which is used to improve the sensitivity and specificity of web searches. This is under development by a number of NIH-funded researchers who have a combined interest in classification of biomedical resources. +1580 Dictionary of civil law http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/150 This dictionary contains 1160 words corresponding to the five major traditional areas of civil law: general civil law, civil law of obligations and contracts, real rights, family law and inheritance law. Each article contains the names in Catalan equivalents Spanish definitions and often explanatory notes. There is a dictionary of Catalan civil law, but also includes the Catalan civil law, the concepts of civil law applicable to Catalonia. it is the online version of the dictionary civil, prepared by TERMCAT and the Justice Department of the Generalitat of Catalonia, published in 2005. the original data can be updated and subsequently completed. +1581 Vocabulary criminal and prison law http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/172 This vocabulary contains 2,705 terms related to four thematic groups: criminal law, criminal procedural law, penal law and military criminal law. Each article displays the names in Catalan, Spanish equivalent, subject area -which can be accessed through Access the tool temàtic- and often explanatory notes. This is the online version of the vocabulary of criminal law and penal TERMCAT prepared by the Justice Department and the Government of Catalonia, published on paper in 2000. in this time, some of the original data have been updated or completed. the work is the first title of the collection Legal Terms, which are also part of the Dictionary of civil law and administrative law dictionary, all available line. +1582 Terminology Basic elections http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/179 The terminology includes 129 basic elections terms related to the process and electoral systems. Each term includes Catalan terms, definitions, equivalents in Spanish, French and English and, if necessary, additional notes. The work has been made by TERMCAT collaboration with the Ministry of Home Affairs and Institutional Relations of the Generalitat of Catalonia. He has also participated in the project by the Department of Spanish Language Directorate-General for Translation of the European Commission, which has provided documentary information. This Dictionary aims to be a practical tool of reference for all professionals using the terminology elections, either in areas theoretical or academic, whether in areas of outreach. We encourage you therefore to use it, spread it between group involved and send us any suggestions for improvement or upgrade. +1583 Terminology trade fairs and congresses http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/31 This dictionary includes more than two hundred words, with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French, English and Portuguese. These are the terms most commonly used in both the organization and the development of fairs and congresses. This is the online version of the trade fairs and congresses terminology, dictionary developed by TERMCAT 2003 in collaboration with the Department of Employment, Industry, Trade and Tourism and highly experienced professionals in the field. +1584 Basic vocabulary of stores http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/129 This vocabulary includes the Catalan denominations of more than a thousand products, most of which can be found in a department store with its equivalents in Spanish, French, Portuguese and English. To facilitate your search, you can check classified sections, such as supermarkets. also contained in these five languages more than three hundred fifty expressions that can occur regularly in conversations between buyer and seller, also arranged thematically. this is the version line of the second edition, expanded and updated, the basic vocabulary of stores, a joint project between the Government of Andorra and Terminology Center TERMCAT we hope to facilitate multilingual communication to our businesses, particularly drives are the use of Catalan. +1585 Dictionary of financial markets http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/23 This dictionary gathers about six hundred terms with the Catalan definition and equivalents in Spanish, French and English, related to financial markets and corresponding to seven thematic fields: organization, structure and functioning, people and entities, assets, transactions, hiring process and assets and issuers analysis. It is the online version for the Diccionari dels mercats financers, a joint project carried out by the Catalan Government Economy and Finance Department and TERMCAT that systematizes for the first time the financial terminology in Catalan. +1586 Dictionary of collective bargaining http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/5 This dictionary contains about six hundred terms specific processes such as excellent the relations between unions and collective enterprises, working conditions, collective agreements, management of human resources and the particularities of the labor market. Apart and the definition of the names in Catalan, the dictionary provides the equivalents in Spanish, French and English. This is the online version of the Dictionary of collective bargaining, developed jointly by TERMCAT and the Department of Labor of the Government of Catalonia 2000. +1587 Notary Terminology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/17 This dictionary includes about three hundred words, which are most commonly used in the note and presents the names and the definition in Catalan and Spanish equivalents. In addition to more typical of the world of notary also include terms from other areas of law closely linked to the daily work of the notary, such as civil law, mortgage law or commercial law. This is the online version of notarial terminology, made the 2004 TERMCAT and the Association of notaries of the Balearic Islands and Catalonia, with the support of the Language Policy Service of the Government of Andorra and the schools mentioned above. +1588 Vocabulary of strategic planning http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/35 More and more institutions plan their future in a strategic way, analyzing and organizing its objectives and tasks necessary to achieve them, taking into account the internal and external factors that may have no effect. This Dictionary contains basic terms used in this planning methodology. for each term and definition denominations present in Catalan equivalents in Spanish, French and English and, in some cases, linguistic or conceptual clarification. the vocabulary is been reviewed by many industry experts and neologisms Catalan language raises questions such as SWOT matrix, goal, mission or vision, have been studied by the Supervisory Council TERMCAT. +1589 Dictionary of income http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/6 "This dictionary includes the basic terms for the declaration of income and assets. It is about 122 names with terms and definition in Catalan and Spanish equivalents, reviewed by specialists from the Association of Administrative Managers of Catalonia ""." +159 Australian Thesaurus of Education Descriptors http://cunningham.acer.edu.au/multites2007/index.html The Australian Thesaurus of Education Descriptors (ATED) is the definitive reference on Australian terminology in the area of education. It reflects terminology used to describe research and practice in Australian education. ATED is used to index the Australian Education Index, Education Research Theses and the ACER library catalogue and can also be used to consult these databases. The Thesaurus can be used to index documents, whether in print or electronic and also to index web sites. It can also be used to organise reading lists and bibliographies. +1590 Vocabulary of social responsibility http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/175 The social responsibility of companies, organizations and public authorities is increasingly important in today's society. For this reason, TERMCAT considered necessary the elaboration of a terminology compilation containing the basic terminology of this field. the vocabulary includes a total of 36 terms. Each term and definition includes the names in Catalan equivalents in Spanish, French, English and German, and in some cases, conceptual clarifications or notes as an example. for the preparation of this vocabulary has received the support of Josep Maria Canyelles, specialist in social responsibility. +1591 Dictionary athletics http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/19 This dictionary contains about four hundred fifty terms used in athletics with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English. The terminology collection under tree field Dictionary refers mainly to the space race, the methods and tests each type of equipment required, athletes, judges and organization. to create this dictionary must match the Dictionary athletics TERMCAT published in 1992 for the Olympic Games in Barcelona. in order to ensure currently, however, there has been a complete review of names, definitions and equivalents in accordance with general Dictionary sports that TERMCAT is about to publish. +1592 Dictionary of Motoring http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/162 This dictionary contains over two hundred terms related to the world of motoring, with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, mostly from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010 and reviewed by specialists of the Catalan Federation of Motor Racing Circuit and Catalonia. Additionally have reproduced thirty terms of dictionary terms leaflet Formula 1. +1593 Basic vocabulary of cricket http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/138 This dictionary includes the basic terms used in cricket, a sport very popular in Anglo-Saxon countries, which gradually took root in Catalonia. The vocabulary, which contains the names and the definition in Catalan equivalents in Spanish and English, has been carried out with the collaboration of the Sports Federation Union of Catalonia and the Consortium for Language Normalization and has been reviewed by specialists of the Union of Catalan Sport Cricket Clubs. there are a number of Catalan neologisms such as track innings and stuck out TERMCAT the Supervisory Board ratified as an alternative to the original anglicisms. +1594 Chess Terminology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/16 This dictionary includes hundreds of terms specific to the game of chess with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French, English and German. All the information coming from the General Dictionary of the sport and have been reviewed by specialists of the Catalan Federation of Chess. +1595 Dictionary fencing http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/26 This dictionary includes nearly five hundred names and terms with the Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010, and reviewed by experts Catalan Fencing Federation. These terms have their origin in the Dictionary fencing published on the occasion of the Barcelona Olympics in 1992. +1596 General Dictionary of Sport http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/114 This dictionary is the online versiono f the Diccionari general de l’esport ('General Dictionary of Sport'), a work created by TERMCAT, in cooperation with the Catalan Union of Sports Federations and several Balearic and Valencian federations, and supported by the Catalan, Andorran and Balearic governements. The Diccionari general de l’esport, which gathers 11,000 terms belonging to 80 different sports, aims to be a useful tool to a wide range of users: sportspeople, coaches, referees, enthusiasts, journalists or translators, interested in learning the Catalan designation for a term, its equivalent designations in Spanish, French or English, the exact meaning of a term or, for example, what is the most common terminology of a particular sport. +1597 Dictionary of watersports http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/155 This dictionary includes over seven hundred terms used in water sports, corresponding to the current five sports competitions: swimming, synchronized swimming, diving, water polo and open water swimming. At present the names and the definition and Catalan equivalents in Spanish, French and English. it is a dictionary that holds the base and the specificity of swimming Dictionary 1991, published on the occasion of the Olympic Games of Barcelona, with updates general Dictionary of the sport in 2010 and the addition of swimming in open water. +1598 Terminology Adventure sport http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/28 This dictionary includes terms with seventy names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010. To facilitate understanding both the full each sport as the same sport, have been included in this terminology sporting activities (eg kite surfing) and, simultaneously, the basic object with which they made (the kite and surfboard traction kite for kite surfing or even dog mushing nordic in the case). +1599 Terminology winter sports http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/29 This dictionary contains about one thousand three hundred with names and terms in Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of the sport. +160 Educational Terminology Bank http://vocabularyserver.com/mercosur/uruguay/ 161 terms, 14 relations between terms, 4 equivalent terms. +1600 Dictionary of Water Sports http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/10 This dictionary includes nearly a thousand of terms from the fields of sailing, surfing, water skiing, motorboat, rowing and canoeing with names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French English. This dictionary is an updated and expanded second edition of which was published in 2005. the terms of the Dictionary of sports come from the general Dictionary of sport, published by TERMCAT 2010. These terms that have their origin in the 1992 Olympic dictionaries (Dictionary of sailing, rowing and dictionary dictionary canoeing), appropriately updated and reviewed by specialists lexical respective federations for other sports. +1601 Dictionary of Olympic sports http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/30 This dictionary includes more than seven thousand names with terms and definitions in Catalan and equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010. It contains the following sports terminology : athletics, badminton, basketball, baseball, boxing, cycling, fencing, football, gymnastics, weightlifting, handball, equestrian, field hockey, judo, wrestling, swimming, synchronized swimming, modern pentathlon, canoeing, rowing, diving, taekwondo, tennis , table tennis, archery, Olympic shooting, sailing, volleyball and water polo. These are terms that have their origin in the 1992 Olympic dictionaries, appropriately updated and reviewed by specialists lexical respective federations. +1602 Football Dictionary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/3 This dictionary contains about four hundred terms related to the world of football, with the names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French, Italian, English and German, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010 and reviewed by specialists of the Catalan football Federation. We especially thank Claudio Critelli completion of Italian equivalents. the collection updates the dictionary edited by TERMCAT football with the Olympic Games in Barcelona. +1603 Dictionary of motorcycling http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/7 "This dictionary includes terms with two hundred names and Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of sport and reviewed by specialists of the Catalan Championship and Tour of Catalonia ""." +1604 Dictionary of figure skating http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/8 This dictionary contains hundreds of names and terms with the Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010, and reviewed by specialists Catalan Federation of Winter Sports. +1605 Dictionary of rugby http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/24 This dictionary includes more than two hundred names and terms with the Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English, from the General Dictionary of Sport, published by TERMCAT 2010. These terms that have their origin in the dictionary published in 1995 by TERMCAT rugby within the collection of dictionaries Olympics, now revised, updated and expanded specialists federations Catalan and Andorran rugby and Northern Catalonia. +1606 Terminology Snowboarding http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/14 This dictionary includes nearly one hundred fifty with the names and terms in Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English. The terms come from the dictionary of the snow, published by TERMCAT 2001, where available terms other winter sports in nivology, geomorphology, sports medicine, and rescue facilities and equipment. +1607 Lexicon of food additives http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/135 This lexicon contains about four hundred terms that designate food additives authorized in Spain in accordance with current regulations. Each term includes the equivalent names in Catalan and Spanish, French and English, in addition to the number identification and functional common classes, which can also be accessed via the Access theme. it should be noted that systematized the names of additives in Catalan, Spanish and French names corresponding compounds chemical expression of the second forming a prepositional phrase introduced by the preposition instead of resorting to adjectives (eg sodium acetate instead of sodium acetate, sodium acetate, sodium acetate instead; acetate sodium, rather than sodique acetate). +1608 EGovernment basic terminology and processes http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/170 This dictionary includes the basic terms used in the field of e-government, and also the most common concepts related to the improvement and simplification of administrative processes. It includes 164 terminological files containing names in Catalan, Spanish, French English, Catalan definitions, explanatory notes and some indication of the subject area. the terms correspond to the six following thematic areas: technology infrastructure, processing electronics, security, administrative, quality and strategic planning and analysis, process improvement and simplification . the work has been prepared by TERMCAT, which has taken over the terminology work, and the Department of Governance and Institutional Relations of the Generalitat of Catalonia, which has offered specialized collaboration. +1609 cartographic Dictionaries http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/197 What is it? Diccionaris cartogràfics (‘Cartographic dictionaries’) is a compilation of four dictionaries edited by the Cartographic and Geological Institute of Catalonia with the advice of TERMCAT, printed by Enciclopèdia Catalana. The titles and authors of the four dictionaries are: - RABELLA i VIVES, Josep M.; PANAREDA i CLOPÉS, Josep M.; RAMAZZINI i GOBBO, Graziana. Diccionari terminològic de cartografia. - FRA PALEO, Urbano. Diccionari terminològic de fotogrametria. - NUNES, Joan. Diccionari terminològic de sistemes d'informació geogràfica. - PONS FERNÁNDEZ, Xavier; ARCALÍS PLANAS, Anna. Diccionari terminològic de teledetecció. Diccionaris cartogràfics, therefore, provide in a unified query more than eight thousand eight hundred terms related to cartography, with equivalents and definitions, and often with notes that provide new information. Is the origin of the terms indicated? With the aim of respecting the area, the characteristics and the authorship of each product, the origin of each term is indicated by means of the bibliographic citation. What actions have been done? The publication in a single online dictionary has only involved formal modifications in the data. Basically, in addition to marking the origin of each term, the representation of notes has been unified, and the encyclopaedic definitions have been divided, so there is a paragraph starting with the definition itself and additional information is offered in different parts according to their meaning. +161 Bioinformatics Web Services Ontology http://code.google.com/p/obi-webservice/ The Bioinformatics Web Services ontology (OBIws) is an ontology that extends the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI) to build an Ontology that supports consistent annotation of Bioinformatics Web services. We also consider reuse of terms available from the EMBRACE Data And Methods (EDAM) ontology. We follow a systematic methodology for enriching OBI with terms to support Web service Annotation. This process involves the design of ontology analysis diagrams for Web services and their subsequent analysis to discover terms that need to be added to the ontology. Current OBIws ontology is focusing on sequence analysis web services. With developed patterns of modeling web services, OBIws can be extended easily to support annotations of different kind web services. +1610 Terminology Ecommerce http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/15 This dictionary contains almost three hundred names and terms with the Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French and English. These are terms commonly used in this new variant of the trade, which already ranks among remarkable our habits of consumption. This is the online version of the e-commerce terminology, dictionary TERMCAT made in 2005 in collaboration with the Government of Andorra and specialists from academia, business and Administration. +1611 Basic terminology of mobile devices http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/171 This dictionary contains fifty terms related to mobile devices, especially smartphones and tablets, as defined in Catalan and equivalents in Spanish, French and English. Some listings also include explanatory notes and illustrations. both the glossary as user touch gestures have been published on the occasion of the mobile World Congress 2014 (MWC) in order to spread widely alternatives Catalan terms used among users of mobile devices in companies and the media echo of developments in this technology consumer. as strong character of neologisms terminology, this dictionary is a product that remains open for continuous updating of the content. the work TERMCAT been developed by collaboration with other agencies of the Government of Catalonia: the telecommunications s and Information Technology, the Department of Public Service Broadcasting and the Ministry of the Presidency and the Directorate General of Telecommunications and Information Society of the Department of Enterprise and Employment. +1612 Dictionary of Physics http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/149 Dictionary of physics, developed jointly by the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Catalan Encyclopaedia and TERMCAT, brings together more than three thousand and defines terms used in physics. It is part of the collection of scientific and technical dictionaries Science and Technology. the dictionary has had the collaboration of the Foundation La Pedrera Catalonia and the Foundation Torrens-Ibern. the physics in its purpose of describing the world, from the smallest particles known to the whole cosmos is considered a broad range of science, much terminology. This dictionary, however, is conceived as a collection of basic terminology, aiming to offer a practical reference tool. Includes terms of the following areas: mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, relativity, quantum physics, particle physics, nuclear physics, atomic physics and condensed matter physics. Rounding out the selec tion naming a blog devoted to the physics of the Earth and space and one dedicated to the medical physics. For each of these branches, the reader will find terms related to theories, equations and phenomena, and laws and models that explain, among the most important experiments and measurement units used or more of historical interest. The starting point of the nomenclature of the dictionary was the database of Catalan Encyclopedia and must be added the terms required to understand some of the concepts have been defined and eliminated more general. Each article contains the following information: the name Catalan considered the main lexical category; Catalan names synonymous, if necessary, also with the lexical category and indicating the type of remission (synonyms, abbreviations and synonyms complementary); equivalent in Spanish; French equivalents; equivalent in English; symbols, if applicable; subject area or subject areas in which the term is classified; definition, and, when deemed necessary for more information, a note or more. +1613 Carpentry dictionary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/188 This dictionary includes nearly 1,400 terms carpentry, corresponding to seven subject areas: equipment, utensils, tools and instruments, machinery and auxiliary equipment, structural and machine tools, materials, structures, techniques and processes, trades and installations . at present the names and the definition in Catalan equivalents in Spanish, French and English and, where appropriate, notes and illustrations that provide additional information about the name or concept defined. This is the online version of the dictionary carpentry, prepared by Peter and Pitu Basart Pujolàs with terminology TERMCAT advice and collaboration of experts in the field, and published in 2005 by TERMCAT sponsored by Bauhaus. +1614 Exotic woods terminology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/11 This dictionary includes sixty terms standardized by the Supervisory Council TERMCAT corresponding to wood currently used in Europe but from countries outside Europe, mainly in Africa, Asia and America. Each term contains the names and the definition Catalan and equivalents in Spanish, French, English and German. most equivalents taken from the UNE-EN 13556, which is also the official Spanish version of the European standard 13556, June 2003. explicit definitions the place of origin of the wood, the species of which is drawn (often more than one species) and other important features (weight, hardness, color heartwood, sapwood color , etc.). for more information about these botanical species coming from the woods Cercaterm. +1615 Gemology dictionary http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/168 This dictionary contains 1302 terms in the field of gemology, especially those related species gemmològiques, physical properties and characteristics of crystalline gems, inclusions and sizes. Also includes materials obtained in laboratory treatments used to improve the color and appearance of the gems, carving processes, machines and tools necessary to do it and end products that result, and measuring devices and accessories used in various analytical techniques. Each article contains the names in Catalan, equivalents in Spanish, French, Italian, English and German, and definition. This is the online version of the dictionary gemology, published by TERMCAT and Editions University of Barcelona in 1999, prepared under the direction and coordination of scientific Joaquim M. Nogués, with terminology coordination TERMCAT. This edition or can first consult thematic data dictionary and incorporates specific amendments with respect to the paper version, the result of the maintenance of updated data carried out by TERMCAT. +1616 http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/22 This lexicon contains more than thirteen thousand Catalan terms with equivalents in Spanish, French and English, concerning the most representative industrial sectors in Catalonia. This dictionary is the online version of the Lexicon multilingual industry, the work developed by TERMCAT with support of the Department of Innovation, Universities and Enterprise of the Generalitat of Catalonia. Both institutions hope that this release will facilitate the consultation of information and constantly updated. this will encourage everyone to make us your comments to improve the work. +1617 Book Terminology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/143 This dictionary defines and brings together nearly two hundred terms relating to the publishing industry relating to areas such as editing, printing, marketing and advertising. Each article contains the name and definition in Catalan. Most come terms Pan-Latin Vocabulary of dissemination and distribution of books, multilingual work made within the network Panlatin Terminology (really) under the coordination of the Office québécois de la langue française, and which has participated TERMCAT terms Catalan terminology. the vocabulary complete with equivalents in Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Galician and Romanian can be downloaded free in pDF format. +1618 Terminology Digital Marketing http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/185 In the field of digital marketing and social media are all learning and there is a big stage to explore creative. Everything moves fast, the pace is steady and there is no option to choose between being there or not. If possible faces the challenge is that users do not join us. the digital marketing strategies are here to stay, and it is necessary to know the basics to understand what rules work. for this reason, TERMCAT considered necessary the elaboration of a terminology compilation containing the basic terminology of the field. the corpus, and in many cases also the denominations have agreed through the proposals and comments of users on social networks . in terms neological cases, a group of experts reached consensus on a work session the best alternatives Catalan were then evaluated by the Supervisory Board. the terminology includes more than one hundred terms. Each term and definition includes the names in Catalan equivalents in Spanish, English and French, and in some cases, conceptual clarifications or notes as an example. +1619 International Vocabulary of Metrology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/192 The international vocabulary of metrology reflects the terminology of the Catalan translation of the International Vocabulary of Metrology. Fundamental concepts and associated terms and generals, 3rd ed. (VIM3). The work was translated by the Catalan Association of Clinical Laboratory Sciences with advice TERMCAT terminology, and published in 2012. this vocabulary contains 144 Catalan terms of this specific field of knowledge with the definitions corresponding equivalents in Spanish, French and Portuguese, and the reference code that identifies each section VIM3 terms. in some cases, offer conceptual clarifications or notes as an example. +1620 Terminology and phraseology of computer products http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/123 To assist in decision making linguistic and terminology during the creation or translation of computer products in Catalan, we present a set of chips that collect terminology and phraseology common in this industry. You will find: More 2,450 terminology records relating to areas of interest to the field of location: office, graphic and electronic publishing, e-commerce, mobile telephony, Internet, video games, information society ... over 3650 examples of which include chips 'phraseological units in Catalan and English, commonly used in the creation and translation of computer. in this case, the phrase Catalan is a proposal among various possible wordings appropriate. +1621 Information society. Novelas technologies and Internet http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/38 This online dictionary Occitan dictionary contains version information society. New technologies and the Internet. 2nd ed., Published by TERMCAT 2003. The work includes more than two thousand names and terms to the definition in Occitan and equivalents in Catalan, Spanish, French and English. the content has been written by Occitan Claudi Balaguer and validated by the Occitan Language group, a group created to support the Language Policy Secretariat in implementing the statutory mandate ordering the Occitan language is official in Catalonia. the project was carried out under TERMCAT methodological advice and the support of the Secretariat of Linguistic Policy of the Generalitat of Catalonia. +1622 Video Game Terminology http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/9 This dictionary contains about three hundred names and terms with Catalan definition and the equivalents in Spanish, French, English and German. The work is the result of a collaboration between industry experts and terminologists . (...) the video game industry is now a mass phenomenon. the first gaming machines, which appeared in the eighties, has given way to a market that is gradually becoming one of the most important audiovisual sectors. the development of computing and new technologies, along with the widespread use of the Internet and the preponderance of new leisure habits, have been largely responsible. in the Catalan-speaking territories is a dynamic profession game development studios and an intense interaction among the large group of players, but often it uses the language that uses English in their own solutions cases where alternatives can be used Catalan. With the aim of making available to the group of producers and users of gaming solutions necessary terminology in Catalan, we present terminology videogame result of a collaboration between terminology and industry experts. +1623 Glossary of Cosmochemistry http://www.meteorites.ucla.edu/glossary/ +1624 Lexicon of tourist transport http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/36 This dictionary contains more than two hundred specific terms in this field in eleven different languages. The terms and definitions contained the names of seven of the eight European languages not state who participated in the project (Aromanian, Catalan, Corsican, Galician , Ladin, Occitan and Sardinian). in addition, you can see the corresponding equivalent in the four languages most widely in the international sector (Spanish, French, English and German). TERMCAT has coordinated the preparation of this lexicon, which involved representatives of various linguistic groups that make up the project Linmiter which, driven by the Latin Union, aims to encourage the development of lexicographical and terminological Latin languages in the context of cooperation Panlatin. +1625 Pan-Latin vocabulary of social networks http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/156 This vocabulary contains 114 terms related to different social networks, especially Facebook and Twitter. Each term has the equivalent names in six Romance languages ​​(Catalan, Spanish -variants Europe and Mexico, French, Galician, Italian and Portuguese -variants Europe and Brazil), with corresponding indicators speech and also in English. the definitions are in Catalan and, in some cases, also in Spanish. It has been elaborated within the framework of the Network Panlatin Terminology (really), which aims to promote the development of the Romance languages. the project coordination was conducted TERMCAT, which has facilitated the naming game in Catalan, Spanish and English and definitions from basic terminology of social networking, which was developed in 2012 in collaboration with the Directorate General of Public Service Broadcasting and the Ministry of Presidency the Government of Catalonia. Of all the terminology that generates this field, the terms currently included are drawn mainly from the use and style guide on social networks of the Generalitat of Catalonia, which sets common guidelines the presence of the Government homogeneous social networks. However, this dictionary is a product that remains open for continuous updating of content. +1626 http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx Treasures terminology: Archeology, Ethnography, Decorative art, numismatics, fine arts, science and technology, documents, RAMEAU +1627 Decorative Art Treasures terminology http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx Treasures terminology: Archeology, Ethnography, Decorative art, numismatics, fine arts, science and technology, documents, RAMEAU +1628 http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx +1629 Treasures terminology Documents http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx Treasures terminology: Archeology, Ethnography, Decorative art, numismatics, fine arts, science and technology, documents, RAMEAU +163 EMBRACE Data and Methods http://www.edamontology.org/ EDAM (EMBRACE Data And Methods) is an ontology of bioinformatics operations (tool, application, or workflow functions), types of data, topics (application domains), and data formats. The applications of EDAM are within organising tools and data, finding suitable tools in catalogues, and integrating them into complex applications or workflows. Semantic annotations with EDAM are applicable to diverse entities such as for example Web services, databases, programmatic libraries, standalone tools and toolkits, interactive applications, data schemas, data sets, or publications within bioinformatics. Annotation with EDAM may also contribute to data provenance, and EDAM terms and synonyms can be used in text mining. EDAM - and in particular the EDAM Data sub-ontology - serves also as a markup vocabulary for bioinformatics data on the Semantic Web. +1630 Treasures terminology Ethnography http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx Treasures terminology: Archeology, Ethnography, Decorative art, numismatics, fine arts, science and technology, documents, RAMEAU +1631 Numismatic Treasures terminology http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx Treasures terminology: Archeology, Ethnography, Decorative art, numismatics, fine arts, science and technology, documents, RAMEAU +1632 http://tezaur.cimec.ro/IndexVizualizare.aspx +1633 Classification Scheme of the Documentary Resources Center of the Regional Institute of Administration of Lyon http://docplayer.fr/6752984-Systeme-de-classification-du-centre-de-ressources-documentaires-de-l-institut-regional-d-administration-de-lyon.html Content: A - the culture corner 00 - preparation for competition and professional examinations 10 - frame of publication 20 - public action 30 - questions international and european 40 - questions economic and social 50 - questions budget, financial and accounting 60 - questions administrative and juristic 70 - function public 80 - management 90 - professional tools +1634 Uniclass "Launched in 1997, Uniclass, the classification for the construction industry, is the UK implementation of BS ISO 12006-2, providing a structured approach to classifying the building information by organising information based upon common characteristics. The recent developments and wide-adoption of BIM to manage information across the project timeline, has meant the need for a unified approach to classification, ensuring that information is universally structured regardless of the author. This lead to a review of Uniclass and the development of Uniclass2."" ""A classification system is an essential tool for organising information. Without an agreed, comprehensive system for organising construction information it will be impossible to ensure interoperability between different information systems, design tools, and facilities management tools, with data entered once and re-used several times through the process. A construction classification system must include buildings, infrastructure and integrated project and office management. It must be able to map project information from the initial concept through brief, detailed design, construction, handover and facility operation and maintenance. To fully adopt the BIM process it is important to organise such information systematically and consistently. Uniclass 2 has been developed to produce a classification system for structuring information that is freely available for all participants throughout the life cycle of a project and beyond, which is endorsed by all construction and property bodies and professional institutions. It is dynamic, available online in various formats and managed by a team of experts who will monitor requests, update and control versioning." +1635 PLOS Subject Area Thesaurus The 'Subject Areas' panel on each article page displays a set of terms selected for that article based on its content. The Subject Areas belong to a thesaurus of over 10,000 terms initially built for us over the course of 2012 by Access Innovations, taking into account the controlled vocabulary of classification terms that had been in use in PLOS Editorial Manager. The entire corpus of PLOS articles was analysed to ensure that the thesaurus covers the research domain comprehensively. Specific terms are associated with articles by Machine Aided Indexing (MAI) which identifies text strings in the articles and matches them to Subject Area terms from the thesaurus. The output ranks the matches in order of frequency of hits within the text of the article and the top eight terms are selected for display. Whereas previously the eight terms were presented in alphabetical order, we are introducing weightings to the Subject Area panel, such that the order of Subject Areas will reflect the frequency of hits in the MAI process. This new presentation will be introduced progressively, beginning with the main Article tab. The MAI process uses a Rulebase to guide Subject Area selection. Whereas identifying a phrase such as 'Retinitis pigmentosa' is relatively straightforward for software, the issue is more complex for a word such as 'Sodium' where the relevant Subject Area might be 'Voltage-gated sodium channels', any of several sodium compounds or even just 'Sodium' the element. The rule for terms such as 'Sodium' are therefore compound and include conditional statements to disambiguate these different contexts. While the vast majority of terms are effectively indexed there remain ambiguities for some terms and part of our work is to continue to identify these cases and modify the Rulebase accordingly. The Subject Area terms are related to each other with a system of broader/narrower term relationships. The thesaurus structure is a polyhierarchy, so for example the Subject Area 'White blood cells' has two broader terms 'Blood cells' and 'Immune cells'. At its deepest the hierarchy is ten tiers deep, with all terms tracking back to one or more of the top tier Subject Areas, such as 'Biology and life sciences' or 'Social sciences'. The Subject Area terms can be used to filter PLOS content via the Subject-specific option in Advanced Search. The MAI Rulebase accommodates synonyms, so a Subject-specific Search for 'Highly active antiretroviral therapy' will retrieve articles based on MAI matches to 'HAART' (a known synonym) as well as 'Highly active antiretroviral therapy' in one step. Additionally, because we select the most frequently MAI-indexed Subject Areas for each article the Search returns articles where the Subject Area in question ranks highly enough to be included in the top eight MAI-retrieved terms, so is of relatively high significance, whereas a query term in an “All fields” search will return every article that contains even a single match to the query term. The hierarchical nature of the thesaurus also enhances article retrieval in Search. Not only does Search retrieve all articles specifically indexed by MAI with the query Subject Area term in question, but it also retrieves all articles specifically indexed with any Subject Area term that sits deeper into the hierarchy than the query Subject Area term, but on the same broader/narrower term path. Thus, in the 'White blood cells' example, queries for either 'Blood cells' or 'Immune cells' will return all articles indexed with 'White blood cells'. The Subject Area terms on all article pages are hyperlinked and following the link returns a listing of all articles to which that Subject Area term applies. Subject Area terms can also be used as the basis for Saved Searches, RSS feeds and PLOS ONE customized Journal Alerts. The content of the PLOS thesaurus and the Rulebase that governs the application of Subject Areas to the articles is constantly under review. We incorporate analysis of the Subject Area panel 'feedback' clicks into this review process, and are always happy to receive specific input on Subject Area terms and their application by email. We update the thesaurus behind the PLOS sites several times each year. +1636 Checklist Political Education http://www.die-bonn.de/esprid/dokumente/doc-2003/koerber03_01.pdf In this system, the two main tasks of a modern political-social education are contained: (1) the mediation and reflection of political and social knowledge for the purpose of the individual judgment and opinion formation with regard to upcoming social problems and problems; The promotion and support of competences, motives and emotional dispositions for competent and socially responsible commitment and action to deal with or solve these tasks and problems. The systematic approach follows a trend - setting trend which has been empirically observable for several years in political education Outside-school youth and adult education in general - in addition to the mediation and processing of information and knowledge the development of skills, motivation and social-moral dispositions gain in importance. +1637 Combined Nomenclature http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm The Combined Nomenclature is the goods classification used within the EU for the purposes of foreign trade statistics. It is also used by Directorate General 'Taxation and Customs Union' of the European Commission for customs duty purposes. The classification is maintained by Eurostat for the statistical aspects and by Taxation and Customs Union DG for the tariff aspects. The classification is based on the Harmonized System (HS) which it sub-divides where necessary for purposes of external trade, agricultural regulation and customs duties. The CN was introduced in 1988 together with the HS. Subheadings in the CN are identified by means of an eight-digit numerical code. The very considerable number of subdivisions within the CN were introduced with the EU's specific customs and foreign trade statistics requirements in mind. The CN is revised annually and, as a Council Regulation, is binding on the Member States. It appears in all EU official languages (except Irish). +1638 Controlled Health Thesaurus http://www.cdc.gov/phin/library/archive_2005/CHT_Download_05-04-05.zip CDC’s Thesaurus is structured around preferred concepts, sourced whenever possible from standard vocabularies, with their associated properties (metadata) in a polyhierarchical framework. The preferred concept bacillus anthracis, for example, has defined associations to the concept Anthrax (the disease caused by the target organism) and to the concept Anthrax vaccines (the prevention for the disease). This organism term is 'treed' in the polyhierarchy as both a soilborne bacillus organism and as a biological agent. The parent concept Anthrax has child concepts Cutaneous anthrax, Gastrointestinal anthrax, and Pulmonary anthrax. Thus the utilization of this cluster of concepts on a website or within an application enables a rich retrieval of all anthrax-related information. (...) The Controlled Health Thesaurus is a public health view of pertinent concepts from the National Library of Medicine’s Metathesaurus. Additional concepts needed to cover the public health domain are being added and will be advanced to NLM. CDC Research revealed that the National Library of Medicine’s Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) provided the broadest coverage of concepts for public health. Additional concepts from other UMLS vocabularies, such as the Computerized Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects (CRISP), Alcohol and Other Drug Thesaurus (AOD), and Library of Congress Subject Headings will be utilized as needed. CDC is leveraging the expertise of its subject matter experts and its public health partners to add additional public health concepts. Requirements for Thesaurus structuring and metadata selection came from the ANSI/NISO Z39.19 Guidelines for the Construction, Format, and Management of Monolingual Thesauri. The standard deals with aspects of term selection and the means for establishing and displaying relationships between terms. +1639 Power Thesaurus https://www.powerthesaurus.org/ Power Thesaurus is a fast, convenient and comprehensive online thesaurus. It's crowdsourced, meaning it has been built by a community of writers for writers. The vast collection of terms in Power Thesaurus is original and is based upon editorial work of our team and review of visitors' suggestions for many years. Users enjoy easy-to-follow look & feel, yet with powerful assisting tools. Visitors rate suggested words with handy voting, helping other writers to find the best term. Power Thesaurus is a constantly growing and improving synonym finder with the collective power of its visitors and editorial team! +164 British Education Thesaurus http://www.leeds.ac.uk/bei/COLN/COLN_default.html The British Education Index continues to serve its original, 50-year old, purpose as an independent subject and author index to the contents of significant education journals published in the UK. Within limitiations imposed by its self-financing status, the BEI also seeks to identify information from an increasingly diverse research environment, particularly addressing texts on the Internet and events, as detailed below. All BEI services are created and maintained by staff whose costs are met by income from royalties and from occasional contracted work, and who use custom-built but potentially widely exploitable information management tools to do their work. The British Education Thesaurus vocabulary was used for subject indexing, for example, allowing for the eventual closer connection between Education-line and the BEI database. (The British Education Thesaurus was first produced by the BEI in 1988 to provide a means to facilitate consistent subject indexing of literature by the Index.) +1640 Central Archive classification scheme https://dbk.gesis.org/dbksearch/Kategorien.htm The central archive classification scheme was developed to control the content, form, and function of questions from surveys of empirical social research, which is why the naming of the categories is based on the variational language of survey research And the retrieval of study descriptions in the data stock catalog (.) 36 main classes (collection categories), each with several categories and subcategories, index (alphabetical register) with about 1000 entries. +1641 Method list for the databases SOFIS and SOLIS Indexing and retrieval of the methodological approach of literature and research projects. (40) Descriptors, 100 synonyms. +1642 "CEWS categories ""Women in science and research""" http://www.gesis.org/fileadmin/upload/dienstleistung/tools_standards/CEWS-Kategorien.pdf Classification of and Basis of Topics for Literature, Links Collection as well as the 'News' (Scientific News, Event Calendar, Call for Papers, Job Market, CEWS News) in the CEWS-Portal. +1643 Language of Bindings Thesaurus http://www.ligatus.org.uk/lob/ The Language of Bindings Thesaurus (LoB) includes terms which can be used to describe historical binding structures. The thesaurus can be used as a lookup resource through this website and also as a software service where the terms can be retrieved directly through your own application. LoB is a young project and community contribution will ensure that it will be improved. (...) The thesaurus is structured based on the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS). Some of the main principle of that system are: We define concepts (not words) to avoid common problems such as when different communities use different words for the same idea. Each concept can have a number of labels (language words) which refer to the concept, with one of them being a recommended label (preferred label) and the rest being the alternative labels. Concepts are organised from the more general ones, the broader concepts, to the more specific ones, the narrower (broader / narrower relationship). A narrower term should always describe a concept which is included in the parent concept. For example, adzes is a narrower concept of tools and equipment because all adzes are tools. (...) LoB concepts are described in the so-called scope notes, which aim to give both a brief definition of each concept as well as a broader indication of what the concept is about, together with some historical information where this is known and relevant. (...) Where possible we have matched our concepts with concepts from the Getty AAT. Our intention is to submit LoB concepts to the AAT where corresponding terms do not exist. (...) The thesaurus is meant to be used as part of a documentation system. We recognise the value of the CIDOC-CRM in the documentation of cultural heritage. For this reason we have chosen our top concepts to match CIDOC-CRM entities so that their narrower concept hierarchies can be used as E55 Type for these entities in a documentation system. However, using a CRM compatible documentation system is not required. +1644 CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model http://www.cidoc-crm.org/cidoc-crm/ The CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) provides definitions and a formal structure for describing the implicit and explicit concepts and relationships used in cultural heritage documentation. The CIDOC CRM is intended to promote a shared understanding of cultural heritage information by providing a common and extensible semantic framework that any cultural heritage information can be mapped to. It is intended to be a common language for domain experts and implementers to formulate requirements for information systems and to serve as a guide for good practice of conceptual modelling. In this way, it can provide the 'semantic glue' needed to mediate between different sources of cultural heritage information, such as that published by museums, libraries and archives. +1645 Thesaurus of Old English http://oldenglishthesaurus.arts.gla.ac.uk/ This presentation of Old English vocabulary is conceptually arranged, and is therefore entitled A Thesaurus of Old English (TOE). The vocabulary of Anglo-Saxon England is presented within ordered categories. Ideally, the reader should approach the materials of the TOE by subject rather than through the alphabetic index of the printed edition. Roget-owners have long been accustomed to begin with a word and, by trying a few locations listed in the index, find the vocabulary group wanted. Moreover, for inclusiveness they trade detailed information. Should a word's precise meaning be wanted, a dictionary is needed. Most conceptually-organized thesauri tend therefore to be used by native speakers of a language, who know the meanings of the words scanned. Less assured speakers may turn to those alphabetically-organized thesauri where they will find more help with meaning but far fewer words. In the TOE any small group of items listed together as sharing a component of meaning resembles the strings of words that make up the entries of an alphabetically-organized thesaurus, but they are embedded within an inclusive conceptual scheme. The provision of brief indications of meaning at all levels of this scheme looks back behind Roget, to the way in which Wilkins supplies notions and words, where word-senses follow on from ideas explained. Thus, this thesaurus incorporates information about word meaning and could be described as an inside-out dictionary, with meanings first and then words. +1646 Classification System for Knowledge Organization Literature Classification System for Knowledge Organization Literature was devised by Ingetraut Dahlberg and is currently used by the editors of the Knowledge Organization Literature bulletins at ISKO. +1647 http://www.frauenmediaturm.de/frauenmediaturm/publikationen/feministischer-thesaurus/ +1648 thesaurA http://www.frida.at/thesaura.htm "With this project idea thesaurA - the name represents the feminist transformation of the male term 'thesaurus' and accentuated by the capitalization of the feminine ending the Austrian-specific approach - a concept was adopted which had already been implemented several times internationally: already in the 70s The American Thesaurus 'On Equal Terms' had been published, the first German-language thesaurus was published in 1994 by the Cologne 'FrauenMediaTurm'. Language and language behavior in a society are, as is well known, characterized by power structures and governance processes. This also means that linguistic norms represent linguistic actions. The use of language in our society is based on male values ​​and at the same time discriminates against women in several ways: he is sexist. Since keyword catalogs and thesauri are basically based on compilations of predominantly natural language terms, the conventional spelling of conventional Austrian documentation facilities is sexist. But also in other respects an anachronistic and useless hostile state is to be established. Within the last twenty years, in the context of the New Women's Movement and the influence of feminist criticism, social awareness about gender relations has been at least a reflection process. This has also resulted in different intensity reactions in science and in daily politics. The constantly growing amount of women-oriented literature, however, is opposed to a catchword which is not suitable for exhaustively evaluating feminist / woman-specific documentation material. This deficit is to be countered by proposing suggestions and providing assistance in the implementation of three sociolinguistic principles. The linguistic visualization of women is to be enforced by eliminating the universally argued male language form. Thus, if the content of a document refers to women and men, a codification must be carried out, which makes both sexes visible. Here, however, a gender specification is meant not only with regard to person names such as ""asylum seekers"" or ""asylum seekers"" or ""female youngsters"" or ""male youngsters"", but also as a feminine innovation in the case of composites such as ""workers' Workers 'movement' and 'Christianity'. (...) The first Austrian women's thesaurus as a reference book for orientation in the field of women's and gender studies contains 467 pages and consists of a manual, the main part with about 3000 terms, a permutation register and an index of the subjects according to subject group systematics; As additional documentary tools, four special lists - professional groups, form keywords, geographics and time-lapse words - are attached. The target groups of thesaurA include the content developers in both institutionalized documentation institutions and libraries, as well as in smaller specialized women's libraries, archives and documentation centers. However, the vocabulary should also be available to the users of these institutions in order to assist in the effective search for information." +1649 Canadian Feminist Thesaurus +165 Computer Network Thesaurus http://www.um.es/isgat/navegacion.php In the development of this thesaurus, a total of 262 terms have been included, of which 167 are descriptors and 95 are descriptors, and 31 relations of association and 135 relations of hierarchy are presented. +1650 Female Language +1651 Thesaurus on Women in Development +1652 On Equal Terms: A Thesaurus for Nonsexist Indexing and Cataloging +1653 Thesaurus pedagogy Thesaurus Pedagogy, published by the Documentation Center Pedagogy (DOPAED). Edited by the documentation of the Pedagogical Center, Berlin. +1654 DOMA Thesaurus Mechanical Engineering +1655 Thesaurus of Metallurgical Terms A Vocabulary Listing for use in Indexing, Storage and Retrieval of Technical Information in Metallurgy +1656 Descriptors / Keywords of the library system http://www.wisotech.rwth-aachen.de/?page_id=60 The system presented here applies to the old stocks of the library (...). +1657 Library-Bibliographical Classification http://lod.rsl.ru/ The Library-Bibliographical Classification (LBC), which is the National Classification System of the Russian Federation, is considered as one of the largest universal classification systems according to the opinion of International Society of Knowledge Organization (ISKO). The LBC is the newest classification system applied in the world today. It appeared in 1960-s, whereas Melwil Dewey’s Decimal Classification (DDC) was submitted in 1876, the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) – in 1895–1905, the Library of Congress Classification (LCC) – in 1912, S. R. Ranganathan’s Colon Classification (CC) – in 1936. By its semantic power the LBC can be compared with the UDC. The LBC belongs to the combinative systems (as well as the UDC); its capability cannot be measured in the quantity of main schedules divisions because the quantity of combinations with divisions of auxiliary classification tables is immeasurable. The system’s newness indicates its science-based structure and the accordance between its content and the contemporary level of science development and social practice. The LBC is a permanently developing system. The LBC has a broad range of options available – for scientific, public (termed 'mass' in the USSR before 1991), regional libraries as well as full, medium or abridged schedules – presented now both in books and in machine-readable (electronic) form. None of existing classification system could have survived that sort of severe social upheaval which had fallen to the lot of the LBC. Created in the USSR, it fully reflected the ideology of Soviet society. Only few years needed to accomplish the task of deideologization of its content entirely and to ensure the process of modernization, in fact, the updating of all the structure and contents. As a result, there came a schedules different from the Soviet LBC for its structure and content. In 2001, the commencing issue of the Medium LBC schedules appeared (the publishing is still proceeding: 6 of 9-10 issues have already been published). It is hard for libraries to have time to master each new issue of the schedules: the changes are so significant that it can even be necessary to start new ranges of catalogs, to restructure the book collections completely. The LBC is the National classification system of the Russian Federation. It adequately covers history, philosophy, economics, and geography of Russia, art and culture of its peoples, doing that as completely as no foreign classification could do. The LBC is now used in 95% of libraries in our country. +1658 The national term bank of science http://tieteentermipankki.fi/wiki/Termipankki:Etusivu The Bank of Finnish Terminology in Arts and Sciences is a multidisciplinary project which aims to gather a permanent terminological database for all fields of research in Finland. The project has created a Semantic MediaWiki platform, which offers a collaborative environment. The semantic MediaWiki platform is an open collaborative website. This means that anyone can freely use it and also participate in the discussion about terms. The data available for all users includes the following details: The term and its synonyms in Finnish; Definition(s); The concept's place in the concept system and concept diagrams; Information about the term’s morphological structure; Ostensive definitions (e.g. pictures); Contexts (e.g. links to abstracts of articles); Term equivalents in other languages (and information about the translatability of terms when necessary). The working method is a type of limited crowd-sourcing. The terminology will be gathered among expert groups in different fields of research. The project is being carried out in three pilot projects: botany, jurisprudence, and linguistics. In the course of the pilot projects, the operations models for the teamwork of expert groups will be developed in order to take into account varying practices and terminological demands in different subfields of research. The published view of each terminological entry will be defined by the relevant expert group and customized to fit the special needs of each field of research. The core of the terminological work is done by expert teams from various fields of the arts and science. The members of each expert team have access to a wide range of wiki editing resources and can add information into every slot of the database in their field of expertise. They will also label the definition of a term as “checked” when they think that it meets the standards of the field. It is also possible to include existing terminologies in the bank – of course with the permission of those who own the copyright. +1659 GAMECIP - Computer Game Platforms http://gamemetadata.org/uri/platform A listing of computer game platforms. Work in progress. +166 Semantic Network Service https://sns.uba.de The Semantic Network Service (SNS) of the Federal Environment Agency provides support for all questions concerning environmental terms including the common place names. (...) SNS contains a bi-lingual (German/English) semantic network which consists of three components: - the Environmental Thesaurus UMTHES® with more than 50,000 inter-networked terms. (Descriptors and Non-Descriptors). - the Geo-Thesaurus-Environment (GTU) with more than 25,000 geographic names and the spatial intersections of all these places. - an Environmental Chronology containing more than 600 contemporary and historical events that affected the environment. The Federal Environment Agency provides this service to encourage the practice of a common domain language in the German Environmental Informatics, and to make this terminology accessible by the public. +1660 Universitätsbibliothek Business Classification Freehand Area (RH Signatures) http://www.ub.unibas.ch/fileadmin/redaktion/wwz/pdf/VERZ_rh_klassifikation_UB_Wirtschaft_20131001_bdu_do.pdf The following classification scheme covers the following areas: general, secondary disciplines, economics, economics and industry, business economics, sociology, political science and political sociology But there are different and equivalent possibilities of the location, especially in the case of interdisciplinary and equally worked questions: these are then referred to as references or pragmatic all aspects of the subject are grouped together in individual subject groups: cf., for example, subject groups 010 019, 123, 340, 385 or 721. +1661 PSYNDEX Terms http://www.zpid.de/index.php "The PSYNDEX terms are the controlled vocabulary of the PSYNDEX database, which is based on the"" Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms ""(Copyright American Psychological Association, all rights reserved), whose entire word stock has been translated into German Has been updated and now contains 5973 main terms of the psychological specialist language in German and English, with a total of 4188 references. In the new edition, 360 main concepts and 334 references have been added." +1662 Glossary of Technical Theatre Terms http://www.theatrecrafts.com/glossaryofterms Welcome to the Biggest Technical Theatre Glossary on the Web, now in its 18th year! OVER 1900 TERMS NOW LISTED, AND MORE ADDED REGULARLY! NEW: MOBILE SEARCH Go to http://m.theatrecrafts.com. +1663 Glossary of Art Terms http://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/glossary A term generally used to describe art that is not representational or based on external reality or nature. +1664 KOS Relation-Type Vocabulary https://github.com/dcmi/repository/blob/master/mediawiki_wiki/NKOS_Vocabularies.md#KOS_Relation_Vocabulary Relationships between entities of different types and relationships between entities of the same type +1665 KOS Types Vocabulary https://nkos.dublincore.org/nkos-type.html The NKOS KOS Types vocabulary have been developed as Dublin Core Application Profile by the Networked Knowledge Organization Systems (NKOS) group based on an overview of KOS types by Marcia Zeng. +1666 City of Toronto (Canada) Subject Thesaurus http://opendata.toronto.ca/clerk/controlled.vocabulary/subject_thesaurus.xml This subject-based controlled vocabulary is used to tag content and improve information and service searches by staff and the public. Examples of City of Toronto services that tag content with subject terms include 311, Council and Committee meetings and agendas and Open Data. +1667 TNM Classification of Malignant Tumors http://www.uicc.org/resources/tnm The classification of cancer by anatomic disease extent, i.e. stage, is the major determinant of appropriate treatment and prognosis. Stage is an increasingly important component of cancer surveillance and cancer control and an endpoint for the evaluation of the population-based screening and early detection efforts. The UICC has published the UICC TNM classification of malignant tumours for over 50 years. The UICC TNM classification is the internationally accepted standard for cancer staging. The UICC TNM Classification is an anatomically based system that records the primary and regional nodal extent of the tumor and the absence or presence of metastases. (...) The UICC TNM staging system is the common language in which oncology health professionals can communicate on the cancer extent for individual patients as a basis for decision making on treatment management and individual prognosis but can also be used, to inform and evaluate treatment guidelines, national cancer planning and research. (...) The TNM classification is a unified standard and is a prerequisite for ensuring the quality of care in all resource-settings. It goes beyond clinician practice and constitutes vital information for policy-makers developing or implementing cancer control and prevention plans and it is therefore important to include the TNM classification as part of cancer registration. +1668 List of Authority Actions for the Indexing of Local Archives http://data.culture.fr/thesaurus/resource/ark:/67717/T2 The authority list 'Actions' brings together descriptors designating stocks, intervention methods or procedures. These descriptors are not by themselves indexing terms but must be associated with one or more of the thesaurus descriptors +1669 Authority List Historical Context for the Indexing of Local Archives http://data.culture.fr/thesaurus/resource/ark:/67717/T4 The Historical Context list contains descriptors for historical events or periods. These descriptors are not by themselves indexing terms, but must be associated with one or more descriptors of the subject thesaurus, if The documentary context requires it. +167 Canadian Literacy Thesaurus http://thesaurusalpha.org/ The Canadian Literacy Thesaurus/Thésaurus canadien d' alphabétisation was first published in 1992 by the Canadian Literacy Thesaurus Coalition. A second edition, published in 1996, brought the total number of terms to 1890 in English and 1950 in French. A revised, on-line version of the Thesaurus, launched early 2008, has brought the total number of terms to 2097 in English and 2201 in French. The online version of the Canadian Literacy Thesaurus replaces the print version. The Thesaurus can be used to index documents, whether they are print, audiovisual, or electronic. It can also be used to organize reading lists and bibliographies. People can consult the Thesaurus when searching in existing databases such as library catalogues. Finally, the Thesaurus will be helpful to people who wish to familiarize themselves with terminology or emerging concepts in the Canadian literacy field. +1670 Authority List Typology Documentary for the Indexing of Local Archives http://data.culture.fr/thesaurus/resource/ark:/67717/T3 The 'Documentary typology' authority list includes terms that refer to easily identifiable categories of documents (eg chrono, register, plan) or more precise terms, but refer to documents that are generally paid and stored in series (example: These descriptors are not by themselves indexing terms but must be associated with one or more descriptors of the subject thesaurus, if the documentary context so requires. +1671 Vocabulary for Photographic Techniques http://data.culture.fr/thesaurus/resource/ark:/67717/2012b973-ddb2-4540-a775-9157c3c1d7fd The purpose of this vocabulary is to provide a standardized list of terms for describing the variety of photographic techniques that archival holdings can contain. It is structured into five main parts corresponding to the steps of identifying a photograph: the polarity of The image (negative or positive) which constitutes the first level of indexing; the type of medium, which constitutes a second level of indexing (to be used whenever it is not possible to identify the method The type of process, which corresponds to a third level of indexation (the identification of the type of process can make it easier to identify fragile, precious or even rare documents, including the conservation or The mode of representation (to be used in second level in substitution of the nature of the support, and to supplement possibly pa) R the process by which it was created); The mode of reproduction. +1672 Open Science Taxonomy https://www.fosteropenscience.eu/foster-taxonomy/open-science "The FOSTER portal is an e-learning platform that brings together the best training resources for those who need to know more about Open Science, or who need to develop strategies and skills for implementing Open Science practices in their daily workflows. Here you will find a growing collection of training materials to meet the needs of many different users, from early-career researchers, to data managers, librarians, funders, and graduate schools."" Click on ""View the taxonomy tree""." +1673 European Migration Network Glossary & Thesaurus http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home-affairs/what-we-do/networks/european_migration_network/glossary/index_a_en.htm The EMN Glossary improves comparability by enabling a common understanding and use of terms and definitions relating to asylum and migration. The Glossary draws on a variety of sources, but primarily on the legislation of the EU asylum and immigration acquis, and makes terms available in the majority of Member State languages. +1674 GeoNames http://www.geonames.org/ The GeoNames geographical database is available for download free of charge under a creative commons attribution license. It contains over 10 million geographical names and consists of over 9 million unique features whereof 2.8 million populated places and 5.5 million alternate names. All features are categorized into one out of nine feature classes and further subcategorized into one out of 645 feature codes. (...) The data is accessible free of charge through a number of webservices and a daily database export. GeoNames is already serving up to over 150 million web service requests per day. GeoNames is integrating geographical data such as names of places in various languages, elevation, population and others from various sources. All lat/long coordinates are in WGS84 (World Geodetic System 1984). Users may manually edit, correct and add new names using a user friendly wiki interface. GeoNames has Ambassadors in many countries who assist with their help and expertise. +1675 Resource Type Vocabulary https://www.coar-repositories.org/activities/repository-interoperability/ig-controlled-vocabularies-for-repository-assets/coar-vocabularies/deliverables/ The Resource Type vocabulary defines concepts to identify the genre of a resource. Such resources, like publications, research data, audio and video objects, are typically deposited in institutional and thematic repositories or published in ejournals. This vocabulary supports a hierarchical model that relates narrower and broader concepts. Multilingual labels regard regional distinctions in language and term. Concepts of this vocabulary are mapped with terms and concepts of similar vocabularies and dictionaries. The Resource Type vocabulary builds on and extends the controlled list of publication types defined in info:eu-repo/semantics. Backward compatibility is ensured by a suggested mapping. The Resource Type vocabulary is part of the COAR Controlled Vocabularies. +1676 Thesaurus for research terms http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/176 +1677 Institute of Education Thesaurus http://eprints.ioe.ac.uk/18585/ "See ""IOE Thesaurus Terminology Rules"" (http://eprints.ioe.ac.uk/18585/7/IOE%20Thesaurus%20Terminology%20Rules%20v1.docx)." +1678 Glottolog Classification http://glottolog.org/glottolog/family Languages are classified (...) into 243 families and 189 isolates, i.e., one-member families. This classification is the best guess by the Glottolog editors and the classification principles are described (...). Users should be aware that for many groups of languages, there is little available historical-comparative research, so the classifications are subject to change as scholarship and interest in those languages increase. +1679 Thomson Reuters Business Classification http://thomsonreuters.com/en/products-services/financial/market-indices/business-classification.html TRBC classifies the primary business activity of over 72,000 listed companies from 130 countries into a five level hierarchy. Dedicated, local language speaking analysts utilize company filings, Reuters news and Thomson Reuters corporate actions services in order to assign and maintain a company's activity. TRBC helps you identify, monitor and analyze companies and industries across global markets and is the ideal tool for benchmarking, peer comparison and navigation. TRBC is the basis for Thomson Reuters sector indices, and is also available for investors and managers looking to build custom sector and thematic indices. +168 Global Product Classification http://www.gs1.ch/gs1-system/das-gs1-system/gdsn/gpc In order to make sure products are properly and consistently classified, the Global Product Classification is used in the GDSN The GPC provides a common language for all partners involved in the master data exchange to group products in the same way, Improves the integrity and quality of the master data in the GDS network, and reduces language barriers, as the GPC is available in multiple languages, and enables evaluations across different product groups. +1680 ETIM Classification http://prod.etim-international.com/class Product classification is simply a logical, unambiguous classification (taxonomy) of products in different product classes (categories), designed so that anyone within the sector can communicate about those products without misunderstandings. The ETIM model gives a listing of the most important technical characteristics of each product class to describe and find the products. Each class has several synonyms, thereby finding the right product is much easier for everyone! (...) Uniform product classification in itself is not a final product as it is. The product classification is also not a software application, product database, product generator or search engine. Those are applications that use the article classification as a basis. The product classification offers the structure for standardised product data that you can exchange in a uniform way via the communication standards and which can be used in numerous applications. (...) With the gradual growth of acceptance of product classification, it is remarkable how trading companies hesitate to participate out of fear of price comparison. They are afraid that the transparency of product information makes it easier to compare product prices. This does contain a grain of truth. On the other hand, this is already possible with current technology and the product price is of course only one of the many selection criteria for a customer. Aspects such as quality, delivery reliability, logistical performance and supplier expertise also play an important role for a customer. A supplier that is capable of providing product information electronically has the preference, because it saves the parties a lot of time and therefore also money. +1681 DBK-Classification https://bips.dk/v%C3%A6rkt%C3%B8jsemne/dbk-klassifikation#0 DBK was the first bid for a coherent classification system for construction in Denmark and was developed in the period 2003-2006. DBK is a common system for classification of building and building information - developed for the Digital Building. DBK replaces the old SfB system And different industry-oriented or home-based systems. DBK is subsequently replaced by CCS. Classification is necessary to keep track of the many different types of information that is part of a construction project or in connection with building operations. The DBK classification system establishes a basic information structure, a coherent systematics And a common conceptual device that ensures precise communication. At the same time, it identifies any piece of information uniquely, making it easy to retrieve and recognize. It is a crucial prerequisite for digitizing the construction processes - and at the same time provides the basis for developing requirements specifications for development Off i T tools for construction. DBK establishes frameworks to classify all parts of the construction throughout its life cycle - from program to disposal. The system thus classifies not only building parts, buildings and rooms, but also actors, processes, documents, experience and building knowledge information, etc. DBK is also considerably more complex than, for example, SfB, as DBK considers a building component from different aspects or angles. For this reason, DBK operates with a product aspect (what the object consists of), a form aspect (how it looks), a functional aspect (how it is used) and a placement aspect (how it is built). +1682 DK5 Decimal Classification http://www.dbc.dk/nationale-opgaver/dk5 DK5 is the common setup and classification system for the Danish public and school libraries. The system consists of a systematic overview of subject areas and an alphabetical and a systematic register, respectively. (...) DK5 is an aspect-oriented classification system. The 100 main groups are Subdivided according to the decimal principle. The primary division in the decimal class division takes place according to disciplines and subjects. The structure is in principle hierarchical in both notation and group relations. The aim is that DK5's systematics reflect as much as possible the knowledge universe that is expressed in the current Danish Publicity The objective of timeliness implies that audits can be made in the system and system terminology on an ongoing basis. It must be kept up to date in accordance with professional / social development. However, in a controlled system, there will always be some reversal in the audit work. General level: DK5's specificity Developed to correspond to the need for comminution by the national bibliographic registration of physical materials that are set up according to the system. In other words, the development of the general level of DK5 relates to its function as a setup system. +1683 PeriodO http://perio.do/ PeriodO is a gazetteer of scholarly definitions of historical, art-historical, and archaeological periods. It eases the task of linking among datasets that define periods differently. It also helps scholars and students see where period definitions overlap or diverge. +1684 Common Thesaurus of Audiovisual Archives http://gtaa.beeldengeluid.nl/ The Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision has teamed up with some other Dutch organizations operating audiovisual cultural heritage developed the Common Thesaurus for Audiovisual Archives (GTAA). The GTAA is used to efficiently characterize the content of audiovisual material from the archive with labels originated from a controlled and structured list of terms, a thesaurus. the thesaurus will be placed at Sound and mainly used in the manual description process, but also more and more automatic annotation techniques. using linked data principles dressings can also between the private collection, and other sources of data. Each time the GTAA can act as a scaffold and connection means. +1685 Mandragore Thematic descriptor and classification http://mandragore.bnf.fr/ Descriptor and Thematic classification: the descriptors are accessible by the index (search screen) and by the thematic classification, which, based on the Dewey Classification, allows to know all the descriptors coming from a specific domain used In Mandragore, some descriptors that can be covered by several domains and gives access to the full description of the descriptor which sometimes contains additional information. +1686 TOP-Thesaurus http://top-thesaurus.org/ The TOP-Thesaurus defines standards for a functional approach to plant diversity by stabilizing the terminology for concepts widely used in ecology and evolution. TOP provides names, definitions, formal units and synonyms for more than 700 plant features: plant traits, environmental preferences and spatial distribution. TOP can be searched via: FACETED SEARCH, filtering the available information by grouping terms into facets; HIERARCHY SEARCH, providing a tree that progressively unfolds; INDEX, a complete alphabetical list of all concepts defined in TOP. Regular updates of the TOP-Thesaurus are planned based on community involvement. +1688 COGS http://vocab.deri.ie/cogs The growing availability of data on the Web provided by Web 2.0 applications and, more recently through Linked Data, brought the computational pattern expressed as ETL to reemerge in a scenario with additional complexity, where the number of data sources and the data heterogeneity that needs to be supported by ETL drastically increases. In this scenario, issues with data quality and trustworthiness may strongly impact the data utility for end-users. The barriers involved in building an ETL infrastructure under the complexity and scale of the available Web-based data supply scenario, demands the definition of strategies which can provide data quality warranties and also minimize the effort associated with data management. In this context, provenance, the representation of artifacts, processes and agents behind a piece of information, becomes a fundamental element of the data infrastructure. Provenance have a large spectrum of applications including documentation & reproducibility and data quality assessment & trustworthiness and consistency-checking & semantic reconciliation. However, in an environment where data is produced and consumed by different systems, the representation of provenance should be made interoperable across systems. Standardization efforts towards the convergence into a common provenance model generated the Open Provenance Model (OPM). OPM provides a basic description of provenance which allows interoperability on the level of workflow structure. The definition of this common provenance ground allows systems with different provenance representations to share at least a workflow-level semantics (the causal dependencies between artifacts, processes and the intervention of agents). OPM, however, is not intended to be a complete provenance model, but demands the complementary use of additional provenance models in order to enable uses of provenance which requires higher level of semantic interoperability. Cogs is an ETL Provenance Vocabulary which extends the workflow semantics provided by OPM and Prov-O, allowing the description of ETL processes and objects. The Cogs vocabulary can be used to describe data transformations in general, outside the scope of ETL tools and practices. The core objective of the vocabulary is to improve the level of semantic interoperability of data transformation provenance descriptors, building upon the OPM and Prov-O standardization efforts. +1689 orca http://vocab.deri.ie/orca orca, the Ontology of Reasoning, Certainty and Attribution, is an ontology for characterizing the certainty of information, how it is known, and its source. +169 Brussels Center for Educational Documentation Thesaurus http://www.cocof-cbdp.irisnet.be/opac_css/index.php If you want to search for documents on a particular topic but you have not found it by browsing the thesaurus, try to find it via the search by terms. Simply enter the term or search terms and the search is then performed only on the thesaurus. More than 38,000 terms +1690 Data Cube Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-data-cube/ There are many situations where it would be useful to be able to publish multi-dimensional data, such as statistics, on the web in such a way that it can be linked to related data sets and concepts. The Data Cube vocabulary provides a means to do this using the W3C RDF (Resource Description Framework) standard. The model underpinning the Data Cube vocabulary is compatible with the cube model that underlies SDMX (Statistical Data and Metadata eXchange), an ISO standard for exchanging and sharing statistical data and metadata among organizations. The Data Cube vocabulary is a core foundation which supports extension vocabularies to enable publication of other aspects of statistical data flows or other multi-dimensional data sets. +1691 Data Catalog Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/dcat DCAT is an RDF vocabulary designed to facilitate interoperability between data catalogs published on the Web. +1692 Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets https://www.w3.org/TR/void/ The Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets (VoID) is an RDF Schema vocabulary for expressing metadata about RDF datasets. It is intended as a bridge between the publishers and users of RDF data, with applications ranging from data discovery to cataloging and archiving of datasets. This document provides a formal definition of the new RDF classes and properties introduced for VoID. +1693 Semantically Linked Users and Actions http://vocab.deri.ie/slua SLUA (Semantically Linked Users and Actions) ontology aims to model users and tasks in crowdsourcing systems in terms of the human factors such as actions, capabilities, and rewards. +1694 AODN Instrument Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/aodn-instrument-vocabulary A controlled vocabulary for instruments that can be used to populate Marine Community Profile metadata. The vocabulary will be used by the faceted search facility in the AODN/IMOS Portal 1-2-3. +1695 Tekord http://datahub.io/dataset/tekord Controlled vocabulary of Norwegian terms with Universal Decimal Classification numbers; library metadata from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. +1696 Science subject terms "Realfagstermer is a multilingual, controlled vocabulary of pre-coordinated subject headings which mainly covers the physical sciences, mathematics and computer science. It is maintained by the University of Oslo Science Library in collaboration with the University of Bergen Science Library, and covers mainly the physical sciences, mathematics and computer science. As of January 2015, the vocabulary consists of approximately 15 000 single concept headings, and about 16 000 compound headings (""subject strings""), published as open data for everyone to use freely." +1697 REEEP Climate Smart Thesaurus The Climate Tagger is backed by the expansive Climate Compatible Development Thesaurus, a vast catalogue of specialized terminology, including mapped links to synonyms and related terms, in five languages and across a range of sectors relevant for climate compatible development. REEEP began compiling the Climate Compatible Development Thesaurus (or Climate Thesaurus) in 2011 (...). The Climate Thesaurus is regularly updated and expanded to additional areas and languages, and can be targeted to incorporate specific sectors on an as-needed basis. Updates to the Climate Thesaurus are automatically integrated into systems using Climate Tagger. +1698 Classification proficl @ ss http://www.proficlass.de/front_content.php?idcat=6 The importance of e-business and electronic data has never been as important as today, regardless of whether it is a marketplace on the Internet, an eProcurement system, a shop or catalog creation software - every participant at PVH uses electronic data almost every day, (...) The consequences of this lack of standardization: Just about every data delivery has to be controlled manually and adapted to almost everyone And the classification standard proficl @ ss, which has been developed in 2003 and has since then been regularly updated, makes this unevenness and the associated handling problems in the PVH ultimately a thing of the past, because all relevant information, eg technical product data, pictures, short - and Langtexte to de N individual products, can be transferred without a layout and imported into the database by the data receiver (customer, dealer, Internet marketplace). +1699 Classification Digital Library http://fkdigbib.de/ "The purpose of this classification is to organize media of all kinds, which is of interest to the topic of"" digital library "", but the scope of application is not restricted to virtual or digital libraries, but conventional libraries can also use this classification without problems. ) The classification is intended to fully meet the needs of specialized libraries, and has been designed to be linked to already established universal classifications, in order to subdivide the topic of 'digital library'. The compatibility with the Dewey Decimal Classification was emphasized (...). Therefore: it is hierarchical, reflects this hierarchy in the notation and has a purely numeric notation." +17 Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus http://www.thesaurus.gc.ca/recherche-search/thes-eng.html The Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus is a bilingual thesaurus consisting of terminology which represents all the fields treated in information resources of the Government of Canada. It contains 4,801 terms in English and 4,868 in French, including 2,180 preferred terms in each language. All fields of knowledge are represented in the thesaurus, to varying degrees. Because of the great variety of subjects covered by the thesaurus, its terminology is rather general. By design, it does not include specialized terminology used in specific and limited disciplines. The tool is primarily intended for content managers, librarians, indexers and metadata developers in federal departments and agencies who must select controlled subject terms to index Government of Canada Web resources. In the Treasury Board Standard on Metadata, the Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus is identified as the preferred source of controlled vocabulary for that purpose. Using the CST will help to reduce the duplication of effort in creating a variety of controlled vocabularies in the Government of Canada, as well as increase the interoperability of government web sites. +170 Surface Water Classifications http://deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/water-resources/planning/classification-standards/classifications Surface Water Classifications are designations applied to surface water bodies, such as streams, rivers and lakes, which define the best uses to be protected within these waters (for example swimming, fishing, drinking water supply) and carry with them an associated set of water quality standards to protect those uses. Surface water classifications are one tool that state and federal agencies use to manage and protect all streams, rivers, lakes, and other surface waters in North Carolina. Classifications and their associated protection rules may be designed to protect water quality, fish and wildlife, or other special characteristics. Each classification has associated standards that are used to determine if the designated uses are being protected. +1700 AGU Index Terms Index terms are a key part of AGU's strategy for categorizing and electronic distribution of journal articles, books, meeting abstracts, and e-mail alerts. They are used in database searches, in subject indices, and in identifying articles for inclusion in AGU Personal Choice journals. +1701 AODN Discovery Parameter Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/aodn-discovery-parameter-vocabulary This controlled vocabulary covers parameter terms and their descriptions. It can be used for marking up Marine Community Profile metadata and a classified version of the terms is used to control faceted searching in the AODN/IMOS portal. +1702 Metis Classification http://metisinnovations.com/ Metis is a flexible, intuitive and child-friendly system of library categorization. It uses whole language, visual cues, and logic that reflects children's own experiences. It puts the child in the center of his or her own search. Our decision to create Metis is a result of our progressive approach to education and the library. The system isn't a cut-down version of adult thinking. Kids feel empowered to navigate the library because it is organized in a way that they understand. Metis increases the success rate of finding books, which fosters self-reliance and produces joyous discovery. We have named the system in honor of the crafty Titan who is the mother of Athena and the eternal source of good advice for Zeus. +1703 http://cairogazetteer.fr/invisu/page/ark:/67717/b8b2b220-4f23-4d81-95d0-dbce50dde2c6 The Cairo Gazetteer is a tool for the identification and indexing of documentary collections relating to Cairo's monuments, which raise difficulties of treatment because of the many variants resulting from the transliteration into Latin characters of Arabic toponyms. The form of a concordance table which lists the orthographic variants of the names of the monuments, this trilingual reference frame (French, Arabic, English), in SKOS format, identifies, describes and locates the 600 classified buildings in Cairo. +1704 Strokesaurus https://enableme.org.au/strokesaurus The Strokesaurus is a thesaurus from the National Stroke Foundation. +1705 ISPE Glossary of Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Terminology http://www.ispe.org/glossary The ISPE Glossary of Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Terminology is the result of many years of gathering material from sources such as scientific journals, industrial magazines, professional organizations, the world wide web, industry seminars, company guides, vendor and manufacturer information, national and international codes, and diverse individuals. This compilation of abbreviations, acronyms, and terminology is a reference for engineers, designers, technicians, owners, contractors, and others in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries. It includes terms used in water treatment, welding, metallurgy, medicine, biology, chemistry, computer technology, manufacturing processes, HVAC, etc. +1706 Open Data Handbook Glossary http://opendatahandbook.org/glossary/ Glossary about the topic Open Data by Open Knowledge International. +1707 Classification for Romance Studies of the Bonn University and State Library “The entire Romance Studies Collection of the Bonn USL is indexed according to a special classification system (more than 250,000 titles). +1708 Subject Taxonomy Books University Library Paderborn https://data.ub.uni-paderborn.de/fachsystematik/ "The 'Fachsystematik Bücher' of the University Library of Paderborn (UB) serves as a layout for the creation of the book inventory in the freehand areas of the UB. Since it is possible to search in the catalog for individual 'system sites' of the Fachsystematik, it offers one of several possibilities of the Factual research on the stock of printed books in the UB. The subject system is based on the 'Gesamt-Hochschul-Bibliotheks-Systematik' (GHBS), which (...) was further developed by the libraries together with the Hochschulbibliothekszentrum in Köln (hbz). This cooperative further development was carried out on the basis of a majority decision of the o.g. Libraries in October 2004. In essence, this decision was based on the fact that the systematics of the individual libraries had evolved significantly over time, despite the commitment to the co-operative part of the care, and that a common approach to the revision required in some areas was not appropriate. Since autumn 2004, the UB Paderborn has continually been adapting its 'Fachsystematik Bücher' to the development of science in general and the teaching and research foci of the University of Paderborn in particular. It has, inter alia, Two fundamental aspects: on the one hand, in the case of adaptations, it is necessary to maintain the character of specialist systematics as a ""pragmatic universal regulation"" which takes into account all scientific disciplines. On the other hand, changes have to be critically examined under cost-benefit aspects in each individual case, as they are usually associated with very personnel-intensive workflows. In total there are 35 individual systems. Each individual system has a number assigned to it in ascending line from 01 to 04, 07, etc. to 94, which also represents the layout scheme when the journals are drawn up. The compartment numbers or the notation from three to four uppercase letters of the individual system locations are part of the signature system of the UB. The subject system is an enumerative system. The notation range is from AAA to ZZZZ (three- or four-letter code). This framework has not been fully exploited so that there are limited and limited quotation quotas within and between individual systems. If the individual systems are compared with one another, subject systems such as 'other philologies' and 'other fields of technology' are excluded, since they do not concern a single subject by name. Rather, they are a summary of several disciplines. The subject system 'Authors' Humanities' also stands out from the other individual subject systems; It is not primarily organized according to factual criteria, but first of all arranged in a very coherent chronology (antiquity, medieval and modern times), and on the second level of organization alphabetically according to the names of authors from the field of humanities. In addition to the system locations, the subject system also contains references (as 'See-Referral' or 'See-Referral'); It can be referred to points within the same subject system as well as to other individual systematics. In the case of the latter, the abbreviated name of this subject system is also indicated for quick orientation. The abbreviated name usually consists of the three initial letters of the subject systematics and can be seen from the table of contents." +1709 Animal Disease Thesaurus http://hdl.handle.net/2027/umn.31951002847366c The first section is an alphabetical arrangement of keyword terms. In this section the first 6 digits represent the code number, and the next 2 digits indicate the category in the hierarchical section of the Thesaurus. Digits are followed on the same line by corresponding keywords. The first word is the coded keyword term or concept, followed by a slash //, which separates the coded work from its next hierarchical level. (One, two, or three level hierarchical arrangement.) The second section is the hierarchical arrangement of the coded terms. It is divided into 10 categories. Each category has up to 3 levels of keyword terms or concepts, each level intended from the preceding level and preceded by a code number. +171 Center Ressources Illettrisme Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Thesaurus http://www.illettrisme.org/ressources-documentaires/au-centre-de-documentation/thesaurus The fund is mainly focused on the pedagogy of adults with low knowledge. +1710 AODN Organisation Category Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/aodn-organisation-category-vocabulary An AODN controlled vocabulary describing organisation categories for classifying organisational entities. +1711 Motif-Index of Folk-Literature https://sites.ualberta.ca/~urban/Projects/English/Motif_Index.htm Folklorists also use motif to refer to the recognizable and consistently repeated story elements (e.g., common characters, objects, actions, and events) that are used in the traditional plot structures, or tale types, of many stories and folktales. These motifs, which Dr. Margaret Read Macdonald calls 'each small part of a tale,' (.) were indexed in 1932 by Stith Thompson and published as the Motif-lndex of Folk-Literature. (.) Thompson built upon the research of Antti Aarne (and the tale type index he created) when he compiled, classified, and numbered the traditional motifs of the mostly European folktale types in Aarne’s index and then cross referenced those motifs with Aarne’s tale types (Dundes). (.) Folklorist Alan Dundes explains that Stith Thompson’s 'six-volume Motif-Index of Folk-Literature and the Aarne-Thompson tale type index constitute two of the most valuable tools in the professional folklorist's arsenal of aids for analysis'. +1712 ATU Types of Folktales In 'The Types of International Folktales', the 'ATU Catalogue' edited by Hans-Jörg Uther (2004), ATU numbers replace AT numbers. And ATU (from the surname initials of Aarne, Thompson, and Uther) allows 'the type numbers that have been in use for nearly one hundred years [to] remain unchanged,' says Uther. To allow that and to accomplish that are two different things, though, for at least one Norwegian folktale that is well over a hundred years, is missing completely in the new ATU system. Its old AT number (211*) has disappeared. Another side to the revision is that the overall content of various types of tales has been changed, in both small ways and more comprehensively. And such changes mean that old 'AT umbrellas' (numbers) for the types of tales, do not serve as well as before as classification devices in every case, for example in many Norwegian folktales I have checked and commented on in Norwegian. (.) However, the new ATU-types are now the classification devices in force. +172 Optics Classification and Indexing Scheme http://www.opticsinfobase.org/submit/ocis/ OCIS provides a flexible, comprehensive classification system for all optical author input and user retrieval needs. OCIS has a two-level hierarchical structure containing 36 main headers and approximately 1100 subcategories. OSA authors, presenters, and reviewers use OCIS to classify and index journal articles, meeting abstracts and presentations, and areas of research interest and expertise. +173 http://disco-tools.eu/disco2_portal/ DISCO, the European Dictionary of Skills and Competences, is an online thesaurus that currently covers more than 90,000 skills and competence terms and approximately 8,000 example phrases. Available in ten European languages, DISCO is one of the largest collections of its kind in the education and labour market. The DISCO Thesaurus offers a multilingual and peer-reviewed terminology for the classification, description and translation of skills and competences. It is compatible with European tools such as Europass, ESCO, EQF, and ECVET, and supports the international comparability of skills and competences in applications such as personal CVs and e-portfolios, job advertisements and matching, and qualification and learning outcome descriptions. +174 Product Types Ontology http://www.productontology.org/ This service provides ca. 300,000 precise definitions for types of product or services that extend the schema.org and GoodRelations standards for e-commerce markup. You can use this ontology to describe any object for which a matching entry in the English Wikipedia exists. Thanks to the many links between the multiple language editions of Wikipedia, you can search for the best class in your favorite language, e.g. in the German or Italian Wikipedia, and then click on the English translation on the left-hand side to get to the matching page in the English Wikipedia. +1743 Roget's Thesaurus Roget's Thesaurus is composed of six primary classes. (...) Each class is composed of multiple divisions and then sections. This may be conceptualized as a tree containing over a thousand branches for individual 'meaning clusters' or semantically linked words. Although these words are not strictly synonyms, they can be viewed as colours or connotations of a meaning or as a spectrum of a concept. One of the most general words is chosen to typify the spectrum as its headword, which labels the whole group. Roget's schema of classes and their subdivisions is based on the philosophical work of Leibniz (...), itself following a long tradition of epistemological work starting with Aristotle. Some of Aristotle's Categories are included in Roget's first class 'abstract relations'. +1748 NEBIS Subject Index +175 Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/aboutsshws.php The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale is a 1 to 5 rating based on a hurricane's sustained wind speed. This scale estimates potential property damage. Hurricanes reaching Category 3 and higher are considered major hurricanes because of their potential for significant loss of life and damage. Category 1 and 2 storms are still dangerous, however, and require preventative measures. In the western North Pacific, the term 'super typhoon' is used for tropical cyclones with sustained winds exceeding 150 mph. +1750 Gazetteer of British Place Names The Gazetteer provides an exhaustive Place Name Index to Great Britain, containing over 50,000 entries. It lists the historic county and the main administrative areas in which each place lies. It forms a valuable resource for those working in the media, tourism, heritage, publishing or education. It is also of great value for local and family historians. +1751 Spatial Synoptic Classification http://sheridan.geog.kent.edu/ssc.html The SSC is based solely on surface based observations at an individual station. Four-times daily observations of temperature, dew point, wind, pressure, and cloud cover are incorporated into the model. It does not take upper-level conditions into account, and does not concern itself with the origin of the air above a station, though there are obvious correlations. Hence, the SSC is most properly called a weather type classification and not an air mass classification system. Within the SSC scheme, weather-type characteristics change from station to station and day to day. Thus, a Moist Tropical weather type is hotter and more humid in the southeastern US, nearer its source region, than in the northeastern US, after it has modified somewhat. Similarly, MT is warmer at all locations in July than in January. (...) On this website, SSC 'calendars' are available for nearly 400 stations across the US, Canada, and parts of Europe. The European calendars are limited to 1974-2000, but the US and Canadian calendars generally cover a station's total period of record. A total of over 8,000,000 days have been classified across all of these stations. The SSC is also being continually updated - you can see yesterday's (preliminary) classifications and today's and tomorrow's forecast classifications as well. The 'official' SSC calendar for a year will be added to this site within a couple of months of the calendar year's end. +1754 EMA Templates – Names of EU-EEA countries http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/Regulatory_and_procedural_guideline/2009/10/WC500004445.pdf The EMA (European Medicines Agency) provides information on the linguistic aspects of the product information for a medicine, which includes the summary of product characteristics, labelling and package leaflet. It explains the content that should be included in these documents, as well as standard headings and the most commonly used standard statements and terms in all official European Union languages plus Icelandic and Norwegian, and defines the format and layout for the product information. The European Medicines Agency has developed these templates and glossaries to provide applicants with practical advice on how to draw up the product information. The glossaries were created by manually processing these documents. +1756 Swedish Subject Headings http://www.kb.se/katalogisering/Svenska-amnesord/ Swedish subject headings (SAO) is a controlled subject headings system containing 38 000 terms from all disciplines. The system has been around since 2000 and is used by most university libraries and many LIBRIS libraries. In Swedish subject headings, you can find subject headings to search library catalogs and other databases, and to index the literature and other materials. +1757 SMGloM https://mathhub.info/mh/glossary The SMGloM is a structured terminology for mathematics. It combines lexical information about the 'Words of Mathematics' (in multiple languages) with semantic information about their dependencies. Multiple services can be derived from this terminology, e.g. a classical glossary and a math dictionary. +1758 Aquo-lex http://www.aquolex.nl/ "The Aquo-lex provides a"" default language ""that aims to prevent speech confusion between people and / or information systems. Errors that occur in data exchange often arise because of differences in meaning. Aquo-lex, the"" water dictionary "", contains approximately 7500 definitions for terms. The use of terms from Aquo lex and the corresponding definitions lead to better data exchange. The Aquo lex can be used in the following ways:     1. When compiling a report, use the terms as included in Aquo lex so that the reader of your report can find out what the term is.     2. When designing an information system, use the user interface and database terms that match the definitions in Aquo lex.     3. In addition, you can also search for the definition of a domain value in Aquo lex (for example, you can check which individual parameters a sum parameter is built up). You can consult the Aquo lex using the Aquo LOC tool (Aquo Lex and Object Catalog). In Aquo LOC, you can easily find terms and place them in their context, because the relationships between the terms are also displayed. For example, if you are looking for the term bridge, you will see in the Aquo OC next to the bridge definition that the bridge is a work of art and distinguishes between a fixed and a movable bridge. In addition, Aquo LOC offers the possibility to directly refer to the data." +1759 International Thesaurus of Gay and Lesbian Index Terms +176 Education terms http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20130123124929/http://www.education.gov.uk/vocabularies/educationtermsandtags The A-Z of terms is the controlled vocabulary developed and maintained by the Department for Education. It was first developed in the 1980s and has been continually updated to reflect new topics and departmental responsibilities. It groups terms together so that when you search you can see the term that you are looking for in the context of other terms in the vocabulary - this helps you to browse for information. Terms are listed with all their relationships, plus a scope note (to help define a term and explain how it should be used) where necessary. This controlled vocabulary is used to tag content added to this website, so that when you look for terms through the A-Z of terms, you will also find the relevant content that has been assigned to those categories. +1760 A Women's Thesaurus "The language of standard indexing and classification systems-terms used in most journals, libraries, filing systems, and databases-does not offer vocabulary consistently or sufficiently detailed and up-to-date to retrieve the wealth of resources available. Existing classifications frequently overlook emerging topics of special concern to women. As a result, important information is lumped under 'women' or is inaccessible. Prefixes and suffixes attached to terminology ostensibly gender neutral reflect implicitly male norms and define women in terms of their relationships to men (labels like ""nontraditional employment"" or ""unwed mothers""). Worse, by juxtaposition, indexing systems condition our response to important topics. Grouping lesbian issues and prostitution in categories of sexuality, for example, skews complex social, political, and personal concerns. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title." +1761 http://homosaurus.org/ This is an International Thesaurus of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Index Terms that is currently used by https://www.digitaltransgenderarchive.net. This vocabulary was originally a project of the International Homo/Lesbian Informatiecentre & Archives and compiled by Jack van der Wel (with support of Ellen Greenblatt) in 2013. That offline document has been transcrabed into the Linked Data provider under development here. +1763 Genre Thesaurus for the opening of store collections of children's books https://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/genrethesaurus-hoofddeel.pdf CONTENT ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TERMS abbreviations meaning List of genres of audiovisual material Hierarchical view of the special book form Register of preferred terms +1764 Glossary feminine terminology +1765 http://www.johnbiggs.com.au/academic/solo-taxonomy/ As learning progresses it becomes more complex. SOLO, which stands for the Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome, is a means of classifying learning outcomes in terms of their complexity, enabling us to assess students’ work in terms of its quality not of how many bits of this and of that they got right. At first we pick up only one or few aspects of the task (unistructural), then several aspects but they are unrelated (multistructural), then we learn how to integrate them into a whole (relational), and finally, we are able to generalised that whole to as yet untaught applications (extended abstract). The diagram lists verbs typical of each such level. SOLO can be used not only in assessment, but in designing the curriculum in terms of the learning outcomes intended, which is helpful in implementing constructive alignment. SOLO can also explain why those who use low complexity arguments in political or marital disputes usually win – in the short term. But in politics that’s all you need. +17656 Glossary of Contemporary Art http://sli.webs.uvigo.es/arquivos/Glosario_da_Arte_en_gl_es.pdf This glossary was born of the need to expand the repertoires terminographic about contemporary art that included the galician as a working language. Today, art is to acquire a big push in India, mainly thanks to the activity of new museums, galleries and exhibition halls that show the work of younger artists or innovative on the international scene. however, translators and professionals working with texts on contemporary art are an empty terminográfico when seeking upgraded features that help them to the translation of texts and to include the concepts modern, possibly adapted to the new regulations galician 2003. +1766 Bloom's Taxonomy "Bloom's taxonomy is a way of distinguishing the fundamental questions within the education system. It is named after Benjamin Bloom, who chaired the committee of educators that devised the taxonomy. He also edited the first volume of the standard text, Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: The Classification of Educational Goals. (...) Although named after Bloom, the publication of Taxonomy of Educational Objectives followed a series of conferences from 1949 to 1953, which were designed to improve communication between educators on the design of curricula and examinations. (...) The first volume of the taxonomy, Handbook I: Cognitive (Bloom et al. 1956) was published in 1956. ""Handbook II: Affective"" (Krathwohl, Bloom & Masia 1965)Simpson (1966), Harrow (1972) and Dave (1975). (...) A revised version of the taxonomy for the cognitive domain was created in 2000. (...) Bloom’s taxonomy serves as the backbone of many teaching philosophies, in particular those that lean more towards skills rather than content. (...) These educators would view content as a vessel for teaching skills. The emphasis on higher-order thinking inherent in such philosophies is based on the top levels of the taxonomy including analysis, evaluation, synthesis and creation. Bloom’s taxonomy can be used as a teaching tool to help balance assessment and evaluative questions in class, assignments and texts to ensure all orders of thinking are exercised in student’s learning." +17662 Financial Terms Glossary http://www.rk-cpa.com/glossary.php Glossary of Financial Terms by Klosterman, Kane & Company, LLP - Certified Public Accountants +1767 CDISC Clinical Research Glossary http://www.cdisc.org/cdisc-glossary The CDISC Glossary (...) defines terms commonly used in clinical research (including acronyms, abbreviations, and initials). The Glossary serves the community of clinical researchers by selecting and defining terms pertaining to clinical research, particularly eClinical investigations, sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry or a federal agency. Note this CDISC Glossary is NOT comprehensive for all words bearing on human health, medicine, or laboratory methods. The Glossary includes references and links to other glossaries such as regulatory dictionaries and to health-related controlled terminologies known to be useful in conducting clinical research, including the CDISC Terminology Project. Glossary terms are organized alphabetically, by first word, according to the opinion of the Glossary Project Team concerning most common usage in clinical research. Thus 'source document verification' would appear under 'source', not 'verification'. The Glossary follows the practice of preceding certain terms with the letter 'e' to denote that they pertain to electronic or Web implementation. +17678 Glossary of Housing Terms Formerly titled A Glossary of House-Building and Site-Development Terms, this invaluable reference text has been used for three decades by people in the housing industry and by university and college students enrolled in construction-related education programs. Completely revised, this comprehensive, up-to-date glossary incorporates more than 300 new definitions to reflect current construction terminology. +1768 Bureau of Meteorology Subject Thesaurus http://www.bom.gov.au/meta/word_lists/bom_subject_thesaurus.shtml Bureau Metadata Encoding Scheme used for web page 'Subject'. +17682 Glossary of Vision-Related Terminology http://www.visionaware.org/info/your-eye-condition/glossary-of-vision-related-terminology/12 "Glossary about Vision-Related Terminology by VisionAware. ""VisionAware helps adults who are losing their sight continue to live full and independent lives by providing timely information, step-by-step daily living techniques, a directory of national and local services, and a supportive online community." +17688 Acoustical Performance Terms http://www.armstrong.com/commceilingsna/acoustic-performance-glossary.html +17689 Furniture Glossary® http://www.furniturerow.com/fr/furniture-glossary/ A furniture glossary by Furniture Row +1769 Bureau of Meteorology Glossary http://www.bom.gov.au/lam/glossary/ The terms and definitions found in this glossary relate to the science of meteorology. +17693 Glossary of Key Terms http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Joukowsky_Institute/courses/greekpast/4033.html +177 Environmental Classification http://elise.bafg.de/servlet/is/1768/Klassifikationend83b.html?command=downloadContent&filename=Klassifikationen.htm The environmental classification serves the content development of objects (literature, R & D projects / legislation, ...) in the interdisciplinary thematic area 'Environment', which makes it possible to assign them to specific environmental topics, thus facilitating an accurate yet comprehensive (re- ) This classification is usually presented as a meta-information in directories about the storage location of the objects (eg databases, library catalogs) For clarification, the classification can be imagined as a group of 14 columns that symbolize the environmental areas (Eg, LU11, WA54), which in principle are the same in all areas of the environment (columns). The columns are subdivided into seven slices (layers) into groups of 10 (from 10 to 70) Significance (Exceptions are the environmental areas UR = 'environmental law' and UA = 'general and over Environmental issues'). In particular, this consistently uniform slicing is intended to facilitate the assertion of environmental classification and thus its application. The actual classification takes place at the level of these discs (= environmental classes). +1770 BGS Geoscience Thesaurus http://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoverymetadata/13603129.html The BGS Geoscience Thesaurus contains approximately 6000 descriptor terms for concepts in the geoscience and related subjects. Some entries have scope notes to further explain the term. The original source of the data was the Australian Mineral Foundation thesaurus of geoscience; some terms have been added or updated to suit BGS needs and the content will continue to be updated as required. The thesaurus includes synonyms to descriptor terms, hierarchical relationships, symmetric (see also) relationships and lapsed (deprecated) term replacements. +17703 Glossary of French verbal conjugation http://glosarios.servidor-alicante.com/conjugacion-verbal-francesa_fr-es Verbal conjugation or verbal inflection is the set of forms of a verb according to the categories of person, number, time, aspect, mode, voice, etc. (although not all languages in the world include all these categories, The French verbs are classified in three conjugations (in French: conjugaisons), but they also exist in the French verb conjugations, Many irregular verbs (almost all located in the 3rd group), of which avoir, être and faire are the most used. +17704 Glossary of the car http://www.motori.it/glossario/ The glossary with the automotive terms by the editorial team of Motori.it. +17705 http://www.talpo.it/files/-tm-30-506-20-may-1944-german-military-dictionary-german-english-english-german.pdf This dictionary has been intentionally limited in scope to military subject matter and directly related fields. It has been compiled primarily for use by American military personnel with at least a fair knowledge of German. +17706 Glossario di Tecnica, Informatica, Documentazione e Contrattualistica per i Trasporti in Particolare Marittimi http://docplayer.net/32642561-Glossario-di-tecnica-informatica-documentazione-e-contrattualistica-per-i-trasporti-in-particolare-marittimi.html Il glossario è stato ricavato mediante fusione di diverse fonti, le cui rispettive voci rimangono riconoscibili mediante i colori associati: UTi dictionary - UTi Worldwide Inc. (ex UNION TRANSPORT) http://www.utrac.com/dictionary/a.htm LIBRO VERDE SULLA POLITICA DI SPETTRO RADIO nel contesto delle politiche della Comunità europea: telecomunicazioni, radioemissioni, trasporti e R&S Glossary of Terms - Philadelphia Ports &international trade - resource library http://ppc.org/pahouse/glossary.html Glossario dei termini doganali (Ministero delle Finanze) http://www.finanze.it/dogane/italiano/xglossario.htm INCOTERMS - A set of international rules for the uniform interpretation of common contract clauses in international trad. MARITIME project - Definitions and abbreviations (AP 218, Ship Structures) VTMIS Glossary of Terms compiled in the Concerted Action VTMIS or in related R&D actions. +17709 Supply Chain Management Terms and Glossary http://www.dea.univr.it/documenti/OccorrenzaIns/matdid/matdid982559.pdf +1771 SIBi / USP Controlled Vocabulary http://143.107.154.62/Vocab/Sibix652.dll The USP Controlled Vocabulary is a list of subjects used for the indexing of information resources in the Bibliographic Database of USP - DEDALUS. The Vocabulary covers the areas of knowledge inherent to the teaching, research and extension activities of the University of São Paulo. The USP Controlled Vocabulary can be used by the information units to index their collections through a query in that interface (Website); However, it will not be available for export to systems outside of USP. We would like to inform you that SIBi / USP will no longer be publishing the vocabulary in CD-ROM format from 2003 onwards. +17710 Romanesque Art https://aleelatan.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/04-romanesque.pdf Throughout the 11th and 12th centuries there was a growing spirit of religious fervour in Europe. Groups of pilgrims embarked upon journeys to holy sites and the Crusades were organized to set the Holy Land free from the Muslims. At the same time, more and more devotees renounced the mundane world to retire into religious communities called monasteries. Soon monks gained great influence on all aspects of contemporary society. Besides devoting themselves to a strict devotional life, they also cultivated a knowledge of both intellectual and manual work that highly contributed to the social prosperity. +17712 Elementary Sumerian Glossary http://gizidda.altervista.org/ebooks/Daniel-Foxvog-SumerianGlossary.pdf A glossary suitable for the first several years of instruction, with emphasis on the vocabulary of easy literary texts, early royal inscriptions, and uncomplicated economic and administrative documents. +17715 AFEMS Glossary http://www.afems.org/glossary.html The Glossary presented in this part of the website has been compiled by AFEMS’s Technical Committee on the base of its practical experience and intends to provide an operative support to the Member of the Association dealing with the proper definition of technical words in the most common EU languages. It is not a comprehensive instrument, because it doesn’t cover the full range of terms used in our industry and the term’s definitions could be subject in the time to further change and refinement. The Glossary doesn’t intend to provide any legal definition of the terms included. +17718 Glossary of the General Bank https://www.bancagenerali.it/site/home/help/glossario.html Banca Generali is a leading banking group in the management of savings, one of the largest offering of investment solutions on the market and assistance in client financial planning. Conscious of the need to implement diversified approaches for each customer, the group Banca Generali has structured two different distribution networks: Banca Generali and Banca Generali Private Banking. +1772 Legal Thesaurus of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation. Controlled and Structured Vocabulary The Legal Thesaurus of the Supreme Court of the Nation is a valuable linguistic resource dedicated to simplifying the work of documentalists in the use of specialized language during their work of thematic classification, which entails facilitating the retrieval of information in form Pertinent and useful.This way, it provides support to the users of the information, in the definition of the criteria for their search or consultation through the computer systems available, with which it is intended to reduce the impact it produces The legal thesaurus that I am pleased to place at the disposal of the legal community, the centers that manage documentary collections or provide information services. Consultation, and of course society in general, is nourished by a controlled, structural vocabulary Hierarchically and systematically through the analysis of legal terms, mainly. It unambiguously represents the contents of the different types of documents that are part of the collections of the Supreme Court, without this being an obstacle to be constituted as a useful tool for those who work in the treatment and indexation of the Information, due to the methodology followed for its integration; As well as help for all interested in knowing the legal language from a different perspective; Since, starting from a basic scheme of the main subjects that analyze the subjects of the Law, the figures are ordered conceptually. Its elaboration was in charge of the Center of Documentation and Analysis, Archives and Compilation of Laws; And for the validation of the descriptors and concepts included in this third edition, the Institute of Legal Research of the National Autonomous University of Mexico recently collaborated. +17720 ISFOL Multimedial Glossary http://archivio.isfol.it/Glossario/ Isfol's multimedia glossary is an instrument for accompanying portal consultation. It is characterized as an open work: it is constantly updated and receives contributions from scholars and experts through telematic participation. +17721 Glossary of Real Estate Terms in English with a Spanish Equivalent http://guidetocostaricarealestate.com/christopher-howards-guide-to-real-estate-in-costa-rica/christopher-howards-guide-to-real-estate-in-costa-rica/chapter-18-reference-section/glossary-of-real-estate-terms-in-english-with-a-spanish-equivalent The Guide to Costa Rica Real Estate. The majority of these definitions, with the exception of those specifically aimed at the Costa Rican market, were taken from Barron’s Dictionary of Real Estate Terms. +17722 Online Glossary of Linguistic Terminology http://users.uoi.gr/gjxydo/lexicon/glossary.html Online glossary of linguistics terminology | Greek-English & English-Greek +17723 Information Technology TermBase INFORTERM http://inforterm.cs.aueb.gr/english/search.php The Information Technology TermBase INFORTERM is trilingual and includes the Greek terms produced by the Group ELOT/TE48/OE1 «Information Technology Terminology» and equivalent English terms and French terms, based on International Standards (ISO/IEC 2382 series) of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). +17724 Welsh National Terminology Portal http://termau.cymru/ The Centre for the Standardization of Welsh Terminology has been active in Wales since 1993, producing numerous terminology dictionaries in that time, both in printed form and in innovative digital formats. This Terminology Portal is a free, convenient, national resource which provides a one-stop shop for your terminology needs, allowing you to search through most of those terminology dictionaries on the web. Details of the dictionaries which have been included in the Terminology Portal are available here. New terminology dictionaries currently being developed by the Centre for the Standardization of Welsh Terminology will be added as the become available. +17725 Sierterm http://www.sierterm.es/ Sierterm is an R&D Project funded by the Universidad Europea de Madrid for a year with the aim of creating a terminological trilingual glossary (terminology records) for translators working in the fields of Intelligent Systems and Renewable Energies. More specifically, Sierterm concentrates on: • Compiling documents for term identification and extraction. • Uploading these terms into a collaborative platform that allows for public access and collaboration. +17726 DAMT http://damt-dico.rhcloud.com/ The DAMT is a unique multilingual dictionary grouping the concepts of globalization, economics and social issues pertaining to the field of Industrial Relations. This Dictionary was started in 2004 under Jeanne Dancette’s direction, professor at the Department of Linguistics and Translation, Université de Montréal. The aim is to provide better understanding of the concepts of globalization, economics and labour. This is why a typical entry contains a definition, a context and a descriptive summary of the concept referred to, as well as a list of associated terms. Thus, you can read them as mini encyclopaedic articles giving basic information about past and present realities. The definitions offered are general and consensual. The information presented results from our own synthesis of authorized texts written by experts in the field. The articles are written in English, French and Spanish. However, they are not translations; they differ according to the information found in each language, sometimes complementing each other. The DAMT is also a thesaurus. Its aim is to provide terminology in three different languages. The Dictionary features a system of semantic relations between terms—an innovative approach conceived to help unveil the nuances between concepts. Translators, students and researchers will find it useful. +17727 NATOTerm https://nso.nato.int/natoterm/content/nato/pages/home.html?lg=en NATOTerm contains non-classified military terminology, as well as non-military terminology relevant to NATO. NATOTerm is available in both NATO official languages, i.e. English and French, and is maintained by the NATO Terminology Office, which is part of the NATO Standardization Office. This database is the result of a data migration from the former NATO Terminology Management System (NTMS), which is expected to be completed by the end of 2015. The NATO Terminology Office, which administers the database, has concentrated on the terminology that is 'NATO Agreed' first. This migration is still ongoing. The user is therefore invited to consult the 'Latest updates' section for further details. The next step will be to add the terminology from NATO glossaries that is not yet NATO Agreed. +17728 Euskalterm http://www.euskara.euskadi.net/r59-euskalte/eu/q91EusTermWar/kontsultaJSP/q91aAction.do This covers all lexica and sections of vocabulary drawn up by UZEI, Basque Centre for Terminology and Lexicography. It currently holds more than 100,000 terminological records, with the equivalent terms in Spanish, French, English and Latin (in taxonomy). Terms are constantly updated according to the rules of Euskaltzaindia (Royal Academy of the Basque Language) and the proposals for terminology normalization (technical committees and Terminology Commission). +17729 WIPO Pearl http://www.wipo.int/reference/en/wipopearl WIPO’s multilingual terminology portal gives access to scientific and technical terms derived from patent documents. It helps promote accurate and consistent use of terms across different languages, and makes it easier to search and share scientific and technical knowledge. +1773 Data Science Glossary http://www.datascienceglossary.org/ Terms included in this glossary are the kind that typically come up in data science discussions and job postings. Most are from the worlds of statistics, machine learning, and software development. +17730 TERMDAT https://www.bk.admin.ch/bk/en/home/dokumentation/languages/termdat.html TERMDAT is an extensive multilingual specialist dictionary, and is a versatile aid for communication, text composition and translation. TERMDAT contains the terminology of Swiss law, public administration and the public sector in Switzerland’s four national languages – German, French, Italian and Romansh – and in English. It can be accessed free of charge online. (...) TERMDAT contains terms from a wide range of specialist fields, including law, public administration, agriculture, culture, economics, energy, environment, finance, industry, IT, medicine, the military, politics, science, technology, telecommunications, trade and transport. It contains a comprehensive collection of terms from Swiss federal law. (...) The entries in TERMDAT not only explain legal and administrative terminology, in most cases the equivalent term is also given in the other national languages, and sometimes in English. So if someone is required to translate a specialist term into another language, thanks to TERMDAT they can be sure of using the right one. Besides terms and their definitions and explanatory notes (e.g. how a word is to be used), TERMDAT contains further useful information such as official designations and abbreviations of Swiss and international authorities, institutions and organisations, and the titles and abbreviations of all federal legislation. +17731 TERMPOST http://www.upu.int/en/resources/termpost-terminology-database/ TERMPOST is the Universal Postal Union's official terminology database created from the manual Vocabulaire polyglotte, available on paper from 1952 to 2003. It contains data in 8 languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Definitions are currently provided in English and French only. TERMPOST contains a selection of postal terms and expressions drawn from the UPU Acts and publications. It also includes everyday vocabulary used within the postal sector. +17732 FAO TERM PORTAL http://www.fao.org/faoterm/ The TERM PORTAL has been created to store, manage and update concepts, terms and definitions related to the various fields of FAO’s activity. The idea is to offer a single search window for all glossaries, in one or several languages, as a mechanism to enhance the exchange of information and facilitate communication. +17733 Humanterm http://www.humantermuem.es/ Humanterm is an R&D Project funded by the Universidad Europea de Madrid for a year with the aim of creating a terminological multilingual glossary for translators working in the humanitarian field. More specifically, Humanterm concentrates in: • Compiling documents for term identification and extraction • Uploading these terms into a collaborative platform that allows for public access and collaboration. +17734 TERMIUM Plus® http://www.btb.termiumplus.gc.ca/ TERMIUM Plus®, one of the largest terminology and linguistic data banks in the world, gives you access to millions of terms in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. You can find terms, abbreviations, definitions and usage examples in a wide range of specialized fields. The data bank is an essential tool for understanding an acronym, checking an official title, finding an equivalent in another language, and much more. +17735 terminology porta http://termini.letonika.lv/ Latvian terminology about IT +17736 http://www.tsk.fi/tepa/ TEPA is a term bank compiled and maintained by the Finnish Terminology Centre TSK (Sanastokeskus TSK). It contains special language terms and their definitions which are displayed as multilingual terminological entries. TSK's own publications form the core of TEPA, but it also contains other special field vocabularies compiled by specialists. TEPA is implemented with Kielikone Ltd's MOT® dictionary software. TEPA vocabularies have been arranged into groups according to their source. The vocabulary groups are listed in the top left corner. The option All is selected by default, and it includes the whole term bank. You can also limit your search to specific vocabulary groups by selecting them from the list. TEPA consists of the Finnish Terminology Centre's own vocabularies (TSK's vocabularies), vocabularies of the Swedish Centre for Terminology (Terminologicentrum TNC) (TNC's vocabularies), vocabularies compiled at the Swedish Language Department of the Institute for the Languages of Finland (Kotus vocabularies) and Other vocabularies. The Finnish Terminology Centre TSK maintains TEPA as free-of-charge with the financing provided by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture. The term bank renewal work was financed by a project subsidy granted by the Ministry of Education and Culture in 2006–2007. +17737 I•ATE http://termcoord.eu/i-ate/ I·ATE is an interactive multilingual glossary on culinary terms that allows to share common knowledge, discover and preserve related concepts widespread across Europe. (...) I·ATE works on the basis of the relationship between the concept and its designations in the European multilingual environment. The glossary presents a culinary term and its equivalents in the countries in which the concept exists. Every term is linked to a map displaying a geographical area that indicates how gastronomy can go beyond national borders. This leads to an historical reflexion linked to a cultural and common traditional heritage. The aim is also to propose an active glossary so that the user can submit a suggestion by a specific form to add a designation and a definition with picture. +17738 An English-Spanish Glossary of Terminology used in Forestry, Range, Wildlife, Fishery, Soils, and Botany http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_rm/rm_gtr152.pdf The English-Spanish/Spanish-English equivalent translations of scientific and management terms (jargon) commonly used in the field of natural resource management are presented. The glossary is useful in improving communications and fostering understanding between Spanish- and English-speaking persons. +1774 State of Minnesota Thesaurus http://mn.gov/xml/Thesaurus The State of Minnesota Thesaurus is a comprehensive, cross-indexed set of subjects intended for search assistance. It is based on current vocabularies, including the: Legislative Indexing Vocabulary; Minnesota GIS Community. The thesaurus allows like communities to use a common vocabulary when describing and detailing Web resources. +17740 Star Trek Planetary Classification http://sttff.net/planetaryclass.html A planet is a celestial body in orbit around a star or stellar remnants, that has sufficient mass for self-gravity and is nearly spherical in shape. A planet must not share its orbital region with other bodies of significant size (except for its own satellites), and must be below the threshold for thermonuclear fusion of deuterium. If a celestial body meets those requirements, it is considered a planet; at that point, the planet is further classified by its atmosphere and surface conditions into one of twenty-two categories. +17741 Star Trek Nebula Classification http://sttff.net/ast/AST_nebulaclassification.html A nebula is an interstellar cloud of dust, gas, and plasma, where star formation usually occurs. In the year 2400, the Federation introduced a new system to classify nebulae. The new system first assigns the nebula a letter designation based upon its general composition. If the nebula has any unusual quirks, it is assigned an additional number designation. For example, a Class F2 Nebula is a Dark Nebula that contains disruptive electromagnetic radiation. +17742 Star Trek Sector Classification http://sttff.net/sectorclass.html Sector Classification for the Star Trek Universe. +17743 Star Trek Sector List http://sttff.net/ast/sector.html A sector is a volume of space approximately 20 cubic light years. In Federation space, a typical sector contains between six and ten star systems. +17744 Star Trek Spectral Classification http://sttff.net/ast/spectralclassification.html Stars can generally be classified by their color. A purple star is always Class O, a yellow star is always Class G. However, there can be vast differences within each class. Most Class M stars are tiny and don't emit much light... however, many K- and G-type stars can evolve into red giants. That makes them Class M, but they are NOTHING like the tiny stars that make up the vast majority of Class M stars. Since most stars spend most of their lives on the Main Sequence, the descriptions on this page can be applied to the majority of stars. The oddballs and outsiders don't necessarily fit the exact parameters here (and will be discussed elsewhere), but even the oddballs conform to the interstellar color scheme, so even a blue oddball is class B. +17745 Yosemite Decimal System The Yosemite Decimal System (YDS) is a three-part system used for rating the difficulty of walks, hikes, and climbs. It is primarily used by mountaineers in the United States and Canada. The Class 5 portion of the Class scale is primarily a rock climbing classification system, while the Classes 1-3 are used mainly in hiking and trail running. Originally the system was a single-part classification system. In recent years, Grade and Protection categories were added to the system. The new categories do not apply to every climb and usage varies widely. The grades are subjective, reflecting the first ascenscionist's opinion of the climb's difficulty. There are also systematic regional differences in grading within the United States. +17746 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System Glossary http://ec.europa.eu/education/ects/users-guide/glossary_en.htm#ectsTop ECTS is a credit system designed to make it easier for students to move between different countries. Since they are based on the learning achievements and workload of a course, a student can transfer their ECTS credits from one university to another so they are added up to contribute to an individual's degree programme or training. ECTS helps to make learning more student-centred. It is a central tool in the Bologna Process, which aims to make national systems more compatible. ECTS also helps with the planning, delivery and evaluation of study programmes, and makes them more transparent. +17747 classification system of Repentino http://labclup.letras.up.pt/repentino/docs/docs.html +17748 Dutch-speaking Uniform Classification http://www.boek.nl/nur NUR stands for Dutch-language Uniform Classification. It is a three-digit code that reflects the subject of a book. +17749 Kleuter ZIZO http://www.cultuurconnect.be/diensten/plaatsingssystemen-en-etiketten/zizo-plaatsingssystemen Kleuter ZIZO is a thematic classification system for toddler and toddler books (target group 0-6 years). You can use the system both for fiction and non-fiction. Only poems, fairy tales and reading stories were included in this classification system. Libraries are often presented with age-crossing. Therefore, the choice for choosing these genres is not for the thematic classification system. The classification system has clear color icons and a standard label. +1775 Vitruvio http://vocabularyserver.com/vitruvio/ Controlled vocabulary specialized in architecture, art, design and urbanism. (...) 2750 Terms, 758 Relationships between terms, 351 Equivalent terms. +17750 ZIZO Youth http://www.cultuurconnect.be/diensten/plaatsingssystemen-en-etiketten/zizo-plaatsingssystemen ZIZO Youth is a thematic classification system for informative materials with target audience 6+. The classification system has clear color and standard labels. +17751 ZIZO Adults http://www.cultuurconnect.be/diensten/plaatsingssystemen-en-etiketten/zizo-plaatsingssystemen ZIZO adults is a thematic classification scheme that allows you to organize the adult non-fiction collection of a public library. ZIZO tries to bring the user to the desired subject, staged and intuitively. The various aspects of a subject are brought together as much as possible so that the The user gets an overview of the information sources that can answer his question. The rating system has clear color and standard labels. +17752 Classifications of the Central Library of the University of Ludwigshafen on the Rhine http://www.hs-lu.de/service/bibliothek/informationen-zur-bibliothek/bibliothekssystematik/fruehere-systematik-zentralbibliothek.html#c2833 "A small part of the library's holdings are organized according to the (...) earlier system of the central library, which is an older, only weakly used media unit, which is therefore moved into our closed magazine the central library is for our classification work today no longer relevant additions are classified rather since mid-2012, according to the Regensburg classification (RVK) and -. as the majority of the reclassified to RVK stocks our university library - freely accessible even after this system of order ""." +17753 Classifications of the Partial Library Social and Health Care http://www.hs-lu.de/service/bibliothek/informationen-zur-bibliothek/bibliothekssystematik/fuehere-systematik-teilbibliothek-fb-iv.html#c9449 A small part of the library's social and health care system is organized according to the previous system of the sub-library, Department IV, Social and Health Care, which is older, only weakly used and therefore outsourced to our closed magazine. (...) This former system of the specialized library of social and health care is no longer relevant for our classification work. New entries are classified according to the Regensburger Systematik (RVK) since mid-2012 and - like the majority of the collections of our university library, Also freely accessible according to this system. +17754 State Publications Classification http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/ghl/services/statepubsclassification.html When the Documents Section of the North Carolina State Library was organized between 1957-1960, this classification scheme was devised by the documents librarian, Sangster Parrott, for the Library's large collection of North Carolina public documents. Documents are arranged by state government agency and then by function. The scheme is partially adapted from the U.S. Superintendent of Documents Classification System which is used for Federal documents collections. The current edition shows agency name changes in general, but should not be relied upon as a complete history of a name due to the complex agency reorganizations, mergers, and dissolutions that have occurred since 1960. +17755 Thesaurus for the areas of computer science, business and transport Since 2013, a bilingual thesaurus (dt./en.) For the fields of computer science, business and transport has been established at the library of TH Wildau, with the aim of providing students with an overview of their subject area and related fields Thesaurus as a research aid in Wilbert's library search machine. +17756 Bodleian Old Theology Library Scheme http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/192568/Classification-guide.pdf +17757 State Library of Ohio Classification Scheme https://library.ohio.gov/collections/government-documents/classification-scheme/ We also receive and distribute state government publications as mandated by ORC 149.11. Access to available documents, periodicals and items available in our digital collection are included below. For more information on how these documents are classified, consult our classification scheme index. +17758 British Catalogue of Music Classification http://cms.slwa.wa.gov.au/find/guides/music/general_information/british_catalogue_of_music_classification_scheme The British Catalogue of Music Classification (BCM Classification) is a faceted classification that was commissioned from E. J. Coates by the Council of the British National Bibliography to organize the content of the British Catalogue of Music. The published schedule (1960) was considerably expanded by Patrick Mills of the British Library up until its use was abandoned in 1998. Entries in the catalogue were organized by BCM classmark from the catalogue's inception in 1957 until 1982. From that year the British Catalogue of Music (which from 1974 onward was published by The British Library) was organized instead by Dewey Decimal Classification number, though BCM classmarks continued to be added to entries up to the 1998 annual cumulation. +17759 CASRAI Dictionar http://dictionary.casrai.org/ The dictionary is shared infrastructure meant to serve as a key component of the national and international interoperability strategies of research organizations. It represents the integrated outputs (and ongoing maintenance) of an international network of subject matter experts from stakeholder organizations. The dictionary is intended as a canonical collection of common terms and their descriptors as well as basic structural groupings to facilitate controlled information exchanges between stakeholders. Please search for specific terms or use the menu to alphabetically browse all standard Terms, Objects, Attributes or Lists. If you do not find a term or structure you are looking for please join the Casrai initiative to help add new contents to this shared resource. +1776 Electronic Government Controlled Vocabulary https://www.governodigital.gov.br/eixos-de-atuacao/governo/interoperabilidade/vocabulario-controlado-do-governo-eletronico-vcge +17760 RCUK Subject Classification http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/research/efficiency/researchadmin/harmonisation/ PRGPG agreed that in the long term classification harmonisation across the whole higher education and research sector would be desirable and that the Research Councils should aim to achieve alignment over a period of a few years and would not adopt JACS at this stage, although JACS could be used for external reporting. With the exception of MRC (which has signed up to a UK-wide classification system for health research, the Health Research Classification System, HRCS, the hierarchical structure of which MRC considers cannot be accommodated within the RCUK structure) the Research Councils will initially seek to harmonise the classifications across the Councils. Two Classification workshops were organised, as a result of which the RCs have delivered to UK SBS enough defined structure and content to create the required three-level research classification and reviewer matching structure. The information which will be used to populate the top two levels of the structure are 90% accurate as agreed (apart from possible typos and stylistic considerations). There are, however, some duplications (some of which are intentional and some unintentional) that should ideally be reviewed. The third level of the hierarchy (Keys), required by EPSRC and BBSRC for reviewer matching are 90% compliant with the requirements of UK SBS. Unfortunately, the third level hierarchy (Keys) will not provide a reviewer matching functionality for EPSRC that is fit for purpose without further review. While the structure of the hierarchy is very unlikely to change over time, agreed changes will, inevitably, need to be made to data fields in the future and in the short term to Keys, to make them fit for purpose for reviewer matching. Attention will now be given to how this will be handled, given that PRGPG is not a standing group. +17761 Contributor Roles Taxonomy A high-level classification of the diverse roles performed in the work leading to a published research output in the sciences. Its purpose to provide transparency in contributions to scholarly published work, to enable improved systems of attribution, credit, and accountability. (...) The classification includes, but is not limited to, traditional authorship roles. That is, these roles are not intended to define what constitutes authorship. Rather, the roles are intended to apply to all those who contribute to research that results in scholarly published works, and it is recommended that all tagged contributors be listed, whether they are formally listed as authors or named in acknowledgements. An individual contributor may be assigned multiple roles, and a given role may be assigned to multiple contributors. When there are multiple people serving in the same role, a degree of contribution may optionally be specified as ‘lead’, ‘equal’, or ‘supporting’. It is recommended that corresponding authors assume responsibility for role assignment, and that all contributors be given the opportunity to review and confirm assigned roles. +17762 Arizona Governmental Publications Agency Names and Classification Codes http://apps.azlibrary.gov/azdocs/ This database contains the AzDoc Classification Scheme, used to classify state documents for the state of Arizona. The classification scheme was developed by the Arizona State University Library. Like the Superintendent of Documents classification system (SuDocs), it arranges materials by issuing agency rather than by subject. +17763 Licence Types http://dictionary.casrai.org/Licence_Types Types of content licences. +17764 Greek-English Dictionary of Insurance and Financial terms http://www.pragmatognomones.gr/lexicon/lexicongr.shtm This term of insurance and financial terms contains more than 1500 terms and has been motivated by the love we have for our work as an expert, but because we are not linguists or lexicographers, we make it clear that it should not be considered complete and therefore You should also refer to other official printed dictionaries. +17765 European Central Bank Glossary https://www.ecb.europa.eu/home/glossary/ Glossary of the European Central Bank +17766 English-Greek Dictionary of Statistics https://www.scribd.com/document/3139827/English-Greek-dictionary-of-statistics +17767 Languages in the Library http://www.lang.ox.ac.uk/links/languages.html The Language Centre opened in 1980 as an independent university-wide service. It moved to its present well-equipped home at 12 Woodstock Road, near Somerville College, in 1992. For over thirty years, we have supported members of the University and Colleges who need foreign languages for study and research, for academic exchange, and for personal and professional development, through excellent library resources and a mixture of paid and free courses. In August 2015 the Language Centre was moved to sit alongside the Oxford Learning Institute in the Academic Administration Division. +17768 John Trim Centre Resources http://www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/lc/resources/ The Language Centre supports the teaching and learning of languages throughout the University. It does so flexibly in accordance with the needs of its users; it uses IT to underpin its operations and its activities are informed by relevant research in second language acquisition and educational technology. +17769 Glossary of Meteorological Terms http://www.hnms.gr/hnms/greek/meteorology/full_story_html?dr_url=/docs/lexikon/lexicon&dr_page_number=1 A Glossary of Meteorological Terms with Definitions +1777 Controlled Vocabulary of Pharmaceutical Forms, Pathways of Administration and Packaging of Medications http://portal.anvisa.gov.br/wps/wcm/connect/ed15f600474590b59944dd3fbc4c6735/vocabulario_controlado_medicamentos_.pdf?MOD=AJPERES "Anvisa publishes (...) the Controlled Vocabulary of Pharmaceutical Forms, Pathways of Administration and Packaging of Medicines."" The publication will be available on the Agency's website, under the link 'Medicamentos.' The booklet contains the standardization of nomenclatures and concepts related to Pharmaceutical forms, administration routes and packaging of medicinal products to be used as a primary reference, especially in the registration and post-registration of medicines.Another important aspect is the abbreviations of technical characteristics, widely used in official publications. The concepts and nomenclatures should also be used in the package inserts and labels, in the information systems, in the certification of Good Manufacturing Practices and in other activities that require standardized information.The lack of standardization hinders the correct classification Two doctors Common understanding." +17770 Medical Dictionary - Medical Encyclopedia http://www.iatronet.gr/iatriko-lexiko/ +17771 Football Terms Glossary http://www.fa3.gr/nomothesia_2/nomoth_athl/KANONISMOI/soccer/Lexiko_oron.htm Dictionary of football terms (Greek, English, French) +17772 International Monetary Fund Terminology This terminology list contains over 150,000 terms useful to translators working with IMF material. It provides English terms with their equivalents in a number of languages. This list includes words, phrases, and institutional titles commonly encountered in IMF documents in areas such as money and banking, public finance, balance of payments, and economic growth. A number of entries include a usage field within square brackets, denoting the origin of the term—e.g., [OECD]—or a context—e.g., [trade]; others contain a cross reference to related records. Acronyms are also included. +17773 Law Dictionary http://www.lawnet.gr/lexiko.html +17774 Centre for the Study of African and Asian Christianity Classification http://www.hope.ac.uk/media/liverpoolhope/contentassets/documents/library/collections/media +17775 Classification of Musical Instruments http://network.icom.museum/fileadmin/user_upload/minisites/cimcim/documents/H-S_20classification_20final_20version_20_282013_29_20without_20editorial_20markings-2.pdf The MIMO (Musical Instrument Museums Online) project has created a single access point to digital content and information on the collections of musical instruments held in a consortium of European museums. (...) The MIMO project has also involved the revision of the Hornbostel Sachs classification of musical instruments, with the main aim of classifying instruments such those in the new Electrophones class 5, invented since the publication of the original scheme of 1914 by Erich M. von Hornbostel and Curt Sachs. A number of scholars have at various times revised or extended the scheme. The MIMO consortium’s version is closely based on the revised version (classes 1-4) by Jeremy Montagu to whom the consortium owes a debt of gratitude for generously sharing with us with us all resources associated with it; (...). This version of classification has been incorporated within the databases of a number of the museums in the MIMO project. +17776 London Library Classification Scheme http://londonlibrary.co.uk/ll-collections/books The London Library has a unique and rather unorthodox classification scheme. Described as 'unusual but serviceable' by Alan Bell (Librarian of the London Library from 1993 to 2001), its application and maintenance are both a joy and a challenge. The scheme was devised by Sir Charles Theodore Hagberg Wright (1862-1940), Librarian of the London Library from 1893 until his death. (...): it was created on the principle of literary warrant, that is, it was designed around the books the Library held at the time. Like the scheme devised for the Library of Congress it was made to fit a particular collection with no thought of it ever being adopted by another library. LCC has since been adopted by many libraries, the London Library classification hasn’t had a comparable impact but it was adopted by the House of Commons Library where it continued to be used until 2000. +17777 Eating and Drinking Ability Classification System for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy http://www.sussexcommunity.nhs.uk/get-involved/research/chailey-research/eating-drinking-classification.htm We have developed a new Eating and Drinking Ability Classification System (EDACS) for people with cerebral palsy. EDACS describes five distinct levels of ability using the key features of safety and efficiency (...). Our new Eating and Drinking Ability Classification System (EDACS) offers an alternative to subjective terms such as mild and moderate and severe which have no agreed definition. We developed EDACS by consulting with people with cerebral palsy, parents and experts around the world. EDACS has been tested to see how easy and reliable it is when used by speech and language therapists and parents. +17778 http://amecorg.com/amecframework/home/supporting-material/taxonomy/#taxonomy-table A wide range of models of PR and communication evaluation exist using a wide range of terms including inputs, outputs, outtakes, outflows, outgrowths, effects, results, and impact. An even wider range of metrics and methods for evaluation are proposed for each stage. The field is confusing for many practitioners. This page presents a taxonomy of evaluation tailored to strategic public communication – a taxonomy being a mapping of a field to produce a categorisation of concepts and terms – in short, to show where things go and where they fit in relation to each other. (...) A taxonomy is not the same as a model, as a taxonomy attempts to list ALL the main concepts, terms, metrics, methods, etc. in a field, while a model is an illustration of a specific program or activity to be applied in practice. However, models should be based on the concepts and methods identified as legitimate in the field and apply them appropriately. An important benefit of a taxonomy is that it puts concepts, metrics, methods, etc. in their right place – e.g., it avoids output metrics being confused with outcome metrics. +17779 Organization ID Types http://dictionary.casrai.org/Org_ID_Types The nominal type of unique ID used for an organization. +1778 Prometheus artistNamensanetzungsFile http://prometheus-bildarchiv.de/tools/pknd XML format of the standard file as used for the normalization of the artist names in prometheus. The file contains only the artists, of whom different names of their names are known. +17780 Cooking Terms Glossary http://www.greekmasa.gr/index.php?option=com_glossary&func=display&letter=All&Itemid=93&catid=89&page=1 Cooking Terms Glossary pubished by GreekMasa. +17781 Wastewater terminology Basic terms used in the field of wastewater treatment. +17783 Thesaurus of the library of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://library.fes.de/tematres/vocab/ Thesaurus of the library of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation +17784 Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire http://dare.ht.lu.se/ The Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire (DARE) is a gazetteer of ancient places of the Roman Empire, based on the Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World among other sources. The atlas is available via API and download as raw data and visual map. +17785 IAOA Ontology Terminology This website is devoted to terms and their definitions used in applied ontology. Since ontology is an interdisciplinary field, it is especially important to have a guide for how specific terms are used since their meaning may vary across disciplines. +17786 Wordnet culture http://xtree-public.digicult-verbund.de/vocnet/?uriVocItem=http%3A//lvr.vocnet.org/wnk/&startNode=wk000249&lang=de&d=n Thesaurus used for monument preservation and related disciplines. +17788 Geographic Names Register of geographic names in Germany +1779 Presentation system Informative Media http://www.nbdbiblion.nl/product/pim "PIM is an alphabetic word system (as opposed to a numerical hierarchical system such as SISO) that consists of two levels: categories ("" subject areas "") and keywords below.  There are 27 fixed categories (visible by icons). These subject areas are grouped into ten clusters (colors) of related subject areas. The clusters can be directional for the visitor and for the collection of collections in the library. (For example, the categories ""Hobbies"" and ""Sports and Games"" are both orange; Libraries can choose to draw them in close proximity).  The PIM keywords in principle correspond to the first keyword granted by Media Aanbod to the media based on the NBD Biblion Trefwoordenthesaurus. When publicly-friendly media presentation on the shelf demands, another or broader keyword will be assigned. If the PIM keyword is too long for the label, it breaks down in a ""logical"" location, so that two nouns occur. (For example: Organization Development becomes: Organization Development) The same keyword can occur in different categories. The category format and a specific assigned keyword determine the location on the shelf of a unique medium in a library collection." +17790 Pan-European Species directories Infrastructure http://www.eu-nomen.eu/portal/ PESI provides standardised and authoritative taxonomic information by integrating and securing Europe’s taxonomically authoritative species name registers and nomenclators (name databases) and associated exper(tise) networks that underpin the management of biodiversity in Europe. PESI defines and coordinates strategies to enhance the quality and reliability of European biodiversity information by integrating the infrastructural components of four major community networks on taxonomic indexing into a joint work programme. This will result in functional knowledge networks of taxonomic experts and regional focal points, which will collaborate on the establishment of standardised and authoritative taxonomic (meta-) data. PESI will coordinate the integration and synchronisation of the European taxonomic information systems into a joint e-infrastructure and the set up of a common user-interface disseminating the pan-European checklists and associated user-services results. The organisation of national and regional focal point networks as projected not only assures the efficient access to local expertise, but is also important for the synergistic promotion of taxonomic standards throughout Europe, for instance to liaison with national governmental bodies on the implementation of European biodiversity legislations. PESI will provide a robust infrastructure to support the nomenclatural needs of European users and stakeholders. PESI will specifically address the issues of: pooling resources, standardisation, sustainability, accessibility and international cooperation. +17792 Prokaryotic Nomenclature Up-to-Date https://www.dsmz.de/bacterial-diversity/prokaryotic-nomenclature-up-to-date.html Prokaryotic Nomenclature up-to-date' is a compilation of all names of Bacteria and Archaea which have been validly published according to the Bacteriological Code since 1. Jan. 1980, and nomenclatural changes which have been validly published since. It will be updated with the publication of each new issue of the Int. J. Syst. Evol. Microbiol. (IJSEM). 'Prokaryotic Nomenclature up-to-date' is based on the work of N. Weiss and M. Kracht and is maintained by Dorothea Gleim who may be consulted on technical aspects (database resp. online access). +17793 ISO 3166 Country Codes https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/ ISO 3166 is the International Standard for country codes and codes for their subdivisions. The purpose of ISO 3166 is to define internationally recognised codes of letters and/or numbers that we can use when we refer to countries and subdivisions. However, it does not define the names of countries – this information comes from United Nations sources (Terminology Bulletin Country Names and the Country and Region Codes for Statistical Use maintained by the United Nations Statistics Divisions). +17794 Glossary of Anesthesia Terms http://anesthesia.gr/temp/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Anazoogonisi2015_web.pdf Glossary of Anesthesia Terms published by Evangelia Papapostolou. +17795 English Greek chemical terms glossary http://www.chem.gr/%CE%B1%CE%B3%CE%B3%CE%BB%CE%BF%CE%B5%CE%BB%CE%BB%CE%B7%CE%BD%CE%B9%CE%BA%CF%8C-%CE%BB%CE%B5%CE%BE%CE%B9%CE%BA%CF%8C/ English Greek chemical terms glossary published by chem.gr. +17796 Law Glossary https://www.expresspublishing.co.uk/assets/pdf/epnegr/law_glossary.pdf Law Glossary published by Express Publishing. +17797 ETHNOLOGICAL DOCUMENT OF CHEMICAL TERMS http://195.134.76.37/scinews/Reports/Rep_Etymol_lexicon.htm Most of the chemical terms that have been collected come from foreign words, mainly Latin, many of which have Greek origin or similar word of common origin. It does not attempt to interpret or describe the term, with some exceptions. Also by way of exception, in some cases the historical context on which the creation of the word was based is developed. The words that are said to belong to broader fields, such as mineralogy, biochemistry, pharmacology and some commercial products. There are no words of obvious Greek origin (eg lithium, choline), but there are some terms derived from relatively unknown or otherwise ancient Greek (eg cobalt, theobromine). Wherever possible, the reasoning of the empirical name is justified, since it is not obvious, even for some common word terms (eg rule, codon). +17798 object genres of university collections in Germany https://portal.wissenschaftliche-sammlungen.de/ConceptScheme/33 Classification of typical object genres found in German university collections. +17799 Biological Collections Ontology https://github.com/BiodiversityOntologies/bco The Biological Collections Ontology (BCO) is an application ontology developed as part of the Biocode Commons project, within the OBO Foundry framework. The goal of the BCO is to support the interoperability of biodiversity data, including data on museum collections, environmental/metagenomic samples, and ecological surveys. The BCO covers distinctions between individuals, organisms, voucher specimens, lots, samples, the relations between these entities, and the processes governing the creation and use of 'samples'. Also within scope are properties including collector, location, time, storage environment, containers, institution, and collection identifiers. +178 Education Thesaurus http://www.cdc.qc.ca/multites_fr.htm The revised and corrected 2001 edition of the thesaurus has 3,889 terms, ie 1,855 descriptors and 2,034 non-descriptors (synonyms and quasi-synonyms), followed by a qualifier to clarify the meaning of the descriptor. : Compétition (Psychologie) This is an integral part of the descriptor and must therefore be used with it when indexing or researching The purpose of this thesaurus is to assist the personnel of the documentation centers and the libraries of the milieu To organize their collection and to index their documentation. It can also be used as a research tool for online research. +1780 Keyword Thesaurus http://www.nbdbiblion.nl/product/abonnement-trefwoordenthesaurus The NBD | Biblion Trefwoordenthesaurus is an automated subject termination system for collections in public libraries, based on the terms assigned to NBD | Biblion's bibliographic products. In this thesaurus, all NBD | Biblion approved release terms for all media types are included . This has the advantage that the term of the term is consistent, that is, users are not confronted with different terms for the same understanding. By networking, libraries can consult each other's catalogs and exchange bibliographic data. Central cataloging, such as the Common Automated Cataloging System (GGC) of OCLC plays an important role in this. Libraries with a regional support function, for example, make use of terms from the NBD | Biblion Trefwoordenthesaurus for the subject termination of their title descriptions in the GGC. They regularly make proposals for n Old terms. NBD | Biblion takes care of the tuning and management of the thesaurus as the central public library catalog of public libraries. The thesaurus terminals may also be available for inclusion in (part) thesauri that can be used for the subject termination in specific (bibliographic) products. This is possible by applying so-called type indicators that indicate which file or product will be assigned the termination terms. +17800 Phenotypic Quality Ontology http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/PATO Phenotypic qualities (properties). This ontology can be used in conjunction with other ontologies such as GO or anatomical ontologies to refer to phenotypes. Examples of qualities are red, ectopic, high temperature, fused, small, edematous and arrested. +17802 Extensible Observation Ontology https://github.com/NCEAS/oboe/ The Extensible Observation Ontology (OBOE) is a formal ontology for capturing the semantics of scientific observation and measurement. The ontology supports researchers to add detailed semantic annotations to scientific data, thereby clarifying the inherent meaning of scientific observations. (...) OBOE can characterize the context of an observation (e.g., space and time), as well as dependencies such as nested experimental observations. It includes an extensive set of unit definitions (e.g., grams of carbon per liter of seawater), and can facilitate automatic unit conversions (e.g., pounds to kilograms). OBOE can be easily extended to create Entities and Characteristics for specific research domains, making it both broadly applicable and highly customizable. OBOE is being used to improve data interpretation, facilitate reuse, and create precise and effective systems for data search and discovery. +17803 EUNIS Habitat Classification http://eunis.eea.europa.eu/habitats.jsp The EUNIS habitat classification is a comprehensive pan-European system to facilitate the harmonised description and collection of data across Europe through the use of criteria for habitat identification. It is hierarchical and covers all types of habitat types from natural to artificial, from terrestrial to freshwater and marine. +17804 Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard https://www.cmecscatalog.org/ The Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS) provides a national framework for organizing information about coasts and oceans and their living systems. It provides a structure for developing and synthesizing data so that ecosystems can be identified, characterized, and mapped in a standard way across regional and national boundaries. CMECS also supports status and trend monitoring activities, policy development, restoration planning, and fisheries management. The standard complements existing wetland and upland classification systems. The six components of the classification standard represent the different aspects of the seascape (water column, geoform, substrate, biotic communities, biogeographic setting, and aquatic setting), starting with the broadest systems (marine, estuarine, and lacustrine) and narrowing to the most detailed physical and biological elements associated with a specific habitat type (biotic community). CMECS is periodically updated to reflect the best science and the needs of the coastal management communities. The framework of a dynamic standard process has been developed to receive input from researchers and users of the standard and to accomplish modifications to the classification system. +17805 CoRIS Glossary http://www.coris.noaa.gov/glossary/ The CoRIS glossary contains terms concerned with ecology, biogeography, evolution, taxonomy, morphology, physiology, cell and molecular biology, genetics, mapping, development, fisheries, oceanography, geosciences, conservation programs, remote-sensing, physics, chemistry, and data and information management. +17806 Harvard Spectral Classification Scheme http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~pac/spectral_classification.html The modern stellar spectral classification scheme (also known as the Harvard Spectral Classification Scheme) was created by Annie Jump Cannon through her examination of spectra from 1918 to 1924. Originally, the scheme used capital letters running alphabetically, but was later reordered to reflect the surface temperatures of stars. In order of decreasing temperature, these types were O, B, A, F, G, K and M. Three additional categories also in the scheme: R, N, and S types, were later realized to represent stars with peculiar heavy-metal abundances. Other types (Q for novae, W for Wolf-Rayet stars, etc) are not encountered frequently. According to astronomical myth, Henry Norris Russell suggested the following mnemonic to assist students in remembering the scheme: Oh Be A Fine Girl, Kiss Me! +17807 Taxonomy of Horror Sub-Genres https://openivorytower.org/taxonomy/ I’ve broken the horror genre down into 10 sub-genres and 3 additional non-sub-genre classifications. Each page includes a full breakdown of the category with descriptions for each classification. Additionally, each classification includes a list of films that exemplify that particular corner of the horror genre. This is an ongoing project, so individual pages and lists will open as I complete them. +1781 Principles of Epidemiology in Public Health Practice Glossary http://www.cdc.gov/ophss/csels/dsepd/ss1978/glossary.html Principles of Epidemiology in Public Health Practice, Third Edition. An Introduction to Applied Epidemiology and Biostatistics +17813 SAN (Semantic Actuator Network) http://www.irit.fr/recherches/MELODI/ontologies/SAN +17814 Accomodation Ontology http://purl.org/acco/ns +17815 Basic Access Control ontology http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/acl +17816 ACM Classification Ontology http://www.rkbexplorer.com/ontologies/acm +17817 Agent Certification Ontology http://privatealpha.com/ontology/certification/1 +17818 Asset Description Metadata Schema http://www.w3.org/ns/adms +17819 Audio Features Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/af/ +1782 Australian Access Profile http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/access.html This is a national vocabulary identifying accessibility of learning content. An access profile specifies functionality and experiences supported by learning content. +17820 AGLS Metadata Terms http://www.agls.gov.au/agls/terms +17821 Agent Relationship Ontology http://d-nb.info/standards/elementset/agrelon.owl +17822 Academic Institution Internal Structure Ontology http://purl.org/vocab/aiiso/schema +17823 Alliance of Information and Referral Services (AIRS) Vocabulary https://raw.githubusercontent.com/airs-linked-data/lov/latest/src/airs_vocabulary.ttl +17824 AKT Reference Ontology http://www.aktors.org/ontology/portal +17825 AKT Support Ontology http://www.aktors.org/ontology/support +17826 Algorithms Ontology http://securitytoolbox.appspot.com/securityAlgorithms +17827 OSLC Asset Management Vocabulary http://open-services.net/ns/asset +17828 Association Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/ao/core +17829 Appearances Ontology Specification http://rdf.muninn-project.org/ontologies/appearances +1783 Monarch Method http://www.monarchmethod.com/ Three years ago, with the help of some dedicated library volunteers, I decided I was 'Done with Dewey' - we built our own classification system from the ground up based on how my students and staff search for books. I call it the Monarch Method. The best comparison is that it makes looking for books in my library similar to buying a book online through Amazon. +17830 Linked Data API Vocabulary http://purl.org/linked-data/api/vocab +17831 The vocabulary for Co-creation Events based on Open Data http://semweb.mmlab.be/ns/apps4X +17832 Archival collections ontology http://purl.org/archival/vocab/arch +17833 Atom Syndication Ontology http://bblfish.net/work/atom-owl/2006-06-06/ +17834 Ontology for Meteorological sensors http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ssnx/meteo/aws +17835 Basic registrations addresses and buildings vocabulary (BAG) https://bag.basisregistraties.overheid.nl/def/bag The Basic Registration of Addresses and Buildings (BAG) is part of the government system of basic registrations. The BAG Vocabulary is the associated ontology published as Linked Data. +17836 OWL representation of ISO 19103 (Basic types package) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19103/2005/basic +1784 Screenwriter's Ultimate Guide to Hollywood Meeting Terminology https://screencraft.org/2015/09/25/the-screenwriters-ultimate-guide-to-hollywood-meeting-terminology/ As screenwriters venture deeper and deeper into the waters of movie studio development offices, agencies, and management companies — after years of trying to break through and finally seeing some attention - it’s imperative that they are prepared for the meetings, the conversations, the emails, and more important, the terminology. Development and acquisition talk can be another language to some. Below we will cover some of the most common terms that screenwriters may come across. Terms that are most commonly utilized in development phases of Hollywood. While you’ve likely heard them before, it’s important to understand the meaning, the usage, and what it means for your own script and writing in question. +17840 Brain Computing Interface (BCI) Ontology https://w3id.org/BCI-ontology +17841 OntoMedia Being Representation http://contextus.net/ontology/ontomedia/ext/common/being +17842 BEVON: Beverage Ontology http://rdfs.co/bevon/ +17844 The Bibliographic Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/bibo/ +17845 BibTeX ontology http://purl.org/net/nknouf/ns/bibtex +17846 BIO: A vocabulary for biographical information http://purl.org/vocab/bio/0.1/ +17847 Biological Taxonomy Vocabulary 0.2 (Core) http://purl.org/NET/biol/ns +17849 The Bibliographic Reference Ontology http://purl.org/spar/biro +17850 British Library Terms RDF schema http://www.bl.uk/schemas/bibliographic/blterms British Library Terms is a small vocabulary complementing existing bibliographic schemas. +17851 Biological Taxonomy Vocabulary 0.2 (Botany) http://purl.org/NET/biol/botany +17852 Brainstorm Ontology http://vocab.deri.ie/br +17853 Call for Anything vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/c4n +17854 C4O, the Citation Counting and Context Characterization Ontology http://purl.org/spar/c4o +17855 Internet Calendaring and Scheduling Core Object Specification http://www.w3.org/2002/12/cal/ical +17856 cartCoordOnt http://purl.org/net/cartCoord +17857 Comic Book Ontology http://comicmeta.org/cbo/ The Comic Book Ontology is a metadata vocabulary for describing comic books and comic book collections. It is a work in progress and part of a larger research project exploring the organization and description of data about comic books. +17858 Creative Commons Rights Expression Language http://creativecommons.org/ns +17859 Cognitive Characteristics Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/cco/core +1786 Vocabularies for Vocabulary Schema https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/13 The ANDS Vocabularies for vocabulary schema (lists of terms or permissible data values) are a source for metadata values recorded in the ANDS Vocabulary Portal. +17860 Conceptual Depth and Momentum http://purl.org/twc/ontology/cdm.owl +17861 The Collection Description Type Namespace http://purl.org/cld/cdtype/ +17862 Consumer Electronics Ontology http://www.ebusiness-unibw.org/ontologies/consumerelectronics/v1 +17864 The Cert Ontology http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/cert +17865 Climate and Forecast (CF) features http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ssnx/cf/cf-feature +17866 Climate and Forecast (CF) standard names parameter vocabulary http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ssnx/cf/cf-property +17867 Corporate Financial Reports and Loans Ontology http://linkeddata.finki.ukim.mk/lod/ontology/cfrl +17868 Central Government Ontology http://reference.data.gov.uk/def/central-government +17869 The OMRAS2 Chord Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/chord/ +1787 http://numismatics.org/ocre/ Online Coins of the Roman Empire (OCRE), a joint project of the American Numismatic Society and the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University (...). The project will ultimately record every published type of Roman Imperial Coinage from Augustus in 31 BC, until the death of Zeno in AD 491. +17871 Functions of Citations http://www.essepuntato.it/2013/03/cito-functions +17872 Cinelab ontology http://advene.org/ns/cinelab/ld +17873 The Collection Description Terms http://purl.org/cld/terms/ +17874 Conceptual Model Ontology http://purl.org/twc/ontologies/cmo.owl +17875 Representing Content in RDF http://www.w3.org/2011/content +17876 Counter Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/co/core +17878 'Configuration as Linked Data' ontology http://purl.org/configurationontology +17879 Collections Ontology http://purl.org/co +1788 Coinage of the Roman Republic Online http://numismatics.org/crro/ Coinage of the Roman Republic Online (CRRO) harnesses Linked Open Data to provide links across digital projects in Roman numismatics and beyond. At its launch CRRO provides access to six online collections containing over 20,000 specimens of Republican coinage. The description of coin types provided here is based on Michael Crawford's 1974 publication Roman Republican Coinage (RRC), which is still the primary typology used for the identification of Roman Republican coin types. Since its publication in 1974 there have been significant revisions to the dating of the series following the discovery of new hoards, but no attempt has been made to reflect these or make any other amendments to the published typology at this stage. The descriptions for these coins are based on the typology set out in RRC, but have been modified to meet the standards of the British Museum’s collection management system by Eleanor Ghey and Ian Leins. These were previously published in Ghey and Leins 2010, which forms an update to the 1910 catalogue of the collection by Grueber. Additional types not in the British Museum’s collection were added to this database by Richard Witschonke of the ANS. +17880 Vocabulary related to incident communication http://vocab.resc.info/communication +17881 Contact http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/pim/contact +17882 Conversion Ontology http://purl.org/twc/vocab/conversion/ +17883 Car Options Ontology http://purl.org/coo/ns +17884 Content Pattern Annotations http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/schemas/cpannotationschema.owl +17885 Copyright Ontology http://rhizomik.net/ontologies/copyrightonto.owl +17886 ReSIST Courseware Ontology http://courseware.rkbexplorer.com/ontologies/courseware +17887 Changeset http://purl.org/vocab/changeset/schema +17888 Constraint Satisfaction Problems Vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/csp +17889 CSV on the Web Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/csvw +1789 CIRCL Taxonomy https://www.circl.lu/pub/taxonomy/ A key success factor, while performing incident response, is to share a common understanding of the security incident. A common definition can be achieved by a shared vocabulary as described below. +17890 Connectivity types http://www.tele.pw.edu.pl/~sims-onto/ConnectivityType.owl +17891 Common Tag Vocabulary http://commontag.org/ns +17892 http://purl.org/ctic/infraestructuras/organizacion +17893 Context Descriptor Pattern http://www.demcare.eu/ontologies/contextdescriptor.owl +17894 D2RQ - Language Specification http://www.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/suhl/bizer/D2RQ/0.1 +17895 Dataset Dynamics (dady) vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/dady +17896 Document Availability Information Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/daia +17897 Dataset Quality Vocabulary http://purl.org/eis/vocab/daq +17898 DataID http://wiki.dbpedia.org/projects/dbpedia-dataid DBpedia Data ID is an ontology with the goal of describing LOD datasets via RDF files in a uniform way. Established vocabularies like DCAT, VoID, Prov-O and SPARQL Service Description are used for maximum compatibility. +17899 OntoMedia Date Part Representation http://contextus.net/ontology/ontomedia/misc/date +179 Environmental thesaurus http://sns.uba.de/umthes/ UMTHES® includes 13,500 descriptors and 40,000 linked German-language synonyms with 35,000 English translations / equivalents and around 11,000 definitions. The environmental thesaurus (UMTHES®) presents concepts for the big theme of 'Environment (environmental use / environmental pollution / environmental protection)' (More general / more specific terms, among others), and collects the various words, including English translations, on which computer programs automatically support effective information search beyond language boundaries. +1790 Terminological Vocabulary on Children's and Youth Culture http://www.bnm.me.gov.ar/vocabularios/lij/ "The field of children's literature recognizes its specificity within literary studies and, at the same time, establishes relationships with other fields such as cultural studies, studies on childhood, editorial production and the study of illustration and Design as fields of study and professional practice. "" 843 Terms, 274 Relationship between terms, 76 Equivalent terms." +17900 Linked Datex II http://vocab.datex.org/terms/ +17901 DBM Ontology http://purl.org/net/dbm/ontology +17902 Relational to Ontology Mapping Primitive http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/dbowl +17903 The DBpedia Ontology http://dbpedia.org/ontology/ +17904 DOAP Bugs http://ontologi.es/doap-bugs +17905 DCMI Abstract Model http://purl.org/dc/dcam/ +17907 The DataCite Ontology http://purl.org/spar/datacite +17908 NDL Metadata Terms http://ndl.go.jp/dcndl/terms/ +17909 DCMI Type Vocabulary http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/ +1791 Irish Public Service Thesaurus http://www.gov.ie/webstandards/metastandards/pst/default.htm The Public Service Thesaurus (PST) has been developed as a list of descriptors, or controlled vocabulary, by which public sector resources may be indexed. It was developed to facilitate public sector compliance with the Irish Public Service Metadata Standard (IPSMS), and in so doing to enhance the capacity of public sector organisaitons to make their resources accessible and visible to their client base. Compliance can be achieved by using appropriate terms from the vocabulary in conjunction with the mandatory DC.Subject element. The structure of the PST is such as to ensure ease of navigation around the vocabulary. It is represented at the top level by fourteen separate categories based on the wide areas of interest and involvement of public sector organisations. These top-level cateogries subdivide into second-level categories and so forth, each level in turn listing more specific subject sub-divisions. Many terms in the PST have been posted upwards in order to 1) limit the number of terms available for indexing, and consequently keep the thesaurus to a manageable size, and 2) to ensure as far as is practicable that resources sharing a common theme are returned together. This implies that the degree of specificity of terms available as indexing terms has been restricted. The PST, as an information retrieval thesaurus, is largely concerned with grouping like subject matter together, rather than allowing the naming of a particular object to the exclusion of others. In summary, a (preferred) term should be general enough that it might be used to index a number of items. +17910 Decision ontology https://code.google.com/archive/p/decision-ontology/ +17911 Dem@Care Lab Ontology for Dementia Assessment http://www.demcare.eu/ontologies/demlab.owl +17912 The Discourse Elements Ontology http://purl.org/spar/deo +17913 DOAP Dependencies http://ontologi.es/doap-deps +17914 Healthcare metadata - DICOM ontology http://purl.org/healthcarevocab/v1 Ontology for healthcare metadata - especially metadata found in DICOM files (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine, see http://dicom.nema.org/). +17915 The Design Intent Ontology https://w3id.org/dio The Design Intent Ontology (DIO) is a generic ontology that provides the conceptualisation needed to capture the knowledge generated during various phases of the overall design lifecycle. It provides definitions for design artifacts such as requirements, designs, design issues, solutions, justifications and evidence and relationships between them to represent the design process and how these things lead to design outcomes. It draws upon the paradigms of IBIS(Issue Based Information System), argumentation and design rationale. It is linked to W3C PROV by defining the actors in the design process as PROV agents and the design artifacts themselves are PROV entities. However DIO uses a modualrised version of PROV-O, based on Syntactic locality. DIO makes few assumptions about the design process used as the definitions of these activities properly belongs in the software lifecycle and data lifecycle models. The Figure below illustrates the conceptual entities in DIO and their relationships. +17916 DDI-RDF Discovery Vocabulary http://rdf-vocabulary.ddialliance.org/discovery +17917 DITA RDF ontology http://purl.org/dita/ns +17918 DM2E model http://onto.dm2e.eu/schemas/dm2e +17919 Description of a Project vocabulary http://usefulinc.com/ns/doap +1792 Law & Environment Ontology http://leo.informea.org/ LEO aims to provide an agreed to semantic standard for any institution or organization that collects and manages data, information and knowledge in the field of Environmental Law and Governance. The development of a semantic Ontology for Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) and International Environmental Law was identified as a priority for MEA Secretariats and UNEP at the first meeting of the MEA Information and Knowledge Management (IKM) Initiative. Members to the MEA IKM Initiative agreed on the need for a ‘controlled vocabulary’ to allow for easier searching, locating and retrieving of MEA information such as decisions by MEA governing bodies and meeting documents, reports and national plans. Generous financial support from the European Union provided for the review and enhancement of the draft InforMEA glossary through a Multi-Stakeholder process. The MEA IKM Initiative identified the IUCN Environmental Law Centre as collaborator in the development of the next version of the vocabulary and chose the FAO’s VOCbench system as the platform for the development and maintenance of the vocabulary. The IKM Initiative also reached out to organizations involved in the development of thesauri, such as the European Environment Agency’s GEMET, the ECOLEX and the FAOlex glossary. +17920 Works, licences, derivatives and dependencies http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/pim/doc +17921 DoCO, the Document Components Ontology http://purl.org/spar/doco +17922 Document Service Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/dso +17923 Ontology Modeling for Intelligent Domotic Environments http://elite.polito.it/ontologies/dogont.owl +17924 Data Provider Node ontology http://purl.org/dpn +17925 OWL representation of ISO 19115 (Geographic Information - Metadata - Data quality package) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19115/2003/dataquality +17926 The Data Quality Constraints Library http://semwebquality.org/ontologies/dq-constraints +17927 The Data Quality Management Vocabulary http://purl.org/dqm-vocabulary/v1/dqm +17928 Discourse relationships vocabulary http://purl.org/swan/2.0/discourse-relationships/ +17929 Data Reference Model http://vocab.data.gov/def/drm +1793 Europeana Food and Drink Classification http://vladimiralexiev.github.io/pubs/Europeana-Food-and-Drink-Classification-Scheme-%28D2.2%29.pdf The Europeana Food and Drink Classification scheme (EFD classification) is a multi-dimensional scheme for discovering and classifying Cultural Heritage Objects (CHO) related to Food and Drink (FD). To support the broadest possible range of re-use models, we are building upon existing terminologies to develop and apply a multilingual taxonomy for FD collections which will be used to tag, discover and aggregate relevant material by theme. +17930 Dataset Catalog Vocabulary http://purl.org/ctic/dcat This vocabulary is used for modelling catalogs of datasets and its relationships with the datasets. +17931 DSNotify Eventsets: A vocabulary for change events in linked data sources http://purl.org/dsnotify/vocab/eventset/ +17932 Data Structure Ontology http://inference-web.org/2.0/ds.owl +17933 Datatype Ontology http://www.linkedmodel.org/schema/dtype +17934 DOLCE+DnS Ultralite +17935 Dataset Usage Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/duv +17936 The visualization vocabulary for LOD applications http://purl.org/ontology/dvia +17937 EAC-CPF Descriptions Ontology for Linked Archival Data http://archivi.ibc.regione.emilia-romagna.it/ontology/eac-cpf/ +17938 Evaluation and Report Language http://www.w3.org/ns/earl +17939 The Linked Earth Ontology http://linked.earth/ontology +17940 EBU Ontology http://www.ebu.ch/metadata/ontologies/ebucore/ebucore +17941 RDF changes and revisions vocabulary https://vocab.eccenca.com/revision/ +17942 ECLAP, Performing Arts Vocabulary http://www.eclap.eu/schema/eclap/ The ECLAP vocabulary provide classes and properties for the description of multimedia content related with performing arts. It includes classes for the description of the kind of media used (Video, Audio, Document, etc.), classes for the description of annotations on media (One2One, Explosive), it includes properties for people involved in the creation process as performing arts professionals like (director, actor, mime, clown, etc.), and it includes properties relating the Users with content, groups and annotations (...). +17943 Enumeration and Chronology of Periodicals Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/ecpo +17944 Erlangen CRM / OWL http://erlangen-crm.org/current/ +17945 ELSEWeb EDAC Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/elseweb-edac.owl +17946 Europeana Data Model vocabulary http://www.europeana.eu/schemas/edm/ +17947 The EPCIS Event Model http://purl.org/eem +17948 http://purl.org/ctic/sector-publico/elecciones +17949 The European Legislation Identifier http://data.europa.eu/eli/ontology +1795 EAGLE Vocabulary Material https://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/material.html This hierarchic Vocabulary relies on the definitions of the Simplified Petrography in Salzburg. Another classification can be found in CIL Material Glossar. No Definitions can therefore be found here. Most of the Alternative Terms in Bulgarian, Turkish, Croatian, Suomi, Arabic and Modern Greek come from the EpiDoc Consortium efforts. The vocabulary is hierarchically designed to allow for both precise and generic definition, as well as for several types of uncertainty. In many cases, for example for precious/exotic materials (onyx, gold, etc.) precision is possible and desirable but for most banal materials only basic distinctions will generally be possible. In many cases scholars in epigraphy do not seek to decided whether a base was of Proconnesian or Thasian marble, nor to decide exactly what kind of stone the local material was (generally a form of limestone), in such cases, according to us, we shall be able to be as precise as possible, but the best practice is to allow for different levels of depth of the information which might be meaningful only in some cases. A result of this approach has also been that this vocabulary should also be a fairly complete list of possible material on which an inscription from antiquity can be found. Many problems are involved with this kind of classification as well. 'Arcilla' for example is not in the same 'class' as 'terracotta, inscribed brick, etc', because it pertains to the material in which the inscription was written or carved in, that is, like 'stone, metal or wood'. There are also specific terms which could be assimilated but are not, like 'Lumaquela', the local name for the stone in which most of the inscriptions from Tarraco were carved in. +17950 Emotion Ontology for Context Awareness http://ns.inria.fr/emoca +17951 http://purl.org/ctic/empleo/oferta +17952 Vocabulary of endpoint status (availability, responseTime) http://labs.mondeca.com/vocab/endpointStatus +17953 EPrints Ontology http://eprints.org/ontology/ +17954 ESSGlobal Vocabulary http://purl.org/essglobal/vocab/ +17956 Example vocabulary http://purl.org/net/ns/ex +17957 Exif data description vocabulary http://www.w3.org/2003/12/exif/ns +17958 OWL representation of ISO 19115 (Geographic Information - Metadata - Extent package) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19115/2003/extent +17959 FRBR-aligned Bibliographic Ontology http://purl.org/spar/fabio/ +1796 Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus for Music http://id.loc.gov/authorities/performanceMediums.html Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) has long included headings that represent the genre or form of musical works in combination with the mediums of performance (e.g., Sonatas (Trombone and organ); Concertos (Bassoon, clarinet, English horn, flute)), as well as headings that represent the mediums of performance alone (e.g., Bass clarinet and piano music). The structure of the headings can sometimes be of marginal utility to researchers, who may be most interested in finding music for a particular combination of instruments and are less focused on the genre of the music. Over the coming year, the concepts in the existing LC subject headings will be broken into their component parts. The forms and genres of musical works will be included in Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT) in 2014 or early 2015. The mediums of performance will be contained in the Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus for Music (LCMPT). When LCMPT and LCGFT terms for music are both implemented, the LC subject headings will cease to be assigned in new cataloging and will eventually be cancelled. LCMPT is a stand-alone vocabulary that provides terminology to describe the instruments, voices, etc., used in the performance of musical works. (...) The initial 802 LCMPT terms are based chiefly on existing LC subject headings, but some additional terms that do not already appear in LCSH have also been included. Authorized terms and references in LCMPT generally consist of single words and phrases, but parenthetical qualifiers are occasionally employed to differentiate among homonyms. All terms and references are in the singular form and are lowercased unless they are proper nouns (e.g., flute; saxophone ensemble; but Irish harp) The thesaurus has three broadest terms: ensemble, instrument, and performer. Each of the other terms is hierarchically subordinate to one or more of these terms and exhibits the class/class member relationship. Most of the authorized terms have Used For (UF) references for synonyms. Scope notes are also provided in many cases, and may describe the medium’s physical structure, the time period in which it was popular, and/or its geographic origin. +17960 Federal Enterprise Architecture Vocabulary http://vocab.data.gov/def/fea +17961 Food Ontology in OWL http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/PR-owl-guide-20031215/food +17962 FRAD model http://iflastandards.info/ns/fr/frad/ +17963 Funding, Research Administration and Projects Ontology http://purl.org/cerif/frapo/ +17964 FraPPE: Frame, Pixel, Place, Event vocabulary http://streamreasoning.org/ontologies/frappe +17965 Expression of Core FRBR Concepts in RDF http://purl.org/vocab/frbr/core +17966 Extended FRBR http://purl.org/vocab/frbr/extended +17967 FRBRer model http://iflastandards.info/ns/fr/frbr/frbrer/ +17968 Fresnel Lens and Format Core Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/2004/09/fresnel +17969 50K Gazetteer Vocabulary http://data.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/50kGazetteer/ +1797 Library of Congress Demographic Group Terms This vocabulary will be used to describe the creators of, and contributors to, resources, and also the intended audience of resources. It will be created and maintained by the Policy and Standards Division, and be distinct from the other vocabularies that are maintained by that division: Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT), and the Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus for Music (LCMPT). (...) The development of LCDGT is necessitated by two circumstances: the genre/form project and the growing popularity of faceted displays and searching. The genre/form project formed the original impetus for creating a demographic terms vocabulary. Some LC subject headings—most notably the form headings for literature—include demographic information (e.g., Children’s stories, American, in which stories is the form, children are the audience demographic, and American, the creator demographic). The use of LCSH form headings for works of literature will be phased out as LC genre/form terms for literature are implemented, necessitating another method for bringing out the audience and creator/contributor information. (LCSH form headings will still be assigned to works about literature. New discovery interfaces also make a new vocabulary desirable. Subject headings such as Children’s stories, American are assigned to works about American children’s stories, and also to works that are American children’s stories, so the computer cannot distinguish between the two types of works. LCGFT began to ameliorate this situation by allowing for a genre/form search, separate from a subject search. Users often want to know, though, what works a library has by a particular group (e.g., novels by lawyers), or for a particular group (e.g., handbooks for nurses). The demographic term vocabulary will fill the latter need. Together, LCSH, LCGFT, LCMPT, and LCDGT will allow for much more precision and flexibility in searching because terms within and across vocabularies can be mixed and matched to attain the level of specificity required. +17970 TotL Game Ontology http://data.totl.net/game/ +17971 oeGOV Government Core Ontology http://www.oegov.org/core/owl/gc +17972 Government Data Vocabulary http://vocab.data.gov/gd +17973 Vocabulary for Linked Genealogical Data http://purl.org/gen/0.1 +17974 WGS84 Geo Positioning http://www.w3.org/2003/01/geo/wgs84_pos A vocabulary for representing latitude, longitude and altitude information in the WGS84 geodetic reference datum. +17975 http://vocab.lenka.no/geo-deling +17976 Geo Features http://www.mindswap.org/2003/owl/geo/geoFeatures20040307.owl +17977 http://data.ign.fr/def/geofla +17978 http://data.ign.fr/def/geometrie +17979 FAO Geopolitical Ontology http://aims.fao.org/aos/geopolitical.owl +17980 GeoSpecies Ontology http://rdf.geospecies.org/ont/geospecies +17981 OWL representation of ISO 19109 (General Feature Model) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19109/2005/feature +17982 OWL representation of ISO 19107 (Geographic Information) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19107/2003/geometry +17983 OGC Geometry http://www.opengis.net/ont/gml +17984 The Geonames ontology http://www.geonames.org/ontology +17985 General Ontology for Linguistic Description http://purl.org/linguistics/gold +17986 Ontology for modelling historic administrative information http://gov.genealogy.net/ontology.owl +17987 The GoodRelations Ontology for Semantic Web-based E-Commerce http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1 +17988 Gleaning Resource Descriptions from Dialects of Languages Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/2003/g/data-view +17989 Generic Specific Ontology http://www.w3.org/2006/gen/ont +1799 Open Research Glossary http://bit.ly/OpenResearchGlossary This glossary is designed to be a resource to inform people about the culture of ‘open scholarship’. This resource was written by the community, and depends on the community to stay current. +17990 OGC GeoSPARQL http://www.opengis.net/ont/geosparql +17991 General Transit Feed Specification http://vocab.gtfs.org/terms +17992 Geologic Timescale model http://resource.geosciml.org/ontology/timescale/gts +17993 Getty Vocabulary Program ontology http://vocab.getty.edu/ontology +17994 Ontology for conversion of ISO/TC 211 http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19150/-2/2012/basic +17995 Home Activity http://sensormeasurement.appspot.com/ont/home/homeActivity +17996 HelpDesk support Ontology http://www.samos.gr/ontologies/helpdeskOnto.owl +17997 HIFM Ontology http://purl.org/net/hifm/ontology +17998 Holding Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/holding +18 Encyclopedic and Unified Alphabetical Directory of Authority-Matter http://rameau.bnf.fr/ "RAMEAU (Directory of Encyclopaedic and Unified Alphabet Authority and Subject Matter) is the material indexing language used in France by the Bibliothèque nationale de France, university libraries, numerous public and research libraries and several organizations private. It has been elaborated since 1980, autonomously, in relation to the ""Directory of subject headings"" of the Université Laval in Quebec City, itself translated from the list of subject headings of the Library of Congress Subject Headings). The RAMEAU pre-arranged indexing language consists of a vocabulary of interconnected terms and a syntax indicating the rules for constructing index headings. The set of authority records - the core of which consists of common names and geographical names - constitutes the RAMEAU authorities. They are supplemented by a RAMEAU indexing guide which ensures the correct use. The Creatives and Modifications Journal also informs users twice a year about the enhancements and evolutions of the indexing language. Unlike a thesaurus, the RAMEAU language is not built a priori but enriched as the needs of indexing, based on the proposals formulated by the network of its users through a National Proposal File BRANCH." +180 Education Resources Information Center Thesaurus https://eric.ed.gov/?ti=all The Thesaurus of ERIC Descriptors (Thesaurus) is a controlled vocabulary – a carefully selected list of education-related words and phrases assigned to ERIC records to organize them by subject and make them easier to retrieve through a search. Searching by Descriptors involves selecting relevant terms from this controlled vocabulary to locate information on your topic. While you can also search ERIC using keywords of your choosing, you will get more precise search results if you use Thesaurus terms. That's because searching by keywords requires matching the exact words found in a record, while searching by Descriptors allows you to locate records indexed by subject, regardless of the terminology the author may have used. The ERIC Thesaurus will allow you to conduct systemic searches and save time by reducing guesswork and trial-and-error methods. +1800 Glossary of Open Access Terms https://www.imperial.ac.uk/research-and-innovation/support-for-staff/scholarly-communication/open-access/glossary/ Ein vom Imperial College London erstelltes Glossar, welches Begriffe zum Open Access verzeichnet. +18000 hRESTS Ontology http://iserve.kmi.open.ac.uk/ns/hrests +18001 Haystack Tagging Ontology http://vcharpenay.github.io/hto/hto.xml +18002 HTTP in RDF http://www.w3.org/2011/http +18003 Home Weather https://www.auto.tuwien.ac.at/downloads/thinkhome/ontology/WeatherOntology.owl +18004 The Hydra Core Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/hydra/core +18005 International Contact Ontology: Addresses, phone numbers and emails http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/icontact.owl +18006 http://rdf.insee.fr/def/demo +18007 Ontology of digital identity http://www.identity.org/ontologies/identity.owl +18008 http://rdf.insee.fr/def/geo +18009 http://data.ign.fr/def/ignf +1801 CBS Taxonomie http://taxonomie.cbs.nl/vocab/ "Taxonomy for the content of CBS website."" 4267 Terms, 422 Relationships Between Terms, 1463 Preferred Terms." +18010 Vocabulary to describe incident response by emergency services http://vocab.resc.info/incident +18011 Information Realization http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/informationrealization.owl +18012 Ontology for Innovation http://purl.org/innovation/ns +18013 Intervals Ontology http://reference.data.gov.uk/def/intervals +18014 Information Objects ontology http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/dul/IOLite.owl +18015 IoT lite Ontology http://purl.oclc.org/NET/UNIS/fiware/iot-lite The IoT lite Ontology is a lightweight ontology to represent Internet of Things resources, entities and services. The lightweight allow the representation and use of IoT platforms without consuming excessive processing time when querying the ontology. However it is also a meta ontology that can be extended in order to represent IoT concepts in a more detail way in different domains. +18016 IoT-O http://www.irit.fr/recherches/MELODI/ontologies/IoT-O +18017 IPO - Issue Procedure Ontology http://purl.org/ipo/core +18018 The Identity of Resources on the Web ontology http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/web/irw.owl +18019 Info Service Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/is/core +1802 http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/escribanosba/ +18020 ISBD elements http://iflastandards.info/ns/isbd/elements/ +18021 ISO 25964 SKOS extension http://purl.org/iso25964/skos-thes +18022 Ispra Ontology http://dati.isprambiente.it/ontology/core +18023 Issue Tracking tool Model http://spi-fm.uca.es/spdef/models/genericTools/itm/1.0 +18024 IT Service Management Ontology http://ontology.it/itsmo/v1 +18025 Ontology of Building Accessibility http://w3id.org/charta77/jup +18026 Juso Ontology http://rdfs.co/juso/ +18027 South Korea Extension to Juso Ontology http://rdfs.co/juso/kr/ South Korea Extension to Juso Ontology is a Web vocabulary that extends Juso Ontology to descrbe geographical addresses and features in South Korea. The master version of this vocabulary is maintained in the GitHub repository so others can contribute edits and improvements. Most of the descriptions given here are from Wikipedia or from the related ontologies and vocabularies. +18028 The Knowledge Diversity Ontology http://kdo.render-project.eu/kdo +18029 KEES Ontology http://linkeddata.center/kees/v1 +1803 http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/mintrabajo2/ +18030 Keys Ontology http://purl.org/NET/c4dm/keys.owl +18031 km4city, the DISIT Knowledge Model for City and Mobility http://www.disit.org/km4city/schema +18032 label http://purl.org/net/vocab/2004/03/label +18033 Linking Ancient World Data Ontology http://lawd.info/ontology/ +18034 Lifecycle Schema http://purl.org/vocab/lifecycle/schema +18035 Linked Data Platform http://www.w3.org/ns/ldp +18036 Linked Data Rights (LDR) http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ldr/ns +18037 Vocabulary for Linked Data Visualization Model http://linked.opendata.cz/ontology/ldvm/ +18038 LExicon Model for ONtologies http://lemon-model.net/lemon The lexicon model for ontologies is designed to allow for descriptions of lexical information regarding ontological elements and other RDF resources. Lemon covers mapping of lexical decomposition, phrase structure, syntax, variation, morphology, and lexicon-ontology mapping. +18039 LexInfo Ontology http://www.lexinfo.net/ontology/2.0/lexinfo +1804 Forensic science vocabulary http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/criminalistica/ Controlled vocabulary of terms in Criminalistics Developed by staff of the Central Library of the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires Author: Maria Lia Miranda Lawyer Technical and linguistic assistance of Infojus: Diego Ferreyra and María Osés. 87 Terms. +18040 LinkedGeoData ontology http://linkedgeodata.org/ontology +18041 OWL representation of ISO 19115 (Geographic Information - Metadata - Lineage package) http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19115/2003/lineage +18042 Library extension of schema.org http://purl.org/library/ +18043 IoT-Lifecycle http://www.irit.fr/recherches/MELODI/ontologies/IoT-Lifecycle +18044 Linked Statistical Models Vocabulary http://purl.org/limo-ontology/limo/ +18045 License Model Ontology http://purl.org/LiMo/0.1 +18046 The Lingvoj Ontology http://www.lingvoj.org/ontology +18047 Lightweight Image Ontology http://purl.org/net/lio +18048 LinkLion - the Link Discovery Portal http://www.linklion.org/ontology +18049 Lexical MetaModel Level 1 http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/lmm/LMM_L1.owl +1805 Spanish Medieval Poetry http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/pmc/ Controlled Vocabulary on Castilian medieval poetry (from metric to general terminology of tratadística) elaborated in the framework of the projects of the group PoeMetca, http://poemetca.linhd.es/. +18050 Lexical MetaModel Level 2 http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/lmm/LMM_L2.owl +18051 http://purl.org/ctic/infraestructuras/localizacion +18052 The LOCAH RDF Vocabulary http://data.archiveshub.ac.uk/def/ +18053 ISA Programme Location Core Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/locn +18054 Linking Open Descriptions of Events http://linkedevents.org/ontology/ +18055 SWAP Logic Ontology http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log +18056 Learning Object Metadata Ontology http://data.opendiscoveryspace.eu/lom_ontology_ods.owl +18057 LOTED ontology http://loted.eu/ontology +18058 Linked Science Core Vocabulary http://linkedscience.org/lsc/ns +18059 ELSEWeb Lifemapper Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/elseweb-lifemapper.owl +1806 http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/biblioclastia/ +18060 ELSEWeb Mappings Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/mappings/elseweb-mappings.owl +18061 The Linked SPARQL Queries Vocabulary (LSQ(V)) http://lsq.aksw.org/vocab +18062 ELSEWeb Data Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/elseweb-data.owl +18063 ELSEWeb Modelling Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/elseweb-modelling.owl +18064 ELSEWeb Lifemapper Parameters Ontology http://ontology.cybershare.utep.edu/ELSEWeb/elseweb-lifemapper-parameters.owl +18065 Ludo Ontology http://ns.inria.fr/ludo +18066 Ludo Game Model Ontology http://ns.inria.fr/ludo/v1/gamemodel +18067 Ludo - Game Presentation http://ns.inria.fr/ludo/v1/gamepresentation +18068 Ludo - Virtual Context http://ns.inria.fr/ludo/v1/virtualcontext +18069 Experience API (xAPI) http://ns.inria.fr/ludo/v1/xapi +18070 lobid vocab http://purl.org/lobid/lv +18071 Lexvo.org Ontology http://lexvo.org/ontology +18072 Linking-you vocabulary http://purl.org/linkingyou/ +18073 The Machine-to-Machine Measurement (M3) Lite Ontology http://purl.org/iot/vocab/m3-lite +18074 Ontology for Media Resources http://www.w3.org/ns/ma-ont +18075 Metadata Authority Description Schema http://www.loc.gov/mads/rdf/v1 +18076 Marl Ontology Specification http://www.gsi.dit.upm.es/ontologies/marl/ns +18077 http://securitytoolbox.appspot.com/MASO +18078 OWL representation of ISO 19115 http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19115/2003/metadata +18079 RDF vocabulary to describe a Multidimensional Interface http://semweb.datasciencelab.be/ns/multidimensional-interface/ +1808 Visuwords™ http://visuwords.com/ "Enter words into the search box, ""visualize a word,"" to look them up. Touch a node to see the definition of that word group and click and drag individual nodes to move them around to help clarify connections. It's a dictionary! It's a thesaurus! Great for writers, journalists, students, teachers, and artists. The online dictionary is available wherever there’s an internet connection. No membership required. Visuwords™ uses Princeton University’s WordNet, an opensource database built by University students and language researchers. Combined with a visualization tool and user interface built from a combination of modern web technologies, Visuwords™ is available as a free resource to all patrons of the web." +18080 The myExperiment Base Ontology http://rdf.myexperiment.org/ontologies/base/ +18081 The Media RDF Vocabulary http://purl.org/media +18082 MEX Algorithm Ontology http://mex.aksw.org/mex-algo +18083 MEX Core Vocabulary http://mex.aksw.org/mex-core +18084 MEX Performance Ontology http://mex.aksw.org/mex-perf +18085 Military Ontology Specification http://rdf.muninn-project.org/ontologies/military The Muninn Military Ontology marks up information about military people, organizations and events. +18086 Machine Learning Schema http://www.w3.org/ns/mls +18087 Management of a Crisis Vocabulary http://www.observedchange.com/moac/ns +18088 Meaning of a Tag Ontology http://moat-project.org/ns +18089 MARC Code List for Relators http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators The purpose of this list of relator terms and associated codes is to allow the relationship between an agent and a resource to be designated in bibliographic records. +1809 WordNet https://wordnet.princeton.edu/ WordNet® is a large lexical database of English. Nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are grouped into sets of cognitive synonyms (synsets), each expressing a distinct concept. Synsets are interlinked by means of conceptual-semantic and lexical relations. The resulting network of meaningfully related words and concepts can be navigated with the browser. WordNet is also freely and publicly available for download. WordNet's structure makes it a useful tool for computational linguistics and natural language processing. WordNet superficially resembles a thesaurus, in that it groups words together based on their meanings. However, there are some important distinctions. First, WordNet interlinks not just word forms—strings of letters—but specific senses of words. As a result, words that are found in close proximity to one another in the network are semantically disambiguated. Second, WordNet labels the semantic relations among words, whereas the groupings of words in a thesaurus does not follow any explicit pattern other than meaning similarity. +18090 Minimal Service Model http://iserve.kmi.open.ac.uk/ns/msm +18091 Measurement Ontology http://www.telegraphis.net/ontology/measurement/measurement +18092 MarineTLO Ontology http://www.ics.forth.gr/isl/MarineTLO/v4/marinetlo.owl +18093 Music Vocabulary http://www.kanzaki.com/ns/music A vocabulary, or music ontology, to describe classical music and performances. Classes (categories) for musical works, events, instruments and performers, as well as related properties are defined. Make sure to distinguish musical works (e.g. Opera) from performance events (Opera_Event), or works (String_Quartette) from performer (StringQuartetEnsemble in this vocab), whose natural language terms are used interchangeblly. The present version experiments more precise model to describe a musical work, its representations (performances, scores, etc) and a musical event to present a representation (a concert). Includes 30 keys as individuals. +18094 Modular Unified Tagging Ontology (MUTO) http://purl.org/muto/core +18095 Media Value Chain Ontology http://purl.oclc.org/NET/mvco.owl +18096 NEPOMUK Annotation Ontology http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/08/15/nao +18097 NEPOMUK Calendar Ontology http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/04/02/ncal +18098 NEPOMUK Contact Ontology http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/03/22/nco +18099 NEPOMUK File Ontology http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/03/22/nfo +1810 Digital Humanities Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/dhthesaurus/index.php "The Digital Humanities Thesaurus is a subject thesaurus covering the topic of digital humanities, and it is intended to be used for indexing Digital Humanities projects and articles. The terms in this thesaurus are arranged into hierarchical sections. Within each section terms are listed in alphabetical order. There is a search bar in the upper right hand corner, and also an 'Advanced Search' option in the top menu bar."" 7568 Terms, 8166 Relations between terms, 323 Non preferred terms." +18100 NeoGeo Geometry Ontology http://geovocab.org/geometry +18101 NEPOMUK Information Element Core Ontology http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/01/19/nie +18102 NLP Interchange Format http://persistence.uni-leipzig.org/nlp2rdf/ontologies/nif-core +18103 National Library of Korea Ontology http://lod.nl.go.kr/ontology/ This specification describes National Library of Korea Ontology vocaburaries using W3C's RDF and OWL technology +18104 Nature.com Core Ontology http://ns.nature.com/terms/ +18105 NEPOMUK Representational Language http://www.semanticdesktop.org/ontologies/2007/08/15/nrl +18107 Nice Tag Ontology http://ns.inria.fr/nicetag/2010/09/09/voc +18108 Open Annotation Data Model http://www.w3.org/ns/oa +18109 Ontology for archival description http://lod.xdams.org/reload/oad An ontology for the description of archival data (OAD, “Ontology of Archival Description”) using the Web Ontology Language (OWL). This ontology represents the classes and properties needed to expose the archival resources as linked data. +1811 http://vocabularyserver.com/redprodepaz/ +18110 Open NEE Model http://www.ics.forth.gr/isl/oae/core +18111 http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/oan +18112 Ontology for Biomedical Investigation http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/obi.owl +18113 Observation Method Ontology http://rdf.geospecies.org/methods/observationMethod.rdf +18114 Object with states ontology http://delicias.dia.fi.upm.es/ontologies/ObjectWithStates.owl +18115 OntoMedia Core http://contextus.net/ontology/ontomedia/core/expression +18116 Open Data Applications Vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/odapp +18117 The vocabulary for (L)OD ideas and applications http://semweb.mmlab.be/ns/odapps +18118 Ontology Design Pattern Participation http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/participation.owl +18119 The Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL) Ontology http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/ +1812 Vocabulary on Production of Educational Materials http://vocabularios.educacion.gov.ar/index.php?v=PRO 114 Terms. +18120 Open Data Rights Statement Vocabulary http://schema.theodi.org/odrs +18121 Organogram Data Vocabulary http://reference.data.gov.uk/def/organogram +18122 Extended Creative Commons Ontology http://www.oegov.org/core/owl/cc +18123 Open Fridge vocabulary http://owlrep.eu01.aws.af.cm/fridge +18124 Fridge and Freezer Vocabulary http://purl.org/opdm/refrigerator +18125 Open Graph Protocol Vocabulary http://ogp.me/ns +18126 The Opening Hours vocabulary http://semweb.mmlab.be/ns/oh +18127 Ontology Loose Coupling Annotation http://www.lingvoj.org/olca +18128 Ordered List Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/olo/core +18129 ISO 19156 Observation Model http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19156/2011/observation +1813 Incluseum Metadata Schema https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzh2lQ7JEDUGbklKQlJ0TGY5bk0/view?usp=sharing Over the last three years of our work with the Incluseum, we’ve thought, written, and talked extensively of the power of words. (...) Working through the medium of the blog, however, we became dissatisfied with our ad-hoc and fractured way of organizing content. In other words, related content has not been systematically categorized and labelled as to make their relations visible. Moreover, we were concerned that our simple buckets (e.g., 'race/racism', 'gender', etc.) did not accurately capture how we wanted to be referring to the content in our blogposts. To address this situation, we partnered with Gabbie Barnes and Becca Fronczak, both students in the University of Washington’s Master in Library and Information Science program. They used their skills to develop a metadata schema for The Incluseum blog. A metadata schema helps create a standard for how things (i.e., information resources) should be described within a particular context to enhance user access. Here, their goal was also to ensure that the metadata schema would match The Incluseum’s values. +18130 OWL for Observations http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/ontology/om/om-lite +18131 Open-Multinet Upper Ontology http://open-multinet.info/ontology/omn +18132 Open-Multinet Upper Federation Ontology http://open-multinet.info/ontology/omn-federation +18133 Open-Multinet Upper Lifecycle Ontology http://open-multinet.info/ontology/omn-lifecycle +18134 Open NEE Configuration Model http://www.ics.forth.gr/isl/oncm/core +18135 Ontology annotation DLiser vocabulary http://purl.org/net/ns/ontology-annot +18136 Ontopic Ontology http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/dul/ontopic.owl +18137 Ontology Security http://www.semanticweb.org/ontologies/2008/11/OntologySecurity.owl +18138 Onyx Emotion Ontology http://www.gsi.dit.upm.es/ontologies/onyx/ns +18139 Open Organisations http://purl.org/openorg/ +1814 Library of Congress Media Types Scheme http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/mediaTypes Media Types Scheme is derived from a controlled list of coded values representing content types principally used in RDA cataloging. +18140 Observable properties http://environment.data.gov.au/def/op +18141 Open 311 Ontology: An Ontology for publishing a city's non-emergency events. http://ontology.eil.utoronto.ca/open311.owl +18142 Open Provenance Model http://openprovenance.org/model/opmo +18143 Open Provenance Model Vocabulary http://purl.org/net/opmv/ns +18144 The OPMW Ontology http://www.opmw.org/ontology/ +18145 Online Presence Ontology http://online-presence.net/opo/ns +18146 SwetoDblp Ontology of Computer Science Publications http://lsdis.cs.uga.edu/projects/semdis/opus +18147 The OAI ORE terms vocabulary http://www.openarchives.org/ore/terms/ +18148 Core organization ontology https://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-org/ +18149 Ontology about Spanish public organizations http://datos.gob.es/def/sector-publico/organizacion +1815 Preservation Schemes http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/preservation An umbrella scheme to collocate all the preservation vocabularies. +18150 The administrative geography and civil voting area ontology http://data.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/admingeo/ +18151 Ordnance Survey Geometry Ontology http://data.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/geometry/ +18152 OSLC Core Vocabulary http://open-services.net/ns/core +18153 OSLO Exchange Standard http://purl.org/oslo/ns/localgov +18154 http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/osp +18155 OntoMedia Space Representation http://contextus.net/ontology/ontomedia/core/space +18156 Spatial Relations Ontology http://data.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/spatialrelations/ +18157 Ordnance Survey Topography Ontology http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/Topography/v0.1/Topography.owl +18158 OpenVocab http://open.vocab.org/terms +18159 The OWL 2 Schema vocabulary http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl +1816 Controlled Vocabulary for Arts of the Show 2135 Terms, 683 Relationships between terms, 519 Terms not preferred. +18160 The P-PLAN Ontology http://purl.org/net/p-plan +18161 Parliament Ontology http://reference.data.gov.uk/def/parliament +18162 Participation Schema http://purl.org/vocab/participation/schema +18163 PASSIM ontology http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/passim +18164 Patch Request Ontology http://purl.org/hpi/patchr +18165 The Pattern Ontology http://www.essepuntato.it/2008/12/pattern +18166 Provenance, Authoring and Versioning http://purl.org/pav/ +18167 Payments ontology http://reference.data.gov.uk/def/payment +18168 Play Back Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/pbo/core +18169 Public Contracts Ontology http://purl.org/procurement/public-contracts +1817 Ship Types http://kulturnav.org/c43d8eba-030b-4542-b1ac-6a31a0ba6d00 The Ship Type List contains terms that are useful when registering a vessel, a map of a vessel or item attached to a vessel. The Data Type Ship Types are intended to be used with the Data Set Named Ship Types and the Data Set Series Manufactured Ships. The maritime heritage is a concern for many. We are therefore eight maritime museums that collaborate on common authorities and vocabulary in order to be able to describe the maritime heritage in a unified way. (...) The goal is for our cooperation to provide improved quality, searchability and usability in the information about the maritime heritage. Please use authorities and vocabulary and contact Malin Joakimson (mailto:Malin.Joakimson@maritima.se) if you and your institution want to take a more active part of the cooperation. The starting point for the list of ship types has been The Getty Research Institute's Art and Architecture Thesaurus and the terms linked To Vessel / Watercraf This material has since been translated, reproduced and supplemented to meet the needs of the maritime heritage in the Nordic waters. The terms have been linked to Gettys thesaurus and against Wikidata with the aim of facilitating links and searchability. +18170 Project Documents Ontology http://vocab.deri.ie/pdo +18171 Process Execution ontology. https://w3id.org/pep/ +18172 ISA Programme Person Core Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/person +18173 PROTON Extent module http://www.ontotext.com/proton/protonext +18174 Physical Data Description http://rdf-vocabulary.ddialliance.org/phdd +18175 The Places Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/places +18176 PersonLink Ontology http://cedric.cnam.fr/isid/ontologies/PersonLink.owl +18177 Playlist Ontology http://purl.org/net/po +18178 PML2 provenance ontology http://inference-web.org/2.0/pml-provenance.owl +18179 Press.net Asset Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/asset/ +18180 Press.net Classification Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/classification/ +18181 Press.net Event Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/event/ +18182 SNaP Identifier Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/identifier/ +18183 Press.net Stuff Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/stuff/ +18184 Press.net Tag Ontology http://data.press.net/ontology/tag/ +18185 Poder Vocabulary http://dev.poderopedia.com/vocab/schema +18186 Postcode Ontology http://data.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ontology/postcode/ +18187 http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/poste +18188 Privacy Preference Ontology http://vocab.deri.ie/ppo +18189 PPROC ontology http://contsem.unizar.es/def/sector-publico/pproc +1819 Europeana Fashion Vocabulary Thesaurus for fashion and fashion-related concepts in 10 languages based on the Art and Architecture Thesaurus (AAT) +18190 Property Reification Vocabulary http://purl.org/ontology/prv/core +18191 PREMIS Ontology http://www.loc.gov/premis/rdf/v1 +18192 Presentation of Resources for Interoperable Semantic and Shareable Mobile Adaptability http://ns.inria.fr/prissma/v2 +18193 The Publishing Roles Ontology http://purl.org/spar/pro PRO, the Publishing Roles Ontology, is an ontology written in OWL 2 DL for the characterization of the roles of agents (people, corporate bodies and computational agents) in the publication process. It permits one to specify how an agent has a role relating to a contextual entity, and the period of time during which that role is held. +18194 The Event Programme Vocabulary http://purl.org/prog/ +18195 W3C PROVenance Interchange http://www.w3.org/ns/prov +18196 Product Vocabulary http://ns.inria.fr/provoc +18197 Provenance Vocabulary Core Ontology http://purl.org/net/provenance/ns +18198 Provenance Vocabulary types http://purl.org/net/provenance/types Extends the Provenance Vocabulary by defining subclasses of the types of provenance elements introduced in the core ontology. +18199 The Publishing Status Ontology http://purl.org/spar/pso PSO, the Publishing Status Ontology, is an ontology written in OWL 2 DL for characterizing the publication status of a document or other publication entity at each of the various stages in the publishing process (e.g. draft, submitted, under review, rejected, accepted for publication, proof, published, Version of Record, catalogued, archived). Because it is based on the Time-indexed Value in Context ontology pattern (http://www.essepuntato.it/2012/04/tvc), it is easy to extends the set of specified statuses, simply by adding new individual to the class pso:Status or its sub-class pso:PublicationStatus. +182 European Training Thesaurus http://libserver.cedefop.europa.eu/browse_subjects_alpha.aspx The European Training Thesaurus (ETT) constitutes the controlled vocabulary of reference for vocational education and training (VET) in Europe. It is used to describe and access the knowledge of its institution, Cedefop. It contains over 2,500 terms (1550 are descriptors, and 950 non descriptors). Non-descriptors are in italics and contain a reference to the preferred term (descriptor). All terms are accessible through an alphabetical index in English (EN) and French (FR). Using ETT you can retrieve information and news from Cedefop's online catalogue on vocational training (VET-Bib); the ETV web site; the Training Institutions database, and ERO. +1820 Lemmary for Absorbing Abduction and Clothing http://www.iccd.beniculturali.it/siti_tematici/Scheda_VeAC/lemmario/ """The lemmario-guide is aimed at compiling the Dress-Dresser Board. Contains terms related to: - single, complete garments and clothing items covering men's, feminine and infantile clothing and related to the main purposes of use and the various occasions of life Private and social; Were considered essential historical typologies of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, and those relating to garments still in use; - garments and items relating to underwear and hosiery; - elements of modeling and extending the feminine form from the 18th century to the present fashion; - structural and decorative components of furnishing items; - terms relating to the various sartorial processing; - lacing and / or closure systems in addition to the elements, applied or inserted, that determine them; - technique and textile decoration, main techniques and applications of lace and embroidery. Each lemma is accompanied by the acronym of the Dress-Dresser board field, for which the valuation can be used; The value """" descr """" indicates that the lemma is not included in a control vocabulary and can be used as a valid technical term in descriptive free text fields in the given form. The limbs that define the types of garments, if they are related to morphological typologies, are described within the main lymph while they generally have autonomous definitions when they also have a historical thickness. The terms relating to the historical or commercial name of the garment / garment element to be used for the OGTS field enhancement are defined within the reference limb and are to be understood as significant examples of terms that, if documented with reference to the good Object of cataloging, they must value the same OGTS field. Within the description of the main term are also given useful indications for the correct compilation of the clothing-dresser board. The acronyms of the Dress-Decoration Clothing Reference Card are: OGTD: definition OGTT: tailoring type OGTS: historical / commercial name """"" +18200 PROTON (Proto Ontology), Top Module http://www.ontotext.com/proton/protontop +18201 Eccenca Publish-Subscribe Vocabulary https://vocab.eccenca.com/pubsub/ +18202 The Publishing Workflow Ontology http://purl.org/spar/pwo +18203 The data cube vocabulary http://purl.org/linked-data/cube +18204 Vocabulary for publishing OLAP data cubes http://purl.org/qb4olap/cubes +18205 Quantity Kinds and Units http://purl.oclc.org/NET/ssnx/qu/qu +18207 Relations for Reusing (R4R) Ontology http://guava.iis.sinica.edu.tw/r4r +18208 Repository Asset Distribution http://www.w3.org/ns/radion +18209 RAUL Vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/raul A vocabulary to describe Web form widgets. Strongly aligned with the meta model of HTML Web forms. +1821 Irish Monuments http://vocabulary.locloud.eu/Irish_Monuments/ Discovery Programme for Irish Monuments +18210 RDA Agent properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/a +18211 RDA Classes http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/c +18212 RDA Expression properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/e +18213 FRBR Entities for RDA http://rdvocab.info/uri/schema/FRBRentitiesRDA +18214 RDA Group 1 Elements http://rdvocab.info/Elements +18215 RDA Group 2 Elements http://rdvocab.info/ElementsGr2 +18216 RDA Group 3 Elements http://rdvocab.info/ElementsGr3 +18217 RDA Item properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/i +18218 RDA Manifestation properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/m +18219 RDA Relationships for Works, Expressions, Manifestations, Items http://rdvocab.info/RDARelationshipsWEMI +1822 Nomisma http://nomisma.org/ Nomisma.org is a collaborative project to provide stable digital representations of numismatic concepts according to the principles of Linked Open Data. These take the form of http URIs that also provide access to reusable information about those concepts, along with links to other resources. +18220 RDA Relationships GR2 http://metadataregistry.org/uri/schema/RDARelationshipsGR2 +18221 RDA Roles http://rdvocab.info/roles +18222 RDA Unconstrained properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/u +18223 RDA Work properties http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/w +18224 The RDF Concepts Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns +18225 RDFa Vocabulary for Term and Prefix Assignment, and for Processor Graph Reporting http://www.w3.org/ns/rdfa +18226 Graph http://www.w3.org/2004/03/trix/rdfg-1/ +18227 The RDF Presentation ontology https://w3id.org/rdfp/ +18228 The RDF Schema vocabulary http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema +18229 Recommendation Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/rec/core +18230 Model of the W3C Process http://www.w3.org/2001/02pd/rec54 +18231 RECommendations Ontology http://purl.org/reco +18232 Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency http://reegle.info/schema +18233 Relationship http://purl.org/vocab/relationship/ +18234 ReMetCa Ontology http://www.purl.org/net/remetca Ontology for poetry description. +18235 Review Vocabulary http://purl.org/stuff/rev +18236 RDF Logging Ontology http://persistence.uni-leipzig.org/nlp2rdf/ontologies/rlog This is a helper ontology for NIF 2.0 to be able to log errors and warning messages. +18237 The Research Object Ontology http://purl.org/wf4ever/ro The Wf4Ever Research Object Model provides a vocabulary for the description of workflow-centric Research Objects: aggregations of resources relating to scientific workflows. +18238 Registered Organization Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/ns/regorg +18239 RDB to RDF Mapping Language Schema http://www.w3.org/ns/r2rml +1824 Shelf Classification Egyptology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4020 Shelf Classification of Egyptology from the Library of the University of Trier +18240 Vocabulary for Rich Site Summary (RSS) 1.0 http://purl.org/rss/1.0 +18242 Test-Driven Data Debugging Ontology http://rdfunit.aksw.org/ns/core +18243 Social Semantic SPARQL Security For Access Control Ontology http://ns.inria.fr/s4ac/v2 +18244 SAREF4EE: the EEbus/Energy@home extension of SAREF http://ontology.tno.nl/saref4ee/ +18245 The Sampling Features Schema Vocabulary http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19156/2011/sampling +18246 OWL for Sampling Features http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/ontology/om/sam-lite +18247 SALT Annotation Ontology http://salt.semanticauthoring.org/ontologies/sao +18248 SAREF: the Smart Appliances REFerence ontology http://ontology.tno.nl/saref/ +18249 Sharing Ancient Wisdoms Ontology http://purl.org/saws/ontology +1825 Shelf Classification General Linguistics and Literary Studies https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4632 Shelf Classification of General Linguistics and Literary Studies from the University Library Trier +18250 Schema.org vocabulary http://schema.org/ +18251 Scientific People Ontology http://lod.taxonconcept.org/ontology/sci_people.owl +18252 Scholarly Contributions and Roles Ontology http://purl.org/spar/scoro/ +18253 Social Semantic Cloud of Tags http://rdfs.org/scot/ns SCOT (Social Semantic Cloud of Tags) is an ontology for describing the structure and the semantics for tagging data across heterogenous users, sources, and applications. +18254 The Statistical Core Vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/scovo +18255 Schema.org CSV http://vocab.deri.ie/scsv +18256 SPARQL 1.1 Service Description http://www.w3.org/ns/sparql-service-description +18257 SDMX-RDF vocabulary http://purl.org/linked-data/sdmx +18258 SDMX Code http://purl.org/linked-data/sdmx/2009/code +18259 SDMX Dimension http://purl.org/linked-data/sdmx/2009/dimension +1826 Shelf Classification English https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4639 Shelf Classification of English of the University Library Trier +18260 SALT Document Ontology http://salt.semanticauthoring.org/ontologies/sdo +18261 Sindice Search Vocabulary http://vocab.deri.ie/search +18262 SEAS ontology http://purl.org/NET/seas +18263 Security Ontology http://securitytoolbox.appspot.com/securityMain +18264 The SEM Ontology http://semanticweb.cs.vu.nl/2009/11/sem/ +18265 Semio, an ontology of signs http://www.lingvoj.org/semio.rdf +18266 Sequence Pattern http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/sequence.owl +18267 The Service Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/service +18268 Simplified Features Geometry http://www.opengis.net/ont/sf +18269 Shoah Vocabulary Specification http://dati.cdec.it/lod/shoah/ +1827 Shelf Classification Archaeology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4646 Shelf Classification of Archaeology of the University Library Trier. +18270 Smart Home Weather http://paul.staroch.name/thesis/SmartHomeWeather.owl +18271 The Similarity Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/similarity/ +18272 Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns +18273 Situation Pattern http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/situation.owl +18274 Simple Knowledge Organization System http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core +18275 SKOS eXtension for Labels http://www.w3.org/2008/05/skos-xl +18276 CERISE CIM Profile for Smart Grids http://ns.cerise-project.nl/energy/def/cim-smartgrid +18277 Simple Network Access Rights Management Ontology http://rdf.myexperiment.org/ontologies/snarm/ +18278 SORON: Social Relationships ONtology http://purl.org/net/soron +18279 SPIN SPARQL Syntax http://spinrdf.org/sp +1828 Positioning system Digital Humanities https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=45235 Systematics of Bookstocks on Digital Humanities in the Freehand Area of ​​the University Library Trier +18280 NeoGeo Spatial Ontology http://geovocab.org/spatial +18281 Software Process Control Model http://spi-fm.uca.es/spdef/models/deployment/spcm/1.0 +18282 SmartProducts Food Domain Model http://kmi.open.ac.uk/projects/smartproducts/ontologies/food.owl +18283 SPIN Inferencing Vocabulary http://spinrdf.org/spin +18285 SPITFIRE Ontology http://spitfire-project.eu/ontology/ns +18286 SQL Abstract Syntax Trees Vocabulary http://ns.inria.fr/ast/sql +18287 SALT Rhetorical Ontology http://salt.semanticauthoring.org/ontologies/sro +18288 Semantic Sensor Network Ontology http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/ssn/ssnx/ssn This ontology describes sensors and observations, and related concepts. It does not describe domain concepts, time, locations, etc. these are intended to be included from other ontologies via OWL imports. This ontology is developed by the W3C Semantic Sensor Networks Incubator Group (SSN-XG). +18289 Simple Service Status Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/ssso +1829 Shelf classification Educational Sciences https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6506 Shelf classification of the education sciences at the library of the University of Trier. +18290 The Stop Times ontology http://semweb.mmlab.be/ns/stoptimes#Ontology +18291 Security Toolbox : Attacks and Countermeasures http://securitytoolbox.appspot.com/stac A vocabulary to describe main security and cryptographic concepts: attacks, security mechanisms, OSI model, security protocols, security tools in numerous technologies: Web applications, network management, Sensor networks, Cellular (2G, 3G, 4G) and Wireless (Wifi), etc. +18292 Semantic Trajectory Episodes http://purl.org/net/step +18293 Stories Ontology http://www.contextus.net/stories/ Stories are present throughout our everyday lives and our history: books, film, television, and radio weave events into narrative and plot; myths and legends are passed between generations; news stories describe both ongoing and past events. These stories often share similar themes, characters, items, and locations: by providing an approach to linking these items together, stories can become powerfully navigable, discoverable, and open to new analysis and creation techniques. The Stories ontology was developed in collaboration with the BBC, with an aim to creating an ontology for narrative representation that could be applied across a diverse set of cases. These included accounts of events in Northern Ireland, the storylines of Doctor Who episodes, and key events of the Battle of Britain. The Stories Ontology is built upon the oft-used Event and Timeline ontologies, thus ensuring interoperability with many existing datasets and allowing for the use of extension ontologies when needed. +18294 SUMMA Vocabulary http://purl.org/voc/summa/ +18295 Semantic Web Conference Ontology http://data.semanticweb.org/ns/swc/ontology +18296 Graph Authority http://www.w3.org/2004/03/trix/swp-1 +18297 Software Work Product Model http://spi-fm.uca.es/spdef/models/deployment/swpm/1.0 +18298 Semantic Web Portal Ontology http://sw-portal.deri.org/ontologies/swportal +18299 Semantic Web for Research Communities http://swrc.ontoware.org/ontology-07 +183 University Information http://www.um.es/isgat/navegacion.php Thesaurus for University Information Services. +1830 Shelf classification ethnology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6563 Shelf Classification of Ethnology at the Library of the University of Trier. +18300 Semantic Web Rule Language https://www.w3.org/Submission/SWRL/ This document contains a proposal for a Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) based on a combination of the OWL DL and OWL Lite sublanguages of the OWL Web Ontology Language with the Unary/Binary Datalog RuleML sublanguages of the Rule Markup Language. SWRL includes a high-level abstract syntax for Horn-like rules in both the OWL DL and OWL Lite sublanguages of OWL. A model-theoretic semantics is given to provide the formal meaning for OWL ontologies including rules written in this abstract syntax. An XML syntax based on RuleML and the OWL XML Presentation Syntax as well as an RDF concrete syntax based on the OWL RDF/XML exchange syntax are also given, along with several examples. +18301 TripleAccessControl Ontology http://ns.bergnet.org/tac/0.1/triple-access-control +18302 Tag ontology http://www.holygoat.co.uk/owl/redwood/0.1/tags/ An ontology that describes tags, as used in the popular del.icio.us and Flickr systems, and allows for relationships between tags to be described. +18303 Trust Assertion Ontology http://vocab.deri.ie/tao +18304 TaxonMap Ontology http://purl.org/biodiversity/taxon/ +18305 Time Entry http://www.w3.org/2006/time-entry +18306 Teaching Core Vocabulary Specification http://linkedscience.org/teach/ns +18307 Test Metadata http://www.w3.org/2006/03/test-description +18308 Theatre Ontology http://purl.org/theatre An ontology for organising theatrical data. +18309 The Temporal Ordinal Reference Systems http://resource.geosciml.org/ontology/timescale/thors +1831 Shelf classification German Studies https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4820 Shelf Classiification for German Studies at the University Library of Trier. +18310 The Time Interval Pattern http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/timeinterval.owl +18311 Time Ontology http://www.w3.org/2006/time +18312 The Tickets Ontology http://purl.org/tio/ns +18313 Time Indexed Situation http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/timeindexedsituation.owl A generic pattern usable for all situations that require a temporal indexing. +18314 Open Time and Space Core Vocabulary http://www.observedchange.com/tisc/ns +18315 The Timeline Ontology http://purl.org/NET/c4dm/timeline.owl +18316 A vocabulary for temporal objects in Geographic Information http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/isotc211/iso19108/2002/temporal +18317 Translational Medicine Ontology http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/hcls/ns/transmed/ +18318 http://data.ign.fr/def/topo +18319 Tourpedia Ontology http://tour-pedia.org/download/tp.owl +1832 Shelf Classification Ancient History https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4823 Shelf Classification of the Ancient History of the University Library of Trier. +18320 Road Traffic Management http://www.sensormeasurement.appspot.com/ont/transport/traffic An ontology that describes the management of the traffic in a straight road with two lanes, both in the same direction. +18321 OntoMedia Trait Representation http://contextus.net/ontology/ontomedia/ext/common/trait +18322 TRANSIT http://vocab.org/transit/terms/ +18323 Transport Administration Ontology http://linkeddata.finki.ukim.mk/lod/ontology/tao +18324 SIOC Types Ontology Module http://rdfs.org/sioc/types Extends the SIOC Core Ontology (Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities) by defining subclasses and subproperties of SIOC terms. +18325 http://idi.fundacionctic.org/cruzar/turismo +18326 The Time-indexed Value in Context http://www.essepuntato.it/2012/04/tvc +18327 TaxonConcept Ontology http://lod.taxonconcept.org/ontology/txn.owl +18328 Time Zone Ontology http://www.w3.org/2006/timezone +18329 ubyCat.owl http://purl.org/olia/ubyCat.owl +1833 Shelf Classification Medieval and Modern History https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6251 Shelf Classification for the Middle and New History of the University Library of Trier. +18330 Used Cars Ontology http://purl.org/uco/ns +18331 Units of measurement ontology http://purl.oclc.org/NET/muo/ucum/ +18332 A user interface ontology http://www.w3.org/ns/ui +18333 Upper Mapping and Binding Exchange Layer http://umbel.org/umbel +18334 UNESKOS Vocabulary http://purl.org/umu/uneskos An RDF vocabulary for extending some SKOS and ISO-THES functions in order to improve the linked data consumption of SKOS datasets. +18335 Uniprot Core Ontology http://purl.uniprot.org/core/ +18336 URI Vocabulary http://uri4uri.net/vocab.html/ This vocabulary describes the entities which may be derived from a URI and the relationships between them, such as Internet Domains, prototcols, file suffixes etc. It was initially issued as part of an April 1st gag, but has utility beyond the initial joke. +18337 The Visual Analytics Vocabulary http://code-research.eu/ontology/visual-analytics +18338 Vocabulary for Attaching Essential Metadata http://www.linkedmodel.org/schema/vaem +18339 The Vagueness Ontology http://www.essepuntato.it/2013/10/vagueness Vagueness is a common human knowledge and language phenomenon, typically manifested by terms and concepts like High, Expert, Bad, Near, etc. It is a phenomenon related to our inability to precisely determine the extensions of such concepts in certain domains and contexts. That is because vague concepts have typically blurred boundaries which do not allow for a sharp distinction between the entities that fall within their extension and those that do no. For example, some people are borderline tall: not clearly 'tall' and not clearly 'not tall'. In an OWL ontology vagueness may primarily appear in the definitions of classes, object and datatype properties, and datatypes. A class is vague if, in the given domain, context or application scenario, it admits borderline cases, namely if there are (or could be) individuals for which it is indeterminate whether they instantiate the class. Typical vague classes are attributions, namely classes that reflect qualitative states of entities (e.g., TallPerson, ExperiencedResearcher etc.). Similarly, an object property (relation) is vague if there are (or could be) pairs of individuals for which it is indeterminate whether they stand in the relation (e.g., hasGenre, hasIdeology etc.). The same applies for datatype properties and pairs of individuals and literal values. Finally, a vague datatype consists of a set of vague terms. An example is the datatype RestaurantPriceRange when this comprises the terms 'cheap', 'moderate' and 'expensive'. The Vagueness Ontology enables the explicit identification and description of vague entities and (some of) their vagueness-related characteristics in OWL ontologies. Such a description is to be made by ontology creators and its goal is the narrowing of the possible interpretations that its vague entities may assume by human and software agents. +1834 Shelf Classification Computer Science https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6256 Shelf Classification der Informationswissenschaften der Universitätsbibliothek Trier. +18340 VANN: A vocabulary for annotating vocabulary descriptions http://purl.org/vocab/vann/ +18341 An Ontology for vCards http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns +18342 Vocabulary for Dataset Publication Projects http://data.lirmm.fr/ontologies/vdpp +18343 Vehicle Emissions Ontology http://linkeddata.finki.ukim.mk/lod/ontology/veo +18344 The Video Game Ontology http://purl.org/net/VideoGameOntology The Video Game Ontology is aimed at modelling video game related information. The main goal is to capture knowledge about events that happen in video games and information about players. This ontology has been created as a joint work by researchers at Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland and Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain. +18345 Wine Ontology http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/PR-owl-guide-20031209/wine Derived from the DAML Wine ontology at http://www.daml.org/ontologies/76. Substantially changed, in particular the Region based relations. +18346 VIVO Core Ontology http://vivoweb.org/sites/vivoweb.org/files/vivo-isf-public-1.6.owl +18347 Visual Modeling tool Model http://spi-fm.uca.es/spdef/models/genericTools/vmm/1.0 +18348 Vocabulary of a Friend http://lov.okfn.org/vocommons/voaf/ VOAF is a vocabulary specification providing elements allowing the description of vocabularies (RDFS vocabularies or OWL ontologies) used in the Linked Data Cloud. In particular it provides properties expressing the different ways such vocabularies can rely on, extend, specify, annotate or otherwise link to each other. It relies itself on Dublin Core and voiD. The name of the vocabulary makes an explicit reference to FOAF because VOAF can be used to define networks of vocabularies in a way similar to the one FOAF is used to define networks of people. +18349 Vocabulary Of Attribution and Governance http://linkedmodel.org/doc/voag/1.0/ VOAG stands for 'Vocabulary Of Attribution and Governance'. The ontology is intended to specify licensing, attribution, provenance and governance of an ontology. VOAG captures many common license types and their restrictions. Where a license requires attribution, VOAG provides resources that allow the attribution should be made. Provenance is defined in terms of source and pedigree. A miminal model of governance is provided based on how issues, releases and changes are managed. VOAG does not import, but makes uses of some concepts from VOID (http://vocab.deri.ie/void), notably void:Dataset. +1835 Shelf Classification Sinology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6531 This is the classification system for romance at the University Library of Trier. +18350 Void Warehouse Ontology http://www.ics.forth.gr/isl/VoIDWarehouse/VoID_Extension_Schema.owl An extension of W3C VoID that is able to represent these metrics for expressing the Connectivity Metrics of a Semantic Warehouse. +18352 Vocabulary for Ranking http://vocab.sti2.at/vrank +18353 SemWeb Vocab Status ontology http://www.w3.org/2003/06/sw-vocab-status/ns +18354 vSearch Vocabulary http://vocab.sti2.at/vsearch/ +18355 Vehicle Sales Ontology http://purl.org/vso/ns +18356 Volkswagen Vehicles Ontology http://purl.org/vvo/ns +18357 Roles and Profiles Ontology http://purl.org/wai +18358 Protocol for Web Description Resources http://www.w3.org/2007/05/powder-s +18359 Workflow Invocation Ontology http://purl.org/net/wf-invocation +1836 Shelf Classification Canadian Studies https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6407 Shelf Classification of Canadian Studies of the University Library Trier. +18360 The Wfdesc ontology http://purl.org/wf4ever/wfdesc +18361 The Workflow Motif Ontology http://purl.org/net/wf-motifs Scientific workflows have been increasingly used in the last decade as an instrument for data intensive science. Workflows serve a dual function: first, as detailed documentation of the scientific method used for an experiment (i. e. the input sources and processing steps taken for the derivation of a certain data item), and second, as re-usable, executable artifacts for data-intensive analysis. Scientific workflows are composed of a variety of data manipulation activities such as Data Movement, data transformation, Data Analysis and Data Visualization to serve the goals of the scientific study. The composition is done through the constructs made available by the workflow system used, and is largely shaped by the function undertaken by the workflow and the environment in which the system operates. (...) This document specifies the classes and properties of the Workflow Motifs ontology, the OWL 2 encoding ot the aforementioned motif catalogue. The goal of this ontology is to provide the means to annotate workflows and their steps with the motifs of the vocabulary, without setting any restriction on how the workflows are defined themselves. +18362 The Wfprov Ontology http://purl.org/wf4ever/wfprov The wfprov ontology shows how to express minimal provenance information about the execution of a workflow described using the wfdesc ontology. +18363 Whisky Ontology http://vocab.org/whisky/terms +18364 Who's who description vocabulary http://www.kanzaki.com/ns/whois +18365 The Weighted Interests Vocabulary http://purl.org/ontology/wi/core The Weighted Interests Vocabulary specification provides basic concepts and properties for describing describing preferences (interests) within contexts, their temporal dynamics and their origin on/ for the Semantic Web. This document contains a RDFa description of the Weighted Interests Vocabulary and some additional information and examples. +18366 WIKI tool Model http://spi-fm.uca.es/spdef/models/genericTools/wikim/1.0 A partir del análisis de diversos sistemas, como MediaWiki, Confluence o DokuWiki, se ha diseñado este vocabulario. Téngase en cuenta que este modelo no describe completamente el modelo conceptual de todos los tipos de sistemas wiki, sino sólo de los elementos principales. +18367 WSMO-Lite Ontology http://www.wsmo.org/ns/wsmo-lite +18368 BBC Wildlife Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/wo/ A simple vocabulary for describing biological species and related taxa. The vocabulary defines terms for describing the names and ranking of taxa, as well as providing support for describing their habitats, conservation status, and behavioural characteristics, etc. +18369 Weighting Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/wo/core The Weighting Ontology specification provides a vocabulary for describing weightings and their referenced scales, on/ for the Semantic Web. +1837 Shelf Classifictaion Art history https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6414 Shelf Classification of the art history of the Trier University Library. +18370 Web Of Trust http://xmlns.com/wot/0.1/ RDF documents can make any number of statements. Without some kind of signature or other similar verification mechanism, there is no way to understand who made these statements. One way to document who made a set of statements is via the use of Digital Signatures: signing a document using Public Key Cryptography. The WOT, or Web Of Trust, schema is designed to facilitate the use of Public Key Cryptography tools such as PGP or GPG to sign RDF documents and document these signatures. +18371 xAPI Controlled Vocabulary Ontology http://purl.org/xapi/ontology XAPI vocabularies are created and shared by Communities of Practice (CoPs) to help facilitate the reuse of Verbs and Activity Types. This schema was designed to enhance the semantic interoperability of xAPI by encouraging the adoption of RDF principles and publishing practices. This document defines a schema and provides descriptions of each of the classes and properties that are recommended for use when classifying and publishing datasets as RDF. By using RDF to describe xAPI vocabulary datasets, CoPs can increase discoverability and enable applications to easily consume metadata from multiple sources. Representing xAPI vocabulary datasets as RDF also further enables decentralized publishing of Verbs and Activity Types and can facilitate an open federated dataset search capability across applications, platforms, and CoPs. +18372 A lightweight XBRL vocabulary https://w3id.org/vocab/xbrll An attempt to publish XBRL standard following best practices on the Web. Not an official version from XBRL International and under development. +18373 XHTML Vocabulary http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml/vocab This is a vocabulary collection utilized by XHTML Family modules and document types using XHTML Modularization, including XHTML Role and XHTML + RDFa as defined in rdfa-syntax. +18374 XKOS http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/RDF/XKOS XKOS leverages the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) for managing statistical classifications and concept management systems, since SKOS is widely used. LOD is used to create Web artifacts that machines can interpret, so publishing machine-readable statistical classifications and other concept management systems as SKOS instances is desired. The XKOS developers found that SKOS was insufficient for the problem. No aspect of SKOS was found to be wrong, just incomplete. Therefore, an extension to SKOS, called XKOS, is proposed. XKOS extends SKOS for the needs of statistical classifications. It does so in two main directions. First, it defines a number of terms that enable the representation of statistical classifications with their structure and textual properties, as well as the relations between classifications. Second, it refines SKOS semantic properties to allow the use of more specific relations between concepts. Those specific relations can be used for the representation of classifications or for any other case where SKOS is employed. XKOS adds the extensions that are desirable to meet the requirements of the statistical community. +18375 XML Schema http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema XSD (XML Schema Definition), a recommendation of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), specifies how to formally describe the elements in an Extensible Markup Language (XML) document. It can be used by programmers to verify each piece of item content in a document. They can check if it adheres to the description of the element it is placed in. +18376 ZBW Extensions http://zbw.eu/namespaces/zbw-extensions Extensions to SKOS and other standard vocabularies used by the German National Library of Economics (ZBW). +18379 Kerameikos http://kerameikos.org/ Kerameikos.org is a collaborative project dedicated to defining the intellectual concepts of pottery following the tenets of linked open data and the formulation of an ontology for representing and sharing ceramic data across disparate data systems. While the project is focused primarily on the definition of concepts within Greek black- and red-figure pottery, Kerameikos.org is extensible toward the definition of concepts in other fields of pottery studies. +1838 Shelf Classification Lusitanistics https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6487 The technical system of Lusitanian book collections is supplemented by a geo-sign, with the exception of groups B, H, L, R and S, which shows whether the work is about Portugal, Portuguese-speaking Africa, Asia or America No geo-sign and stand at the beginning of a system group. +18386 Lexicon of alcohol and drug terms http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/39461/3/9789604520954_gre.pdf +18387 Law terminology Since the mid-1960s, an attempt has been made to simplify the legal drafting language in the common law countries. Particular emphasis was placed on the need to use simple language without redundancies and legalese so that legal texts are clear and understandable even by those who do not have legal training but do not lack legal integrity And validity. The above effort has been systematically organized, among other things, through the creation of various organizations in the UK, such as the Plain English Campaign, Clarity and Plain Language Commission, which aimed to promote the change of the traditional legal writing style by introducing the use of simple English Languages. Today, the use of simple English in drafting legal texts has been adopted at the state level not only in the UK and the United States, but also in other countries of Anglo-American law, such as Australia, New Zealand and Canada. However, traditional English legal terminology is still widely used. The main reason for this approach is linked to the belief that the interpretation of these established legal expressions can not be challenged by the courts. Regardless of whether the author of a legal text chooses traditional or plain English, the translation of legal texts into English requires knowledge of the substantive differences between the civil law and the common law in order to achieve accurate performance Of legal terms and concepts, and in any case a specific expressive style should be chosen to ensure uniformity and consistency in the outcome. Finally, the choice of linguistic type between British English and American English is not only aesthetic, but it also implies knowledge of the differences in terminology between these two types of English. +1839 Shelf Classification Mathmatics https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6495 Shelf Classification of the Mathematics of the University Library of Trier. +18393 Widener System Note that Widener uses two separate classification systems to shelve books: the Old Widener System and the Library of Congress System indicated by call numbers that begin with WID-LC. (...) In the Old Widener System, call numbers contain whole numbers and are separated by periods that do not confer a decimal value. (...) In Library of Congress WID-LC Classes, call numbers are separated by periods that do confer a decimal value. +18394 Yale Library Classification The beginning of the subject-classification system - books arranged by subject according to a classification schedule - is dated, rather too precisely, as 1890, because in that year the second library building (Chittenden Hall) was opened. The first library building, originally containing about 20,000 volumes, had reached its capacity of some 200,000 volumes in less than fifty years. The necessity of expanding into a second building made the year 1890 a natural time for making a radical change, which had undoubtedly been contemplated for several years. Although it may be obvious that all 200,000 books were not reclassified at once, it is difficult to realize that twenty-five years elapsed before the bulk of the books had been dealt with, and even today there are a few of the numbered-shelves books which still await reclassification. It is this very length of time occupied in the transition that accounts for much of the indigenous heterogeneity of the Yale Library's classification system. One element that caused delay was the choice of classification schedules. Although many more libraries were using subject classification schemes in 1890 than in 1701, especially in America, the Library of Congress schedules had not yet been published. Dewey's Decimal Classification had reached its third edition, but its rigidly topical structure had no great appeal for members of the Yale faculty, who preferred either a geographical or chronological approach to their material. Other available schemes were also rejected, and Addison Van Name, then Librarian, began work on a new system for Yale, based to a large extent on the classification recently devised by Hartwig for the University of Halle. +18395 Yale Law Library Classification https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015036872680 This classification is designed solely to serve the purposes of the Yale Law School and its Library. It is published primarily for the use of the Yale Law Library staff now and in the future. In its preparation no thought was given to the question whether or not it might be adopted by other libraries. (...) The basis of procedure was that the classification should serve the Library, rather than that the Library should be bound by a preconceived theoretical classification. Although it does in fact in most instances facilitate access to the shelves by readers working as lawyers are accustomed to work, it does not purport to bring all material on a given subject together. This seemed to be neither possible nor desirable, and therefore emphasis has from the outset been laid on the subject side of the card catalogue to which one must, in any library, refer in order to find all material in the library on a given subject. +18396 Institute Library Classification System http://institutelibrary.org/borden-classification/ The Institute Library’s classification system is unique. It was created by our first professional librarian, William A. Borden, who served as librarian between 1897- and 1903-1910. After the establishment of the New Haven Free Public Library in 1887, the Institute Library began to withdraw from the public life of the city and focus primarily on expanding and circulating its collection of general-interest and popular literature. The librarian during this period, William A. Borden, made use of the Institute Library as a laboratory in which to experiment with new library technologies and practices. During the first six months of his engagement, he developed a new classification system for the library’s collection, which is unique to the Institute Library and remains in use today, together with Borden’s original card catalog. In 1910, Borden accepted an invitation from the progressive Indian prince, Maharaja Savajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda, to create and direct a free public library system for the people of his state. +18398 English-Greek Glossary of Philosophical Terms http://scholarship.claremont.edu/pomona_fac_pub/397/ This collection of glossaries is intended to assist two groups of people: 1) speakers of Modern Greek who need to read and translate works of philosophy written in English or to write philosophical works in English, and 2) speakers of English who need to to read and translate works of philosophy written in Modern Greek or to write philosophical works in Modern Greek. It gives standard and otherwise acceptable translations of over 2000 philosophical terms, but not their meanings. The current glossaries are presented in two separate pdf files, one for translating from English into Modern Greek and one for translating from Modern Greek into English. +18399 Aggregation Method http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/AggregationMethod_1.0.html Identifies the type of aggregation used to combine related categories, usually within a common branch of a hierarchy, to provide information at a broader level than the level at which detailed observations are taken. +184 National Institute of Youth and Popular Education Thesaurus http://telemaque.injep.fr/ListThesau.htm Telemaque is the documentary base of the resource center of the INJEP. +1840 Shelf Classification Media science https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6503 Shelf Classification of the Media Sciences of the University Library of Trier. +18400 Analysis Unit http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/AnalysisUnit_1.0.html Describes the entity being analyzed in the study or in the variable. +18401 Character Set http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/CharacterSet_1.0.html Standard set of characters upon which many character encodings are based (Wikipedia). +18402 Commonality Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/CommonalityType_1.0.html Describes the degree of similarity between two items or schemes (collections of items). +18403 Data Source Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/DataSourceType_1.0.html Includes a typology of data sources. +18404 Data Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/DataType_1.0.html Identifies the type of data, which has a bearing on the acceptable data values, the operations that can be performed with the data, and the ways in which the data are stored. The present list is based on the W3C data types, and includes the terms relevant for documenting research data. +18405 Date Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/DateType_1.0.html Specifies the type of date. The present list is based on ISO 8601 usage. +18406 Kind of Data Format http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/KindOfDataFormat_1.0.html Describes the physical format(s) of the data documented in the logical product(s) of a study unit. +18407 Language Proficiency http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/LanguageProficiency_1.0.html Describes the level of proficiency of an individual in a natural language. +18408 Lifecycle Event Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/LifecycleEventType_1.0.html Specifies the event happening over the data life cycle that is considered significant enough to document. +18409 Mode of Collection http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/ModeOfCollection_2.0.html The procedure, technique, or mode of inquiry used to attain the data. +1841 Shelf Classification Classical Philology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6510 Shelf classification of the classical philology of the University Library of Trier. +18410 FRASER Subject Headings https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/subject/ FRASER is both a digital library of economic history and a repository of the institutional history of the Federal Reserve System. As such, FRASER preserves and provides access to economic and banking data and policy documents. +18411 Numeric Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/NumericType_1.0.html Specifies the type of numeric data. +18412 Response Unit http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/ResponseUnit_1.0.html Indicates the entity that provided the information carried by the variable. +18413 Sampling Procedure http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/SamplingProcedure_1.0.html Includes a typology of sampling methods. +18414 Software Package http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/SoftwarePackage_1.0.html Indicates the statistical software package used in the production/processing/dissemination of the data. Data collection software is not covered in this list. +18415 Summary Statistic Type http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/SummaryStatisticType_2.0.html Specifies the type of summary statistic. Summary statistics are a single number representation of the characteristics of a set of values. +18416 Time Method http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TimeMethod_1.2.html Describes the time dimension of the data collection. +18417 Time Zone http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TimeZone_1.0.html Time zone specification as an offset from UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) in terms of hours and minutes. +18418 Type of Address http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TypeOfAddress_1.0.html Identifies the type of address entered as contact information for an individual or an organization. +18419 Type of Concept Group http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TypeOfConceptGroup_1.0.html Specifies the rationale for creating a concept group. +1842 Shelf Classification Philosophy https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6513 Shelf Classification of the Philosophy of the University Library of Trier. +18420 Type of Note http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TypeOfNote_1.0.html Includes a typology of notes. +18421 Type of Telephone http://www.ddialliance.org/Specification/DDI-CV/TypeOfTelephone_1.0.html Identifies the type of telephone entered as contact information for an individual or an organization. +18424 Lesbian Herstory Archives Subject Files http://lesbianherstoryarchives.org/tourcoll2.html Our 1,569 fascinating Subject Files fill the drawers of four, five drawer horizontal file cabinets plus overflow boxes. Think of these files as 'Lesbians and…'. The first file is 'Abortion' and the last is 'Youth'. In between are such topics as 'African-Ancestral Lesbians', 'Bars', 'Health Care', 'Marriage', 'Music Festivals', 'Publishers', 'Religion', 'Theatre', and 'Violence'. We have a complete listing of these files with cross-referencing plus a thesaurus to help you locate information related to your interest. Each file contains an assortment of papers – flyers, legal briefs, photocopies of newspaper articles, copies of the table of contents of books, event programs, and so on. When a particular topic, for e.g. 'Theatre' has a large number of file folders which are full to the brim, we move the overflow to large boxes stored upstairs. Subject files give you a good introduction to, and overview of a topic and point you towards other parts of the Archives’ collections if you want more depth. +18425 Scottish Seed Potato Classification Scheme https://www.sasa.gov.uk/sites/default/files/SPCS%20Leaflet%20English%20v13.pdf The SPCS maintains high standards for seed health and purity and operates by exerting official control over initial propagating material, the length of the multiplication chain, and application of strict tolerances for diseases, including those caused by viruses. +18426 Seed Potato Classification Scheme https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-seed-potato-classification-scheme The Seed Potato Classification Scheme (SPCS) provides classification of all potatoes produced and marketed in England and Wales, depending on the class of the parent seed, and the health of the crop and tubers. The aim of the SPCS is to provide assurance that seed potatoes delivered to buyers and growers meet specified minimum health and quality standards. +18427 Fondo Alfonso de Sierra Ochoa https://academia6.poolparty.biz/FondoAlfonsodeSierraOchoa.html Plans, reports, photographs and architectural projects of Alfonso de Sierra Ochoa, last municipal architect during the Spanish protectorate in Morocco. +18428 English-Greek Glossary of Geomorphological Terms http://geogclim.geol.uoa.gr/documents/EGE_Glossary_of_Geomorphological_Terms.pdf English-Greek Glossary of Geomorphological Terms published by the Hellenic Geomorphological Society. +18429 English-Greek Glossary of Psychology http://www.eleto.gr/download/Bodies/ELPSE_English-Greek-Glossary-of-psychology.pdf English-Greek Glossary of Psychology published by the Hellenic Psychological Society. +1843 Shelf Classification Political Science https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6516 Shelf Classification of Political Science of the University Library of Trier. +18430 Metadata dictionary https://finto.fi/mts/ Metadata Dictionary is a terms and expressions necessary for the description data entity that includes both ISBD-item rules and the terminology of the RDA item's instructions. Stabilize the production of use of the vocabulary describing the meta information and unify the description is to promote the retrieval performance. Metadata Vocabulary is based on the structural hierarchy of categories in accordance with FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Description) The term refers to work independently on the cognitive or artistic content. The term expression refers to cognitive or artistic work implement, which may be in the form of voice, image, motion, composed of letters, etc. The term refers to the manifestation of work to get the expression of a phenotype (eg. An audio CD, book, map sheet, PDF file) The term body refers to a single manifestation of completion (e.g. a single book, a CD-Audio library collections) The term refers to an individual person or individual (alone or in combination with one or more other individuals) to establish identity. The term entity refers to the organization or group of individuals and / or organizations that are known at a certain, and which is or can act as a single entity. The term refers to a family of two or more persons, linked by family relationship, marriage, adoption, linked by a corresponding legal status, or that would otherwise occur as a family Categories of the concept model and includes item elements are Metadata vocabulary groups, one or more of which it is part. Each concept is included in a group. Search applies to both categories of the concepts. an alphabetical listing are shown only terms of concepts. +18431 Classification of public services https://finto.fi/ptvl/ The general classification of public services consists of 27 main levels and about 180 lower-level categories. The terms used in heading headings describe the use of public services and situations.   The classification is intended specifically for systems and services that provide services to and from citizens and businesses. In the online service presentation platform, categories can be merged, typically for navigation and grouping purposes. In such composite classes, the terms of the classification remain unchanged.   You can and should also use the terms of a rating to use a limited topic or theme on web services whenever the topic provides these conditions. +18432 Ontology for Education for Sustainable Development https://finto.fi/keko/ +18433 Finnish Geospatial Domain Ontology https://finto.fi/pto/ +18434 Natural resource and environment ontology https://finto.fi/afo/ +18435 Finnish presentation composition vocabulary http://finto.fi/seko/ The Finnish Presentation Composition (SEKO) is a single-language vocabulary covering music presentations. The vocabulary is intended for accurate indexing and retrieval of compositional compositions in the notes and avs. The vocabulary is primarily intended for use in the presentation of a presentation set in the MARC 21 bibliographic records and authority records field 382 but may also be used in the artist's remarks (in MARC 21 bibliographic records field 511). The glossary is available in both the RDA description guidelines and the old Finnish inventory rules. SEKO is based on the Aidatrumpet to Zimbalome list of instruments. The program list has been completely redesigned, new terms have been added to the vocabulary and some of the old terms have been deleted. +18436 Thesaurus of Mining and Related Matter http://dspace2.conicyt.cl/bitstream/handle/10533/91507/TESAURO_DE_LA_MINERIA_Y_MATERIAS_AFINES.pdf?sequence=1 The Thesaurus of Mining and Related Matters is a bilingual (Spanish-English) controlled vocabulary for the indexing of sector information. It is an indispensable working tool for all those information units that analyze and process information related to the Area, with or without computer technology. +18437 Argentine Tourism Thesaurus http://www.tesauroturistico.gob.ar/index.php?v=15 This vocabulary presents the conceptual organization of tourism in Argentina and in particular the vision that is offered by the Ministry of Tourism of the Nation, allowing navigation through its structure evidencing logical-semantic relationships between the terms. +18438 Tourism Thesaurus http://www.tesauroturistico.gob.ar/index.php?v=16 Tourism, based on the automatic processing of the version published by the WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION. +18439 Tesauro National Archiving System http://san.beniculturali.it/web/san/dati-san-lod The Tesauro of the National Archiving System is made up of the various controlled vocabularies present in the CAT SAN scheme as a support for a standardized description of the various resources - conservation institutes, archiving complexes, producer entities - coming from different systems belonging to the SAN. , The 'Tesauro SAN' therefore presents itself as a classification tool open to further evolution and integrable with other systems of national and international knowledge organization. +1844 Shelf classification of psychology https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6520 Shelf classification of psychology of the university library of Trier. +18440 Gender Equality Glossary and Thesaurus http://eige.europa.eu/rdc/thesaurus EIGE’s Gender Equality Glossary and Thesaurus is a specialised terminology tool focusing on the area of gender equality. It aims to foster a common understanding of gender equality terms across the EU and promote gender-fair and inclusive language to improve equality between women and men. The Gender Equality Glossary and Thesaurus has been developed in cooperation with key stakeholders: European Commission, European Parliament and Council of Europe, as well as national machineries, academia and partners of EIGE’s Resource and Documentation Centre. The collection of terms was based on 92 sources from the European Union, Council of Europe and United Nations normative and policy documents, studies, reports and scientific articles. The glossary contains over 400 terms in English with their definitions and sources. In the future, it will be linked with EuroVoc, the multi-lingual EU-wide thesaurus, and it will be available in all EU languages. +18441 Gender and Science Taxonomy http://www.genderportal.eu/main-gender-and-science-taxonomy The Gender and Science Taxonomy provides a fixed set of key topics and keywords to classify all content on GenPORT. The taxonomy is organized around 7 top-level concepts, each holding itself several sub-categories. The taxonomy has been developed by the GenPORT Consortium in consultation with several stakeholders over the entire duration of the project. Currently, the taxonomy is fixed; however, it is available as standard compliant vocuabulary. GenPORT is currently exploring possibilities with other online sites (see for example EIGE's Gender Equality Glossary) to cross-reference content based on shared taxonomy terms. +18442 Online Taxonomic Key Application http://taxonomy.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Taxonomy/ Welcome to Online Taxonomic Keys, a joint project of Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Royal BC Museum. This project seeks to facilitate the development of, and make readily available, a variety of regional and global identification keys in a format that is concise and easy to use. The information presented is compiled from published and unpublished works from taxonomic specialists worldwide. Taxonomic keys are important tools used by scientists and other investigators to identify specific organisms based on defining characteristics. Up until the last decade, these keys were most often published as dichotomous keys, in which specimens are identified by choosing from a progressive series of pairs of options until a solution is reached. While dichotomous keys are still universally used, the online arena provides the opportunity to design and use keys based on a character matrix. The identification keys on this site are based on a character matrix format. Specimens may be identified by selecting one or more character states (columns) for each character (rows). As selections are made a list of possible species identifications will appear at the bottom of the matrix. Clicking on the species name opens an information sheet with more information to help you understand the specimen you’ve identified. This library of identification keys is a work in progress, and will grow and expand as new keys become available. +18443 Classification of Mechanical Puzzles http://www.puzzlemuseum.com/class/pzcla01.htm A puzzle should be classified by the problem that its designer intended the solver to encounter whilst attempting to solve it. In the case of a 3D interlocking assembly in the form of a cage with a ball in the centre: the fact that the instructions request the would-be solver to 'remove the ball' does not change the 3D assembly into an opening puzzle. The disassembly and/or reassembly of the cage remains the primary function of the puzzle. An interlocking puzzle should be classified according to its interior construction, rather than its outward appearance (e.g. a wooden cube, sphere, barrel, or teddy bear may all have similar Cartesian internal construction and so should all be classed as Interlocking-Cartesian). In cases where it seems possible to place a puzzle in more than one category, it must be classified in whichever is the most significant category. A few puzzles may have to be cross-referenced if it is absolutely necessary; however in most puzzles, which include two different classes of problem, one class will usually be dominant by virtue of the fact that in solving it, the secondary problem has also been solved. A good example of multiple-class puzzles is the 'Mazy Ball Game' made in Taiwan in the 1990s - It is based on a 3x3 sliding block puzzle under a clear plastic top - The pieces have L-shaped groves and a ball must be rolled up a ramp in the lower right onto one of the blocks - the ball must be moved from block to block and the blocks themselves slid around so that the ball can exit at the top left. Thus the puzzle requires Dexterity, Sequential movement and Routefinding. It would be classed as Routefinding because, if the route has been found, then the dexterity and sequence must have also been achieved. A puzzle will be referred to as 2D if its third dimension is irrelevant (e.g. thickness of paper or plywood or an operation involving a third dimension such as folding). Most standard jigsaws are 2D; however jigsaws with sloping cuts in fact have a relevant third dimension, so they must be classed as 3D. It will be noted that the definition of 'A Puzzle' excludes the infants 'posting box' which whilst perhaps puzzling the infant was contrived only to educate and amuse; it also excludes the archer attempting to get a bulls‑eye, the exercise of whose ingenuity is entirely incidental to the original warlike intent of the sport. Also excluded are puzzles that only require paper and pencil (e.g. crossword puzzles), unless they are on or part of some physical object. It is understood that specialist collectors will further subdivide the Sub‑Classes to suit their own specialised needs. For example, Tanglement Rigid & Tanglement Semi-Rigid is awaiting a thorough study of the topology of wire puzzles. The full abbreviations consist of 3 characters, hyphen, plus up to 4 characters, such as 'INT‑CART'. These are the standard abbreviations for the classes that have been chosen for relative ease of memory and conformity with most computer databases. +18444 Insurance terms http://www.glig.gr/asfalistikoi-oroi Insurance terms glossary published by the Global Insurance Group. +18445 Climate Bonds Taxonomy https://www.climatebonds.net/standards/taxonomy The Climate Bonds Taxonomy provides broad guidance for prospective green bond and climate bond issuers and investors. Guided by the Climate Science Advisory Panel, the aim of the Taxonomy is to encourage common definitions across global markets, in a way that supports the growth of a cohesive thematic bond market. (...) The Climate Bonds Taxonomy has been designed to be consistent with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR5 report for both the emissions signature of a low-carbon economy required to avoid dangerous climate change and the selection of technologies and practices consistent with that signature. Wherever possible the Taxonomy references existing standards. The Taxonomy is intended for broad guidance only. Detailed eligibility is required for certification, and these are being developed by Climate Bonds Standards expert committees. +18446 IAB Tech Lab Content Taxonomy https://www.iab.com/guidelines/iab-quality-assurance-guidelines-qag-taxonomy/ Contextual taxonomy was developed in consultation with taxonomy experts from academia, ad measurement companies, and members of the IAB Networks & Exchanges Committee. This taxonomy defines contextual content categories on at least three different tiers. The 'IAB Tech Lab Content Taxonomy' was previously called the 'Quality Assurance Guidelines (QAG) Taxonomy.' The first tier is a broad level category defined as a targeting depth of either: category/portal, site section, or page. Tier 2 categories and greater are additional categories nested under Tier 1 categories. Both tier 1 and tier 2 categories are formerly established for the IQG Program (formerly QAG Program) so that content classification can be consistent across the industry. +18447 Accident/Incident Data Reporting Taxonomy http://www.icao.int/safety/airnavigation/AIG/Pages/ADREP-Taxonomies.aspx The ADREP taxonomy is a set of definitions and descriptions used during the gathering and reporting of accident/incident data to ICAO. +18448 http://amecorg.com/amecframework/home/supporting-material/taxonomy/ A wide range of models of PR and communication evaluation exist using a wide range of terms including inputs, outputs, outtakes, outflows, outgrowths, effects, results, and impact. An even wider range of metrics and methods for evaluation are proposed for each stage. The field is confusing for many practitioners. This page presents a taxonomy of evaluation tailored to strategic public communication – a taxonomy being a mapping of a field to produce a categorisation of concepts and terms – in short, to show where things go and where they fit in relation to each other. This taxonomy identifies: 1) The major stages of communication (such as inputs, outputs, etc.); 2) The key steps involved in each stage (such as distribution of information, reception by audiences, etc.); 3) Examples of metrics and milestones that can be generated or identified as part of evaluation at each stage; and 4) The most commonly used methods for generating these metrics and milestones. +18449 ACM Taxonomy for Learning Technologies https://www.computer.org/web/tlt/taxonomy +1845 Shelf Classification Space and environmental sciences https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=4817 Shelf Classification of Space and environmental sciences of the University Library Trier. +18450 Taxonomy for Service Computing https://www.computer.org/web/tsc/taxonomy This TSC taxonomy is generated collectively by the editorial board in 2013 and is evolved from the ACM taxonomy on service computing and all submissions can use either this taxonomy or continue to use the version available in ScholarOne Manuscripts until it is updated. +18451 Taxonomy of the Logical Fallacies http://www.fallacyfiles.org/taxonomy.html The Fallacy Files Taxonomy is a tree-like structure that classifies all of the fallacies in these files by the sub-fallacy relation. A sub-fallacy, which is a specific version of a more general fallacy, has whatever features the more general fallacy has, together with specific features which set it apart and make it worth naming in its own right. For example, instead of grouping together 'fallacies of relevance', there is one most general such fallacy—namely, Red Herring—and all fallacies of relevance are sub-fallacies of it. Red Herring is itself a sub-fallacy of Informal Fallacy, which is a sub-fallacy of the most general logical fallacy of all: Logical Fallacy. Logical Fallacy is, thus, the top node of the Taxonomy, for every fallacy in the Taxonomy is a sub-fallacy of it. The sub-fallacy relationship is like a tree with a trunk―Logical Fallacy―which branches until it reaches leaves, that is, fallacies which have no sub-fallacies―for example, Appeal to Celebrity. +18452 EPOC Taxonomy http://epoc.cochrane.org/sites/epoc.cochrane.org/files/public/uploads/epoc_taxonomy_13.12.16.pdf The first EPOC taxonomy of health systems interventions was developed in 2002, and included the following categories: (1) professional interventions; (2) financial interventions; (3) organisational interventions; and (4) regulatory interventions. This taxonomy was extensively revised and updated between 2013 and 2015 to address key gaps and also to bring the EPOC taxonomy into alignment with other taxonomies that were being used to classify health systems interventions in widely used online databases (Lavis 2015). Our starting point was a taxonomy for health systems arrangements developed for the Health Systems Evidence database (http://www.healthsystemsevidence.org) (Lavis 2015). We applied this taxonomy to all of the interventions included in four overviews of systematic reviews of health systems interventions of high relevance to low income countries (Ciapponi 2014; Herrera 2014; Pantoja 2014; Wiysonge 2014). The taxonomy was then revised iteratively to ensure that all of the included reviews were appropriately categorized and that all relevant health system arrangements and implementation strategies were included and organized logically. We then applied the revised taxonomy to all of the interventions covered by EPOC reviews. Further minor revisions were made to the taxonomy at this stage to ensure appropriate categorisation of interventions and we also refined the definitions of each of the categories and subcategories. +18453 Taxonomy of Innovation https://hbr.org/2014/01/a-taxonomy-of-innovation Fast-changing markets demand rapid development of new products and processes. Thousands of tools and methods are available to help innovators discover what users want and how to deliver on their expectations. The challenge is to figure out which ones to use when. Luma Institute has created a framework to help you choose the best tool for each step of the innovation process, based on the people you’re designing for and the complexity of the systems in which you operate. Luma distilled the portfolio down to 36 of the most effective tools for innovation—the majority of them in common use—organized in three categories: looking, understanding, and making. Each category contains three subcategories, and each subcategory contains four innovation tools. This hierarchical model makes it much easier to identify the tools you need and then put them to use. +18454 COPE Case Taxonomy http://publicationethics.org/cope-case-taxonomy In 2013, it became apparent that the publication ethics cases being brought to COPE for discussion and advice were becoming more complex. A new and more comprehensive classification scheme was therefore developed to make it easier to code cases, to aid searching, and to provide a finer level of detail for analysis. The resulting COPE Case Taxonomy comprises 18 main classification categories and 100 keywords and is designed to be descriptive not judgemental. All the cases in COPE’s database were recoded and all new cases are being coded according to the new taxonomy (up to two classifications, denoting the main topics discussed, and 10 keywords can be assigned per case). It is important to note that classification and keyword coding denotes that a topic was raised and discussed, not that a particular form of publication misconduct had occurred. The COPE Case Taxonomy is available, with appropriate attribution, for use by other organizations and individuals. Attribution should include the version date and number, and a link to the taxonomy on COPE’s website. +18455 Code of State Categories Scientific and Technical Information http://www.grnti.ru/ +18456 Functions and Activities Thesaurus for Business, Academic, Not-for-profit, and Government Entities http://www2.archivists.org/sites/all/files/FunctionsThesaurus2010.pdf The thesaurus is intended for open access use by government, academic, and business records centers and archives for use in functional (function-based) classification of records and to aid in the arrangement and description (including electronic description) of archival materials. The thesaurus is meant for the proper classification of records of corporate bodies (governments, academic institutions, not-for-profit agencies, government offices, etc.) as functions or activities, and not for use for manuscripts, personal papers, or family papers, which require an occupational or genre thesaurus for proper classification and description. +18457 Vocabulary of indexing ISOC Humanities - Cultural heritage http://archivos.cchs.csic.es/tematres/vocab/ Language used in the ISOC sub-bases of Anthropology, Archeology, Fine Arts and History. It is structured based on the different fields of content analysis used in this database: classification, descriptors, identifiers, place names, historical period, author keywords. +18459 UHR's Termbase for Norwegian higher education institutions http://termbase.uhr.no/ A collection of 2000 administrative terms with English - Norwegian bokmål/Norwegian bokmål - English and English - Norwegian nynorsk/Norwegian nynorsk - English translations, from the Norwegian Institutions of Higher Education. The termbase translates from Norwegian bokmål/Norwegian nynorsk to British English and the other way round. (The base uses the Oxford University Press house style.) +1846 Shelf Classification of Legal Science https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6524 This is the classification system for legal science at the University Library of Trier. +18460 Norwegian-German legal terminology http://www.terminologi.no/termbase_NOJU.xhtml Collection of more than 3000 concepts from areas of both public and private law. +18462 COSMIN Taxonomy of Measurement Properties http://www.cosmin.nl/COSMIN%20taxonomy.html In the COSMIN taxonomy three quality domains are distinguished, i.e. reliability, validity, and responsiveness. Each domain contains one or more measurement properties. The domain reliability contains three measurement properties: internal consistency, reliability, and measurement error. The domain validity also contains three measurement properties: content validity, construct validity and criterion validity. The domain responsiveness contains only one measurement property, which is also called responsiveness. The term and definition of the domain and measurement property responsiveness are the same, but they are distinguished in the taxonomy for reasons of clarity. Some measurement properties contain one or more aspects, that were defined separately: Content validity includes face validity, and construct validity includes structural validity, hypotheses testing and cross-cultural validity. +18463 Optimization Taxonomy https://neos-guide.org/content/optimization-taxonomy It is difficult to provide a taxonomy of optimization because many of the subfields have multiple links. Shown here is one perspective, focused mainly on the subfields of deterministic optimization with a single objective function. +18464 GEM Building Taxonomy https://www.globalquakemodel.org/single-post/2017/05/17/GEM-Building-Taxonomy-Version-20 It is a uniform classification scheme of buildings across the globe. It will be used as a basis for assessing the risk from earthquakes within the scope of GEM. It also facilitates global collaboration and growing of our joint knowledge on the diversity and seismic vulnerability of all the buildings that exist around the globe. +18465 NCC MERP Taxonomy of Medication Errors http://www.nccmerp.org/sites/default/files/taxonomy2001-07-31.pdf This document provides a standard taxonomy of medication errors to be used in combination with systems analysis in recording and tracking of medication errors. It is not intended to assess blame. The document is not all-inclusive, but can be expanded as new issues arise. The purpose of this taxonomy is to provide a standard language and structure of medication error-related data for use in developing databases analyzing medication error reports. (...) The effectiveness of the taxonomy, and the resulting analysis of medication error reports, is dependent upon the amount and the quality of the data collected through medication error reports. For optimum application of the taxonomy, include as much information as possible in the instrument. However, if all the information described in the taxonomy is not collected, the information that is available should be categorized as shown in the taxonomy. +18466 Open Threat Taxonomy https://www.auditscripts.com/resources/open_threat_taxonomy_v1.1a.pdf The goal of this project is simple, to maintain a free, community driven, open source taxonomy of potential threats to information systems. Our hope is that this taxonomy will serve as a resource for organizations attempting to prioritize their defenses and choose controls most appropriate for defending their information systems. We believe that the nature of a common internet and homogeneous systems leads to common threats to information systems. This taxonomy has been created to identify those threats in order to help organizations choose defenses most appropriate to defend such systems. +18467 Taxonomy of Free Will Positions http://www.informationphilosopher.com/freedom/taxonomy.html +18468 Healthcare Provider Taxonomy Code Set https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Provider-Enrollment-and-Certification/MedicareProviderSupEnroll/Downloads/TaxonomyCrosswalk.pdf The Healthcare Provider Taxonomy Code Set is a hierarchical code set that consists of codes, descriptions, and definitions. Healthcare Provider Taxonomy Codes are designed to categorize the type, classification, and/or specialization of health care providers. The Code Set consists of two sections: Individuals and Groups of Individuals, and Non-Individuals. The Code Set is updated twice a year, effective April 1 and October 1. The 'Crosswalk – Medicare Provider/Supplier to Healthcare Provider Taxonomy' was updated because of changes made to the Healthcare Provider Taxonomy Code Set that will be implemented October 1, 2008. That Code Set is available from the Washington Publishing Company. The Code Set is maintained by the National Uniform Claim Committee. The Code Set is a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) standard code set. As such, it is the only code set that may be used in HIPAA standard transactions to report the type/classification/specialization of a health care provider when such reporting is required. +18469 Biomimicry Taxonomy https://asknature.org/resource/biomimicry-taxonomy/#.WQD4QsakLIU The Biomimicry Taxonomy is a classification system developed by the Biomimicry Institute to organize biological content on the website AskNature. The taxonomy categorizes the different ways that organisms and natural systems meet functional challenges into groups of related functions. Use the taxonomy to help you navigate AskNature or, when beginning a design challenge, as a tool to help you 'think functionally' and identify questions you can 'ask' nature. +1847 Shelf Classification Romanistik https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6534 This is the classification system for romance at the University Library of Trier. +18470 Thesaurus Elderecho.com http://www.elderecho.com/tesauro/ +18471 Systematic Classification Brunet-Parguez-Coulouma "In 1971, the Toulouse municipal library tested a systematic classification framework developed in 1969 by Henri-Jean MARTIN and Guy PARGUEZ for a study on the automation of cataloging by adding alphanumeric indices to the table frame (1865), the content of the former ""classification of booksellers,"" in which the subjects were divided into five classes: theology, law, science and the arts, belles-lettres, For a decade, the table was used and gradually modified in the presentation and in the content, in conjunction with the cataloging work of the old collection of the WB of Toulouse, then researchers and librarians Have used, which led us to draft a revised version in 1985, in collaboration with the Sibil network and after consulting the users The last update on the ""Brunet-Pargue Z ""took place in February 1994 in Toulouse during the colloquium organized by LIBER (League of European Research Libraries) (...). What is the value of this table? Provide an additional means of identifying books whose contents are poorly defined in an analytical catalog and using unconventional concepts. The advantage of the version developed in Toulouse, where all the rubrics ""mixtures"", in which Brunet inserted his dummy collections, was suppressed, is to encourage the reclassification and exploitation of thousands of brochures during the Despoil of these collections or bundles. The indexing of their contents allows the researcher to find small works, anonymous or of little known authors, who have escaped specialized bibliographies, and which can present a real interest for the human sciences." +18472 BSI Classification Plan http://www.cite-sciences.fr/fr/au-programme/lieux-ressources/bibliotheque/toutes-les-collections/plan-de-classement/ The BSI classification scheme is specific, and from the outset it has been chosen not to use pre-existing classifications such as CDU or Dewey, so BSI has developed its own tool. The BSI classification scheme is a management tool that allows the distribution of documents: it is intended to classify documents all media and not knowledge. It does not attempt to describe precisely a specific knowledge. Its all media logic implies that a rating may contain only one or more media. The basic structure is a systematic and hierarchical classification, from the general to the particular. The notation of the indices is alphanumeric: one or more letters associated with the section, followed by a numerical index declined according to the decimal principle. Designed to be able to adapt to the documentary policy, the editorial offer, the typology of documents and the evolution of knowledge, the classification plan is regularly reviewed. +18473 Principles of Classification of Musical Documents https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principes_de_classement_des_documents_musicaux The principles for classifying musical documents, often abbreviated to PCDM, are a musical classification system developed in public libraries in France since 1983, especially for collections of music-related documents. Public concern than Dewey's decimal classification. +18474 Library Ranking Plan of the Bpi http://pro.bpi.fr/plan-de-classement-de-la-bpi-1 +18475 Map of the Canotypes of Drioton http://www.bnu.fr/collections/patrimoine/le-fonds-egyptologique-du-chanoine-drioton The fund Drioton was acquired by the NBU in 1961 with the amount in relation to war damage to the Second World War. Etienne Drioton (1889-1961) was Director General of the Department of Antiquities in Egypt (1936-1952) and Professor at the College de France (1957-1961). The works of his collection are kept in Joffre space and were cataloged in map styles in 1965-1970 years. A file created by authors and anonymous titles, systematic file (after a specific review, see below) and a concordance file is available to the coin store cabinet. In 2005 these catalogs were reverted and records of these books are available on the computer catalog of the NBU and on the Internet. +18476 Dutch Uniform Classification http://www.boek.nl/nur In the 1970s, the Uniform Genre Format (UGI) was introduced and replaced by the Dutch Uniform Genre Classification (NUGI) in 1986. As of April 1, 2002, the Dutch-language Uniform Classification (NUR) was introduced because the old coding Under the auspices of the Dutch and Flemish Bookstores Association and with the support of the Dutch-Dutch publishing and bookstore (ONUB), this review has been completed. The publisher determines the NUR code of a book to be published. There are various tools To convert the old NUGI into the new NUR. +18477 NARCIS Classification http://www.narcis.nl/classification The Narcis Classification is a framework of codes with which institutes and experts are classified and can be retrieved. The D code classifies on scientific disciplines. The classification also contains an E code. This code includes some interdisciplinary research fields. The Narcis Classification has been revised in the year 2015. The Narcis Classification is used among others in the scientific portal Narcis, https://www.narcis.nl. +18478 Dictionary of computer architecture terms http://architecture.di.uoa.gr/lexico.html Dictionary of computer architecture terms published by the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications. +18479 Strongs Greek-English Glossary http://sblgnt.com/download/revint/99-Glossary.pdf This Strongs Greek-English Glossary has been generated based on “Lexical Form” glosses and Strong’s number assignment from the Lexham Greek-English Interlinear New Testament, available from Logos Bible Software (http://www.logos.com). Lexical Form glosses are general and relatively context-free; they are not formal definitions. While they serve some use for quick and easy lookup, if one is studying a particular word or word usage, one should further consult a formal Greek-English dictionary or lexicon. +1848 Shelf Classifications Slavistics https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6557 This is the classification system for Slavistics at the University Library of Trier. +18480 Naval Headquarters Classification System https://www.fhs.se/Documents/Anna%20Lindhbiblioteket/Stabs/Marinstabens%20klassificeringssystem.pdf Naval Headquarters Classification System of the Anna-Lindh-Library. +18481 Defense Staff Library's Classification System http://www.fhs.se/Documents/Anna%20Lindhbiblioteket/Stabs/fst_ocr.pdf Shelf classification of the Anna Lindh Library. +18482 Military Staff Library's Classification System http://www.fhs.se/Documents/Anna%20Lindhbiblioteket/Stabs/MIL_ocr.pdf Military Staff Library's Classification System +18483 International Geotechnical Classification System http://www.swedgeo.se/en/research--learning/bibliotek/om-sgi-line/klassifikationssystem/ The Swedish Geotechnical Institute (SGI) is an expert agency that works for a safe, efficient and sustainable development and sustainable use of land and natural resources. +18484 Sibelius Academy book classification system https://lib.uniarts.fi/sibelius-akatemian-kirjojen-luokitus University libraries offer information search and information literacy teaching for their students and staff. In addition to study-related teaching, individual instruction is also available and can be booked from the information specialists of the academy libraries. The library staff provides customer guidance for using the library and searching for material. You can ask for advice from the library’s customer service or by email. Detailed questions concerning information acquisition or thesis writing can be discussed in a private information specialist meeting. +1849 Aufstellungssystematik Theologie https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6569 This is the classification system for Theology at the University Library of Trier. +18497 Subject Categories from the Deutsche Nationalbibliografie +18498 Categories for the Description of Works of Art http://www.getty.edu/research/publications/electronic_publications/cdwa/ CDWA is a set of guidelines for the description of art, architecture, and other cultural works. CDWA also provides a framework to which existing art information systems may be mapped, upon which new systems may be developed, or upon which data may be linked in an open environment. CDWA is mapped to the Cultural Objects Name Authority (CONA) and CIDOC CRM. +18499 GOV.UK Taxonomy https://insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk/2017/03/21/presenting-our-new-taxonomy-beta/ As members of the Finding Things team have written previously, we’ve long understood the need for a GOV.UK taxonomy that’s subject-based and site-wide, and we’ve been working towards achieving this challenging aim for a while. When finished, the taxonomy will group together all content on the site in a meaningful and intuitive way, using a hierarchical structure. It will consist of many ‘topics’ and ‘subtopics’, to which all content items will be tagged. We’re not there yet, but we do now have a branch that covers the government’s education offering - and with all the relevant content tagged to it, thanks to the tireless work of publishers within the government’s education organisations. (...) So why does government need a site-wide taxonomy? Because government has a lot of content: more than 300,000 individual items, in fact. With so much content it can be very difficult for users to find the thing they’re looking for - or, if they’re searching more broadly around a subject, to find things of real value or relevance. We also know from user research with professional users like teachers, accountants, lawyers and tax specialists that there are people who need to see everything about a topic so they can do their job properly. Without a subject-based taxonomy in place, these users might only get partial information and not the full picture. This new taxonomy will act as a framework for a redesigned navigation, with the 2 working in tandem to help users orientate themselves and explore the site more confidently and effectively. +185 Learning Activities http://vocabularyserver.com/conole/ 517 terms. +1850 Shelf Classification Economics https://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=6459 This is the classification system for Economics at the University Library of Trier. +18500 National Geographic Society Glossary http://www.nationalgeographic.org/glossary/ Search the Glossary for geography, science, and social studies terms. +18501 Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology https://medicine.stonybrookmedicine.edu/HITOP/AboutHiTOP Objectives of the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) are to advance the classification of psychopathology to maximize its usefulness for research and clinical practice. The HiTOP aims to address limitations of traditional nosologies, such as the DSM-5 and ICD-10, including arbitrary boundaries between psychopathology and normality, often unclear boundaries between disorders, frequent disorder co-occurrence, heterogeneity within disorders, and diagnostic instability. The HiTOP approaches these problems by conducting an empirical search for psychopathology structures starting from the most basic building blocks and proceeding to the highest level of generality: combining individual signs and symptoms into homogeneous components or traits, assembling them into empirically-derived syndromes, and finally grouping them into psychopathology spectra (e.g., internalizing and externalizing). This approach reduces within-disorder heterogeneity by grouping related symptoms together and assigning unrelated symptoms to different components. It makes comorbidity an explicit and predictable feature of the model by classifying related syndromes together. Finally, it describes psychiatric phenomenaally, addressing boundary problems and diagnostic instability. The HiTOP is not limited to dimensions, if evidence indicates existence of a natural boundary, this qualitative distinction will be incorporated in the model also. The HiTOP system aims to significantly advance mental health research and care, providing an effective way to convey information on risk factors, etiology, pathophysiology, phenomenology, illness course, and treatment response, thus greatly improving the utility of the diagnosis of mental disorders. Dimensional measures have been developed to assess many aspects of the system, and several domains of the HiTOP are ready for clinical and research applications. +18502 US GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy http://www.fasb.org/jsp/FASB/Page/LandingPage&cid=1176164131053 The Financial Accounting Foundation (FAF) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) are responsible for the ongoing development and maintenance of the U.S. GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy (Taxonomy). As part of the ongoing development and maintenance of the Taxonomy, the Development Taxonomy is available for comment throughout the year. Additionally, the FASB publishes an annual release of the Taxonomy to address new reporting requirements. +18503 Internet of Things Taxonomy https://iotuk.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/IOT-Taxonomy-Report.pdf There is no common way to describe or classify the ‘things’ that make up the IoT or the projects or systems and services based on them. To complicate matters, the range of projects and applications that the term IoT covers is vast. IoT applications could be made up of a simple sensor that reports whether a door is open or not (in the case of a simple security system) or whether a button has been pressed (in the case of a remote doorbell) to very sophisticated solutions that monitor dozens of phenomena, make complex calculations based on those phenomena, and then prompt a response (in the case of autonomous drones, for example). A means of classifying different IoT projects will be useful to properly understand the current state of IoT adoption, compare different IoT initiatives, and to inform decision making when it comes to policy development, and the definition research and market development initiatives.To this end, Digital Catapult has started to define a taxonomy that will provide an effective way of classifying IoT initiatives. +18504 The Glossary of Human Computer Interaction https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/book/the-glossary-of-human-computer-interaction A comprehensive - an ever-growing - glossary of key terms in Human-Computer Interaction. +18505 List of Useful Words of Army’s Services - NATO Glossary http://www.natobilc.org/documents/Military%20Language/TriSvcBILC_005.pdf +18506 Aviation Dictionary http://www.redstar.gr/Foto_red/Lex.html +18507 https://www.google.gr/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiL-L7igovTAhVCbhQKHdW4D4AQFggaMAA&url=ftp%3A//ftp.mpic.de/WalterD/Transfer/Trockner/Compressor/Glossary/glossary/Mark%25202930%25207098%252051%2520%2520en---it-no-da-el-pt.pdf&usg=AFQjCNGbW-K2H0ILUA0dvjimzZOxkEoNfg&sig2=YAirWy67VGszyYLt_a3VYA +18508 United States Code The United States Code is a consolidation and codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States. +18509 Testapedia Taxonomy http://www.testapedia.com/proddir/dir_list.asp?dir_id=26 +1851 Portico Library Classification Scheme http://www.theportico.org.uk/library/catalogue The Portico Library classification scheme is a fixed shelf classification. We do not use the Dewey Decimal System. As demonstrated in the list below, our classification is alphanumerical; subjects have been assigned a letter of the alphabet. +18510 GND subject categories http://d-nb.info/standards/vocab/gnd/gnd-sc The GND subject categories are used to provide a broad classification of concepts in the Integrated Authority File. +18512 RePEc Author Service https://authors.repec.org/ The RePEc Author Service aims to link economists with their research output in the RePEc bibliographic database. +18514 Historic England Periods Authority File http://heritagedata.org/live/schemes/eh_period.html Terminology used to record the broad date of a site, monument, building or structure. Covering the timeline of human existence. +18515 International Standard Identifier for Libraries and Related Organizations http://biblstandard.dk/isil/ The International Standard Identifier for Libraries and Related Organisations (ISIL), ISO 15511, assigns unique identifiers to libraries and related organisations, such as archives and museums. +18516 The current NUTS 2013 classification is valid from 1 January 2015 and lists 98 regions at NUTS 1, 276 regions at NUTS 2 and 1342 regions at NUTS 3 level. The NUTS classification (Nomenclature of territorial units for statistics) is a hierarchical system for dividing up the economic territory of the EU for the purpose of : The collection, development and harmonisation of European regional statistics Socio-economic analyses of the regions NUTS 1: major socio-economic regions NUTS 2: basic regions for the application of regional policies NUTS 3: small regions for specific diagnoses Regional typologies and local information corresponding to NUTS 3 Framing of EU regional policies. Regions eligible for support from cohesion policy have been defined at NUTS 2 level. The Cohesion report has so far mainly been prepared at NUTS 2 level. +18517 EAGLE Vocabulary - Execution Technique https://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/writing.html This vocabulary collects all writing techniques and types as attested in the EAGLE BPN. A major classification problem is faced on this respect by epigraphists. In same cases the distinction between the method used to produced a text is used as a principle for a definition, in some other the name of the writing technique is based on the result obtained, no matter of the method that was used. In particular Punctim, litt. Scariphatis and litt. Eminentibus are defintions of this second type. +18518 http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/metrocenter/resources/glossaries Translation of Physics terms based on the Coursework for Physics Grades 9 to 12. +18519 http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/metrocenter/resources/glossaries Translation of Living Environment terms based on the Coursework for Living Environment Grades 9 to 12. +1852 Systematics of the faculty library for natural sciences http://www.ubs.sbg.ac.at/fbn/systematik/systematik.htm Systematics of the faculty library for natural sciences Date: 10/2015 +18521 http://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/typeins.html In this vocabulary are described all terms which concern the type of text written on a stone according to its function and aim as a text. (Manzella 1987, pp. 110-111) +18522 http://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/objtyp.html The classification of objects on which an inscription can be written is extremely complex in many cases. For example, within the scope of the inscription which would fall under Statue Base, there are few cases in which what survives is an ‘Inscribed plaque’ – an inscription once affixed to a base (made of a different material) – and in other cases our ‘statue base’ in a wider context would more naturally be defined in another way: in particular ‘Triumphal arch’ (say, for the Arch of Constantine, that once supported statues), ‘City gate’ (like those of Rome, with statues of the emperors), or ‘Columnar monument’ (e.g. Trajan’s Column – which of course supported a statue). +18523 http://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/decor.html Terms in this vocabulary refer to any decoration surrounding an inscription. Hederae, crosses, and chi-rho monograms are probably among the most frequent decorations, but there are a number of classifiable features of decoration which support and are indeed vital in some cases, to the understanding of the inscribed text. Many artistic classification could be suggested, but for the purposes of epi- graphic research we offer a flat list of features which can be found surrounding an inscription. +18524 http://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/dates.html The common use among Members of the BPN is to insert, when this information is available two dates. A 'Not before' and 'Not after' dates. This is still a best practice and has been preserved as such in any encoding. There are nevertheless divergences on historical periods and indeed in the way computations are done. In many cases only a generic date is possible. In this vocabulary we suggest a series of standardizations which equate some locution with a specific date interval, e.g. 'shortly after' with an interval of ca. 10 years. The Working Group has chosen to always explicitly suggest the corresponding TEI origDate element as a definition in this vocabulary. +18525 http://www.eagle-network.eu/voc/statepreserv.html State of preservation (which could probably be abbreviated to 'Condition') is a small vocabulary describing the general condition in which the inscription was at the moment of the latest inspection. In many cases we won’t know if an inscription still exists. +18526 http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/metrocenter/resources/glossaries Literary terms and devices are a collection of universal artistic structures that are typical of all works of literature frequently employed by the writers to give meanings and a logical framework to their works through language. When such works are read by readers, they ultimately recognize and appreciate these literary structures. Due to their universality, they also allow the readers to compare a work of one writer to that of another and often across languages. They not only beautify the piece of literature but also give deeper meanings to it, testing the very understanding of the readers along with providing them enjoyment as they read. Additionally, literary terms and devices help ignite the readers’ imagination as they visualize the characters and scenes of the text. +18527 Semantic Web Company Glossary https://semantic-web.com/glossary/ +18528 Russian Economic Activities Classification System http://оквэд.рф/ +1853 Weston Library Music Open Shelf Classification http://ox.libguides.com/content.php?pid=246314&sid=2163279 The open shelf music material in the Weston Library is classified according to the following sequence. +18531 Technical Requirement http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/technicalRequirement.html This vocabulary describes the platform, versions of browsers and plug-ins that an item has been tested on and confirmed to support. +18532 Teacher career stage http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/teachercareerstage.html The Australian Professional Standards for Teachers career stages guide the preparation, support and development of teachers. The stages reflect a continuum of a teacher’s developing professional expertise from undergraduate preparation through to being an exemplary practitioner and a leader in the profession. +18533 Skill Level http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/skillLevel.html Skill level is defined as a function of the range and complexity of the set of tasks performed in a particular occupation. The greater the range and complexity of the set of tasks, the greater the skill level of an occupation. +18534 Language Modes http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/languageModes.html Modes refer to the various forms of communication – listening, speaking, reading, viewing and writing. +18535 Australian Curriculum Element http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/curriculumElement.html Elements used to organise the Australian Curriculum. +18537 Library of Congress Children's Subject Headings http://id.loc.gov/authorities/childrensSubjects.html The Library of Congress Subject Headings Supplemental Vocabularies: Children’s Headings (LCSHAC) is a thesaurus which is used in conjunction with LCSH. It is not a self-contained vocabulary, but is instead designed to complement LCSH and provide tailored subject access to children and young adults when LCSH does not provide suitable terminology, form, or scope for children. LCSHAC records can be identified by the LCCN prefix 'sj'. +18538 Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms http://id.loc.gov/authorities/genreForms.html The Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT) is a thesaurus that describes what a work is versus what it is about. For instance, the subject heading Horror films, with appropriate subdivisions, would be assigned to a book about horror films. A cataloger assigning headings to the movie The Texas Chainsaw Massacre would also use Horror films, but it would be a genre/form term since the movie is a horror film, not a movie about horror films. The thesaurus combines both genres and forms. Form is defined as a characteristic of works with a particular format and/or purpose. A 'short' is a particular form, for example, as is 'animation.' Genre refers to categories of works that are characterized by similar plots, themes, settings, situations, and characters. Examples of genres are westerns and thrillers. In the term Horror films 'horror' is the genre and 'films' is the form. +18539 PBCoreAssetType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/pbcoreassettype-vocabulary/ pbcoreAssetType is a broad definition of the type of intellectual content being described. Asset types might include those without associated instantiations (a collection or series), or those with instantiations (programs, episodes, clips, etc.) Best practice: The asset type should broadly describe all related instantiations — for example, if an asset includes many instantiations representing different generations of a program, the asset type ‘program’ remains accurate for all of them. +1854 Shelf Classification of the textbook collection of the University Library Leoben. http://bibliothek.unileoben.ac.at/de/411/ Shelf Classification of the textbook collection of the University Library Leoben. +18540 @dateType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/datetype-vocabulary/ dateType is an attribute that classifies by named type the date-related data of the element e.g., created, broadcast, dateAvailableStart. Best practice: Used to clarify how the date is related to the asset or instantiation. Date Created may be the most common, but the element could also be used to describe the Date Accessioned or Date Deaccessioned, for example. Can be used as an attribute of the following elements: pbcoreAssetDate, instantiationDate. +18541 @descriptionType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/descriptiontype-vocabulary/ @descriptionType is an attribute used to indicate the type of description being assigned to the element, such as ‘abstract,’ ‘summary,’ or ‘physical description.’ Can be used as an attribute of the pbcoreDescription element. +18542 @titleType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/titletype-vocabulary/ @titleType is an attribute used to indicate the type of title being assigned to the asset, such as series title, episode title or project title. Can be used as an attribute of the pbcoreTitle element. +18543 pbcoreRelationType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/pbcorerelationtype-vocabulary/ pbcoreRelationType describes the relationship between the asset being describe by the pbcore document and any other asset. Ideally it would contain text from a controlled vocabulary for describing relationships. There is some depth to what a relationship could be. The assets can be related as different episodes in a series, different tapes in a box set, or different versions of an original, among others. Best practice: the assets may be related in that they are different discrete parts of a single intellectual unit, one may be a derivative of another, or they may be different versions that are distinct enough to be described as separate assets. +18544 instantiationRelationType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instatiationrelationtype-vocabulary/ instantiationRelationType describes the relation between the instantiation being described and another instantiation. Best practice: The instantiations may be related in that they are different discrete parts of a single intellectual unit, they may be generationally related, one may be a derivative of another, they may be different versions. +18545 creatorRole and contributorRole Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/creatorrole-and-contributorrole-vocabulary/ creatorRole is used to identify the role played by the person, people or organization(s) identified in the companion descriptor creator. The PBCore schema allows for creatorRole to be repeated in the pbcoreCreator container element. This can be useful when a single person or organization is associated with multiple roles in an asset. contributorRole is used to identify the role played by the person, people or organizations identified in the companion element contributor. The PBCore schema allows for contributorRole to be repeated in the pbcoreContributor container element. This can be useful when a single person or organization is associated with multiple roles in an asset. +18546 publisherRole Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/publisherrole-vocabulary/ publisherRole is used to identify the role played by the specific publisher or publishing entity identified in the companion descriptor publisher. The PBCore schema allows for publisherRole to be repeated in the pbcorePublisher container element. This can be useful when a single person or organization is associated with multiple roles in an asset. +18547 instantiationPhysical: Audio Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instantiationphysical-audio-vocabulary/ instantiationPhysical is used to identify the format of a particular instantiation as it exists in a physical form that occupies physical space (e.g. a tape on a shelf). This includes physical digital media, such as a DV tape, audio CD, or authored DVD, as well as analog media. Best practice: PBCore provides a controlled vocabulary for media objects, though any controlled vocabulary can be used so long as it is referenced. For digital storage carriers that contain file-based media, such as data CDs, LTO tapes or hard drives, use instantiationDigital to convey the mime type of the file instead of describing the carrier. +18548 instantiationPhysical: Film Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instantiationphysical-film-vocabulary/ instantiationPhysical is used to identify the format of a particular instantiation as it exists in a physical form that occupies physical space (e.g. a tape on a shelf). This includes physical digital media, such as a DV tape, audio CD, or authored DVD, as well as analog media. Best practice: PBCore provides a controlled vocabulary for media objects, though any controlled vocabulary can be used so long as it is referenced. For digital storage carriers that contain file-based media, such as data CDs, LTO tapes or hard drives, use instantiationDigital to convey the mime type of the file instead of describing the carrier. The Film vocabulary provides terms for moving image celluloid formats only. +18549 instantiationPhysical: Video Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instantiationphysical-video-vocabulary/ instantiationPhysical is used to identify the format of a particular instantiation as it exists in a physical form that occupies physical space (e.g. a tape on a shelf). This includes physical digital media, such as a DV tape, audio CD, or authored DVD, as well as analog media. Best practice: PBCore provides a controlled vocabulary for media objects, though any controlled vocabulary can be used so long as it is referenced. For digital storage carriers that contain file-based media, such as data CDs, LTO tapes or hard drives, use instantiationDigital to convey the mime type of the file instead of describing the carrier. The Video vocabulary provides terms for physical media formats for analog and digital video. +1855 Shelf Classification Main Library - departments of the university http://bibliothek.unileoben.ac.at/de/412/ Shelf Classifications of the University Library of Leoben. +18550 instantiationMediaType Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instantiationmediatype-vocabulary/ instantiationMediaType identifies the general, high level nature of the content of an instantiation. It uses categories that show how content is presented to an observer, e.g., as a sound, text or moving image. +18551 instantiationGenerations Vocabulary http://pbcore.org/pbcore-controlled-vocabularies/instantiationgenerations-vocabulary/ instantiationGenerations identifies the use type and provenance of the instantiation. For example, the generation of a video tape may be an “Original Master” or “Dub,” the generation of a film reel may be an “Original Negative” or “Composite Positive,” an audiotape may be a “Master” or “Mix Element,” and an image may be a “Photograph” or a “Photocopy.” +1856 Shelf Classification Main Library - General and Historical http://bibliothek.unileoben.ac.at/de/5324/ Shelf classification Main Library - General and historical aspects of the University Library of Leoben. +18565 Library Classification of the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe https://www.herder-institut.de/servicebereiche/bibliothek/benutzung/literatursuche.html +18566 Classification System of the Ducal Collection https://www2.uni-erfurt.de/bibliothek/cms/systematik/systematik.html The ducal collection of the research library of Gotha counts 227.000 works. This classification scheme indexes the collection. It is structured by reference to scientific areas. There are 25 major groups and up to 10 minor groups. +18567 Shelf Classification of Bibliotheca Augustiniana http://www.augustiner.de/files/engagement/BADAneu/Systematik.pdf +18568 Bioethics Research Library Numerical Classification List https://bioethics.georgetown.edu/library-materials/bioethics-research-library-databases/classification-scheme/ One of the easiest and most useful ways to search the historical databases created by the Bioethics Research Library at Georgetown University is to browse its classification scheme. Developed by the National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature to encompass the wide diversity found in the cross-disciplinary area of bioethics, it is used as a subject index to the extensive collection of periodical literature. Numbered from 1 to 22, beginning with general ethics, bioethics and philosophy of science, it becomes more specific as the numbers rise. Subdivisions within each main category point out specific topics within particular areas. The largest categories are 9 – Health Care, 18 – Human Experimentation, and 20 – Death and Dying. +18569 Dickinson Classification http://library.buffalo.edu/music/research/find-music/dickinson.html The Dickinson classification is a library classification scheme used to catalogue and classify musical compositions. It was developed by George Sherman Dickinson (1886 - 1964), and is used by many music libraries, primarily those at University at Buffalo, Vassar, and Columbia Universities. It is fully detailed by Carol June Bradley in The Dickinson classification : a cataloguing & classification manual for music; including a reprint of the George Sherman Dickinson Classification of Musical Compositions published by Carlisle Books (1968). +1857 Shelf Classification Specialized library for geosciences http://bibliothek.unileoben.ac.at/de/5323/ Shelf Classification of the specialized library for geosciences of the library of the Montsnuniversity Leoben +18570 Korean Decimal Classification http://www.kla.kr/jsp/fileboard/standardTool.do?procType=view&f_board_seq=19343 The Korean decimal classification (KDC) is a system of library classification used in South Korea. The main classes are the same as in the Dewey Decimal Classification but these are in a different order: Natural sciences 400; Technology and engineering 500; Arts 600; Language 700. +18571 Garside Classification http://www.ucl.ac.uk/library/subject-support/garside/#top The Garside Classification Scheme is one of those used in the libraries of UCL. It was devised by Kenneth Garside while he was deputy librarian there. Intellectually, it was based on the close relationship between the library and the teaching departments. The library at UCL rejected the major published classification schemes because 'none of them would generally acceptable to the teaching departments without such major modifications as would have destroyed its essential character.' Instead, it was modeled around the 'subject reading rooms' into which the collection had been divided. The intent was to utilise the expertise of the departments, and their teaching needs in drawing up the divisions within the scheme. +18572 London Education Classification https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Education_Classification The London Education Classification is a library classification and indexing thesaurus used at the UCL Institute of Education. It was devised by D.J. Foskett and Joy Foskett. It was devised to address deficiencies in general classification schemes in dealing with education. It was originally devised in 1963, and revised in 1974. It is a faceted classification, inspired by the work of S.R. Ranganathan and of the Classification Research Group. +18573 Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification: Fields of Research http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1297.0 The Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC) is jointly produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand (Statistics NZ). ANZSRC is the collective name for a set of three related classifications developed for use in the measurement and analysis of research and experimental development (R&D) undertaken in Australia and New Zealand. The three constituent classifications included in the ANZSRC are: Type of Activity (TOA), Fields of Research (FOR), and Socio-economic Objective (SEO). ANZSRC replaces the Australian Standard Research Classification (ASRC 1998) and introduces a new framework for measuring research and development activity in New Zealand. The use of the three constituent classifications in the ANZSRC ensures that R&D statistics collected are useful to governments, educational institutions, international organisations, scientific, professional or business organisations, business enterprises, community groups and private individuals in Australia and New Zealand. +18574 Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification: Socio-Economic Objective http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1297.0 The Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC) is jointly produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand (Statistics NZ). ANZSRC is the collective name for a set of three related classifications developed for use in the measurement and analysis of research and experimental development (R&D) undertaken in Australia and New Zealand. The three constituent classifications included in the ANZSRC are: Type of Activity (TOA), Fields of Research (FOR), and Socio-economic Objective (SEO). ANZSRC replaces the Australian Standard Research Classification (ASRC 1998) and introduces a new framework for measuring research and development activity in New Zealand. The use of the three constituent classifications in the ANZSRC ensures that R&D statistics collected are useful to governments, educational institutions, international organisations, scientific, professional or business organisations, business enterprises, community groups and private individuals in Australia and New Zealand. +18575 DoGi Classification of branches of law http://www.ittig.cnr.it/dogi/consistenze/class2000.php This is the translated text of a number of notations of the DoGi classification system. It reflects the structure of the Italian law and by no means is a comparison between civil and common law families' concepts. Only main entries have been translated into English as a vehicular language, to allow foreign users to identify the broad categories of the Italian law. Where no functional equivalents have been found, entries have not been translated. This is a work in progress and it will be updated on a continuing basis. +1858 Shelf Classification synthetic material library http://bibliothek.unileoben.ac.at/de/5320/ Shelf Classification of the synthetic materials of the Montanuniversität of the university Library Leoben. +18581 CGI Waste Storage Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/waste-storage This file contains the CGI Waste Storage vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts for categorizing approaches to material waste storage associated with Earth Resource extraction. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18582 Vocabulary Relation https://vocabs.ands.org.au/vocabulary-relation This file contains the CGI Vocabulary Relation vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. Use National Information Standards Organization (NISO), 2005, Guidelines for the construction, format, and management of monolingual controlled vocabularies: ANSI/NISO Z39.19-2005, Bethesda Md., NISO Press, 184 pages, ISBN: 1-880124-65-3. (accessed at http://www.niso.org/standards/resources/Z39-19-2005.pdf, 6/19/06) for semantic relationships between vocabulary terms, supplemented by Allen and Ferguson (1994) temporal relationships (1 dimensional topology) that are needed to express ordering relationships between time ordinal eras in a time scale or events in an event vocabulary. Narrower term relationship is deprecated in favor of usage of broader term links for hierarchical relationships. This makes searching easier because hierarchy links are always from a narrow (child) term to a broader (parent) terms. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18583 Value Qualifier https://vocabs.ands.org.au/value-qualifier This file contains the CGI Value Qualifier vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. These terms are taken from the enumeration for values that may be assigned as the valueQualifier on CGI_Value. Definitions are proposed. This codelist includes qualifiers of several sorts: 1. frequence of occurrence--qualifiers that indicate how many occurrences of a described feature are expected to have a reported value. E.g. 'commonly red, sometimes brown'; 2. kinds of statistical procedure used to determine a single value to report based on a collection of observed values, e.g. mean, median, mode.; 3. kinds of nil values; 4. kind of value--a limiting value or the actual estimated value. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18584 Geoscience Australia's Units of Measure https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/182 +18585 UNFC Code https://vocabs.ands.org.au/unfc-code This file contains the CGI UNFC Code vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts for the categorisation of mineral reserves and resources according to the UN Framework Classification (2009). By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18586 Tenement Type https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/47 This concept scheme defines terms used to describe the type of mineral tenements granted in Australian and New Zealand jurisdictions (eg, exploration licence, mining lease). +18587 Tenement Status https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/48 This concept scheme defines terms used to describe the status of mineral tenements in Australian and New Zealand jurisdictions (eg, granted, application, expired). +18588 Stratigraphic Rank https://vocabs.ands.org.au/stratigraphic-rank This scheme specifies concepts used to categorize the stratigraphic rank of geologic units, as compiled by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. By extension, it includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18589 Simple Lithology This scheme specifies the concept space for Simple Lithology concepts, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. By extension, it includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. This vocabulary is not designed to be a comprehensive list of all lithology terms. +1859 Ordinary shelf categories http://www.tut.fi/fi/kirjasto/aineistot/hyllyluokat/ Shelf catagories of the technical University of Tampereen. +18590 Resource Assessment Category https://vocabs.ands.org.au/resource-assessment-category This file contains the CGI Resource Assessment Category vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts to describe methods and quality of resource assessment within an Earth Resource. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18591 NPG Summary Types Ontology http://www.nature.com/ontologies/models/domain/summary-types/ The SummaryTypes Ontology is a categorization of summaries – including Short Summary, Long Summary and Standfirst – that are associated with specific articles. These summaries are written by editors, in contrast to abstracts which are written by the article authors. +18592 NPG Review States Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-review-states-ontology.ttl The ReviewStates Ontology is a categorization of the various states that mark the review status of a publication. In particular, these indicate stages in the publishing workflow. For example, a siginificant state change for an article publication occurs when it is accepted for publication, whereby it transitions from an earlier 'Received' state to an 'Accepted' state. These state changes are managed by review-event objects which capture both the review-state and the date (or datetime) at which this event occurs. +18593 ArticleTypes Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-article-types-ontology.ttl The ArticleTypes Ontology is a categorization of kinds of publication which are used to index and group content published on nature.com. This taxonomy is organised into a single tree using the SKOS vocabulary. It includes article-types that are directly applied to content, such as Article, Review Article, News, or Book Review plus higher-level groupings such as Research, News and Comment, or Amendments and Corrections. Categorization of content with the ArticleTypes Ontology is orthogonal to categorization with the Subjects Ontology. +18594 NPG Blogs Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-blogs-ontology.ttl The Blogs Ontology is the master catalogue of blogs from Macmillan Science and Education. +18595 NPG Journals Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-journals-ontology.ttl The Journals Ontology is the master catalogue of journals from Macmillan Science and Education, including the Nature Publishing Group and Palgrave Macmillan imprints. +18596 NPG Publish States Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-publish-states-ontology.ttl The PublishStates Ontology is a categorization of the various states that mark the publishing status of a publication. In particular, these indicate stages in the publishing workflow. For example, a siginificant state change for an online article publication occurs when it is bound to an issue publication, whereby it transitions from an earlier 'Advance online publication' state to an 'Issue publication' state. These state changes are managed by publish-event objects which capture both the publish-state and the date (or datetime) at which this event occurs. +18597 NPG Relations Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-relations-ontology.ttl The Relations Ontology is a catalogue of the kinds of relation which are used to manage our linked publications. This catalogue of relationships is organised as a SKOS concept scheme scheme although no concepts are supplied. There will often exist a significant relationship between a pair of articles which are published separately. For example, a published article may subsequently be corrected via an erratum published as an article in its own right. This erratum can declare a relationship with the article it is amending by using a relations:isErratumOf relationship between itself and the article. It is then possible to add the inverse property relations:hasErratum on the original article to point to the erratum which has amended it in some way. The Relations Ontology lists many such pairs of relationships. All of these relationships are subproperties of the Core Ontology property :relation. +18598 NPG Severity Levels Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-severity-levels-ontology.ttl The SeverityLevels Ontology is a modelling of the syslog message severity values from RFC 5424. (...) This is used in conjunction with the SPIN vocabulary to label exceptions that we may create in our build process. This process makes extensive use of SPIN rules. Validation tests are applied to a given data model via a SPARQL construct query and any exceptions raised are added to the :Graph object associated to a class. This :Graph object is used to add RDF annotations about the class instance named graph. +18599 WordNet-Affect Taxonomy https://www.gsi.dit.upm.es/ontologies/wnaffect/ WordNet-Affect is an extension of WordNet Domains. It includes a subset of synsets suitable to represent affective concepts correlated with affective word. This SKOS taxonomy mirrors the categories in WordNet-Affect and provides a semantic representation using the standard SKOS representation. +186 Microthesaurus in Didactics of the Social Sciences http://www.vocabularyserver.com/comprender/ 276 terms, 254 relationships between terms, 67 equivalent terms. +1860 Institute of Philosophy Institute Library https://philosophie-gewi.uni-graz.at/de/institut/institutsbibliothek/aufstellungssystematik/ +18600 Digital Bibliography & Library Project http://dblp.org/ DBLP is the most comprehensive computer science bibliography including information about authors, conferences, series, and journals +18601 Reserve Assessment Category https://vocabs.ands.org.au/reserve-assessment-category This file contains the CGI Reserve Assessment Category vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts for classifying reserve types associated with Earth resource occurrences. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18602 Registry Interchange Format - Collections and Services (Vocabularies) https://vocabs.ands.org.au/rifcs The RIF-CS schema is a data interchange format that supports the electronic exchange of collection and service descriptions. It organises information about collections and services into a format used by the Australian National Data Service (ANDS) Collections Registry. More information on the RIF-CS Schema can be found at http://ands.org.au/guides/cpguide/cpgrifcs.html. With assistance from the RIF-CS Advisory Board and user community, ANDS has developed a suggested vocabulary for use with the RIF-CS Schema. The vocabulary is comprised of suggested terms for specific elements of the schema. Use of the ANDS vocabulary with the RIF-CS Schema is not mandatory but is however recommended. Use of consistent terminology improves data discoverability and the precision of search operations. The ANDS vocabularies are expected to be informed and developed further by the RIF-CS user community. +18603 Raw Material Role https://vocabs.ands.org.au/raw-material-role This file contains the CGI Raw Material Role vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts for categorizing raw material relationships with Earth Resource occurrences. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18604 Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger http://www.unesco.org/languages-atlas/ comprehensive list of the world's endangered languages +18606 Chinese Agricultural Thesaurus http://cat.aii.caas.cn/ Chinese Agricultural Thesaurus (CAT) is the largest agricultural domain thesaurus in China, which is held and maintained by AII of CAAS. CAT was the important fruits of more than 100 professionals’ six years hard work. The international and national standards were adopted while designing and constructing CAT. CAT covers areas including agriculture, forestry, biology, etc. It is organized in 40 main categories and contains more than 63 thousands concepts and most of them have English translation. In addition, CAT includes more than 130 thousands semantic relationships such as Use, UF, BT, NT and RT. CAT is now available as a Linked Data set published. The Linked Data version of CAT is in RDF/SKOS-XL, and is stored in Virtuoso triple store. Data is accessible to machines through a SPARQL endopoint, and to humans by means of a HTML pages generated with Virtuoso. From 2005, AII cooperated with FAO, started the CAT to AGROVOC mapping work, conforming to the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) mapping rules (skos: exactMatch, broadMatch and narrowMatch were mainly considered and applied). In addition, CAT has also been mapped to EUROVOC, NALT, LCSH automatically just based on the label string exact match. These mapping results could lay fundamental bases for higher level interoperability (e.g. cross-lingual information retrieval and knowledge discovery applications). +18607 Proportion Term https://vocabs.ands.org.au/proportion-term This file contains the CGI Proportion Term vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. This vocabulary provides terms that may be used to qualitatively express abundance of composition parts in a geologic unit or earth material description. Quantity that specifies the fraction of the geologic unit composed of the compound material. This vocabulary is used for GeologicUnit.GeologicUnitPart.proportion, GeologicUnit.compositionPart.proportion, and for compoundMaterial.ConsituentPart.proportion. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18608 http://mak.bn.org.pl/cgi-bin/makwww.exe?BM=19 +18609 Controlled Vocabulary of Arts http://masp.art.br/pesquisa/pt/vocab/formulario.html +1861 Helecon Vocabulary http://web.lib.aalto.fi/fi/helevoc/ HELECON-services are library's own content production and a special service for our customers. HELECON is a registered trademark. The service has a long tradition since 1975. Finnish Periodicals Index FINP founded what was then known as the Helsinki School of Economics. The databases are constantly updated and excerpt from a wide mass of information. +18610 Name Authority File http://masp.art.br/pesquisa/pt/autor/formulario.html +18611 Processing Activity https://vocabs.ands.org.au/processing-activity This file contains the CGI Processing Activity vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The vocabulary defines concepts to categorize processing activities associated with a mining activity. A miningActivity and subsequent processingActivity provide the linkage between a minedMaterial and a mine Product. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18612 Particle Type https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/88 This file contains the CGI Particle type vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. Used to specify particleType in particleTypeDescription associated with a compoundMaterial. Terms to specify the nature of individual particles of each constituent in an aggregation, based mostly on their genesis. Because the constituents are identifiable parts, the part units must have some definition. Examples include clasts, crystals, pore space, material fossil. Constituent type is determined based on the nature of the particles, and ideally is independent of the relationship between particles in a compound material aggregation. By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18613 Particle Shape https://vocabs.ands.org.au/particle-shape This file contains the CGI Particle Shape vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. The Shape attribute describes, a) the development of crystal faces bounding particles in crystalline compond materials, and b) surface rounding of grains in sedimentary rocks. Roundness is a measure of the sharpness of the edges between surfaces bounding a particle (see Jackson, 1997; Wadell, 1932) and is an indication of the degree of abrasion of a clastic particle. Expressed by Wadell (1932) as the ratio of the average radius of curvature of the several edges or corners of the particle to the radius of curvature of the maximum inscribed sphere (or to one-half the nominal diameter of the particle). The value is more conveniently computed from a plane figure (a projection or cross section); thus, roundness may be defined as the ratio of the average radius of curvature of the corners of the particle image to the radius of the maximum inscribed circle. A perfectly rounded particle (such as a sphere) has a roundness value of 1.0; less-rounded particles have values less than 1.0. The corresponding concept in aggregates with crystalline as opposed to clastic grains is here referred to as crystallinity, and is the degree to which a mineral grain is bounded by crystal faces. Terms should be appropriate for the kind of compound material (eg: for crystalline rocks- euhedral, ideoblastic, subhedral, anhedral, xenoblastic; for sedimentary rocks - angular, rounded). By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18614 Particle Aspect Ratio https://vocabs.ands.org.au/particle-aspect-ratio This file contains the CGI Particle Aspect Ratio vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. AspectRatio describes the geometry of particles based on the ratios of lengths of long, intermediate and short axes of grains. Equates to sphericity in sedimentary rocks (ie: the degree to which the shape of a particle approximates a sphere). A quantitative specification is based on the ratio of lengths of long, intermediate and short axes of grain shape (Sneed and Folk, 1958; Zingg, 1935). This vocabulary includes terms for specifying average shape of some collection of particles.(eg: prolate, slightly flattened, very bladed, equant, acicular, tabular). Numeric shape values from Sneed and Folk (1958) are best understood by looking at the pictures of particles with the different shapes there and in Pettijohn et al. (1972). By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18615 Orientation Determination Method https://vocabs.ands.org.au/orientation-determination-method This scheme specifies concepts used to describe the method used to determine the planar or linear orientation of a GeologicFeature (eg, the dip of a fault), as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. By extension, it includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. Designed for use in the determinationMethod property in GeoSciML GSML_PlanarOrientation and GSML_LinearOrientation elements. +18617 Observation Method (Mapped Feature) https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/89 This file contains the CGI Observation Method (Mapped Feature) vocabulary, as defined by the IUGS Commission for Geoscience Information (CGI) Geoscience Terminology Working Group. These are terms that specify how a MappedFeature instance was mapped. MappedFeature ObservationMethod is essentially a metadata snippet indicating how the spatial extent of the mapped feature was determined, and the basis for association of the geometry with some GeologicFeature specification to define a MappedFeature. Observation method is a convenience property that provides a quick and dirty approach to shortcut use of more comprehensive observation and measurement construct when data are reported using a feature view (as opposed to observation view). By extension, this vocabulary includes all concepts in this conceptScheme, as well as concepts in any previous versions of the scheme. +18618 NEII Site Status https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/166 Site status provides a description of whether an environmental monitoring site within the National Environmental Monitoring Sites Register is active, in-active, decommissioned etc. +18619 NEII Licencing https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/171 Site licencing describes the type of licence that data are available under. +1862 Shelf classification DKZF-Central Library http://www.dkfz-heidelberg.de/zbi/iVerm/bibsyst.pdf Systematics of the literature +18620 Thesaurus for Cultural Heritage http://ordnokkelen.ra.no/multites/ +18621 DOCAM Glossaurus http://www.docam.ca/en/glossaurus.html The Glossaurus is a bilingual tool that acts as both a glossary and a thesaurus: terms associated with the principal media arts concepts used by DOCAM, together with their definitions, are structured in a tree diagram. +18622 University management nomenclature http://www.termcat.cat/ca/Diccionaris_En_Linia/180/ +18623 FISH First World War Thesaurus http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/FWW_class_v20.pdf For the recording of monuments related to the First World War in the UK. This thesaurus was constructed for the First World War Home Front Project and does not contain any additional terminology than that held in Monument Type. +18624 Nippon Decimal Classification The Nippon Decimal Classification (NDC) or Nippon Decimal System (NDC) is a library classification based on the Dewey Decimal System. NDC was developed for mainly Japanese books and is maintained by the Japan Library Association since 1956. +18625 Putnam Classification System https://archive.org/details/systemofclassifi00minnrich The Putnam Classification System was created by Herbert Putnam at the Minneapolis Central Library (1887-1891) before he moved to the Library of Congress +18627 Genre and subject headings for rare books by the AAD http://aad.gbv.de/empfehlung/gattung.htm "The genre headings by the Working Group on Rare Books (AAD) serves as the basis for a consistent tagging of rare books published until 1850 in the GBV Common Library Network. The authority file originates from the ""Göttingen"" list and the VD17 list." +18628 Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World https://edirc.repec.org/ EDIRC is an index of economics institutions and part of the RePEc bibliographic database +1863 Systematic theater-acting media https://www.hmt-rostock.de/fileadmin/hmt-rostock/2_Hochschule/Bibliothek/Von_A-Z/Theater-Schauspiel-Medien.pdf Our system is organized according to different systematics, so you can also search directly on the shelf for a topic or a musical genre or occupation. +18630 Global Industry Classification Standard https://www.msci.com/gics In 1999, MSCI and S&P Global developed the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), seeking to offer an efficient investment tool to capture the breadth, depth and evolution of industry sectors. GICS is a four-tiered, hierarchical industry classification system. It consists of 11 sectors, 24 industry groups, 68 industries and 157 sub-industries. Companies are classified quantitatively and qualitatively. Each company is assigned a single GICS classification at the sub-industry level according to its principal business activity. MSCI and S&P Global use revenues as a key factor in determining a firm’s principal business activity. Earnings and market perception, however, are also recognized as important and relevant information for classification purposes, and are taken into account during the annual review process. +18631 AODN Geographic Extents Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/61 A vocabulary of geographic regions and their bounding box coordinates. Based on the Australian CSIRO geographic extents keywords. +18632 AODN Organisation Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/28 An AODN controlled vocabulary describing organisational entities. +18633 AODN Parameter Category Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/24 A classification scheme to support faceted searching across parameter types in the AODN/IMOS Portal 1-2-3. +18634 AODN Platform Category Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/26 A classification scheme to support faceted searching across platform types in the AODN/IMOS Portal 1-2-3. +18635 AODN Platform Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/25 A controlled vocabulary for platforms that can be used in Marine Community Profile metadata. This vocabulary will be used by the faceted search in the AODN/IMOS portal 1-2-3. +18636 AODN Sampling Parameter Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/23 An AODN controlled vocabulary describing sampling parameters. +18637 AODN Units of Measure Vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/21 A controlled vocabulary for units of measure that can be used in Marine Community Profile metadata. +18638 AODN XBT line vocabulary https://vocabs.ands.org.au/viewById/122 This register contains a controlled vocabulary for XBT lines. +1864 Classification of the Morrison Collection in Toyo Bunko http://124.33.215.236/morisoncategory/ The Morrison Collection: This collection was painstakingly amassed by George Ernest Morrison during his 20-year residency in Beijing. Contains approximately 24,000 volumes in Western languages dealing with China and its neighbors and includes about 1,000map/lithograph titles, about 7,200 pamphlets, and over 120 periodicals. Of particular value are 54 editions of Marco Polo's Description of the World including a copy of the first Latin printing in 1485. The reader will also find 500 dictionaries of Chinese The Library dialects, approximately 300 titles published in the West on Russo-Japanese War, reports of survey expeditions to Central Asia, books on China written by the earliest Christian missionaries to travel there. The Morrison II Collection: Contains materials related to Southeast Asia collected by Morrison's son Alistair and his wife, Hedda. +18640 RAL color codes https://www.ral-farben.de/en/home/ The RAL color standard defines a set of normed colors with unique numbers. It is mainly used in Europe. +18641 https://archive.org/details/schemadesrealkat00univ +18642 Climate and Forecast Standard Names http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/P07/current/ Terms used for definitive but not necessarily comprehensive descriptions of measured phenomena in the CF conventions (a content standard for data stored in NetCDF). +18643 ISO 4271 Currency Codes http://www.currency-iso.org/en/home/tables/table-a1.html Currency codes intended for use in any application of trade, commerce and banking, as well as in the public sector. +18644 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Materials https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/MATERIALEN A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18645 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Styles and Cultures https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/STIJLEN_EN_CULTUREN A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18646 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Periods https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/DATERINGEN A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18647 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Heritage Types https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/ERFGOEDTYPES A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18648 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Value Types https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/WAARDETYPES A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18649 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Event Types https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/GEBEURTENISTYPES A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +1865 Classification Schemes http://www.bibliotecagrottaferrata.beniculturali.it/index.php?it%2F106%2Fschemi-di-classificazione The material is organized for subjects that reflect the library's specialized orientation, particularly attentive to religious-historical disciplines, related to the Byzantine religious and liturgical tradition. There are 31 classes, plus one dedicated to the Collections, identified by numbers, The order of which is sorted by format (from I to V) and then by progressive number. +18650 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Decree Types https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/BESLUITTYPES A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18651 Thesaurus Onroerend Erfgoed Species https://thesaurus.onroerenderfgoed.be/conceptschemes/SOORTEN A thesaurus is a mostly hierarchical list of words used to standardize terminology. Our thesauri are used to index and find information in our databases. (...) We construct our thesauri with special attention to our local Flemish situation, but without losing sight of international thesauri such as the Art & Architecture Thesaurus and the thesauri of Historic England. +18652 Cadastre and Land Administration Thesaurus http://cadastralvocabulary.org/ Cadastre and Land Administration Thesaurus, shortly CaLAThe is a controlled vocabulary for the domain of cadastre and land administration. It is available at a dedicated web site: http://www.cadastralvocabulary.org, as well as through The Basic Register of Thesauri, Ontologies Classifications (BARTOC), the Definitions Server of the OGC, and from 2020 also linked with the LandVoc thesaurus. The initial 2011 version of CaLAThe was prepared based on terms and term relationships derived from DIS version of the ISO 19152:2012 Land Administration Domain Model (LADM). Moreover, it referred to existing thesauri, primarily the GEMET thesaurus, the AGROVOC thesaurus, and the STW Thesaurus for Economics. In the second version, terms rendering the dynamic or temporal aspects of the domain were added. Version 3 was supplemented with terms from the OGC Land and Infrastructure Conceptual Model Standard (LandInfra), and version 4 added code lists names and values from both standards. Version 5 started a multi-lingual itinerary by adding terms (SKOS: prefLabel) in Danish and Turkish, the native language of the authors. CaLAThe now comprises about 250 terms with a growing number of term definitions. +18653 LIDO Terminology Actor Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/actor_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""Indicates if the actor is an individual, a group of individuals, a family or an organization, such as a legal body, a corporation, or a firm." +18654 LIDO Terminology Event Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/eventType "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The nature of the event associated with an object/work." +18655 LIDO Terminology Identifier Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/identifier_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The type attribute of the LIDO Identifier Complex Type element qualifies the type of identifier used. Identifiers are assigned codes that are used to reference the resource being identified. Their scope may be either locally or globally unique and within that scope enable establishing comparison of equality. This vocabulary provides values for the type attribute of the following LIDO identifier elements: Published Object Identifier, LIDO Metadata Record-ID, Actor Identifier, Concept Identifier, Description/Descriptive Note Identifier, Event Identifier, Legal Body ID, Object Identifier, Place Identifier, Record Info ID, Record ID, Resource Identification Number." +18656 LIDO Terminology Record Metadata Date Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/recordMetadataDate_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The type attribute of the LIDO Record Metadata Date element designates the element as the point in time either for creation or modification date of the containing LIDO Record Info Set. It should be expressed according to ISO 8601 in YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. 2016-07-11) or in the extended combined date and time format YYYY-MM-DD[Thh[:mm[:ss[Z|±hh:mm]]] (e.g. 2016-07-11T11:11:11Z) including timezone information (see ISO 8601)." +18657 LIDO Terminology Record Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/recordType "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The LIDO Record Type element is an administrative metadata element that indicates the level of cataloging chosen for the record. It identifies the logical focus of the record, whether it is considered a single item, a constituent component of an item, or an object group that refers to a complex object consisting of distinct, identifiable parts. The choice of the Record Type should take into account both the form or function of a document, an object or work of art, and the goal of the cataloging approach with respect to the logical arrangement of the whole and its parts." +18658 LIDO Terminology Repository Set Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/repositorySet_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The type attribute of the LIDO Custody/Repository Location Set element qualifies the given repository or location as a former or the current one. It designates and identifies the institution of custody and, possibly, indicates the exact geographic location of the object. For stationary objects like buildings and monuments, it may be appropriate to indicate a location only. The vocabulary for the type attribute of the LIDO element Custody/Repository Location Set may be extended, if necessary." +18659 LIDO Terminology Resource Representation Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/resourceRepresentation_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""The type attribute of the LIDO Resource Representation element qualifies the digital representation of a resource offered by the data provider for online presentation." +1866 Systematik der Bibliothek von Arcetri http://www.arcetri.astro.it/biblioteca/informazioni/188-servizi/biblioteca/297-schema-di-classificazione-della-biblioteca-di-arcetri +18660 LIDO Terminology Term Materials Tech Type http://terminology.lido-schema.org/termMaterialsTech_type "The LIDO Terminology refers to LIDO – Lightweight Information Describing Objects, the XML Schema for contributing content to cultural heritage repositories, provided by the CIDOC LIDO Working Group. It complements the LIDO v1.0 specification and is intended to further enhance the interoperability of LIDO data across different collections by introducing controlled type vocabularies for certain LIDO elements and attributes. The LIDO Terminology is committed to the Linked Open Data paradigm by making each LIDO Term referenceable through a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). It is recommended best practice to use the URI from the terminology.lido-schema.org/ namespace to indicate the type of a LIDO element or attribute. The primary objective of this practice is to support data providers in adapting or mapping their data structures to LIDO, thus facilitating the processing of LIDO data for service providers, increasing the interoperability of LIDO data, and supporting information retrieval across different collections. Work on the LIDO Terminology is carried out, on behalf of the CIDOC LIDO Working Group, by the LIDO Terminology Working Group: a joint effort of the Working Group Data Exchange‒Special Interest Group Documentation of the German Museums Association and the Working Group 'Data' of the German Digital Library."" ""A concept to index materials and/or technique." +18661 Information Literacy Thesaurus http://csct-dev.uwe.ac.uk/il-thesaurus/vocab/ This project is working with the Journal of Information Literacy (JIL) to develop a thesaurus for the field of information literacy based on a keyword list compiled by them, and then to publish it as a linked open thesaurus that adheres to the SKOS standard as recommended by the W3C. It is hoped that this will aid in the search process, helping to improve discoverability of articles published by JIL, and to allow for the possibility of the thesaurus to be utilized by other datasets. As action research combines theory and practice, it is the most suitable research strategy for this project. Self-reflection is helping in the development of best practice strategies with regards to creating domainspecific thesauri suitable for use as linked open data. +18663 NASA Name Authority File The NASA Name Authority File from the NASA Goddard Library is a controlled vocabulary for mission and instrument names. +18664 Queer Books for Teens Controlled Vocabulary http://queerbooksforteens.com/ This website aims to create a comprehensive bibliography of Young Adult fiction with significant LGBTQ content published between 2000 and 2017 by major and minor presses in the United States, with a few exceptions. (...) The website team created a controlled vocabulary to allow for searching among books. These facets were created with a combination of theoretical backing and practical interests. The facets are designed to allow users – whether teens, librarians, educators, or anyone interested – to find books that match a set of identities they want to read about, genres to explore, and a tool to warn for common trigger warnings and endings. The team welcomes feedback about our controlled vocabulary. +18665 CAMEO Event Data Codebook http://eventdata.parusanalytics.com/data.dir/cameo.html CAMEO -- Conflict and Mediation Event Observations -- is the coding scheme we developed in conjunction with our research on third-party mediation. CAMEO has several new features not found in the WEIS system we have used in our earlier work: The coding scheme is optimized for the study of mediation and contains a number of tertiary sub-categories specific to mediation; We have substantially expanded the categories for 'use of force' and can therefore make much finer distinctions between reported levels of violence; We have combined a number of WEIS categories that, in our experience, cannot be reliably differentiated in machine coding; We have developed a systematic hierarchical coding scheme for dealing with substate actors; We have developed a very extensive taxonomy for religious groups and ethnic groups. +18666 Bibliographic Classification of all the Sciences The BC consists of 14 main topics which are arranged in 25 main classes. This is achieved by dividing some topics, such as History and Literature, into a number of main classes. (...) The BC uses an alphanumeric system of notation which, as Schleiermacher himself pointed out, is a system that was well known in Europe before 1800. Frederik Rostgaard (...) used letters of the roman alphabet to identify main classes, and long before Rostgaard the system had been used in medieval cloister libraries. In the BC, following the single capital letters, a series of arabic numbers is used to identify subclasses. +18667 Australian Health Thesaurus https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/the-australian-health-thesaurus-aht The Australian Health Thesaurus (AHT) is a taxonomy (or controlled vocabulary) of medical, health and human services related concepts, organised into a hierarchical structure. Other data, such as synonyms or alternative labels, are also applied to the concepts providing a rich reference source of health and related services information. +18668 Thesaurus of International Trade Terms https://developer.export.gov/taxonomy The International Trade Administration’s (ITA) Thesaurus of International Trade Terms is a controlled and structured list of words and phrases used to tag and index information found on the ITA’s websites and databases. The thesaurus covers all subjects related to international trade and foreign investment with particular emphasis on exporting, trade promotion, market access and enforcement and compliance. The thesaurus is structured into six domains or micro-thesauri: Trade Topics Industries Countries World Regions Trade Regions U.S. Trade Initiatives The thesaurus is available to the software developer community as a JSON endpoint. The thesaurus was developed by ITA’s staff of international trade specialists, consulting several authoritative sources and vocabularies covering the language of international trade and investment. +1867 Institute of Theory and Techniques of Legal Information Library - Classification http://www.ittig.cnr.it/risorse/biblioteca/biblioteca-classificazione/ The Institute for Legal Information Theory and Techniques (ITTIG), the organ of the National Research Council, conducts research on computer science and computer law. He works in constant interaction with the academic world and with the public administrations. Creates and distributes legal databases. Design a special software and tools for interoperability of public data. +18670 Cultural-ON http://dati.beniculturali.it/cultural-ON/ENG.html The ontology aims at modelling the data on cultural institutes or sites such as data regarding the agents that play a specific role on cultural institutes or sites, the sites themselves, the contact points, all multimedia files which describe the cultural institute or site and any other information useful to the public in order to access the institute or site. Moreover, the ontology represents events that can take place in specific cultural institutes or sites. The following figure illustrates some of the core elements of the ontology. The figure is not exaustive; however, it is included in order to help readers to understand some relationships among important concepts represented in the ontology. For each class, examples of their usage in turtle are provided; moreover, for only some of the classes, specific figures are reported that show the relationships and concepts connected to them. The alignment_xml.owl complements the ontology with the alignments with external ontologies such as FOAF, PRO, schma.org, dublin core, etc. +18671 Linked Heritage Glossary https://elearning.unipd.it/sba/mod/glossary/view.php?id=5 LINKED HERITAGE WAS A 30 MONTHS EU PROJECT, STARTED ON 1st April 2011 AND ENDED THE 30th SEPTEMBER 2013. The main goals were: 1) to contribute large quantities of new content to Europeana, from both the public and private sectors; 2) to demonstrate enhancement of quality of content, in terms of metadata richness, re-use potential and uniqueness; 3) to demonstrate enable improved search, retrieval and use of Europeana content. +18672 Controlled Vocabularies for the Asset Description Metadata Schema https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/document/skos-used-publish-controlled-vocabularies-defined-adms-web "SKOS, the Simple Knowledge Organisation System, is a common data model for sharing controlled vocabularies such as code lists, thesauri, and taxonomies via the Web in a machine-readable format. Recently, six new controlled vocabularies, specified as part of the Asset Description Metadata Schema v1.00 (ADMS), have been published on the Web using the SKOS vocabulary. The Asset Description Metadata Schema (v1.00) (ADMS) proposes six new controlled vocabularies (...), and specifies for each vocabulary and term corresponding purl.org term URIs (...): Asset Type: e.g. “domain model”, “schema”, “taxonomy”; Interoperability Level: e.g. “legal interoperability”, “organisational interoperability”, “semantic interoperability”, and “technical interoperability”; Licence Type: e.g. ""attribution"", and ""no derivative work""; Publisher Type: e.g. “company”, and “national authority”; Representation Technique: e.g. “UML”, “XML Schema”, “Schematron”, “OWL”; and Status: e.g. “completed”, and “under development”. These six controlled vocabularies have been published as “Linked Data” on the Web using the data model of the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS). SKOS is a lightweight RDF vocabulary that allows representing the terms in a controlled vocabulary as instances of the class skos:Concepts. SKOS also defines properties for multi-lingual labels (skos:prefLabel), associated codes (skos:notation), and definitions (skos:definition)." +18673 AnaEE Thesaurus http://agroportal.lirmm.fr/ontologies/ANAEETHES The AnaEE thesaurus aims to provide a controlled vocabulary for the semantic description of the study of continental ecosystems and their biodiversity. It has been developed within the framework of the AnaEE-France infrastructure through an iterative process combining both top down and bottom up approaches: import of concepts from other thesauri and collection of concepts used in the AnaEE data bases and/or modeling platforms. +18674 Thot - Thesauri & Ontology for documenting Ancient Egyptian Resources http://thot.philo.ulg.ac.be/concept/ (...) the Department of Egyptology of the University of Liege, in collaboration with the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig (Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae), is now developing Thot, a set of resources for documenting and encoding ancient Egyptian resources in a shared, interoperable approach. Moving towards Web Semantic and Linked Open Data, the resources that will be pushed online progressively will consist in a set of thesauri covering most of the metadata relating to ancient Egyptian texts and monuments, as well as a proposal for a TEI interchange format that enables exchange and sharing of textual data. (.) A first set of resources will consist in a wide range of multilingual thesauri related to documentary and textual metadata, aiming at providing controlled vocabularies and terms so that Egyptological projects with text and object focus will interoperate with each other in an easier way. +18675 FIBO Vocabulary https://spec.edmcouncil.org/static/vocabulary/ The FIBO vocabulary is distributed using the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS). (...) The FIBO Vocabulary uses SKOS to provide a machine-readable dictionary of the FIBO terminology. (...) The FIBO Vocabulary is distributed as a machine-readable file in which the FIBO class hierarchy is rendered as a tree strucutre of broader and narrower terms. Properties in FIBO appear as properties in the FIBO vocabulary. Logical restrictions relating pairs of FIBO classes are rendered as simple relationships between corresponding concepts in FIBO Vocabulary. The FIBO Vocabulary therefore does not reflect the full richness of the FIBO Ontologies, and is provided to support knowledge organization applications that do not require the full logic of FIBO. The FIBO Vocabulary machine-readable files are intended to provide input to a range of tools, usually characterized as Glossary or Vocabulary tools. These tools are generally used to provide further business-facing presentations of the content of these files. +18676 LandVoc - the Linked Land Governance Thesaurus https://landvoc.org The Land Portal Foundation has taken the lead in the land governance sector to develop such a standardized vocabulary: LandVoc, the Linked Land Governance Thesaurus. LandVoc is mainly derived from FAO's Agrovoc (link is external), the standard Agriculture vocabulary, but links together many other vocabularies designed and/or used by land governance stakeholders on both a global and local level. LandVoc is always a working product, constantly being reviewed and improved. It is important to emphasize that LandVoc is not meant to serve as a glossary for land governance-related issues. The Thesaurus is purely meant to standardize the classification of content and resources, to improve the discoverability of and access to land-related information, from both global and grassroots sources, from all over the world. +18677 Land Portal Resource Types https://landportal.org/library/resource-type/ The Land Portal's Land Library contains highly curated metadata of over 20,000 land-related publications, articles and multimedia. The Land Portal aggregates this metadata from over 20 different sources, in addition to the resources that are added by users manually. In order to combine these different databases that the Land Portal harvests metadata from, the Land Portal has needed to consolidate certain elements from these different databases to fit one standardized metadata structure in the Land Portal's Land Library. One of the elements in metadata about resources that the Land Portal curates, is the type of resource. Many organizations and information providers use different terminologies to describe the types of resources they publish. The Land Portal has therefore created several broad categories of resource types, to be able to consolidate these various classifications. Below you can find the list of resource types the Land Portal uses, along with a short description of what is meant with each category. +18678 Step by Step Classification https://www.amazon.com/Step-Classification-Formula-Based-Volumes/dp/8193359798 Step by Step Classification (SSC) is a formula-based library classification scheme. The classification number (CN) of a document can be derived based on a single formula CN = I date. Each letter I date is an element representing discipline, area, time, and extra information respectively covered in the text of the classifying document. Each element is prefixed to the respective class number which is useful in locating a document in the library. To provide classification numbers certain devices like NDA, CD, and LDD are provided. Hence all types of documents in any physical form can be classified. SSC allows for sufficient space to classify newly emerging disciplines which may be developed in the future. Language is not a barrier to classify documents; classification numbers can be allotted to any language with the help of NDA numbers. This formula will be useful for deriving computerized classification numbers. The same formula may also be used in other fields as mentioned in theory. +18679 Thesaurus for Subject Cataloging http://www.ib.hu-berlin.de/texte/thesaurus/titel.html +1868 Classification scheme of childhood and adolescence http://www.minori.it/minori/schema-di-classificazione-infanzia-e-adolescenza "This classification scheme was elaborated mainly to help classify documents on the bookshelves and it is based on simple principles which do not require special classification skills (""mark and park""). The possibility to add a classification note to all the documents also provides users with a sort of classified catalogue, which represents an additional possibility of search." +18680 Dutch Thesaurus of Author Names https://www.oclc.org/support/services/ggc/nta.en.html +18681 INIS/ETDE Thesaurus https://www.etde.org/edb/IAEA-INIS-ETDE-01-2013-08.pdf It contains a total of 30 741 descriptors, of which 22 064 are valid descriptors and 8677 are forbidden terms. The INIS/ETDE Thesaurus contains the controlled terminology for indexing all information within the subject scopes of the International Nuclear Information System (INIS) and the Energy Technology Data Exchange (ETDE). The terminology is intended for use in subject descriptions for input or retrieval of information in these systems. The terminology in this thesaurus has its origin in the 1969 edition of the EURATOM Thesaurus. The structure subsequently given to that terminology was the result of a systematic study performed by subject specialists at the INIS Secretariat and several Member States. Further expansion of the thesaurus terminology was done by ETDE to incorporate information on all forms of energy. +18682 ARCHE access restrictions https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/arche_access_restrictions/ A list of access restriction types for ARCHE. +18683 ARCHE life cycle status https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/arche_lifecycle_status/ A list to indicate the life cycle status of an object in ARCHE. +18684 ARCHE Resource Type Category https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/arche_category/ The general resource type an object can have based on controlled vocabulary of DataCite metadata schema 4.0. +18685 Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines https://www.w3.org/TR/2015/REC-ATAG20-20150924/ "Authoring tools are software and services that 'authors' (web developers, designers, writers, etc.) use to produce web content (static web pages, dynamic web applications, etc.). (...) ATAG is primarily for developers of authoring tools, including the following types of authoring tools: - web page authoring tools, for example, what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) HTML editors - software for generating websites, for example, content management systems (CMS), courseware tools, content aggregators - software that converts to web content technologies, for example, word processors and other office document applications with ""Save as HTML"" - multimedia authoring tools - websites that let users add content, such as blogs, wikis, photo sharing sites, online forums, and social networking sites ATAG and supporting resources are also intended to meet the needs of many different audiences, including policy makers, managers, and others." +18686 Brinkman subjects http://data.bibliotheken.nl/id/dataset/brinkman +18687 http://data.bibliotheken.nl/doc/dataset/gtt +18688 Charreq https://www.w3.org/TR/2009/NOTE-charreq-20090915/ This document describes requirements for some important aspects of the character model for W3C specifications. The two aspects discussed are string identity matching and string indexing. Both aspects are considered to be vital for the seamless interaction of many components of the current and future web architecture. +18689 Composite Capability/Preference Profiles (CC/PP): Structure and Vocabularies https://www.w3.org/TR/CCPP-struct-vocab/ This document describes CC/PP (Composite Capabilities/Preference Profiles) structure and vocabularies. A CC/PP profile is a description of device capabilities and user preferences. This is often referred to as a device's delivery context and can be used to guide the adaptation of content presented to that device. +1869 Italian Thesaurus on Childhood and Adolescence http://www.minori.it/thesaurus The Italian Thesaurus on Childhood and Adolescence (Th.I.A.) contains all the terms used to enter the documents acquired by the Centre (bibliographic materials, rules and regulations, statistics and films) into a subject catalogue. The chosen topics derive from a list elaborated by Alfredo Carlo Moro, former Chairperson of the National Centre. The Thesaurus has an interdisciplinary approach and it is divided into seven thematic fields: Culture, Education, Childhood and Adolescence, Institutions, Psychological processes, Health, Society. It is possible to browse for terms via an alphabetical and hierarchical index display. +18690 Data Repositories Taxonomy https://scigraph.springernature.com/explorer/taxonomies/ The Data Repositories taxonomy is a categorization of research data repositories that have been evaluated by the Scientific Data team as being suitable for archiving research data in conjunction with a Springer Nature publication. +18691 DHA Taxonomy https://vocabs.dariah.eu/dha_taxonomy/en/ DHA taxonomy is a knowledge organization system designed to describe resources and subjects within activities of Digital Humanities Austria. +18692 Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 Traversal and Range Specification https://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Traversal-Range-20001113/ This specification defines the Document Object Model Level 2 Traversal and Range, platform- and language-neutral interfaces that allow programs and scripts to dynamically traverse and identify a range of content in a document. The Document Object Model Level 2 Traversal and Range build on the Document Object Model Level 2 Core [DOM Level 2 Core]. +18693 Dublin Core Collection Description Frequency Vocabulary http://dublincore.org/groups/collections/frequency/ The Collection Description Frequency Vocabulary provides a set of terms that can be used as values of the dcterms:accrualPeriodicity property in descriptions of collections. It has been developed in association with the Dublin Core Collections Application Profile (DC Collections AP) but this vocabulary is independent of that profile and the terms defined here may be referenced in other metadata descriptions and used as the values of other properties. +18694 Prehistory and Protohistory Vocabulary https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/905/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records for the 'Prehistory and Protohistory' FRANCIS database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +18695 Art and Archaeology Vocabulary https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/27X/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records for the 'Art and Archaeology' FRANCIS database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +18697 History and Sciences of Religions Vocabulary https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/4V5/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records for the 'History and Sciences of Religions' FRANCIS database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +18698 Vocabulary of Philosophy https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/73G/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records for the 'Philosophy' FRANCIS database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +18699 Sociology Vocabulary https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/3JP/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records for the 'Sociology' FRANCIS database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +187 Mexican Macrothesaurus for Educational Content http://cuib.unam.mx/~tesauro/ Contains 20,604 terms of the alphabetical corpus, permuted index, hierarchical indexes, list of controlled identifiers of characters and institutions. +1870 Classification scheme +18700 Vocabulary of Heat Transfers https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/1WB/ Controlled vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records dealing with 'Classical Thermodynamics / Heat Transfers' in the PASCAL database (1972-2015, http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/). +18701 Electronics and Optoelectronics Vocabulary https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/RDR/ Vocabulary used for indexing bibliographical records dealing with “Electronics” in the PASCAL database, until 2014. This resource contains 4454 entries classified under 19 collections. +18702 Biodiversity Thesaurus https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/BLH/ This bilingual thesaurus structures the key-concepts of biodiversity in its fundamental and applied ecological components. It uses the polyhierarchy and includes 400 associative relationships. Each descriptor has a large number of synonyms and searchable variants in English and French languages. The concepts are grouped by semantic categories, domains and EBV classes. Definitions are given with their source. +18703 Thesaurus Cognitive psychology of human memory https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/P66/ This bilingual (French-English) thesaurus, developed at Inist-CNRS, identifies the concepts of the cognitive psychology of human memory (memory systems and processes, empirical effects, memory disorders, study methods, theories and models), organized in the form of hierarchical (generic and specific terms), equivalence (synonyms) and association relationships. +18704 Thesaurus of Blood Transfusion https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/W7B/ This thesaurus is based on the vocabulary used in scientific publications dealing with Blood Transfusion and neighbor fields. It contains more than 2000 concepts including various variants (synonyms, acronyms) divided into a number of microthesauri where the terms are grouped around a theme or a semantic field. +18705 ITIL – Information Technology Infrastructure Library http://vocabulary.semantic-web.at/itil.html ITIL is a set of detailed practices for IT service management that focuses on aligning IT services with the needs of business. It describes processes, procedures, tasks, and checklists which are not organization-specific but can be applied by an organization for establishing integration with the organization’s strategy, delivering value, and maintaining a minimum level of competency. +18706 Backbone Thesaurus https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/backbone_thesaurus/ The top-level thesaurus proposed in DARIAH. +18707 LRMI Alignment Type Vocabulary https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/lrmi/concept_schemes/alignmentType/ A concept scheme that defines the types of relationships between a learning resource and a node in an educational framework. +18708 LRMI Educational Audience Role Vocabulary https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/lrmi/concept_schemes/educationalAudienceRole/ A concept scheme that defines the primary or intended roles of the audience (beneficiary) of the resource being described. +18709 LRMI Educational Use Vocabulary https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/lrmi/concept_schemes/educationalUse/ A concept scheme that enumerates the educational uses of a learning resource. +1871 Systematics of the bibliography of the musical writing http://www.sim.spk-berlin.de/systematik_752.html "With the systematics of the bibliography of the musical writing system, you can call up a chronologically sorted overview of the publications for a specific area by clicking on the search results. You can search for the search result with any further search queries from the"" Advanced Search"" for example by keywords and slogans, type of material, year of publication or language." +18710 Human Rights Terms https://app.uio.no/ub/emnesok/mrtermer/ Human Rights Terms is a controlled subject headings vocabulary covering mainly human rights literature, and is maintained by the Human Rights Library, part of the UiO Law Library. +18711 +18712 NPG Subjects Ontology https://github.com/springernature/public-npg-domain-ontology/blob/master/npg-subjects-ontology.ttl The Subjects Ontology is a polyhierarchical categorization of scholarly subject areas which are used for the indexing of content by Macmillan Science and Education. +18713 Thesaurus KBcode http://data.bibliotheken.nl/doc/dataset/kbcode +18715 American Planning Association Library Subject Headings https://planning-org-uploaded-media.s3.amazonaws.com/legacy_resources/library/pdf/subject.pdf This list is intended to be used with and supplement the Library of Congress subject headings. It addresses topics of significance to practicing planners and planning agencies. Library of Congress subject headings used by the APA Library are shown in italic type. +18716 Basle Bibliography for Historical Performance Practice Classification Scheme http://www.rimab.ch/content/bibliographie The Basle Bibliography differs from all other music-oriented bibliography databases (e.g., RILM, BMS) above all due to its classification scheme (i.e., Index). With it, the recorded titles are assigned to precisely defined subject areas. This classification scheme was taken over into the digital version and can be used for searches. In this way, subject areas can be circumscribed with unparalleled precision. +18717 Wessex Classification Scheme http://www.swimsnetwork.nhs.uk/modules/cataloguing/wessex-scheme/wessex-classification-scheme-new/ The Wessex Classification Scheme is a revision of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) schedules incorporating current UK medical and health practice. The scheme was originally created by the librarians of the Wessex Regional Library and Information Network (WRLIN) and is now overseen by a working group of the SWIMS Network and other users of the scheme. +18718 Wessex Annotated Subject Heading Index http://www.swimsnetwork.nhs.uk/modules/cataloguing/wessex-scheme/wessex-annotated-subject-headings-new/ This annotated index to the Wessex Classification Scheme was produced primarily for cataloguers within the SWIMS Network (formerly SWRLIN) Cataloguing Co-operative. The Classification Scheme has been adopted by other library networks in the UK and is widely used. Each indexing term in the annotated index refers to a suggested classification number or numbers within the Wessex Scheme. The index, however, should never be used as a classification tool on its own. It is essential that the actual schedules are checked to ensure that the context of the given classification number is appropriate for the document in hand. For example, TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS, originally a psychotherapeutic technique used for mental disorder, is now used in a number of other settings and it would be inappropriate to classify these in the Psychiatry Schedules. The terminology used in the annotated index is based on the NLM Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), and the tree structure in which it sits is indicated below the heading (e.g. L1). +18719 Systematic Bibliography on Deir el-Medîna Classification Scheme http://dmd.wepwawet.nl/bibliography.htm +1872 RILM Classification System http://www.rilm.org/searching/classes.php Browse RILM’s Classification System which groups 87 classes under 12 super classes. +18720 Justice Thesaurus This is the seventh edition (2016) of the Justice Thesaurus of the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security. +18721 DemoVoc Thesaurus http://thesaurus.web.ined.fr/navigateur/ The thesaurus DemoVoc, which aims to facilitate searching and indexing of documents in the field of population studies, is derived from the Popin thesaurus, created and maintained by CICRED (Committee for International Cooperation in National Research in Demography) from 1979 to 1993. Maintained by INED, DemoVoc consist of around 2500 descriptors and is updated on a yearly basis. +18722 Jefferson's Library Classification Thomas Jefferson created this classification for his private library. He sold his library to the Librarian of Congress in 1815 where its classification was used until replaced by the Library of Congress Classification (LCC) in 1897. +18723 MoTIF Pilot Thesaurus of Irish Folklore http://apps.dri.ie/motif/vocab/ MoTIF, the pilot thesaurus of Irish folklore, is intended to accompany the Thesaurus Construction Guidelines: An Introduction to Thesauri and Guidelines on Their Construction and act as a sample thesaurus and demonstration of the international principles and best practices outlined in that document. The pilot thesaurus should not be considered a tool for indexing and retrieval of content. Rather, it can act as a base from which such a tool can be constructed. (...) The core topics of the pilot thesaurus of Irish folklore include nature, animals, people, their occupations and activities primarily as they relate to the sustenance and support of the home and community. The thesaurus also covers the genres of folklore. As a pilot thesaurus the coverage of these topics should not be considered exhaustive but rather a sampling of the subject matter. (...) Just over 350 terms were selected from vocabulary resources at the beginning of the project. Following facet analysis additional terms were added to aid in the organisation of concepts bringing the number of preferred terms in the thesaurus to 522. The pilot thesaurus contains over 50 non- preferred terms. +18724 Military Thesaurus of the Union https://tesjmu.stm.jus.br/portalthes/ +18725 Carpet Encyclopedia Glossary https://www.carpetencyclopedia.com/glossary (...) different terms and expressions from the world of carpets are explained and outlined. +18726 http://www.pi-schools.gr/lessons/tee/maritime/FILES/biblia/biblia/naytikh_texni_a/kef02.pdf +18727 English-Greek Glossary of Air Traffic Management Terms http://elearn.ypa.gr/mod/glossary/view.php?id=753 +18728 Wine Glossary https://www.wineauctionprices.com/wine_glossary (.) Wine Glossary is an informative resource of key wine terms. It lists key general terminology used within the wine Trade and includes descriptions related to viniculture, winemaking, grape varieties, wine tasting, and more. +18729 Sailing Glossary/Terminology http://www.sailinglatest.com/glossary A glossary of all the key sailing/yachting terminology used in sailing. +1873 Classification scheme of historical-musicological documentation http://box.dar.unibo.it/files/biblioteca/merizzi/documentazione_musicologica.htm +18730 Illegitimate Dept Glossary http://www.cadtm.org/Glossary This glossary is to clarify some of the terms that may be specifically used in the discussion of debt and the political, economic and financial concepts that are involved. +18732 English Wood Structure Terminology https://e-class.teilar.gr/modules/document/file.php/FURN112/%CE%91%CE%93%CE%93%CE%9B%CE%99%CE%9A%CE%97%20%CE%9F%CE%A1%CE%9F%CE%9B%CE%9F%CE%93%CE%99%CE%91%20%CE%94%CE%9F%CE%9C%CE%97%CE%A3%20%CE%9E%CE%A5%CE%9B%CE%9F%CE%A5.pdf +18734 Swiss Classification for Surgical Interventions https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/de/home/statistiken/kataloge-datenbanken/publikationen.assetdetail.5808569.html +18736 Access Right Name Authority List The access-right authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing the access rights or restrictions to resources. It is designed for but not limited to DCAT descriptions of datasets. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18737 Address Type Name Authority List This table provides the address types as used in the EU Whoiswho. +18738 Administrative Territorial Units Types Name Authority List "This table provides the various types of administrative territorial units within the Member States of the European Union. It is linked to the ""Administrative territorial units (ATU)"" table that provides the list of the subdivisions per country. The categorization of these types is based on national official information and with the kind contribution of the Committee of the Regions of the European Union for the translations in all official languages of the European Union. The ISO 3166-2 standard has also been used, even differences can be noticed. An administrative unit is defined for the purpose of administration with, according the country, a certain degree of autonomy. It refers to public administration for which the administrative law is applicable. The administrative territorial unit types must not be confused with the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS). The NUTS is delineated according the population living in the territorial unit and is used in an economical / statistical environment. More information can be found on http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/nuts/principles-and-characteristics. The administrative territorial unit types must not be confused with the jurisdiction territories designed for the Courts competence area. In certain countries, the subdivisions may be the same for the administrative, economical, statistical and jurisdiction units." +18739 Administrative Territorial Units Name Authority List "This table provides the list of the various administrative territorial units of the EU Member States. The name of each territorial unit can be found in the ""Administrative territorial unit types"" (ATTY) table. Due to the large volume of lowest level administrative units (local authority, municipality) in certain countries, these units have not yet been fully implemented. The lists of codes represent the administrative territorial units, based on national official / legal information and the ISO 3166-2 standard. Differences can be noticed due to the rapid changes occurring in the countries. The codes have been created, as far as possible, by integrating the code used in UNECE http://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/service/location.html. The administrative territorial units must not be confused with the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS). The NUTS is delineated according to the population living in the territorial unit and is used in an economical / statistical environment. More information can be found on http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/nuts/principles-and-characteristics. The administrative territorial units must not be confused with the jurisdiction territories designed for the competence area of Courts. In certain countries, the subdivisions may be the same for the administrative, economical, statistical and jurisdiction units." +1874 CDEC Classification Scheme http://www.cdec.it/applicazioni/new_criterio_biblio_2.asp?id_pagina=2&id=2 To know the books owned by the CDEC Foundation library and to carry out a thematic research (eg 'Jews in Italy', 'Shoah', 'anti-Semitism', 'Jewish personalities'), you can consult online the Classification of the library with links to the OPAC catalog pages. +18740 Browser Name Authority List The browser authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing the different web browsers used in web crawling. It has been developed specifically for the EU Web Preservation project. The browser authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18741 Capital Classification Name Authority List The Capital classification NAL provides possible locality statuses. +18742 Case Report Name Authority List This table provides the different names of the case law reports of the Court of Justice. +18743 Case Status Name Authority List This table provides the different statuses used for a case at the Court of Justice. +18744 Concept Status Name Authority List This table is an internal table at the Publications Office and provides the various statuses used in a harmonized way amongst the various tables (NALs). +18745 Continent Name Authority List The continent authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing a list of continents. This table is an internal table at the Publications Office of the European Union derived from the country authority table. +18746 Corporate Body Classification Name Authority List The corporate-body-classification authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing types of corporate bodies. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18747 Correction Status Name Authority List The Correction status NAL provides the possible statuses of proofreading of labels and descriptions. +18748 Court Type Name Authority List The Court type NAL provides a classification of courts. +18749 Crawler Name Authority List The crawler table provides a list of programs used for web crawling designed for web archiving. It has been developed specifically for the EU Web Preservation. +1875 VIGOR Video Library Catalog classification of library sections http://servizi.comune.fe.it/attach/artistife/docs/sezioni_biblioteca.pdf The inner library is divided into several thematic areas. If you want to see the subdivision of the areas, download the list of sections in the Library. +18750 MDR data themes The Data theme authority table was developed in the context of the revision of the DCAT application profile (DCAT-AP). The themes have been defined by the working group in charge of the revision of the DCAT-AP. +18751 Dataset Status Name Authority List The dataset-status authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing possible statuses for datasets. It has been developed specifically for the EU Open Data Portal. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18752 Dataset Type Name Authority List The dataset-type authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing possible types for categorising a dataset. It has been developed specifically for the EU Open Data Portal. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18753 Distribution Type Name Authority List The distribution-type authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing possible distribution types. It has been developed specifically for the EU Open Data Portal. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18754 Documentation Type Name Authority List This table provides possible documentation types. It has been developed specifically for the EU Open Data Portal. +18755 EU Budget Amount Status Name Authority List This table provides possible statuses for amounts in the EU budget. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project. +18756 EU Budget Stage Name Authority List This table provides possible stages of the EU budget preparatory actions and pilot projects. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project. +18757 EU Budget Status Name Authority List This table provides possible statuses of the EU budget preparatory actions and pilot projects. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project. +18758 EU Programme Name Authority List This table provides programmes financially supported by the EU. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project. +18759 Frequency Name Authority List This table provides the accrual periodicities in the 24 official languages of the European Union. +1876 http://www.biblioeconomia.unimore.it/site/home/informazioni/organizzazione-del-materiale-bibliografico/monografie/articolo117021668.html +18760 Grammatical Alternation Name Authority List The Grammatical alternation NAL captures the phonological alternations based on whether the first letter of the succeeding word is a consonant or a vowel, completed with a syllable rule. It is used for but not limited to number forms in the Maltese language. +18761 Grammatical Consciousness Name Authority List The Grammatical consciousness NAL provides the grammatical features regarding consciousness of a substantive. This NAL is designed to capture number form variations in the Irish language. +18762 Grammatical Gender Name Authority List "The grammatical-gender authority table is a controlled vocabulary which provides the list of the grammatical genders in languages which have gender distinctions: ""male"", ""female"", ""neuter"" or ""utrum""." +18763 Honorific Name Authority List This table provides the honorific titles used in addressing or referring to a person as used in the EU Whoiswho. +18764 Human Sex Name Authority List This table provides the list of human sexes. +18765 Internal Procedure Name Authority List The NAL internal procedure lists the different procedures used in the context of data exchange between the institutions. +18766 Label Type Name Authority List This table provides the various forms of labels that are considered as 'alternative labels' in the SKOS format. It is an internal table used at the Publications Office of the EU. +18767 Legal Proceeding Type Name Authority List The procjur-type authority table is a controlled vocabulary that provides the three different types of legal proceedings at the Court of Justice. It provides an authority code, the start-use date of the concept and labels in all official EU languages. The procjur-type authority table is updated in coordination with the Court of Justice of the European Union and maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18768 Licence Name Authority List The Licence authority table is a controlled vocabulary that lists the European Commission Reuse Notice and the European Union Public Licences. It also provides a list of standard licences available internationally, including the Creative Commons licences. It gives an authority code and labels in many official EU languages. The Licence authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. +18769 Licence Domain Name Authority List The Licence domain authority table is a controlled vocabulary that provides a list of domains covered by licences in the Licence authority table. The Licence domain authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. +1877 Periodicals - Classification Schedule http://www.biblioeconomia.unimore.it/site/home/informazioni/organizzazione-del-materiale-bibliografico/periodici/articolo117021672.html The Library has a rich collection of periodicals in the field of economics and social sciences, consisting mainly of series, largely complete, of the most important journals of European and American economics. The entire collection of periodicals deals with Navata Nord ( From the Camp 4 to the Camp 17) and the North and South Ballatoons The current period of subscription periodicals is placed in exhibitors that extend the entire library at length.The exhibitors are provided, at the individual headings, Any online availability and / or indication of the cessation or disposal of the paper subscription. +18770 Membership Classification Name Authority List The Membership classification NAL provides a list of politico-economic units for classifying countries, localities or languages. This NAL focuses mainly on units with European relevance. +18771 Modification Type Name Authority List The Modification type NAL provides a list of modifications to the legal act resulting from instructions in the modifying act or corrigenda. +18772 Notation Type Name Authority List The authority table notation type provides the list of notation types used in EU Vocabularies authority tables as well as in the context of DCAT-AP. +18773 Number Name Authority List The Numbers Named Authority List (NAL) is a controlled vocabulary listing a set of cardinal and ordinal numbers in the 24 official languages of the EU. The NAL is mainly used for numbering the issues. It contains numbers from 1 to 31, decimals from 40 to 100 and some bigger round number. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU. +18774 Organization Type Name Authority List The organisation-type authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing the various types of organizations as used in the EU Whoiswho application. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18775 Position Grade Name Authority List This table provides the position grade of the staff employed by the European institutions, bodies or agencies. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project. +18776 Position Status Name Authority List This table provides the position status of the staff employed by the European institutions, bodies or agencies as used in the EU Whoiswho application. +18777 Position Type Name Authority List This authority table provides the list of possible types of position of the staff employed by the EU institutions, bodies or agencies. It has been developed specifically for the EU budget as Linked Open Data project.t. +18778 Procedure Nature Name Authority List The Procedure nature authority table is a controlled vocabulary that provides a classification of procedures applicable to the adoption of legislation and other acts by the institutions of the European Union as defined by the treaties. The Procedure nature authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. +18779 Product Form Name Authority List This table provides the various product forms published at the Publications office, mainly those related to the general publications (brochures, leaflets, …) and the EU Open Data Portal (ODP).. +1878 Statistics and Documentation - Classification scheme The Library has always paid particular attention to the acquisition of statistical documentation. In this area, our paper collection is among the most complete in Italy. It includes all ISTAT publications, publications by international organizations such as In addition to the statistical material, the Library includes in this section a large collection of Italian and international documentation on the activities of central banks, ministries, autonomous companies, international organizations (ad ILO, UN, World Bank, WTO, EIB), European Union, study centers, etc. The entire collection covers La Navata Sud (from Camp 3 to Camp 16) The current year of statistical publications and documentation in The subscription is not placed in exhibitors, but is placed on the shelves, following the previous vintages. +18780 Publication Theme Name Authority List This table provides the various themes used for the general publications. +18782 Role Nature Name Authority List The role-nature authority table is a controlled vocabulary that provides a list of values used for controlling the attribution of roles with the respective authority codes. Labels are available in English and in French. The role-nature authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18783 Role Qualifier Name Authority List This table provides the quality of the interveners at the Court of Justice. +18785 Basic Classification https://wiki.k10plus.de/display/K10PLUS/Basisklassifikation German decimal classification system based on the Dutch Basic Classification (NBC) +18786 Script Name Authority List The script authority table is a controlled vocabulary providing a list of distinctive scripts. Each script is instantiated according to a writing system. This authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18787 Site Name Authority List This table provides the sites referring to the premises occupied by the various EU institutions and bodies. +18788 Subdivision Name Authority List This table provides the subdivisions of acts used for legal citations. The subdivision authority table is part of the core metadata used in the exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the European Union. It is also used by EUR-Lex. It provides an authority code and labels in all official EU languages. The subdivision authority table is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +18789 Subdivision Position Name Authority List The Subdivision position NAL is used for the consolidation of legislation. It provides the possible positions in the subdivision of acts. +1879 ClassifICS http://www.ics.ul.pt/classifics/ The classification system results from the aggregation and standardization of 6 different international classification systems of scientific journals in various fields of social sciences (ISI, SCOPUS, ESF, AERES, CAPES and CERES). The ClassifICS system is an open classification system that allows the further incorporation of any other scientific journals that may be referenced in at least one of the 6 classification systems contemplated. The ClassifICS system is a dynamic classification system that may in the future incorporate other classification systems, namely those that result from the evaluation processes of Portuguese journals in the various fields of social sciences. The main objectives of the classifICS are: - recognize and value the importance of the dissemination of scientific production in publications that are widely accepted by the international academic community, such as scientific journals with peer review; - provide information and identify publications that, due to the public recognition of their quality and excellence standards, should be chosen or privileged by researchers in the social sciences for the publication of their scientific work, with a view to their better dissemination And greater public impact; - establish clearly identifiable levels and levels of quality according to objective criteria that respect existing practices in monitoring and internal and external evaluation of research systems and institutions. +18790 Target Audience Name Authority List This table provides the target audiences used for the general publications. +18791 Time Period Name Authority List "The time-period authority table is a controlled vocabulary which lists the periods of time in the 24 official languages of the EU. It enumerates the names of the seasons, months, weekdays and the main units of time when the issues are published. It also contains concepts for ""unlimited"" or ""unknown"" time periods. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU." +18793 Treaty Classification Name Authority List The Treaty classification NAL provides the list of types of treaties of the European Union and its predecessors. +18794 Use Context Name Authority List This table provides a list of the different applications or environments that make use of the various tables (NALs). It is an internal table used at the Publications Office of the EU. +18795 Website Identifier Name Authority List The website-identifier table provides a list of websites (URL) included in the europa.eu domain and subdomains. It has been developed specifically for the EU Web Preservation, but will be used also for many other purposes. The table contains reference to copyright of the websites. +18796 Writing System Name Authority List The Writing system NAL provides the list of the main writing systems. They are differentiated depending on what a symbol represents inside the system. +18797 IxTheo classification https://www.ixtheo.de/Content/IxTheoClassification The classification of Index Theologicus bibliography uses uppercase letter notations for topics of theological interest. +18798 Dictionary of Techniques http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/tecnicas.html The technical complexity and material diversity used in the processes of conformation and decoration of objects require an approach from different disciplines. This thesaurus is dedicated to the techniques used for the manufacture and decoration of cultural goods and includes those terms that best describe the technical processes applied throughout history, in order to improve the knowledge and description of Cultural Heritage assets. +18799 Middle French Dictionary http://www.atilf.fr/dmf/ The easiest way to search for a word in the dictionary is to use the form located on the homepage. Type the word or form in the box without worrying about DMF entries: proposals will be displayed. If the form is known to the DMF, the answer is displayed quickly. Otherwise, there is a waiting time, the lemmatizer analyzes the form to make proposals for entries. Options make it possible to search for the attestation of the form in the corpora, to propose an analysis if the form is known like a verbal graph. The option dictionaries quoted makes it possible to conveniently present the presence of the word in a given dictionary. +188 National Information Center for Educational Media Thesaurus http://www.mediasleuth.com/MediaSleuthSearcher/navtree/ Titles (about 60,000) are indexed by the thesaurus developed for NICEM which contains 6,000 subject terms. The thesaurus hierarchy is shown at the left - click on a + sign to expand it until you find the subject you're looking for. Click on that term in the tree to launch a search. +1880 Skill Classification System http://www.edugracja.pl/system-klasyfikacji-umiejetnosci/ +18800 Historical International Standard Classification of Occupations https://historyofwork.iisg.nl/ Starting in the 1950s the International Labour Office has developed an International Standard Classification of Occupations (isco) allowing classification of occupational activities worldwide. Naturally, this system is not intended to deal with historical information. In recent years, a group of historians and sociologists have started to build upon the 1968 version of isco to create a classification scheme for occupational titles in the 19th and early 20th centuries, called hisco (...). It is tailored to cope with historical changes in the production process, and allows storage of information on product and status that could not be accommodated in isco. Large historical databases from which the hisco-data are taken and the international association of historians working on censuses have already agreed to adopt it, an many individual researchers are expected to do so as well. Altogether, the HISCO scheme was originally based on the coding of the 1,000 most frequent male and female occupational titles in datasets from eight different countries: Belgium, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. The occupational data which were employed to develop the scheme span the period 1690-1970, but are mostly from the nineteenth century. They contain titles declared by or recorded for people of all ages in parish and civil registration documents. The data used to create HISCO encompass the largest country in western Europe, the world’s first industrial nation, the two most influential of the Scandinavian territories, and a newly-settled region of French-Canada. This, and an emphasis on variations within economies in sampling design, ensures that they provide a good mix of agricultural, industrial and commercial activities, of old and new technologies, of traditional and modern forms of organization. Moreover, the inclusion of two French-speaking populations, and a further region in which the official language was French, provides an effective test of the HISCO scheme’s sensitivity to the relationship between language and meaning. Nevertheless, the scheme is currently limited in coverage to the Northern European and Atlantic economies. Future development of the scheme will broaden its scope. To this end, the coding of new data into HISCO is being undertaken in several other countries. The History of Work Information System has a coding section that helps users code their data in HISCO, and thus both make it comparable to other datasets, and make it of use to other scholars. The Provenance file lists all contributors to the HISCO-database. +18801 OLAC Video Game Vocabulary https://www.olacinc.org/olac-video-game-vocabulary Video games are extremely popular materials held by both public libraries and academic libraries. There is a compelling need for a robust genre vocabulary for cataloging video games that will aid users in identifying video game titles by genre. (...) The OLAC video game genre vocabulary includes sixty-six genre terms, each with a scope note to help librarians choose the correct term when cataloging video games. The vocabulary is fully cross-referenced and includes authoritative sources to corroborate the usage of the genre term as applied to video games. (...) The OLAC video game genre vocabulary has been assigned the MARC source code of olacvggt for use in identifying the source of vocabulary genre terms assigned in bibliographic records for individual video game titles. The designated olacvggt code appears in the Genre/Form Code and Term Source Codes list which is maintained by the Library of Congress, http://www.loc.gov/standards/sourcelist/genre-form.html. (...) OLAC strongly encourages the cataloging community to embrace the use of the authorized OLAC terms in the OLAC video game genre vocabulary when cataloging video games for their collections. +18802 Lexicon of Greek Personal Names http://www.lgpn.ox.ac.uk/ The Lexicon of Greek Personal Names (LGPN) was established to collect and publish all ancient Greek personal names, drawing on the full range of written sources from the 8th century B.C. down to the late Roman Empire. +18803 Dictionary Network http://www.woerterbuchnetz.de/ +18804 Web NDL Authorities http://id.ndl.go.jp/auth/ndla Web NDL Authorities is a service by the National Diet Library (NDL), Japan, to access authority data created and maintained by the NDL. Name headings or Subject headings are assigned to the bibliographic data to distinguish different people with the same name or to identify people who use pseudonyms, nonstandard spellings, transliterated names, or other variants. To control these headings, authority data is organized to indicate alternative headings, synonyms, and the basis of choice for the headings. +18806 EBU SKOS Classification Scheme for Role Codes https://www.ebu.ch/metadata/ontologies/skos/ebu_RoleCodeCS.rdf A vocabulary defining television, radio and associated media contributor roles. +18807 CINAHL Subject Headings The CINAHL subject headings are based on the MeSH headings, with additional specific nursing and allied health headings added as appropriate. Each year, the headings are updated and revised relative to terminology needed in these fields. In addition, new terms from MeSH may be added as well. +18808 ADMS Controlled Vocabularies https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/document/skos-used-publish-controlled-vocabularies-defined-adms-web The Asset Description Metadata Schema (v1.00) (ADMS) proposes six new controlled vocabularies (...), and specifies for each vocabulary and term corresponding purl.org term URIs (...): Asset Type: e.g. 'domain model', 'schema', 'taxonomy'; Interoperability Level: e.g. 'legal interoperability', 'organisational interoperability', 'semantic interoperability', and 'technical interoperability'; Licence Type: e.g. 'attribution', and 'no derivative work'; Publisher Type: e.g. 'company', and 'national authority'; Representation Technique: e.g. 'UML', 'XML Schema', 'Schematron', 'OWL'; and Status: e.g. 'completed', and 'under development'. +18809 Accession Method http://kulturnav.org/c4d0cd30-ba95-4864-8d1c-38b659b785b4 Vocabulary of accession methods. +1881 Multilingual Dictionary of Cataloguing Terms and Concepts The Multilingual dictionary of cataloguing terms and concepts contains definitions for many terms and concepts used by the library cataloguing community. Terms and definitions are available in English and a variety of other languages. The MulDiCat project was begun by Monika Muennich in 1998 for IFLA's Cataloguing Section. It was stored in a proprietary database developed by Bernard Eversberg in 2003. It has now re-emerged in part as a Word table and as a SKOS file on the new IFLA Namespace. It is intended to be used for authoritative translations of IFLA cataloguing standards and related documents. The terms reflect international agreements on terms to use for these cataloguing and classification concepts -- in particular, the agreements reached during the IME ICC (IFLA Meetings of Experts on an International Cataloguing Code) that reviewed FRBR, FRAD, and ISBD terminology while developing the International Cataloguing Principles (ICP). As additional official translations of ICP are added to IFLANET, MulDiCat has been updated to include terms in these additional languages. Other terms will be added as IFLA reaches international agreement for them through the work of the Cataloguing Section and the Classification & Indexing Sections, as well as other units throughout IFLA interested and involved in bibliographic standards. +18810 Controlled vocabulary for Mexico 1968: information resources https://goo.gl/j9aZoW +18811 Thesaurus City of Paris https://github.com/judbd/Thesaurus-Lightroom-Collaboratif/blob/master/thesaurus_paris.txt +18812 Thesaurus City of Lyon https://github.com/judbd/Thesaurus-Lightroom-Collaboratif/blob/master/thesaurus_lyon.txt +18813 Culinary Thesaurus https://github.com/judbd/Thesaurus-Lightroom-Collaboratif/blob/master/thesaurus_photo_culinaire.txt +18814 French Communes https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/D63/ This thesaurus lists all the French communes including metropolitan France and overseas regions and departments. The current communes (including those created in 2018) are attached to their department; the delegated, merged or associated communes are attached to the corresponding current commune. The different entries are mapped to l'INSEE, GeoNames, PACTOLS, Rameau, Wikidata et Wikipédia. +18815 Helsinki City Library Classification System http://finto.fi/hklj/ The Web-HCLCS is the webversion of the Helsinki City Library Classification System. It contains the tables and the index of HCLCS. +18816 Money Aggregate Vocabulary https://cadmiumkitty.github.io/moneyaggvoc/ Money Aggregate Vocabulary, or MoneyAggVoc for short, is an attempt to catalogue money aggregate measures listed in the Exhibit 3 Definitions of Money in Reading 19 on Economics of the CFA Program Curriculum 2016 Level I (ISBN 978-1-942471-19-6) with some minor additions. Although the CFA Program Curriculum inspired the structure of the concepts in this vocabulary, the actual content was taken from open sources (DBpedia, Federal Reserve System, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan and Bank of England) and includes appropriate references. +18817 Filipiniana Subject Authority File http://rothmanlim.com/tematres/fisaf/ Subject authority headings for Filipiniana materials.This will contain terms on: 1. Works about the Philippines, its people and culture regardless of author, imprint, and language 2. Works written by Filipinos 3. Works written in Filipino or other native Philippine languages 4. Philippine Government publications such as yearbooks, annual reports, etc. 5. Other publications containing substantial content on the Philippines. +18818 HurtLex is a multilingual computational lexicon of hate words. Starting from the Italian lexicon ''Le Parole per Ferire'' by Tullio de Mauro, we developed a computational lexicon and semi-automatically translated it into more than 50 languages. +18819 UPIANA Classification Scheme https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PYqt4L7-aTEkpilayhF-X9AHcmlJw583ugT86urDUqg/ The UPIANA Classification Schedule forms part of a set of three special classification schedules developed by the Cataloging and Metadata Services Section of the University of the Philippines Diliman University Library. It was designed to meet an urgent need in the classification of its various special collections. While the University Library has chosen to adopt the United States Library of Congress Classification Schedules (LCC), catalogers have found it to be inadequate in handling most of the Filipiniana materials. (...) UPIANA is defined to include all officially published and/or unpublished materials emanating from and/or pertaining to the University of the Philippines System. The classification schedule developed in 1961 expanded the LC schedule for individual institutions offering higher education. Since then, it has undergone numerous revisions in order to incorporate the additions and changes in the University organization. Notable revisions of the schedule were carried out in 1975 by Vyva M. Aguirre as part of her Master of Library Science special problem, and by the C Section in 1982 and 2000. This present publication includes the additions and changes made as of March 2018. It does not cover serial publications which, as a standard practice, are not classified, nor does it provide for publications by individual faculty members, alumni, and students of the University on specific subject fields as these are preferably classified under the various classes in the LC Scheme. The UPIANA Classification Schedule is a customized scheme for the University of the Philippines System that may be adopted and or used as a model by other higher education institution libraries with similar needs. Like the LC Scheme, it is found to be functional and logically designed to serve as an organizing system for special and local collections. It is envisioned that libraries who are just beginning to develop similar schemes would find this tool useful for their own purpose. +1882 Fashion Glossary http://www.fundeu.es/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/glosarioModaFundeu.pdf The language of the fashion world is plagued by foreign language and technicalities that appear frequently in the media due to the multitude of events and meetings held in this sector and the expansion of the specialized press. BBVA has produced this document, which contains and explains specific terms related to fashion, offers linguistic recommendations in cases where there may be doubts and alternatives are given in Spanish to avoid the abusive use of foreign languages. Conceived as a guide for the use of the lexicon in this area and does not pretend to exhaust the possibilities that may arise, since, in addition to the terms contained in this compilation, there are other alternatives used in different countries. Term is considered valid in Spanish, it is written in round and it is not necessary to highlight it ortho-typographically. Foreign language not adapted to Spanish spelling, it is appropriate to emphasize it in italics or, if this kind of letter is not available, to cross-reference it. +18820 Gale Accounting Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Accounting Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of accounting and its principles and procedures. This includes terms related to accounting, accounting firms, accounts receivable, auditing, and bookkeeping. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 173 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18821 Gale Advertising Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Advertising Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of advertising. This includes terms related to corporate and political advertising, radio and television advertising, direct mail advertising, billboard advertising, product placement, and advertising agencies. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 92 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18822 Gale Aeronautics and Astronautics Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Aeronautics and Astronautics Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of design, construction, and operation of aircraft and spacecraft, and the technologies and processes that apply directly to the science of flight. Items in this thesaurus may overlap with terms related to fluid mechanics. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 449 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18823 Gale Agriculture Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Agriculture Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the science or art of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock. The Agriculture Thesaurus includes terms related to farms and farming, soils, seeds, crops, plowing, planting, irrigation, harvesting, fertilizers, herbicides, agricultural equipment and machinery, horticulture, viticulture, gardening, forests and forestry, logging, fishing and fisheries, ranching, and dairy farming. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 869 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18824 Gale Alternative Medicine Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Alternative Medicine Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of herbal medicines, homeopathic treatments, and non-Western therapies such as acupuncture. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 898 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18825 Gale Anatomy Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Anatomy Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the human or animal body as a whole and all of the body’s systems, regions, and parts. It includes terms that represent the physiological processes that take place within the human or animal body. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,263 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18826 Gale Anthropology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Anthropology Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the origin, development, and varieties of human beings and their societies. It also includes terms related to the field of anthropology and its sub-disciplines, such as human culture, archaeology, antiquities, ethnic groups, nationalities, social rituals, manners, and customs. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,920 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18827 Gale Astronomy Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Astronomy Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. Includes terms associated with the observation and study of celestial bodies and of many physical phenomena that occur beyond the earth's atmosphere. Specific areas include stars, galaxies, solar systems, comets, asteroids, meteoroids, nebulae, natural satellites, astrophysics, astrology, calendars, constellations, cosmology, eclipses, extraterrestrial radiation, and astronomical instruments and equipment. It does not include named space vehicles. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 488 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18828 Gale Automotive Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Automotive Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subjects related to automotive fuels and equipment, brake parts, engine parts, fuel and exhaust systems, steering gear, automotive seating, and motor vehicle types. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 965 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18829 Gale Banking Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Banking Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of banking. This includes terms related to the banking industry, financial institutions, savings banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions, as well as financial services such as bank accounts, ATMs, and bank loans. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 146 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +1883 Integrated Classification of Scientific Journals http://clasificacioncirc.es/ +18830 Gale Biology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Biology Thesaurus a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to animals, antibodies, biocatalysts, biological products, botany, genetics, microbiology, morphology, and physiology. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 13,382 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18831 Gale Building and Construction Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Building and Construction Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to building materials, civil engineering, construction methods and techniques, construction equipment, and material properties. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 577 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18832 Gale Business Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Business thesaurus is a large, general business thesaurus in the domains of accounting, advertising, agriculture, banking, commerce, currency and coinage, finance, human resources, industries, insurance, investments, management, marketing, labor, products and services, public relations, real estate, and taxation. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 6,936 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18833 Gale Chemical Technology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Chemical Technology Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of commercial and industrial applications of chemicals and chemical processes. It also may include terms related to social, economic, and environmental concerns about the use of chemicals. The thesaurus contains 533 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18834 Gale Chemistry Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Chemistry Thesaurus a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to chemicals, chemical compounds, chemical elements, chemical equipment, and chemical reactions. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,040 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18835 Gale Commerce Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Commerce Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the exchange of goods or commodities between different countries, or between different regions of the same country. This includes terms related to international trade, exports, imports, tariffs, balance of trade, free trade and protection, customs administration, interstate commerce, freight, shipping, trucking, commercial aviation, commercial policy, and commercial treaties. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 280 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18836 Gale Communications Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Communications Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of voice, data, or both delivered through the air or over wire and cable. It includes communications equipment (satellite dishes, computer networking devices, cabling, transmission equipment, etc.), communications services (long distance phone service, internet access services, messaging services and technologies such as e-mail, instant messaging, voice mail, etc.); and communications technology (technologies, protocols, and standards in use and in development for the transmission, reception, encryption, and compression of any information in any form). All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 693 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18837 Gale Computing Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Computing Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of personal, business, and large-scale computing. Specific areas include computer software, peripherals, processes, programming languages, codes, and associated technologies. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,480 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18838 Gale Currency and Coinage Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Currency and Coinage Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of currency, government notes, and bank notes that are in circulation as a medium of exchange. This includes terms related to money, coins, paper money, counterfeiting, and foreign exchange. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 129 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18839 Gale Diseases Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Diseases Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of diseases, disorders, conditions and symptoms (both physical and psychological) that impact humans or animals. Terms are representative of the hereditary, congenital, and nutritional diseases and disorders. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,858 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18840 Gale Drugs Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Drugs Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of chemicals and other substances that are administered (usually orally, topically, or subcutaneously) to diagnose, treat, or prevent human or animal diseases or disorders. This thesaurus includes both prescription and over-the-counter medications that are regulated by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or by any other national or supranational drug-regulatory authority. The thesaurus includes only generic names, not brand/trade names of specific drugs. Also included are terms that represent drug excipients and additives, but not chemical precursors to drugs. Terms related to herbal remedies, nutritional supplements, 'health foods', or any other foods, food products, or beverages that are thought to be therapeutic or health promoting or are marketed as such are not included. Neither are cosmetics or toiletries even if thought to be therapeutic or marketed as such. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,264 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18841 Gale Earth Sciences Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Earth Sciences Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. Includes terms associated with the composition and structure of the Earth (or other astronomical bodies) and the physical process that shape and change the Earth (or other astronomical bodies). Specific areas include geology, physical geography, geophysics, geomatics, atmospheric sciences, oceanography, and related sciences, and terms associated with equipment and instruments used in those. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,449 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18842 Gale Economics Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Economics Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of economic theories, principles, systems, policies, practices, concepts, and conditions. Also provided are terms related to the field of economics and its sub-disciplines including consumption, distribution, prices, costs, supply and demand, and economic development. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 570 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18843 Gale Education Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Education Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of teaching, training, and learning. It includes terms about educational institutions and facilities, students, programs, administration, policies and practices, concepts and theories; educational standards, testing; and specific types of school, training and trade schools, specialized training, and professional schools. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,080 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18844 Gale Electronics Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Electronics Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain all electronic devices and components used by consumers and industry in the form of finished products or parts for manufacturing except computers, computer components, and peripherals specifically intended for use with stand-alone or networked computers. Consumer electronics (stereos, televisions, cell phones, tablets) are included, but computers are not, as they are in the Gale Computer Thesaurus. Industrial electronics (component parts and devices used in electronics manufacturing, from single transistors to assembly line robots) that usually perform a dedicated function are also included. Technical terms, terms for research and development, scientific theory, and other intangibles are also found in this thesaurus. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,026 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18845 Gale Energy Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Energy Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology thesaurus in the narrower domain of the production, distribution, regulation, and uses of energy resources, including new sources/production methods and their environmental ramifications. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 702 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18846 Gale Engineering Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Engineering Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of general engineering as well as specific engineering disciplines, such as civil engineering, and the systems created by practitioners in those disciplines, (e.g., water and sewer systems, public works, etc.). All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,211 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18847 Gale Facilities Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Facilities Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus and includes subject areas related to a number of types of facilities, buildings, structures, and locations at which commercial or industrial enterprises conduct their manufacturing, distribution, or retail operations. Hospitals, other healthcare-related facilities, and laboratories are included, but recreational and educational facilities are not. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 154 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18848 Gale Finance Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Finance Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of international, domestic, corporate, and personal finance. This includes terms related to bankruptcy, budgets, capital, cash management, contracts, credit, debt, income, inflation, interest, mortgages, profit, property, public expenditures, savings, speculation, and wealth. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 733 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18849 Gale Fine Arts Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Fine Arts Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Arts and Humanities Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to the visual arts, and their venues, practice, theory, and teaching, as well as art occupations, cultural movements, design, handicraft, and art types. Specific areas include drawing, painting, ceramics, fashion, photography, craftwork, architecture, design, sewing, textile arts, book arts, metal arts, and glasswork. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,426 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +1885 IUPAC Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry The Rules of Inorganic Nomenclature (the 'Red Book'), first published in 1958 by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), were most recently updated as Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry 1990. This new 2005 edition of the 'Red Book' clarifies and updates recommendations concerning the names and formulae of inorganic compounds and reflects major recent developments in inorganic chemistry. Moreover, it presents recommendations fully consistent with the principles of the nomenclature of organic chemistry. In order to choose the most appropriate of the various nomenclature systems described, a flowchart is provided to guide the reader to a section or chapter where rules can be found for a particular type of compound or species. Copious examples are supplemented by an extensive subject index. Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry: IUPAC Recommendations 2005 is the definitive guide for scientists working in academia or industry, for scientific publishers of books, journals and databases, and for organisations requiring internationally approved nomenclature in a legal or regulatory environment. The present book supersedes not only Red Book I but also, where appropriate, Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry II, IUPAC Recommendations 2000 (Red Book II). +18850 Gale Food, Cooking and Nutrition Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Food, Cooking and Nutrition Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of foods and beverages consumed by humans or animals; the noncommercial production, processing, cooking, and serving of those foods and beverages, and the related human or animal nutrition, including the non-medical study of nutrition and the non-medical application of nutritional principles. It includes all substances, natural and artificial, that are considered to be or are marketed or used as nutritional supplements as well as 'health foods' and all other foods, food products, and beverages that are thought to be therapeutic or health promoting or are marketed as such. It does not include terms whose scope is limited to the commercial production, processing, transportation, handling, marketing, or serving of human or animal foods, beverages, and related products, but can include terms whose meanings encompass both commercial and non-commercial activities. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,393 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18851 Gale Geography Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Geography Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the description, distribution, and interaction of the physical, biological, and geographical features found on the earth’s surface. Terms related to the field of geography and its sub-disciplines (topography, climate, population, travel/voyages, and maps/mapmaking) are also featured. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 384 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18852 Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus is a large thesaurus in the domains of alternative medicine, anatomy, diseases, drugs, food, cooking and nutrition, medical equipment, technologies and procedures, medical personnel, occupations and services, and pathogens. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 12,477 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18853 Gale Herbs and Supplements Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Herbs and Supplements Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of herbs, herbal remedies, and dietary supplements that affect human and animal health. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 379 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18854 Gale History Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale History Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the description, analysis, and interpretation of past events involving human beings. It also supplies terms related to past events as they pertain to specific regions, nations, kingdoms, empires, dynasties, institutions, movements, ethnic groups, social groups, and forms of human settlement, association, and endeavor. Specific areas include ancient history, art history, cultural history, economic history, military history, music history, political history, religious history, social history, and world history. It includes eras and ages, but not named historical events. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,216 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18855 Gale Human Resource Management Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Human Resource Management Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the field of management that has responsibility for recruiting, hiring, training, developing, compensating, managing, and supervising employees. It also includes descriptors associated with employer-employee relations in general and terms related to affirmative action, career development, benefits, compensation, employees and employers, employment, labor relations, labor unions, strikes, wages, and the work environment. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 304 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18856 Gale Humanities Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Humanities Thesaurus contains the subject areas of fine arts, language, literature, performing arts, religion, and philosophy. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 7,434 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18857 Gale Industries Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Industries Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of distinct groups of productive or profit-making industries, enterprises, companies, and firms. This includes terms such as advertising agencies, airlines, automobile industry, clothing stores, drugstores, electric utilities, engineering services, health clubs, law firms, petroleum industry, supermarkets, and weapons industry. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 474 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18858 Gale Insurance Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Insurance Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the business of insuring persons and property. This includes terms related to automobile insurance, business insurance, claims adjustment, group insurance, health insurance, insurance agents and brokers, insurance policies, life insurance, Medicare, and property and casualty insurance. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 106 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18859 Gale Investments Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Investments Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business thesaurus in the narrower domain of investing. Included are terms related to securities (stocks and bonds), commodities, financial instruments, financial markets, and portfolio management. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 248 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +1886 IUPAC Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry Chemical nomenclature is used to identify a chemical species by means of written or spoken words and enables a common language for communication amongst chemists. Nomenclature for chemical compounds additionally contains an explicit or implied relationship to the structure of the compound, in order that the reader or listener can deduce the structure from the name. This purpose requires a system of principles and rules, the application of which gives rise to a systematic nomenclature. Of course, a wide range of traditional names, semisystematic or trivial, are also in use for a core group of common compounds. Detailing the latest rules and international practice, this new volume can be considered a guide to the essential organic chemical nomenclature, commonly described as the 'Blue Book'. An invaluable source of information for organic chemists everywhere and the definitive guide for scientists working in academia or industry, for scientific publishers of books, journals and databases, and for organisations requiring internationally approved nomenclature in a legal or regulatory environment. +18860 Gale Labor Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Labor Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business thesaurus in the narrower domain of labor. This includes terms associated with workers, the labor force, and labor relations. Specific areas include blue collar workers, child labor, migrant labor, skilled labor, labor unions, labor movement, and labor disputes. This thesaurus does not include terms associated with human resources or personnel management (which are in the Gale Human Resources Management Thesaurus) or terms for specific occupations or jobs (which are in the Gale Occupations Thesaurus). All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 282 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18861 Gale Language Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Language Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Humanities Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes terms related to writing, linguistics, individual world languages, grammar, speech, signs and symbols, rhetoric, philology, onomasiology (naming), semantics, and lexicology. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 757 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18862 Gale Law Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Law Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the binding rules of human conduct established by authority, society, or custom. Terms related to the field of law and its sub-disciplines are also found here, including justice and administration; law enforcement and corrections; types of law, legislation, and regulation; courts, legal codes, concepts, and practices; attorneys and the legal profession. It does not include named laws or court cases. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,946 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18863 Gale Library Science Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Library Science Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences thesaurus in the narrower domain of organizing knowledge and information, other than the purely philosophical terms. Also covered are library processes such as cataloging, as well as the business aspects such as abstracting and indexing services. Terms also describe kinds of libraries (e.g., government libraries, medical libraries) and cover related fields of information science, knowledge management, and information storage and retrieval. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 170 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18864 Gale Literature Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Literature Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Humanities Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to authorship, literary criticism, cultural movements, fiction and nonfiction, literary forms and techniques, and literary occupations. Specific areas include literary genres, publishing, literary techniques, literary movements and groups, journalism, creative writing, reading, print formats such as books and periodicals, and oral traditions such as storytelling. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,049 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18865 Gale Management Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Management Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of business management. This includes terms related to corporations, businesses, executives, types of enterprises, and management and organizational theory. Most terms are not industry specific and this thesaurus does not include terms pertaining to business for which there are more specific terms, such as finance and accounting, marketing and advertising, commerce, human resources, investments, or public relations. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 585 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18866 Gale Marketing Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Marketing Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of marketing. This includes terms related to sales, consumers, merchandizing, distribution, packaging, buying and selling, product development and introduction, and types of retailers. Marketing terms pertaining to specific types of products or industries are included. This thesaurus does not include terms dealing with advertising, which are in the Gale Advertising Thesaurus instead. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 550 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18867 Gale Materials Technology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Materials Technology Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the development, production, and use of metals, polymers, ceramics, semiconductors, and other materials in manufacturing, and the processes and technologies associated with them. Topics may include such things as film solar cells, super critical water oxidation, semiconductor developments, and other diverse processes and technologies. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,484 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18868 Gale Mathematics Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Mathematics Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes terms associated with numbers and the use of numbers to count, measure, represent, or describe physical or abstract objects or the relationships or interrelations between such objects. Specific areas include number theory, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, discrete mathematics, mathematical analysis, and related fields. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 781 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18869 Gale Medical Equipment, Technology and Procedures Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Medical Equipment, Technology and Procedures Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of equipment, supplies (except drugs), technologies, and procedures used to diagnose, treat, or prevent human or animal diseases and disorders. This thesaurus also includes medical specialties (e.g., Obstetrics). All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,884 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18870 Gale Medical Personnel, Occupations and Services Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Medical Personnel, Occupations and Services Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of healthcare professionals and their assistants, healthcare educators and researchers, healthcare services, healthcare service administrators, support personnel, and public health workers and officials. Subject descriptors also feature items related to the education and training of personnel in a particular medical discipline (e.g., nursing school) as well as veterinarians and the veterinary works and the services they offer. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 664 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18871 Gale Military and Naval Science Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Military and Naval Science Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of defense, training of soldiers, weaponry and armor, military strategy, ROTC, and military applications of various technologies as well as transportation, surveillance, and anything else the military owns or uses. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 669 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18872 Gale Occupations Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Occupations Thesaurus is a subset of the Gale Person Type Thesaurus and includes terms that represent vocational or professional pursuits. This thesaurus includes a full range of generic occupations covering subject areas such as agriculture, art, business, education, engineering, entertainment, government, information management, law, medicine, politics, science, sport, and transport. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,351 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18873 Gale Pathogens Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Pathogens Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of organisms and substances that cause diseases or disorders in humans or animals. Examples include carcinogens, teratogens, and poisons. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 222 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18874 Gale Performing Arts Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Performing Arts Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Humanities Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to acting and drama, comedy, entertainers, music, dance, films, opera, and theater. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,326 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18875 Gale Person Type Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Person Type Thesaurus focuses on describing people by a range of statuses and characteristics including gender, age, social role, nationality and ethnicity, and occupation. Includes terms that represent statuses, affiliations, personal qualities, etc. by which people can be categorized. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 4,420 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18876 Gale Physics Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Physics Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Science Thesaurus. It includes terms associated with the study of matter, energy, and the interactions between matter and energy. Also included are terms associated with instruments and equipment used in physics research. Specific areas include mechanics, thermodynamics, forces, radiation, optics, acoustics, photonics, molecular physics, atomic physics, the phases of matter, quantum theory, and relativity and other areas of theoretical physics. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,240 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18877 Gale Political Science Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Political Science Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the development, arrangement, and conduct of government, as well as the theories and the study of these processes. Also included are levels and kinds of government (local government, democracy, despotism, absolutism or tyranny), processes (elections), related activities (lobbyists, methods of change), movements (the American Civil Rights Movement), and actions such as misconduct in office. This thesaurus does not cover laws or legal procedures. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,797 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18878 Gale Products and Services Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Products and Services Thesaurus comprises of all types of marketable products and services, as generic types, not brand names, both categories and highly specific things. Products include manufactured goods, processed goods, and raw materials, including plants, animals, and minerals if they are sold commercially. Services comprise all those that are available commercially. This thesaurus also features terms for broader classes of products such as animal products. This thesaurus does not include terms in fields related to product or services, only the products or services themselves. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 13,124 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18879 Gale Psychology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Psychology Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the study of the human psyche, emotions, reactions, mental processes, and individual behavior. Included are subdisciplines of psychology: psychopathology, human ecology, counseling, psychiatry, psychotherapy, peer counseling, sex therapy, child psychotherapy, and psychological disorders and treatments. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,007 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +1888 Health Thesaurus http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/health-thesaurus.htm The 7th edition of the Health Thesaurus has been developed by the Departmental Library for use in all areas of the Department of Health. The Health Thesaurus is a living working tool which assists consistency and subject retrieval of health concepts. By standardising concepts to one single subject heading, the Thesaurus forms the basis for a common terminology within the Department. MeSH (medical Subject Headings) produced by the US National Library of Medicine has been used as the basis of the medical terms and the corresponding hierarchical schedules in the Health Thesaurus. We are very grateful for their permission to use MeSH in this way. For this edition 2004 MeSH has been used. Within the Department the Thesaurus has been used for the subject metadata element for the Departmental internet, to structure the relationship of terms in the Senior's Portal consumer website, to provide the automatic match of search terms for consumer health access in the HealthInsite gateway, and to give quality subject retrieval in the Library catalogue - which in turn allows easier access to Departmental and other publications. The Thesaurus is also used by a number of health related organisations in Australia. The Thesaurus can be used for classification or indexing of all types of documents and files, from personal files to corporate databases, and hence to assist in retrieval of corporate information. It is also used in Document management and Record management systems. +18880 Gale Public Relations Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Public Relations Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of public relations agencies. It includes terms in marketing communications, press relations, customer relations, investor relations, consumer education advertising, public service advertising, advocacy advertising, social cause advertising, corporate image, publicity, propaganda, and corporate social responsibility. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 47 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18881 Gale Real Estate Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Real Estate Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the business of developing, managing, financing, buying, selling, leasing, renting, and investing in real property. It includes terms related to office buildings, shopping centers, commercial property, and all types of housing. Also featured are terms related to real estate development, real estate agents and brokers, real estate management firms, real estate management, real estate investment, real estate investment trusts, title companies, mortgage banks, mortgage brokers, real estate lessors, and real property. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 318 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18882 Gale Religion and Philosophy Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Religion and Philosophy Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Humanities Thesaurus. This thesaurus includes subject areas related to world religions, religious law, religious occupations and organizations, rituals and symbolism, morality, philosophers, reasoning, and philosophical thought. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 2,364 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18883 Gale Science Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Science Thesaurus contains the key subject areas of astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth sciences, mathematics, physics, and psychology. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 21,384 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18884 Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Social Sciences thesaurus is a large thesaurus in the domain of anthropology, economics, education, geography, history, law, library science, political science, psychology, sociology, and sports/recreation. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 13,614 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18885 Gale Sociology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Sociology Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the practice of sociology and the study of complex human societies, social groups (from families to nations), and the institutions, processes, movements, issues, and behavior related to those groupings. It includes subfields such as political sociology and methods of sociology. Also provided are terms for social arrangements like slavery, intergroup relations, and concubinage. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,716 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18886 Gale Sports and Recreation Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Sports and Recreation Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Social Sciences Thesaurus in the narrower domain of specific sports, sporting events, hobbies, and other recreational activities, whether engaged in by individuals or groups, amateurs, or professionals, for simple pleasure or competitive success. Also covered is the business of sports. Examples of subject descriptors in this thesaurus include sprinting, long-distance running races, arena football, windsurfing, safaris, bird watching, and stamp collecting. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,194 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18887 Gale Taxation Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Taxation Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Business Thesaurus in the narrower domain of the processes associated with the assessment and collection of federal, state, and municipal taxes. It includes terms related to tax administration, policy, law, rates, credits, exemptions, incentives, shelters, penalties, and liens. This thesaurus also includes terms related to income tax, corporate taxes, sales tax, withholding tax, estate taxes, social security taxes, use taxes, tariffs, tax treaties, tax reform, and tax planning. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 202 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18888 Gale Technology Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Technology thesaurus is a large general technology thesaurus in the domains of aeronautics and astronautics, chemical technology, communications, computing, electronics, energy, engineering, materials, military and naval science, and transportation. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 10,031 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18889 Gale Transportation Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Transportation Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Technology Thesaurus in the narrower domain of modes and mediums of transportation, except for those whose main application is military - such as troop transports, battleships, military aircraft, and tanks. Aside from the obligatory planes, trains, and automobiles, transportation also includes things such as forklifts, conveyor belts, and any other device or means for getting something or someone from one point to another including roads, tunnels, and bridges. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 1,397 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +1889 IUPAC Compendium of Polymer Terminology and Nomenclature The IUPAC system of polymer nomenclature has aided the generation of unambiguous names that reflect the historical development of chemistry. However, the explosion in the circulation of information and the globalization of human activities mean that it is now necessary to have a common language for use in legal situations, patents, export-import regulations, and environmental health and safety information. Rather than recommending a 'unique name' for each structure, rules have been developed for assigning 'preferred IUPAC names', while continuing to allow alternatives in order to preserve the diversity and adaptability of nomenclature. This new edition of the 'Purple Book' (...) collects into a single volume the most important papers on the nomenclature and terminology of most polymers, including Regular Single-Strand Organic Polymers, Regular Double-Strand (Ladder and Spiro) Organic Polymers, and Irregular Single-Strand Organic Polymers. The scope has been extended to include papers on terminology for polymers. It is a handy compendium for scientists and is invaluable for those professionals working in this field. +18890 Gale Wellness Thesaurus https://www.gale.com/license/partners/taxonomies-and-vocabularies The Gale Wellness Thesaurus is a subset of the master Gale Health and Medicine Thesaurus in the narrower domain of wellness and fitness topics and issues. It includes terms associated with physical, mental, and emotional health, including terms related to diet, exercise, activities, products, and habits that affect human well-being. All thesaural relationships (BT/NT, RT, USE/UF) are included, and some terms have scope notes. The thesaurus contains 389 preferred terms/concepts (2019) and is continually updated. +18891 Bielefeld University Library Classification System https://www.ub.uni-bielefeld.de/databases/systematik/ The classification system of Bielefeld University Library is a universal shelf classification developed in the 1960s with the foundation of the University. +18892 Out On The Shelves Classification System https://outontheshelveslibrary.com/classification-system/ "This project, undertaken during the summer of 2018 intended to build a system that is reflective of the mission and values of the Out On The Shelves Library, namely to ""foster a free, accessible, and safe space for LGBTQ2IA+ people and their allies to discover and share stories and resources centering on LGBTQ2IA+ experiences"" (About: Out On The Shelves) To this end, goals for the new system – approved by the volunteer team at Out On The Shelves Library during the planning process – include updated language, logical order and arrangement to enhance the browsing experience, as well as ensuring it is a living system which is responsive to context and community. The final goal is that a historical record will be maintained to promote transparency in how and why the system came to be the way it is." +18893 Thesaurus of Scientific Instruments in Portuguese http://thesaurusonline.museus.ul.pt/ The Thesaurus of Scientific Instruments in Portuguese aims at normalising and controlling terminology associated with historical collections of artefacts of science. It can be used freely by museums, institutions with scientific heritage, historians of science, conservators and restorers, among others. The Thesaurus is regularly updated. Its first phase was developed by a network of Brazilian and Portuguese institutions between 2006 and 2013, coordinated by the National Museum of Natural History and Science (University of Lisbon) and the Museum of Astronomy and Related Sciences, Rio de Janeiro (MAST). It was financed by the Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq) in Brazil and the Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (FCT) in Portugal. +18894 Bokbasen Thesaurus https://github.com/Bokbasen/metadata-thesaurus Bokbasen has a hierarchical thesaurus with controlled free-standing keywords. The thesaurus was established in the 1980s, and is continuously maintained and further developed by Bokbasen's catalog department. The file contains the five main categories of topics, form, genre, time and place, in Bokmål and Nynorsk. +18895 Partage Plus Vocabulary The PARTAGE PLUS VOCABULARY is a structured multilingual controlled vocabulary. It consists of components for the enrichment of metadata created for cultural heritage objects relating to Art Nouveau aesthetic production encompassing the visual arts, crafts and architecture, - referencing to and mainly based on the Art & Architecture Thesaurus of the Getty Research Institute. The controlled vocabulary contains 705 concepts represented by labels in 16 languages for the indexing of cultural heritage metadata, referring to object/work types; techniques; materials; actor roles and Art Nouveau style specific differentiation. (...) The vocabulary is available for free reuse. +18896 WO2 Thesaurus +18897 Concepticon https://concepticon.clld.org/ This resource presents an attempt to link the large amount of different concept lists which are used in the linguistic literature, ranging from Swadesh lists in historical linguistics to naming tests in clinical studies and psycholinguistics. (...) This resource, our Concepticon, links concept labels from different conceptlists to concept sets. Each concept set is given a unique identifier, a unique label, and a human-readable definition. Concept sets are further structured by defining different relations between the concepts (...). The resource can be used for various purposes. Serving as a rich reference for new and existing databases in diachronic and synchronic linguistics, it allows researchers a quick access to studies on semantic change, cross-linguistic polysemies, and semantic associations. +18898 KBpedia http://kbpedia.org/ KBpedia is a comprehensive knowledge structure for promoting data interoperability and knowledge-based artificial intelligence, or KBAI. The KBpedia knowledge structure combines seven 'core' public knowledge bases — Wikipedia, Wikidata, schema.org, DBpedia, GeoNames, OpenCyc, and UMBEL — into an integrated whole. KBpedia's upper structure, or knowledge graph, is the KBpedia Knowledge Ontology. We base KKO on the universal categories and knowledge representation theories of the great 19th century American logician, polymath and scientist, Charles Sanders Peirce. KBpedia, written primarily in OWL 2, includes 55,000 reference concepts, mapped linkages to about 32 million entities (most from Wikidata), and 5,000 relations and properties, all organized according to about 70 modular typologies that can be readily substituted or expanded. We test candidates added to KBpedia using a rigorous (but still fallible) suite of logic and consistency tests — and best practices — before acceptance. The result is a flexible and computable knowledge graph that can be sliced-and-diced and configured for all sorts of machine learning tasks, including supervised, unsupervised and deep learning. KBpedia, KKO and its mapped information can drive multiple use cases such as providing a computable framework over Wikipedia and Wikidata, creating word embedding models, fine-grained entity recognition and tagging, relation and sentiment extractors, and categorization. Knowledge-based AI models may be set up and refined with unprecedented speed and accuracy by leveraging the integrated KBpedia structure. +18899 Library of Congress Subject Schemes http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/subjectSchemes Controlled list of Subject Schemes +189 Promosanthes http://www.uclouvain.be/promosanthes.html In each microthesaurus, the descriptors are organized in a hierarchical way and represent the semantic organization of a domain. +1890 IUPAC Compendium of Analytical Nomenclature The index of this edition contains ca 6,000 entries. The cross-references may help the readers to find the correct terms which they are looking for. (...) It is expected that the readers who are interested in IUPAC recommendations concerning analytical terms and definitions will be able to find them quickly and easily in the Compendium. In the text of the Compendium there are, occasionally, contradicting definitions which result from the fact that the experts of different fields - while trying to do their best-hold different views on certain key issues. One of the missions of this Compendium may be to stimulate a higher level of conformity and communication between the experts in rapidly developing areas of science. +18900 Library of Congress Classification Schemes http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/classSchemes Controlled list of Classification Schemes +18901 Library of Congress Cultural Heritage Organizations http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/organizations A system of classification for Cultural Heritage Organizations developed by the Library of Congress. +18902 Library of Congress MARC Genre Terms http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/marcgt This list includes terms that describe general categories, or genres that may be applied to various types of information resources. It has been compiled from controlled lists of values in various data elements in the MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data. +18903 Library of Congress Genre/Form Schemes http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/genreFormSchemes +18904 Library of Congress MARC Countries http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/countries The MARC Code List for Countries contains a list of places and their associated two- or three-character lowercase alphabetic codes. +18905 Library of Congress MARC Geographic Areas http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/geographicAreas The MARC Code List for Geographic Areas consists of a list of geographic areas and their associated one to seven-character codes. +18906 Library of Congress Content Types http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/contentTypes This list contains Resource Description and Access (RDA) terms and corresponding three-character lower case alphabetic codes for RDA Content types. +18907 Library of Congress Carriers http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/carriers A list containing storage containers for data. +18908 Library of Congress Description Conventions http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/descriptionConventions Convention Sources identifies standard rules or guidelines for describing bibliographic resources, commonly called cataloging rules, and assigns a code to each source. The purpose of this list is to enable the source of description guidelines in metadata records to be indicated by a code. +18909 Library of Congress MARC Encoding Level http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/menclvl A list containing the degree of the level of an encoding. +1891 IUPAC Biochemical Nomenclature http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iupac/bibliog/white.html The Biochemical Nomenclature and Related Documents (1992) presents IUPAC-IUBMB (International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) Joint Commissions' recommendations; it includes sections on amino acids, peptides and proteins, enzymes, nucleotides, nucleic acids and protein synthesis, carbohydrates, lipids, etc. +18910 Library of Congress MARC File Type http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/mfiletype A list containing the file types on which data is saved on. +18911 Library of Congress MARC Illustrative Content http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/millus A list containing images of MARC data. +18912 Library of Congress Projection http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/mprojection A method or system used to represent the surface of the Earth or of a celestial sphere on a plane. +18913 Library of Congress Video Format http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/mvidformat Used to encode the video content of a resource +18914 Subject classification for higher education in Germany "There are three classification parts: - by subject group (""Fächergruppe"") - by study area (""Studienbereiche"") - by field of study (""Studienfelder"") Everything study-related inside the Hochschulkompass can be assigned to one or more fields of study. A field of study includes a partition of a knowledge- or topic area, where similar study courses are compiled. Multiple fields of study belong to a certain study area and multiple study areas belong to a subject group. In the Hochschulkompass all possibilities for studying are structured around knowledge- or topic areas, meaning that you are able to start at subject group and go down the ladder step-by-step until you find the courses you want." +18915 ZDB-Classification This classification was used in the German Union Catalogue of Serials until 2010 to classify journals. It was then replaced by the DDC. +18916 ISOCAT ISOcat ist ein Verzeichnis für alle Konzepte, die Relevanz haben für Linguistik und den Bereich Sprachquellen inklusive Metadatenkategorien usw.. +18917 Classification of board games http://www.michaelkleinschmidt.de/spiele/klassifikation/index.htm The german games-archive in Marburg (now Nuremberg) created a classification for board- and tablegames, which is used for archiving. +18918 Classification of card games http://www.michaelkleinschmidt.de/spiele/klassifikation/kartenspiele/index.htm The german games-archive in Marburg (now Nuremberg) created a Classification, which differentiates classes between goals, mechanisms or both. +18919 https://www.destatis.de/DE/Methoden/Klassifikationen/Bildung/studenten-pruefungsstatistik.html +1892 IUPAC Quantities, Units and Symbols in Physical Chemistry The purpose of this manual is to improve the exchange of scientific information among the readers in different disciplines and across different nations. As the volume of scientific literature expands, each discipline has a tendency to retreat into its own jargon. This book attempts to provide a readable compilation of widely used terms and symbols from many sources together with brief understandable definitions. This Third Edition reflects the experience of the contributors with the previous editions and we are grateful for the many thoughtful comments we have received. Most of the material in this book is 'standard', but a few definitions and symbols are not universally accepted. In such cases, we have attempted to list acceptable alternatives. +18920 https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Bildung-Forschung-Kultur/Hochschulen/Publikationen/_publikationen-innen-hochschulen-personal.html +18928 https://www.zeitschriftendatenbank.de/suche/fachgebiete/ The Sondersammelgebiets-Nummer was used in German libraries until 2015 to organize distributed collection of publications among disciplines. In 2016 it was replaced by FID codes. +18929 FID classification https://www.zeitschriftendatenbank.de/suche/fachgebiete/ The FID classification replaced the Sondersammelgebiets-Nummer (SSG) in 2016 +1893 Meteorite Classification http://www.meteorite.fr/en/classification/ This page provides a survey of the different classes of meteorites. While the first part mirrors the systematic classification of meteorites, the second part represents an alphabetical index. Both parts contain direct hyperlinks leading to the respective descriptions of each class - just click on a name to get further information. +1894 Universal Medical Device Nomenclature System™ https://www.ecri.org/components/UMDNS/ Universal Medical Device Nomenclature System™ (UMDNS) is a standard, free of charge, monthly updated, international nomenclature and computer coding system to help you better manage medical devices. UMDNS is the worldwide nomenclature that has been officially adopted by many nations. The purpose of UMDNS is to facilitate identifying, processing, filing, storing, retrieving, transferring, and communicating data about medical devices. The nomenclature is used in applications ranging from hospital inventory and work-order controls to national agency medical device regulatory systems and from e-commerce and procurement to medical device databases. +1898 Glossary of Academic Publishing Terms http://www.palgrave.com/page/glossary-of-publishing-terms/ We know that some terms that we use, or that you may come across, may be unfamiliar to you, so we have come up with this glossary of terms to make things easier. +1899 Physics Subject Headings https://physh.aps.org/ PhySH (Physics Subject Headings) is a physics classification scheme developed by the American Physical Society to organize journals, meetings, and other content by topic. The development of PhySH is motivated by the lack of a fully open, high quality classification scheme for physics. It is intended initially to meet the specific goals of the APS for our journal, meeting, and other content. A longer term goal is to make it available for use by the broader community. (...) Right now, the main use of PhySH is to classify manuscripts within the APS peer-review process and, ultimately, published journal articles. The assigned concepts will be used for ensuring articles are routed to the most appropriate handling editor who is knowledgeable in that area. They also help editors in finding similar articles previously submitted and in finding suitable referees. As one might expect with something so new, the refinement of PhySH is still very much underway. The facets and disciplines have been identified and almost 3,000 concepts have been added to PhySH through an iterative process that is still ongoing. Many APS journal editors are involved in this process, primarily by lending their expertise in the various subfields in physics. The assignment of concepts to the various facets can be rather subjective. Thus, we expect to make many adjustments to PhySH as we receive feedback from the community (especially authors using PhySH to classify their submissions) and as we incorporate PhySH into the APS journal websites. As we iteratively refine PhySH over the coming months, the rate of new concept additions, concept reassignments within facets, and new relationships among concepts should abate significantly. +19 Humanities and Social Science Electronic Thesaurus http://hasset.ukdataservice.ac.uk/ The Humanities and Social Science Electronic Thesaurus (HASSET) is the leading British English thesaurus for the social sciences. It was originally developed from the UNESCO thesaurus, becoming a separate product in 1997. HASSET is a working tool for the keyword annotation and retrieval of UK Data Service data. It consists of over 4,000 concepts and covers the core social science disciplines: politics, sociology, economics, education, law, crime, demography, health, employment, information and communication technology, history and, increasingly, environmental science. The thesaurus can be used to find studies in the UK Data Service Data Catalogue. These studies include large-scale government surveys, international macrodata, business microdata, qualitative studies, historical studies and census data. Revisions to HASSET concepts and structures aim to keep abreast with developments in social science and humanities. +190 School Networks and Educational Portals of Latin America http://fundacionevolucion.org.ar/repeal/ 109 terms, 46 terms not preferred. +19008 Accessibility Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/accessibility This table provides a list of options for the use of accessibility criteria for person with disabilities in the technical specifications within the domain of public procurement. +19009 Applicability Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/applicability This table provides a list of the options pertinent to be chosen for a matter concerning the applicability of predefined fields. It is designed for but not restricted to the context of public procurement. +19010 Award criterion type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/award-criterion-type This table provides the list of rules to be taken into account for the award decisions within the in public procurement procedures. The initial values are those foreseen in the public procurement directives of 2014 (Directives 2014/23/EU, 2014/24/EU and 2014/25/EU). The translations provided are those used in the Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/1986 establishing standard forms for the publication of notices in the field of public procurement. +19011 Buyer legal type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/buyer-legal-type This table provides a list of the the type of procuring authorities within the domain of public procurement according to legislation. +19012 Change corrig justification Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/change-corrig-justification This table provides the codes and values used in case of justification of correcions applied to a notice within the context of public procurement. +19013 COM internal consultation type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/com-internal-consultation-type COM internal consultation type Named Authority List +19014 COM internal event Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/com-internal-event COM internal event Named Authority List +19015 COM internal procedure Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/com-internal-procedure COM internal procedure Named Authority List +19016 Communication justification Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/communication-justification This table provides the justification for restricting access rights to resources within the context of public procurement. +19017 Concept status Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/concept-status This table is an internal table at the Publications Office and provides the various statuses used in a harmonized way amongst the various tables (NALs). +19018 Contract nature Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/contract-nature This table provides a list of different types of subjects and goods that can be acquired by means of a public contract such as works, supplies and services by one or more contracting authorities from economic operators. +19019 Digital Europa Thesaurus http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/det The Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET) is a multilingual thesaurus covering the main subject matters of the European Commission's public communications. +1902 Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge The celestial Emporium of benevolent knowledge is a certain Chinese encyclopedia fiction by the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges in the essay The analytical idiom of John Wilkins ... Borges says in said story: '(...) there is notoriously The reason is very simple: we do not know what the universe is' (...) This list, whose 'discovery' Borges attributes to Franz Kuhn, has given rise to a multiplicity of philosophical commentaries And literary, such as the beginning of the preface to Michel Foucault 's Words and Things, Louis Sass suggests that he reveals a schizophrenic thought.In contrast, linguist George Lakoff points out that the list is similar in many categorizations of non - Western cultures. ..). +19020 Direct award justification Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/direct-award-justification This table provides the list of reasons for using a procedure which allows awarding contracts directly without the requirement of publishing a call for competition in the Official Journal of the European Union. +19021 Document collection Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/document-collection This technical table provides the codes used for internal purposes in the CELLAR application. +19022 DPS usage Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/dps-usage This table provides a list wether a dynamic purchasing system is involved in a procurement and, in case of central purchasing bodies, whether it can be used by buyers not listed in the notice of the Official Journal of the European Union. +19023 Economic operator size Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/economic-operator-size This table provides the different categories in which the tenderers to whom a contract can be awarded are classified, according to their size (using as criteria the number of employees). +19024 Environmental impact Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/environmental-impact This table provides the information about whether a procurement includes (and how) an approach to reducing the environmental impacts of the work, supply or service used in the technical specifications, award criteria, selection criteria or contract performance conditions or not. +19025 File status Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/file-status The file-status authority table describes the different stages in the life cycle of an act (or in the decision-making process of an act) from the moment it is launched until the final step is completed. +19026 Form type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/form-type This table provides the codes and values used for the type of forms according to procurement legislation. +19027 Framework agreement Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/framework-agreement This table provides the list of codes to distinguish the different type framework agreement involved in a tender. +19028 Grammatical number Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/grammatical-number The Grammatical number NAL provides the list of the grammatical numbers. +19029 Innovative acquisition Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/innovative-acquisition This table provides the codes and values used for the type of innovative works, supplies or services being procured within the context of public procurement. +1903 eMuseum Kategorien http://sammlungen-archive.zhdk.ch/allcategories +19030 Interinstitutional procedure Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/procedure The Interinstitutional procedures NAL lists the different procedures used in the context of data exchange between the institutions involved in the legislative process. +19031 Legal basis Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/legal-basis This table provides the legal basis based on the legal acts used for a given public procurement procedure. The table is provided by the Publications Office. +19032 Main activity Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/main-activity "This table provides the list of main activities of the buyers. The codes associated with contracting authorities are derived from the top level of the Classification of the functions of the government (COFOG) from the United Nations Statistics Division. The codes associated with contracting entities are derived from sectors explicitly falling within the sectoral directive (2014/25/EU Art. 8 - Art. 14)." +19033 Measurement unit Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/measurement-unit Measurement unit +19034 Missing info submission Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/missing-info-submission This table provides the list of codes indicating wether tenderer-related information (complete or parcial) can be supplemented even after the submission deadline. +19035 Modification justification Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/modification-justification This table provides the main reasons for modifying a contract within the domain of public procurement. +19036 Non award justification Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/non-award-justification This table provides the list of reasons of the buyer for not choosing a winner in the procurement procedure. +19037 Notice type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/notice-type This table provides a list of public procurement notices according to procurement legislation published once a project is approved. +19038 Number fixed Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/number-fixed This table provides the codes linked to fix values within the context of public procurement. +19039 Number threshold Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/number-threshold This table provides the codes linked to the type of threshold values within the context of public procurement. +19040 Number type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/number-type The Number type NAL provides the grammatical distinctions of numerals. The grammar distinguishes between cardinal and ordinal numbers. +19041 Number weight Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/number-weight This table provides the codes linked to the type of weight values used in award criteria within the context of public procurement. +19042 Organisation role Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/organisation-role This table provides the list of the different functions of the organisations in a procurement procedure. +19043 Organisation subrole Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/organisation-subrole This table provides the list of the different sub-functions of the organisations in a procurement procedure. +19044 Other place service Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/other-place-service This table provides the broad geopolitical areas linked to the location of works and the place of performance or delivery within the context of public procurement. +19045 Permission Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/permission This table provides the codes linked to the different values of permission and/or obligation. +19046 Procedure phase Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/procedure-phase The Procedure phase authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing phases of various decisional processes. It was originally created for AKN4EU specifications concerning documents pertaining to the ordinary legislative procedure, but it can be used for other purposes in the future, as a reference for phases of procedures of all nature – non legislative, legislative, internal, interinstitutional and judicial. It is part of the exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the European Union. It provides an authority code and the start-use date and a definition of each concept. The Procedure phase authority table is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +19047 Procurement procedure type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/procurement-procedure-type This table provides a list of activities leading to the conclusion of public contracts used in public procurement according to the legislation. +19048 Public event type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/public-event-type The table defines public event types. A public event is something that happens at a particular place and time, organised by an agent for a particular purpose, and is of interest to a general audience. This definition excludes natural events such as earthquakes or hurricanes. +19049 Received submission type Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/received-submission-type This table provides the list of relevant categories used to classify tenders or requests to participate received within the context of public procurement. +1905 A Taxonomy of David Bowie’s Many Personas and Their Many Imitators http://www.vulture.com/2015/12/david-bowie-personas-imitators.html It doesn’t take a rock expert to know that David Bowie’s musical influence has cast a large shadow ever since he broke out as a quasi-alien pop star with his 1972 classic The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars. But one could have never heard a note of Bowie’s music (including his new album) and still be wowed by the extent to which the man’s various guises have, as you can see here, inspired a multitude of artists. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Bowie should be blushing. +19050 Reserved procurement Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/reserved-procurement This table provides the values used to indicate wether the participation in the procurement is reserved for specific organisations. +19051 Selection criterion Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/selection-criterion This table provides the list of condictions that are concerned for evaluation purposes. In the domain of public procurement, selection criteria are normally based on a specific legal framework. This codelist is a subset of the ESPD codelist CriterionTaxonomy. +19052 Social objective Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/social-objective This table provides the values linked to any social objective promoted by the technical specifications, award criteria, selection criteria or contract performance conditions included in a procurement. +19053 Strategic procurement Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/strategic-procurement This table provides the information about whether a procurement aims to reduce environmental impact, fulfil social objectives and/or buy innovative works, supplies or services. These condictions are achived via either technical specifications, selection criteria, award criteria and contract terms. +19054 Subcontracting indication Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/subcontracting-indication This table provides the list of codes and values used to indicate information regarding the share of parts of a contract to third parties. The share may refer to the portion of work, services or supplies and/or to the subject matter being subcontracted. +19055 Subcontracting obligation Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/subcontracting-obligation This table provides the list of codes and values used for the obligation of the economic operator of sharing parts of the original contract to third parties. The share may refer to the portion of work, services or supplies. +19056 Subject matter Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/subject-matter The Subject matter classification shows the concepts used for the indexation of notices published on EUR-Lex. The subject matter classification exists in parallel with two other classifications: the Directory of European Union Legislation and EuroVoc. Differently from these, the subject matter classification is aligned strictly to the evolution of European Union policies cited in the different treaties of the European Union that can be consulted at: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/collection/eu-law/treaties.html?locale=en.The content of the subject matter classification is managed by the GIL working group (Inter-institutional Group on Legislation). +19057 Usage Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/usage This table provides the list of codes and values indicating the application of criteria or other concepts and information. +19058 Winner selection status Name Authority List http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/winner-selection-status This table provides the list of codes and values used to indicate whether a tenderer was chosen to be awarded with a contract and wether the competiotion is open. +19059 Thesaurus Unesp http://portal.biblioteca.unesp.br/tematres/vocab/ The UNESP Thesaurus has vocabulary with specialized terms from the areas of knowledge of its teaching, research and extension activities. It is built with the combination of controlled vocabularies from the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), Terminology from the National Library of Brazil (BN) Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) and Health Sciences Descriptors (DeCS) in MARC21 authority records. The TemaTres software provides access to the Thesaurus UNESP, used to represent the content of the most significant information in books, dissertations, theses, monographs, course completion papers, journal articles, documents, legislation, etc. The UNESP (São Paulo State University) Language Group, made up of library catalogers and researchers in the Knowledge Organization area, has been responsible for maintaining the UNESP Thesaurus since 2013. The maintenance work is continuous to correct keywords and consistency of hierarchical relationships between terms. Tips for searching: Step 1 - Type a word, part of the word or phrase in the search box. Step 2 - Choose the keyword. Step 3 - The search result preview will show the keyword and its relationships that can be selected, if they are more specific or more generic. Step 4 - On the right side of the selected keyword, you have the access link for choosing the bibliographic records that contain the keyword. +1906 Material Archive Glossary http://www.materialarchiv.ch/ The glossary supplements the more detailed material data sets and material group descriptions of the database, as well as additional information on processing and manufacturing techniques. +19060 User-oriented vocabulary for public services in Norway, maintained by the Norwegian Digitalisation Agency. Los consists of around 500 concepts and over 2900 alternative labels (synonyms, former names, etc.) that can be used for categorization of content and resources across portals and to help users navigate. +19062 General Formal Ontology The General Formal Ontology is an upper ontology developed by Onto-Med. +19063 +19064 https://www.onto-med.de/ontologies/gfo The Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) is an upper ontology that incorporating developments from GFO, DOLCE and the Ontology of Universals. UFO is the foundational ontology for the ontology modeling language OntoUML. +1907 Shelf classification of the Landtagsbibliothek Rheinland-Pfalz http://www.landtag.rlp.de/icc/Internet-DE/med/601/6017b063-e613-e319-1989-54286d35f8f4 Library Systematics Last update: 29.07.2014 +1908 Decimal System for Classifying Data Pertaining to the Petroleum Industry http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015021085355 The 'Decimal Classification' was first printed by the National Petroleum Publishing Company, publishers of National Petroleum News, in 1928. A second edition appeared in serial form in The Petroleum Engineer in 1938 and was later reprinted in booklet form. During the intervening years since it was first available, many persons apparently have found this system useful in meeting their filing problems. Articles printed in The Petroleum Engineer have for many years been numbered in accordance with this decimal classification to facilitate orderly clipping and filing. It has also found use in oil company offices and libraries where filing of petroleum technology reference material is a day-to-day problem. (...) From the standpoint of one interested in some specialized industry, such as petroleum, the system developed by Dewey is too broad. Being all inclusive, it subordinates the particular things in which we are interested to the main divisions of knowledge in such a way that much of our material is widely scattered. The decimal classification given in the following pages is modeled after the plan used by Dewey, except that all knowledge is subordinated to the field of petroleum technology, to which the whole classification applies. It is intended to provide an orderly and systematic arrangement of reference material for individuals whose chief interest lies in the field of petroleum technology. The main framework of the classification is indicated in the abridged list of 100 topics or subdivisions of petroleum technology (...). In the complete index, which appears on later pages, each division in this list is divided into ten subdivisions, thus providing 1, 000 topics with a number between 0 and 1, 000 assigned to each. Each number is followed by a decimal point, and additional digits may be added to the right of the decimal point if our needs require more detailed classification. The decimal point is used merely for convenience in reading and has no special significance. An effort has been made to include in the classification a number for every topic of any importance pertaining to the petroleum and related industries. When topics have been overlooked, it should be easy to extend the classification, where necessary, by providing a number that would place the topic in its proper sequence with relation to other topics. +1909 HCRS http://www.hrcsonline.net/ The HRCS is a system for classifying and analysing biomedical and health research funding. Its role is to faciliate research management by answering strategic questions about investment. (...) The Health Categories dimension of the HRCS captures the area of health or disease being studied. There are 21 separate categories which encompass all diseases, conditions and areas of health. (...) Research Activity Codes classify types of research activity. This dimension of the HRCS has 48 codes divided into eight overarching code groups which encompass all aspects of health related research activity ranging from basic to applied research. +191 SCIS Subject Headings http://www2.curriculum.edu.au/scis/subject_headings.html Includes subject headings specific to Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands. Free 5 day trial, customers pay an annual subscription fee. SCIS Subject Headings is a comprehensive controlled vocabulary developed specifically to provide subject access in library catalogues in Australian and New Zealand schools. Both SCIS Subject Headings and Schools Online Thesaurus terms are used by SCIS Cataloguing Agencies when selecting or devising appropriate subject access for resources added to the SCIS database. SCIS Subject Headings may be used by library staff in schools to assist in conforming to SCIS standards when assigning subject headings to local resources. It can also be used by other organisations or services that require a controlled vocabulary specifically designed for the subject analysis of educational and curriculum materials. +1910 Swedish-English Dictionary of Higher Education https://www.uhr.se/publikationer/svensk-engelsk-ordbok/ The Swedish-English dictionary contains translations of terms relevant to higher education. The starting point for the selection is that the terms are either specific to the university area or have a specific meaning in terms of education. Some terms contain, in addition to English translation, a definition or a remark. Does not contain translations of government names or government service titles. (...) The terms can be searched both in Swedish and English, but the dictionary is based on the Swedish terms. Definitions and remarks are only available in Swedish. Clickable terms have a definition or a remark The others have only one translation, sometimes synonyms and comparisons are also available. You will get the same information about the term, whether you are looking for Swedish or English. The English translation is based on British English. With / US /. +1911 Foreign Name Book http://www.regeringen.se/informationsmaterial/2013/07/utrikes-namnbok/ Foreign Directory contains translations into English, German, French, Spanish and, to a certain extent Finnish and Russian, by names of authorities and organizations, EU agencies and countries. In addition, it contains government service titles. +1912 Cutter Expansive Classification http://forbeslibrary.org/research/cutter-classification/ Charles Ammi Cutter (1837–1903), inspired by the decimal classification of his contemporary Melvil Dewey, originally developed his own classification scheme for the collections of the Boston Athenaeum, at which he served as librarian for two dozen years. He began work on it about 1880 and published the first schedules in the early 1890s. His five-volume catalogue of the Athenaeum collection is a classic in bibliographic history. The Cutter classification, although adopted by comparatively few libraries, mostly in New England, has been called one of the most logical and scholarly of American classifications. Its outline served as a basis for the Library of Congress classification, which also took over some of its features. It did not catch on as did Dewey's system because Cutter died before it was completely finished, making no provision for the kind of development necessary as the bounds of knowledge expanded and scholarly emphases changed throughout the 20th century. +1913 Berlin system http://www.zlb.de/de/fachinformation/spezialbereiche/berlin-studien/berlin-systematik.html +1914 http://www.mathontheweb.org/mathweb/Classif/RZhClassification.html This classification was prepared as a piece of the UDC (Universal Decimal Classification) which covers all knowledge in a fairly uniform way. +1916 IWRF Functional Classification System http://www.iwrf.com/?page=classification Wheelchair Rugby, with roots in wheelchair basketball and ice hockey, began in Canada in the 1970s as a counterpart to wheelchair basketball for persons with tetraplegia or tetra-equivalent function. The first classification system was medically based and there were three classes, largely determined by medical diagnosis and level of spinal cord injury. In 1991, the system was changed to a functional classification system unique to the sport of wheelchair rugby. This was done for many reasons, including the need to have a system that would accommodate the growing number of athletes both with and without spinal cord injury (such as polio, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis and amputations). +192 Schools Online Thesaurus http://scot.curriculum.edu.au/ The Schools Online Thesaurus (ScOT) provides a controlled vocabulary of terms used in Australian and New Zealand schools. It encompasses all subject areas as well as terms describing educational and administrative processes. The thesaurus links non-preferred terms to curriculum terms. It also relates terms in a browsable structure. These features make ScOT an ideal vocabulary to integrate into search mechanisms of learning management systems. +193 Terminology of European Education and Training Policy http://www.cedefop.europa.eu/EN/publications/13125.aspx This multilingual glossary of terms used in education and training policy is intended for researchers and more generally for all those involved in education and training policy. It does not represent an exhaustive inventory of the terminology used by specialists; rather it identifies a selection of key terms that are essential for an understanding of current education and training policy in Europe. +1936 Thesaurus of Clinical Signs http://www.orpha.net/consor/cgi-bin/Disease_DiagnosisAssistance.php This file contains the thesaurus of clinical signs used for indexing rare disorders. Clinical signs are defined using a controlled vocabulary and classified by main organs and systems. +1939 Open Shelves Classification https://wiki.librarything.com/index.php/Open_Shelves_Classification "(...) a free, 'humble', modern, open-source, crowd-sourced replacement for the Dewey Decimal System. (...) The OSC will be: • Collaboratively written The OSC itself should be written socially--slowly, with great care and testing--but socially. See the Build the Open Shelves Classification group. • Collaboratively assigned As each level of OSC is proposed and ratified, members will be invited to catalog LibraryThing's books according to it. Using LibraryThing's fielded bibliographic wiki, Common Knowledge. And include: • Progressive development Written ""level-by-level"" (DDC's classes, divisions, etc.), in a process of discussion, schedule proposals, adoption of a tentative schedule, collaborative assignment of a large number of books, statistical testing, more discussion, revision and 'solidification'. • Public-library focus Academic collections, being larger, are less likely to change to a new system. Also, academic collections mostly use the Library of Congress System, which is already in the public domain. • Statistical testing As far as we are aware, no classification system has ever been tested statistically as it was built. Yet there are various interesting ways of doing just that. For example, it would be good to see how a proposed shelf-order matches up against other systems, like DDC, LCC, LCSH and tagging. If a statistical cluster in one of these systems ends up dispersed in OSC, why? (...) The OSC Project is a collaborative effort by LibraryThing members." +194 http://www.ciedelanus.com.ar/docs/CursoTesauro/TESAURO.doc +1941 Classification for music libraries http://w3id.org/nkos/nkostype#classification_schema The classification makes it possible to record music (graphical music recordings, music prints, notes, acoustic music recordings, musical instruments, files). Facets of the classification may include the following: voices and musical instruments used in the recording in standardized abbreviation, genre, genre, form, stylistic direction, geographic reference, occasion, purpose, social carrier, Popularity, technical format). +1944 Systematics of the University Library Dortmund http://www.ub.tu-dortmund.de/Fachinformation/Wirtschaftswissenschaften/bw_syst.html The UB Dortmund presents its media in the Central Library according to the set-up system of economics and social sciences. There are also two other installation systems in the libraries architecture (10 main classes) and civil engineering and spatial planning (11 main classes). +1945 Subject classification system of the University of Marburg https://www.uni-marburg.de/bis/ueber_uns/dezbib/bibgw/bibbr/brfachsys The subject system of the Department of Religious Studies lists 17 topics of the religions divided into continents and religious groups. The notation consists of a three-digit number. +1946 Billings Classification http://billi.nypl.org/ The Billings Classification is a subject classification developed by John Shaw Billings in 1899. It was not an abstract experiment in the mapping of human knowledge, but rather a system devised specifically for the optimum arrangement of the Library’s collections. Dr. Billings envisioned a layout for the building, and while his classification scheme was in fact a division of human intellectual achievement into various subject areas designated by letter codes varying in number (usually three), it was fashioned in such a way as to maximize access to the unique holdings of the Library. The planned physical space—how things would function—all played a role in the construction of his classification. The majority of the Billings classmarks are not longer in use, as NYPL began using a fixed order system in the 1950s. +1947 Fintech Taxonomy http://vedanvi.com/fintech-taxonomy-map/ Fintech is a broad category describing an entire market. And it’s quite hard to try and get your head around this rapidly evolving market. But knowing the landscape can have great advantages: • If you are just starting out, it will give you a good idea of what’s working and what is not, and more importantly, which segment provides the opportunity for fastest growth; • If you are already a Fintech pioneer, then knowing the landscape will help you explore market gaps for expansion or diversification; • You will have a much better handle on new and emerging competitors, threatening your business model; and • If you are an incumbent player, then knowledge of the landscape will help you identify acquisition or joint venture partnering opportunities, as a way to entering or getting exposure to the exciting world of Fintech. To make sense of this market and for your benefit, we have already started to map out the Fintech landscape, or Fintech taxonomy, as there just isn’t enough information out there. (...) The map is divided across seven distinct functional lines covering the entire financial services landscape. The World Economic Forum research identified the first five and we added the last two categories to include suppliers and intermediaries. +1949 Aves - A Taxonomy in Flux http://jboyd.net/Taxo/taxo1.html There are big changes underway in bird taxonomy. You've probably noticed that the checklist is always changing. Suddenly the ducks have replaced the loons in front of the NGS guide. Not too long ago the shrikes and vireos were next to the warblers, now they're next to the jays. Maybe you've heard that vultures are storks, or that they're not really storks after all, or that North American tanagers are now cardinals, or that saltators are tanagers, not cardinals. Then there are the Baltimore and Bullock's Orioles, or are they just Northern Orioles? Are they Slate-colored and Oregon Juncos, or maybe it's Dark-eyed Junco today. Not only are species being split or lumped, but everything is being rearranged. A new view of bird taxonomy takes shape as we watch. There have always been questions and disagreements about bird taxonomy, and it has always been changing (see Bruce, 2003). Since Aristotle or before, people have tried to find a natural way to order all bird species (the very words 'genus' and 'species' carry the Aristotelean tradition). Early attempts were based on obvious similarities, such as grouping all waterbirds together. But what constitutes a natural order? Linnaeus simplified scientific nomenclature by naming each type bird with a genus and species, but was unable to tell us what order was natural. It is not until Darwin that we get a clearcut way to order the birds. They should be ordered according to descent. Birds with more recent common ancestors should be grouped together. Thomas Huxley (1867) was the first to construct a comprehensive bird list on Darwinian lines. He focused on the characteristics of the bird's skull to determine common inherited features that he could base his taxonomy on. Numerous other ornithologists have used morphological traits to classify the birds, with Livezey and Zusi (2007) being the most recent effort of this type. More recently, focus has shifted to molecular methods, the most important of which is to directly study the stuff of inheritance—DNA. The culmination of the first wave of DNA based taxonomy were the publications by Sibley, Ahlquist, and Monroe (Sibley, Ahlquist, and Monroe, 1988; Sibley and Ahlquist, 1990; Sibley and Monroe, 1990). Sibley, Ahlquist, and Monroe used DNA hybridization to try to classify birds. This, together with increasing emphasis on cladistic methods, has revitalized interest in bird taxonomy. In the 1990's, DNA hybridization was replaced by the much more precise DNA sequencing, allowing direct examination of the genes themselves. This has opened the possibility of constructing a 'tree of life' showing the evolutionary relationships between all living organisms. It has brought the prospect of producing a completely accurate taxonomic tree of all living bird species, and touched off an onslaught of new research. This ongoing research is the driving force behind the checklist changes. This set of web pages contains a guess at what the avian part of the tree of life might look like. It examines recent taxonomic changes, and possible changes to come. Some of the projected changes are pretty solid, others are guesses based on current research. Keep in mind that some of my guesses will turn out to be wrong, and some of the research they are based will be wrong or misleading. There will doubtless be taxonomic surprises before the entire avian tree is worked out, just as there have been a number of recent surprises. +195 Thesaurus of European Education Systems http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/education/eurydice/tese_de.php "Thesaurus of European Educational System ""21 microthesauri, 4 unstructured lists, 1387 descriptors, 1371 non-descriptors and 312 explanatory notes, as a multilingual thesaurus, TESE is tailored to the needs of the Eurydice network, Lifelong Learning ', the European Union's action program on cooperation in the field of education. TESE is intended primarily to index Eurydice's bibliographic and electronic databases, but it is also intended to navigate the central website of the Eurydice Information Center of the Eurydice TESE is to be used in university libraries, the libraries of the Ministry of Education and various documentation centers (included in FENPROF, Em documentation center of the teachers' union). In Italy, TESE is used by the National Agency for the Development of the School Autonomy (formerly INDIRE) to index documents in a database for teachers, students and educators" +1950 AP News Taxonomy https://developer.ap.org/ap-metadata-services#apNewsTaxonomy The AP News Taxonomy is a comprehensive set of standardized vocabularies for describing English-language news content. Terms in the vocabularies cover all aspects of news: subjects, people, places, organizations, and more. When you submit content to the automated AP Tagging Service, the data that comes back is drawn from these vocabularies. Publishers may also choose to integrate the AP News Taxonomy into their own publishing systems to support manual tagging. In addition to standardized terminology and unique IDs, the taxonomy stores a variety of details about the people, places, and topics it contains. This information can power enhanced search experiences, browsing and discovery, or informational displays. +1951 European Union Telematics Controlled Terms http://eutct.ema.europa.eu/eutct/ The European Union Telematics Controlled Terms (EUTCT) System is a Community repository and provider of controlled terms in multiple languages for the ongoing exchange of data between information systems and applications throughout the European Medicines Regulatory Network (EMRN). • It is intended that the EUTCT System will serve not only all current and future EU Telematics systems but, as far as is possible, the entire regulatory community for the pharmaceutical industry. • The system will also act as a medicinal products dictionary for use in validating information submitted to the Eudra family of applications electronically, for identification purposes. +1952 Glossary of Talent Acquisition Metrics http://trendline.dcrworkforce.com/a-glossary-of-talent-acquisition-terms.html For quite some time now, recruiting organizations have been capturing and monitoring performance data. Additionally, they have been using benchmark data to provide an objective lens through which information can be viewed and comparisons can be made. These comparisons are often used to drive the changes in behavior, strategy, or technology needed to improve performance. However, often the terminology and nomenclature of these metrics varies from company to company or analyst to analyst. In this article, we provide a glossary of the major talent acquisition metrics that companies should be tracking and compiling. +1953 AtoM-Places http://koronis.at/tematres/vocab/ A taxonomy of Late Antique, Byzantine, and post-Byzantine sites, created as the basis for the places taxonomy for the collection management system mailto:AtoM@DO of the Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives of Dumbarton Oaks. +1954 INTAL Documentation Center Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/intal/tesauro/ This service allows you to search by topics, navigating the different areas of knowledge and selecting the term or terms to make a query. The terms are hierarchically ordered showing the relationship of specificity between them. +1955 CRS Legislative Subject Terms Used in THOMAS Beginning with the 111th Congress, all legislative measures are assigned at least one Subject term drawn from a new list of terms presented on this page. The Subject terms are designed to better group legislation, to improve consistency, and to shorten the time it takes to add Subject terms to bills. Subject terms can also be assigned from a large list of terms corresponding to geographic areas (foreign and domestic), U.S. government entities, and congressional committees. See the CRS Named-Entity Subject Terms for a complete list of those terms. Subject term assignment is cumulative; that is, it is added to in order to reflect revisions (if any) made to the measure as it moves through the legislative process. When looking at the Subject terms assigned to a bill or resolution, you will notice that the first term on the list appears out of alphabetical order. This is the Top Term for the measure, and it corresponds to the broad category that best describes the concerns of the measure's text. Top Terms are represented by the bold 'umbrella' terms on the list below. Terms assigned to legislation from the 110th and earlier Congresses came from a list that was based upon a thesaurus known as the Legislative Indexing Vocabulary (LIV). CRS plans to convert the LIV terms assigned to bills from the 93rd through the 110th Congresses to the new Subject terms as time and resources permit. +1956 CRS Named-Entity Subject Terms Used in THOMAS http://thomas.loc.gov/help/terms-names.html Legislative analysts from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) closely examine the content of each bill and resolution and assign (index) as many Subject terms as are required to describe the measure's substance and effects. Beginning with the 111th Congress, all legislative measures are assigned at least one Subject term drawn from the terms presented at CRS Legislative Subject Terms. Searchable Subjects also include a large number of terms corresponding to geographic areas (foreign and domestic), U.S. government entities, and congressional committees shown in the list below. +1957 https://www.ub.uio.no/bruk/sok-i-hele-biblioteket/emneord/humord/ A thesaurus that originates from the humanities and social sciences, but has grown to cover most subjects. The vocabulary contains 17956 concepts, with terms in Norwegian Bokmål only. Mapping to Dewey is an ongoing project. +1958 NPRIE Probation Thesaurus http://www.thesauri.co.uk/NPRIE.html The NPRIE Probation Thesaurus has been developed over many years by librarians and information managers within Probation trusts in England and Wales including Alida Teijken, Andrew Parkes, Cath Fell, Helen Parris, Hilary Lawrenson, Jill Whiteman, Judith Sawbridge, Kath Oates and Steve Burgess. The thesaurus covers general and technical terminology used in the Criminal Justice System in the United Kingdom; and also terms relating to law and social sciences. NPRIE (National Probation Research and Information Exchange) is no longer in existence and given the recent changes in the probation service and the reduction in number of libraries within probation, the thesaurus is no longer updated. +1959 Glossary of Architectural Terms http://architecturaltrust.org/outreach/education/glossary-of-architectural-terms/ The mission of the Trust for Architectural Easements is to preserve America’s architectural heritage. We accomplish this mission primarily through the acceptance and stewardship of historic preservation easements. The Trust is one of the largest preservation easement holding organizations in the country, with protected properties in eight states. +196 Home and Insertion Thesaurus The thesaurus, in its current state, needs to be validated by the professionals of the reception / integration of the young people of the Center region. It is experimental, its elaboration (structuring and choice of the descriptors) There are surely synonyms to be included, additional associations to be inserted and application notes to be added This thesaurus allows several levels of use, from the simple classification of the documents To bibliographic research in the documentary holdings of the network, to the indexing of documents. +1960 Glossary on Assisted Reproductive Technology Terminology http://www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/infertility/art_terminology.pdf Many definitions used in medically assisted reproduction (MAR) vary in different settings, making it difficult to standardize and compare procedures in different countries and regions. With the expansion of infertility interventions worldwide, including lower resource settings, the importance and value of a common nomenclature is critical. The objective is to develop an internationally accepted and continually updated set of definitions, which would be utilized to standardize and harmonize international data collection, and to assist in monitoring the availability, efficacy, and safety of assisted reproductive technology (ART) being practiced worldwide. (...) A consensus was reached on 87 terms,expanding the original glossary by 34 terms, which included definitions for numerous clinical and laboratory procedures.Special emphasis was placed in describing outcome measures such as cumulative delivery rates and other markers of safety and efficacy in ART. (...) Standardized terminology should assist in analysis of worldwide trends in MAR interventions and in the comparison of ART outcomes across countries and regions.This glossary will contribute to a more standardized communication among professionals responsible for ART practice, as well as those responsible for national, regional and international registries. +1961 Social Semantic Web Thesaurus Concepts in the semantic web and social web domain. +1962 Database of historical persons, things (lemma) and place names https://www.ssrq-sds-fds.ch/typo3/index.php?id=132 "The goal of this project is to develop a database for historical persons, places and concepts - and relationships between them - for the collection of Swiss sources of law."" The database is intended to allow all relevant information (ie, Which are contained in the printed registers) in a structured form, and it should also be possible to produce printed registers for individual volumes from these data. In order to enable as many future applications as possible, it is crucial that the information can be processed mechanically. For this purpose, they must not only exist as unstructured texts, but must be stored as structured data with precisely defined semantics. """"" +1963 Admiralty Scale https://github.com/MISP/misp-taxonomies/tree/master/admiralty-scale The Admiralty Scale (also called the NATO System) is used to rank the reliability of a source and the credibility of an information. +1964 Traffic Light Protocol The Traffic Light Protocol - or short: TLP - was designed with the objective to create a favorable classification scheme for sharing sensitive information while keeping the control over its distribution at the same time. +1965 Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing http://veriscommunity.net/ The Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing (VERIS) is a set of metrics designed to provide a common language for describing security incidents in a structured and repeatable manner. VERIS is a response to one of the most critical and persistent challenges in the security industry - a lack of quality information. VERIS targets this problem by helping organizations to collect useful incident-related information and to share that information - anonymously and responsibly - with others. The overall goal is to lay a foundation from which we can constructively and cooperatively learn from our experiences to better measure and manage risk. +1966 Glossary of terms of information competences https://web.archive.org/web/20140518141250/https://glossar.ub.uni-kl.de/ As of Dec. 31, 2016 discontinued. +1967 Electoral Political Thesaurus http://www.ine.mx/archivos3/portal/historico/contenido/Tesauro_politico-electoral01/ It is an ordered relationship of the terms (related to each other) that are included or described individually in books, documents, etc., and which form part of the library catalog of the National Electoral Institute. +1968 Serbian thesaurus of matters http://www.serbi.ula.ve/tematres/vocab/ 62880 Terms, 5732 Relationship between terms, 14643 Equivalent terms. +1969 Thesaurus Archives of the City Arganda del Rey +197 Comprehensive University Library System http://www.hbz-nrw.de/produkte_dienstl/ghb-sys/ According to this system, numerous university and technical college libraries provide their books freely accessible to the users. The GHB installation system is not updated since October 2004 and is frozen at the status of 25 June 2004. The libraries responsible for the specialist systems no longer undertake this task +1970 Glossary of Knowledge Organization http://www.iskoi.org/doc/glossario.htm Extended and up-to-date version of the glossary published in Claudio Gnoli, Vittorio Marino, and Luca Rosati, Hops, 2006. Collaboration with Fulvio Mazzocchi and Riccardo Ridi in the book 'Organizing knowledge: from libraries to the information architecture for the Web'. The entries in Italian are written in round, while their English equivalents in italics. The illustration of terms is above all an explanatory purpose and does not pretend to constitute a perfect and exhaustive definition. +1971 Glossary of Terms Relating to Thesauri and Other Forms of Structured Vocabulary for Information Retrieval http://www.willpowerinfo.co.uk/glossary.htm Confusion often arises when different people use terms to mean different things. In drawing up the following list I am grateful for suggestions and comments from three consultant colleagues who specialise in the development and use of thesauri and other forms of structured vocabulary for information retrieval: Stella Dextre Clarke, Alan Gilchrist and Ron Davies. I have tried as far as possible to maintain consistency with definitions which we drafted for the revised British standards for thesaurus construction (BS 8723:2005 Structured vocabularies for information retrieval) and have taken some account of the definitions in the USA national standard, Z39.19. I do not claim that these definitions are 'correct' and that other meanings are 'wrong', but I hope that they will be found to be a consistent and well-defined set which will aid communication by encouraging everyone to use the same words with the same meaning. Discussions about some of the definitions are continuing, and they may change. Some of the definitions, notes and examples are my personal suggestions, and my colleagues may not agree with them. +1972 Information Architecture Glossary http://argus-acia.com/white_papers/iaglossary.html This glossary is intended to foster development of a shared vocabulary within the new and rapidly evolving field of information architecture. It should serve as a valuable reference for anyone involved with or interested in the design of information architectures for web sites, intranets and other information systems. Although this may seem obvious, we want to make it clear that the terms in this glossary are defined in relation to the field of information architecture. We have attempted to be faithful to the ordinary usage of terms to the degree possible. However, as with any specialty, some common words are used in somewhat uncommon ways within this field, and it is those meanings we have tried to capture. Defining information architecture is an important and controversial challenge. +1973 JURISCAN Thesaurus http://www.gobiernodecanarias.org/juriscan/tesauro.jsp JURISCAN is a database developed by the Government of the Canary Islands with the aim of disseminating knowledge and facilitating the consultation of the legal system of the Autonomous Community. (...) The consultation system allows from the simplest, with a minimum Of search arguments relating to the formal presentation of the provision, to the most complex one, in which elements related to the title, rank, subject matter or date of the arrangement can be combined.The search by subject is facilitated by a thesaurus Of about 3,000 terms that serves to standardize the terminology and structure the retrieval of documents. +1974 Tesauro Online http://www.apdeba.org/tesauro-online/ The Thesaurus is an orderly and open set of terms of a thematic area, on which a synonymy and homonymy control has been made, which allows to find the key words (descriptors) to adequately synthesize the documents and facilitate their location In the Database, constituting a bridge between the terminology of the author and the specific interest of the reader. The Argentine Psychoanalytic Association (APA) published the first version in 1990, which was followed by new editions that were enlarged and corrected: in 1997, the first revised edition was published; in 2006, the third edition was edited and enlarged. +1975 Environmental Thesaurus for Colombia http://www.invemar.org.co/redcostera1/invemar/docs/tesauro_ambiental/naveg.htm +1976 e-Science Thesaurus http://esciencelibrary.umassmed.edu/professional-educ/escience-thesaurus The e-Science Thesaurus is a resource that supports and provides direction to the health sciences and science and technology library community by exploring the terminology, literature, and resources that describe and inform librarians about patron instruction, collection development, and research services related to e-Science and research data management principles and practice. The Thesaurus strives to describe the concepts, services, tools and resources required to create, curate, preserve and disseminate digital scholarship. (...) Through the NER’s e-Science Portal, the e-Science Thesaurus serves as a resource to provide an educational reference for health sciences and science and technology librarians wanting to explore e-Science, research data management and digital scholarship activities. The objective of this project is to inform the library community about emerging roles and services in e-Science and research data management by introducing vocabulary terms, formative literature, and relevant resources concerning these topics. Through this effort, the Thesaurus aspires to be a resource that will provide health sciences librarians with the opportunity to acquire professional knowledge about e-Science, research data management, and digital scholarship in order to become familiar with and implement these activities into their own professional practice. +1977 Thesaurus of the Environment for Latin America and the Caribbean http://hdl.handle.net/11362/29455 For a better understanding of the subject and adequate application of the descriptors in the process of analysis of environmental information, we considered it necessary to present in the first part of the thesaurus, the modules or large categories under which the descriptors have been grouped. These categories offer an overview of the components of the environment and coincide with the organization that is given by the majority of specialists to study the Latin American environmental context. Our purpose has been to locate the user of the thesaurus, in the first term, in front of a spatial and historical sequence of the trajectory of the subject and to illustrate the inseparable result of the treatment of the same, if the socio-economic factors of the region are not considered. +1978 Thesaurus of Latin American Criminal Policy http://www.metabase.net/metarecursos/control/tesauro_criminal.pdf The purpose of this project is the development of a system for the treatment and recovery of legal documentary information in criminal matters that allows the judicial officer and the legal operator to have updated, systematic and official information in the field of jurisprudence , Legislation and doctrine (...) This instrument is the result of the merger of the Criminologist Thesaurus and  Of the Criminal Legal Thesaurus elaborated by ILANUD in 1983 and 1985 respectively and includes the most important descriptors in both subjects. In parallel, and in order to facilitate its use, the manuals for the use and indexing of the Thesaurus were developed. In the preparation of this thesaurus, the valuable competition of prestigious specialists in Criminal Law, Criminology and Documentary Sciences of Latin America was counted, which allows to assure that it is a useful and reliable tool for the treatment and analysis of information. +1979 Thesaurus of Natural and Productive Resources of Chile http://www.ciren.cl/cedoc/images/tesauro_tematico.pdf The current Thesaurus of Natural and Productive Resources of Chile, based on the Thesaurus prepared by IREN in 1979, has undergone numerous revisions and updates over the years. 1994, and in view of the many changes that have taken place since that year, the CIREN Documentation Center, in the middle of 2001, started the task of preparing a new edition, corrected and updated, in order to incorporate the new terminology that The terminology included is currently used in CIREN as a standardized terminological control tool for the assignment of keywords or descriptors used in the indexing and retrieval processes of Information, which allows us to deepen the analysis of the documentary collection in the section on the categories Thematic and specific topics to which the content of each information object processed and analyzed in the Bibliographic Information System (SIB), available in the CEDOC of CIREN and in the Map of originals of the Technical File Area or Central of Originals, refer to the content of each information object processed and analyzed. The catalogs of the databases that make up the SIB are available online at http://www.ciren.cl on the CEDOC website and at the Institutional INTRANET. +198 Thesaurus Brased http://pergamum.inep.gov.br/pergamum/biblioteca/pesquisa_thesauro.php The Brazilian Thesaurus of Education (Brased) is a controlled vocabulary that brings together terms and concepts, extracted from documents analyzed in the Information Center and Library in Education (Cibec), related to each other from a conceptual framework of the area.These terms, Called descriptors, are intended for indexing and retrieval of information. +1980 PsycTESTS Classification System http://www.apa.org/pubs/databases/training/psyctests-class-codes.aspx Every record in PsycTESTS receives a PsycTESTS Classification, which is used to identify the general area of psychology that the measure is designed to assess. This field was added to PsycTESTS as a part of our November 2014 update. All records in the database at that time were updated with a PsycTESTS Classification. +1981 Systematics of the Saarland Bibliography http://www.sulb.uni-saarland.de/de/suchen/sbo/systematik/ The system of the Saarland Library with a link to the library catalog. +1982 Systematics of the Hittite Bibliography http://www.hethport.uni-wuerzburg.de/hetbibsys/obsah.php The present update extends the continuous bibliography of the author in the HethitologiePortal with a systematic classification that facilitates access and orientation in new scientific production according to different thematic and methodological aspects as well as specializations in the field of hittitology and anatolian archeology The necessary extension to related disciplines and adjacent areas. Thus, the systematic bibliography of Hittitology is based, the last period of which was the starting point of this new data collection. Within the framework of a small project funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), the extensive older part of the bibliography for the system was developed, corrected and supplemented between 2009 and the beginning of 2012. The processed material should, as far as possible, open up all the hitherto literature from the beginning, especially since the beginning of the 20th century. The classification and arrangement system corresponds to that of the systematic bibliography of the Hethitology of V. Souček and J. Siegelová, which divided the literature into nine large groups - general, archeology, writing, languages, geography, social, history, religion, cultural history. Within these groups a finer arrangement is then made according to the thematic orientation of the works to be treated, with the aim that the increasing amounts of data remain clear, accessible and user-friendly. The complete overview of the classification can be found in the introductory table. By clicking on the individual links in the decimal scheme, the individual topics can be opened. However, there are only a few publications focusing on a single problem. It is a great advantage of the electronic processing of bibliographical data that the works can be recorded in several relevant places and can be referenced by links. The basic classification, of course, is guided by the main theme. The broadening topics or the questions which are treated only in an additional way in the respective work are taken into account by the publication in the corresponding chapter 'under the line', ie. Only after the works in which the relevant problem circle is the focus. +1983 Systematics of the Bavarian Bibliography http://www.bayerische-bibliographie.de/ The Bavarian Bibliography is the largest national bibliography in the German-speaking world. It compares as completely as possible all German and foreign-language publications, which have a relation to Bavaria. +1984 Systematics of the country library Baden Wurttemberg http://www.statistik.baden-wuerttemberg.de/LABI/LABI.asp?K4=5&T4=S Systematics of the Landesbibliographie Baden-Württemberg with proof of possession of the respective library +1985 Systematics topics of the Hamburg-Bibliography http://www.sub.uni-hamburg.de/hamburg/hamburg-bibliographie.html The Hamburg bibliography documents all literature, whether printed or electronic, referring to Hamburg and personalities from Hamburg. It has books, magazines and series, maps and atlases, essays and periodicals. +1986 Systematics of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern bibliography https://opac.lbs-wismar.gbv.de/DB=2.1/LBSSYST The bibliography of Mecklenburg-Hither Pomerania is indexed by this classification scheme. It is segmented in 13 major groups from 1 to 13 +1987 Systematics of the Lower Saxon Bibliography http://www.gwlb.de/nis/niedersaechsische_bibliographie/ The Lower Saxon Bibliography is a regional bibliography for the states of Lower Saxony and Bremen. It contains references to the literature on these countries and their regions since the year 1966. +1988 System of the North Rhine-Westphalian Bibliography https://nwbib.de/ Association catalog of the university libraries of North Rhine-Westphalia and a large part of Rhineland-Palatinate +1989 Spatial System of the North-West-Westphalian Bibliography https://nwbib.de/ +199 Health Education Thesaurus http://www.inpes.sante.fr/CFESBases/catalogue/pdf/882.pdf The thesaurus in health education was developed from version 2 of the BDSP (Public Health Databank) thesaurus used at the National Institute for Prevention and Education for Health and in some education committees This thesaurus BDSP 2 contains 5,200 descriptors and has wide-ranging possibilities for use in areas such as epidemiology, care or health technologies, but it has deficiencies, notably in education for health And Patient Education, in Psychology, Pedagogy and Sociology The Thesaurus in Health Education is a documentary tool gathering all the notions useful to characterize the content of documents in health education. +1990 http://www.rlb.de/rpb04/notation.html Rhineland-Palatinate Bibliography with bibliographical references from all areas of knowledge +1991 Local Systematics of the Rhineland-Palatinate Bibliography http://www.rlb.de/rpb04/krverz.htm +1992 https://bibliographie.schleswig-holstein.de//content/index.xml The content development is carried out according to a systematically arranged system, adapted to the needs of a regional bibliography and the literature supply in Schleswig-Holstein. +1993 Systematics Time, epochs of the Schleswig-Holstein bibliography http://www.shlb.de/abacus-cgi/shbib.pl The content development is carried out according to a systematically arranged system, adapted to the needs of a regional bibliography and the literature supply in Schleswig-Holstein. +1994 Systematics of bibliography of Oldenburg http://134.106.84.190/olbib/ The Oldenburgische Bibliographie is the regional bibliography for the area of the old country Oldenburg. It lists books, essays and other media on all aspects of the territory of this territory in history and present. It also contains literature on the Principalities of Eutin and Birkenfeld for the period of their membership of the Oldenburgian state. +1995 System of the country library Oldenburg http://www.lb-oldenburg.de/benutzun/neuinlbo/angebo2cfh.htm System for the establishment of media in the free hand area of the Landesbibliothek Oldenburg +1996 Installation system of the state library Niederösterreich http://www.noe.gv.at/Bildung/Landesbibliothek/SammlungenAbteilungen/Lesesaal.html There is a selection of reference works in the reading room, which are excluded from regular borrowing as a reference stock. These reference works are offered for use as a free-hand area of the Lesesaal in a systematic manner. +1997 Directory search of the Bibliography on Upper Austrian History http://www.ooegeschichte.at/forschung/literatur/historische-bibliografie/verzeichnissuche.html For the directory search, the table of contents, which is pre-presented to each printed bibliography, is presented, which provides a first content structuring and classification of the bibliographic single entries into a thematic framework And to improve the accuracy of the results for selected topics, but minor errors can also be caused by slight differences in the chapter names of the individual bibliographic pages forming the database of the present database. +1998 Classifications of the bibliography portal on the history of East Central Europe http://www.litdok.de/cgi-bin/litdok?t_syslist=x Classification sheme of the bibliography portal on the history of East Central Europe. +1999 PhilPapers Categories http://philpapers.org/browse/all Welcome to the PhilPapers Bibliography, the most comprehensive bibliography of philosophy. The bibliography currently counts 5147 categories managed by 628 volunteer editors. +20 Inter-Active Terminology for Europe http://iate.europa.eu In IATE you can find EU-specific terminology and jargon, as well as terms from all sorts of areas, such as law, agriculture, information technology and many others. IATE has 8.4 million terms, including approximately 540 000 abbreviations and 130 000 phrases, and covers all 23 official EU languages. New terms are added every day and the contents are constantly updated. IATE plays a major role in ensuring the quality of the written communication of the EU institutions and bodies. +200 Thesaurus MOTBIS http://www.cndp.fr/thesaurus-motbis/site/ Unique controlled language for indexing, exchanging, searching for educational information, language for the various actors of education: pupils, documentalists, teachers, administrative staff, etc. Language specializing in the field of education and Education and contents of French general education; Reference language used in the colleges and lycées, the IUFM, the CAFA network, the CDI network of agricultural education and throughout the SCÉRÉN network ( CNDP-CRDP-CDDP-CLDP) Language enriched and updated by specialists in documentation and education, coordinated by the CNDP Total number of terms 21432, Number of descriptors 10310, Number of non-descriptors 11122, Number Of microthesaurus 68 + 10 annexes. +2000 Systematics of the International Archives Bibliography https://www.online.uni-marburg.de/archivschule/ Systematics for the International Archive Bibliography of the Archive School Marburg +20000 BARTOC data formats http://bartoc.org/ Data formats for Knowledge Organization Systems as listed in BARTOC.org +20001 BARTOC access modes http://bartoc.org/ This vocabulary is used to specify the access modes of a knowledge organization system listed in BARTOC.org: free (the vocabulary is freely available), registered (access requires registration), or licensed (access requires a personalized license). +20002 BARTOC vocabulary API types http://bartoc.org/ Vocabulary service API types +2001 Systematics of the Annotated Bibliography of Political Science http://pw-portal.de/bibliografie/systematik The system was developed in 1995 and is a mirror of its time, it can be limited and very carefully changed. Each book is provided by us with a main rubric and up to 10 secondary rubrics. In combination with the other search criteria, the system proves to be an indispensable research tool. +2002 Bibliografia Historii Śląska Systematyka http://www.bhsl.pl/systematyka The bibliography on the history of Silesia records the history of the historically working sciences on the past of the region and thus fulfills a scientific and a scientific-popular function. Both monographs and contributions from anthologies and journals (except for the daily press and weekly newspapers) are considered. Input into the database is primarily the history of scientific publications as well as contributions from other scientific disciplines concerning historical content. Literature with a country-specific character, as well as those dealing with problems of the present (publications in the field of political, economic or social sciences), will only be taken into account if their content has references to the history. The bibliography records the territory of historical Silesia and parts of the country that are historically related to Silesia. The parts of Silesia, which are now in the Czech Republic, are also part of the Lubusz region and part of Upper Lusatia. The online database contains the bibliographical material from the years 1990-2010. At present, it has more than 60,000 titles and is constantly being expanded. +2003 http://www.bnc.cat/lenoti/ The list heading names and titles of the Library of Catalonia (Lenôtre) contains authority records name, title, and name-title used for the classification of documents. The authority records can include, in addition to the heading, headings not accepted related headings and notes about the use of the header. Cataloging rules used by the library to choose and shape of name headings, name-title and title are the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules (Part II). The authorities used format is the MARC 21 Format for Authority Data. The list contains authority records created by the Library since 2000 - at that time the Library began implementing the guideline maintenance of authority records name, title, and name-title CD-P 010 Manual procedures of the Library of Catalonia: descriptive cataloging. The constant introduction of new headers and the need to review and update existing headings Lenôtre make the organism live in a perpetual process of transformation and change. Updates the content of the database monthly fee. Hopefully Lenôtre promotes the standardization of our catalogs to facilitate access to and exchange of bibliographic information. +2004 Name and Title Authority File of Catalonia http://cantic.bnc.cat/ The catalog of names and titles authorities of Catalonia (canticle) is a catalog of cooperative authorities carried out in the Catalog of the Universities of Catalonia (CCUC) and is led by the Library of Catalonia. Its aim is to standardize access points of bibliographic catalogs, improve communication between the various catalogs and especially encourage the search and retrieval of information. His records are available to authorities following types: • Names of individuals and families • Names of body • Names of Congress • Uniform Titles • Combinations name-title when a main, added, subject added, or series added under the name of a person, entity or congress includes a uniform title Excluding records following authorities: • thematic headings • Geographical names • Terms genre / form • Names with subject subdivision Canticle gives special treatment to the authorities of the name and title linked to Catalan culture. These authorities are complete and authoritative work provides, in many cases, access to information from the Encyclopedia (Encyclopedia Catalan UAA). Catalan regional authority considers: • persons and / or entities born and / or living in Catalonia, • individuals and / or organizations that use the Catalan language as a means of expression, • any person and / or organization of special interest to the Catalan culture • authorities according AACR2r be established from reference works Catalan eg Greek and Latin classics, etc. • securities linked to Catalan regional authorities, eg titles Catalan collections, anonymous classical works written in Catalan, etc. +20049 https://www.dnb.de/ddcindnb DDC-Subject groups and included DDC classes for the New Release Service and the Series A, B, C, H and O of the Deutsche Nationalbibliografie (based on DDC 23). Used since 2004. +2005 Czech National Authority Database http://aleph22.nkp.cz/F/?func=file&file_name=find-b&CON_LNG=CZE&local_base=aut The portal of the National Authority of the Czech Republic focuses on a fragmented information on the issue (in the broadest sense) of the creation and use of sets of national authorities of all types. Nominated authorities include a set of personnel and corporate authorities (names of institutions and actions), gender, family, and author / author authority for use in both document and document processing. Subjects of authority include sets of thematic, geographical and formal authorities, making available a set of chronological authority terms is being prepared. Within this database is also published a set of Conspectus groups (Czech and English version) and a set of authorities for the places of release of old prints. In 2006 a trial operation for the creation and use of name authorities for Czech book production and musical works (music and sound recordings) was launched. Under name titles, we include authorities for unified titles and methodology, as well as author / name authorities. Name authorities are used in both name and subject processing. +20050 http://fkdigbib.de/ueber.html +20051 Open Science Taxonomy https://www.fosteropenscience.eu/about#download The Open Science Taxonomy has been developed in project FOSTER (Facilitate Open Science Training for European Research) to map basic concepts of Open Science. +20053 Joining vocabulary http://www.itcsoldadura.org/images/pdfs/vocabulari_ed3.pdf Collection of more than 6,000 words and terms in Catalan, Spanish and English related mainly with the welding and allied technologies. Elaborated by the ITCS (Institut Tècnic Català de la Soldadura). +20054 Contribution to the Catalan geographical terminology https://publicacions.iec.cat/repository/pdf/00000238/00000007.pdf Dictionary of geographical terms in Catalan, with some 4,000 entries. +20055 Glossary of Library and Information Science http://www.kla.kr/jsp/fileboard/termdic.do "This book is a necessary reference for librarians, researchers, students, and general users of the library, including the overall literature and information science of Korea and the current status and operation of libraries. After the first publication of ""Library Studies and Information Studies Dictionary"" in 1986, the title was changed to ""Literature Information Dictionary"" in 1996 and the revised edition is published this time." +20056 Korea Standard Industry Code http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ The Korea Standard Industry Code (KSIC) is a systematic classification of industrial activities performed mainly by production units (business units, business units, etc.) according to their similarity. This Korean Standard Industrial Classification was prepared for statistical purposes, such as collecting, marking, and analyzing industry-related data, and the Statistics Act stipulates that all statistical agencies are required to use it for the accuracy and comparability of industrial statistical data. +20057 Educational Subjects Classification https://w3id.org/class/esc/scheme The Educational Subjects Classification (ESC) is an extension of the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED-2013). For example, it can be used for classifying by subject services that enable access to or discovery of educational resources. It is developed and maintained in the context of the OER Worldmap (OER = Open Educational Resources). +20058 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=13 local shelf classification ancient history at TIB library +20059 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=15 local shelf classification law at TIB library +2006 Thesaurus of Basler Afrika Bibliographien http://baslerafrikabibliographien.faust-web.de/dothes.FAU?sid=EA53B6461&dm=1&thes=1 +20060 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=9 local shelf classification social sciences at TIB library +20061 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=7 local shelf classification economics at TIB library +20062 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=12 local shelf classification history at TIB library +20063 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=18 local shelf classification mathematics at TIB library +20064 local shelf classification history of religion at TIB library +20065 https://www.tib.eu/systematik/systemstelle.php?st_id=10 local shelf classification religion at TIB library +20066 Blockchain Technology Industry Code http://kostat.go.kr It is preparing and implementing development strategies at the pan-government level to enhance social benefits through the development of blockchain technology, support the development of source technology and manpower, survey the status of policy effects analysis, and establish a standardized classification system. In order to prepare relevant statistics and utilize them for administrative purposes, the classification system for blockchain technology industry classification is prepared in a subdivided and updated form and the public notice is promoted. +20067 Standard Korean Trade Classification http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/link.do?gubun=003 The Korean Standard Trade Classification is a systematic classification of this product according to certain criteria and principles, such as its characteristics, characteristics of materials used in production, and production stages, in order to collect, analyze and compare data on products subject to foreign trade. +20068 Korean standard Classification of Expenditure According to Purpose http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/index.jsp# ▶ Purpose of classification SNA(System of National Account) is prepared, used as a standard for household expenditure surveys and consumer price surveys of consumer price surveys. ▶ Classification criteria * The Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose (COICOP) by Purpose, Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households(COPNI), and Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG) established by the United Nations - Developed to meet international standards. * The Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purposes (COICOP) classifies all consumption expenditures by households, individual consumption expenditures by non-profit organizations and governments serving households. * The Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households (COPNI) is a classification of end-consumption, intermediate consumption, total capital formation, light transition and capital transfers spent by non-profit organizations. * The Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG) is a classification of transactions concerning final consumption, intermediate consumption, total capital formation, current transfers and capital transfers spent by the government. ▶ Classification structure - COICOP-K consists of 15 divisions, 63 groups, 188 classes, and 353 tax categories. - COPNI-K consists of 9 divisions, 26 subgroups, and 30 classes. - COFOG-K consists of 10 divisions, 68 groups, and 108 classes. +20069 the Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose, COICOP-K http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/index.jsp# Classification of all consumption expenditures by households, individual consumption expenditures by non-profit organizations and governments serving households +2007 Estonian Subject Thesaurus http://ems.elnet.ee/ Eesti märksõnastik' (EMS) is a estonian subejct thesaurus structure +20070 Korean Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/index.jsp# The Classification of Purpose of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households of Korea (COPNI-K) of non-profit organizations serving households is one of the attached categories for Korean standard purposes prepared by the National Statistical Office and classifies transactions related to final consumption, intermediate consumption, total capital formation, current and capital transfer spent by non-profit organizations. It is used as a system of national accounts (SNA) and criteria for classifying household expenditure surveys and consumer price surveys. +20071 Korean Classification of the Functions of Government http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/index.jsp# Classification of transactions concerning final consumption, intermediate consumption, total capital formation, current transfers and capital transfers spent by the government +20072 Classification of Spatial information industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - In order to foster the rapidly growing spatial information industry in various fields such as logistics and culture as a new growth engine, the scope of related industries is specified and prepared for the production of accurate industrial status statistics. - Prepare the spatial information industry (industries that produce, manage, process and distribute spatial information* or integrate with other industries to build systems or provide services) in Article 2 of the Space Information Industry Promotion Act. * Location information of natural or artificial objects in space, such as ground, underground, water, water, water, etc., and spatial cognition information related to them. - Businesses belonging to the spatial information industry are classified into six divisions, 16 divisions, and 20 groups, including manufacturing, wholesale and service industries, in accordance with the Korean Standard Industry Classification (KSIC, 10th). ○ Including spatial information such as LBS* and ITS** games, related industries that are used in convergence or various combinations with or are used as linked industries * Location based services, ** Intelligent transport system - A project to utilize survey and satellite images as spatial information - Location-based service industry and equipment related to location determination, such as satellite measurement - Development of software for the production, management, processing, and distribution of spatial information - education, counseling, etc. related to spatial information +20073 Classification of Tourism Industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Established to prepare the standards for basic surveys to establish tourism policies - Based on the Standard International Classification of Tourism Activities co-written by the World Tourism Organization and the United Nations Statistical Commission, it reflects the characteristics of the domestic industry. - Includes construction, automobile sales, transportation, lodging and restaurant business, real estate and mechanical equipment rental business, travel agencies and other travel assistance businesses, etc. +20074 Classification of Design industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Establishment of design policies to enhance the competitiveness of the design industry and upgrading the forecast environment - Improving the reliability of design industry statistics defined as design companies and design utilization companies and enhancing the effectiveness of design policies such as time series prediction. - Prepare a classification system (plan) for the design industry, which is divided into 8 major categories, 42 middle categories, and 154 small groups, including the establishment of new service and experience designs. * The current Korean Standard Industrial Classification (KSIC, 9th) consists of four categories: interior design, product design, visual design, and other professional design. - It is a comprehensive design industry classification system that includes all design-related industries in addition to the existing professional design industry. * The classification structure consists of three stages: large, medium, and small. The classification code uses Arabic numerals (large, one digit, two digits, and three digits). +20075 Classification of Robot industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ "- Statistical infrastructure to support the robot industry selected as a national strategic industry. - The National Science and Technology Committee selected the robot industry as a national strategic industry and established a project plan for ""Intelligent Robot Industry Vision and Development Strategy"" based on it, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, the Ministry of Information and Communication, and the National Statistical Office worked together to enact it. - Manufacturing robots, service robots and related components, robot systems, robot embedded*, robot services, etc. *Means a product that does not appear to be a robot, but is technically a robot." +20076 Classification of Logistics industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Provides a framework for analyzing industry-related and cost-benefit analysis of activities (logistics) related to freight transport that cannot be directly identified in the Korean Standard Industry Classification - Prepare the logistics business as prescribed by the Framework Act on Logistics Policy and the Restriction of Special Taxation Act based on the logistics industry. - Includes activities to directly transport freight, operation and lease of transportation support facilities, and transportation-related services; +20077 Social Service Industrial Special Code http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Select items corresponding to the social service industry based on the Korean standard industry classification and prepare a social service industrial special code (SSISC) and use it as a means to prepare basic statistics for the relevant industries. - Development of new social services, integration and integration of social services, and establishment of a consumer-centered social service industry - Raise the status of social services included in the top five creative service industries along with major promising industries that have already established special categories such as IT, content, sports and tourism. - Article 32 of the Framework Act on Social Security, Article 5 of the Act on the Use of Social Services and the Management of Permissions, and Article 2 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act - Under the Framework Act on Social Security, projects belonging to the social service industry are classified into 8 large, 15 middle, and 44 small groups in accordance with the Korean Standard Industry Classification (KSIC, 9th). +20078 Classification of Fire industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Select items corresponding to the fire industry based on the Korean standard industry classification and prepare a special classification of the fire industry, and use them as a means to prepare basic statistics for policymaking in related industries. - Classification system for systematic development of related industries by increasing the importance and scale of the fire industry - Prepare a classification system for the fire industry by dividing the design, construction, supervision, management, fire prevention, manufacturing, wholesale and retail, education, etc. into nine major categories, 21 divisions, and 38 minor categories. +20079 Classification of Ocean and fishery industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ The existing special classification of fisheries in operation is expanded to special classification of marine fisheries in order to analyze the structure of the marine industry and understand the basic status such as market size, prepare national statistics related to marine fisheries, and support policies. - inclusion of secondary outputs processed as inputs from the results of collection, capture, form, collection and extraction of marine and fishery resources; - Include inputs mainly used in the production of primary and secondary outputs related to the marine fisheries industry. - Activities to provide goods and services necessary for the protection, preservation, development, management, leisure, sports, etc. of marine fishery resources are included. +2008 Map of the Bibliography of Friborg http://www.fr.ch/bcu/a/bib_fri/plan_cl.htm +20080 Classification of Sports industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ "As the national health promotion industry grows to foster healthy bodies and minds and use leisure time, it provides a basic framework for statistics and structural analysis of sports-related industries. - Manufacturing, construction, and related service industries that support sports activities under the National Sports Promotion Act"" and industries that produce and distribute goods and services to provide sports services."" - Sports facility business under the ""Act on the Establishment and Use of Sports Facilities"" - Based on sports-related industries and products in the International Standard Industry Classification (ISIC Rev.4.0) and the Central Product Classification (CPC2.0) - Manufacturing, construction, distribution, and related services that support sports activities" +20081 Classification of Energy industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - As the importance of the environment and energy industry increases, the framework for statistics and structural analysis of energy-related industries is provided. - Conversion of the current energy industry classification prepared in 2000 to the 9th Korea Standard Industry Classification System, which was revised and announced on December 28, 2007 in accordance with the UN's 3rd International Standard Industry Classification. - Acquisition, power generation and transmission of energy sources, electric gas and water supply projects +20082 Classification of e-learning industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Special classification of eLearning industries is established to analyze structures for eLearning industries, which are representative knowledge service industries, to understand the basic status such as market size, and to enhance the effectiveness of policies for fostering industries. Special classifications contribute to improving efficiency of research work and statistical utilization by enhancing reliability, stability, and international comparability of the eLearning industry survey (approval number 11528). - Established on the basis of Article 27 of the ELearning Industry Development Act (Statistics, etc.) - eLearning content, solutions and services included in the eLearning industry survey, plus additional hardware segments targeted at eLearning-related facilities and devices. +20083 Classification of disaster safety industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - provide a classification system to establish a statistical foundation for structural analysis of the disaster safety industry, understanding the current status of the market, establishing and supporting policies for fostering the relevant industries, and supporting systematic development policies. - The Minister of Public Safety and Security classifies and manages industries in disaster prevention products and disaster prevention for fostering the disaster prevention business pursuant to Article 58 and for stable procurement and quality control of materials and materials needed for rapid recovery prevention projects. - By integrating the special classification and special classification of the disaster safety industry, the composition system of the disaster prevention, response, and recovery stages has been changed from the existing industrial activities to the disaster prevention and recovery system, consisting of 5 divisions, 16 divisions, and 71 small groups. +20084 Classification of copyright-based industries http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Systematic production of the copyright industry statistics due to the expansion of the scope of the copyright industry and the increase of social interest - To establish a classification system necessary for establishing policies for the copyright industry based on the WIPO (World Intelligent Property Organization)'s Guide to Economic Contribution of Copyright-Based Industries. - Comprehensive scope is set according to the actual conditions of the domestic industry by referring to the comprehensive scope of the WIPO copyright industry. +20085 Classification of Information and Communication Technology http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Prepare in order to understand the current status of information and communication technology related industries and to utilize them for related policies. - Based on Korea Standard Industry Classification and OECD Classification of Information and Communication Technology Industry - Industries that realize or enable the processing and communication functions of information, including transmission and presentation, mainly through electronic means: OECD Committee for Science and Technology Industry (STI Committee) +20086 Classification of intellectual property industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Establishes a statistical foundation for the intellectual property service industry, whose international value is increasing due to the increase in patent applications and disputes, and provides a basic classification system to support the establishment of systematic incubation policies for related industries. - prepare based on the intellectual property service industry as prescribed by the Framework Act on Intellectual Property and the Inventions Promotion Act. - Industrial activities such as intellectual property law proxy business, intellectual property assessment, rental and brokerage business, intellectual property distribution business, intellectual property information service business, intellectual property consulting, education, and promotion of intellectual property, etc. +20087 Classification of Contents Industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - To support the policy, the Ministry of Culture decided to unify the promotion policy of the content industry following the reorganization of the government in 2008. - Referring to international standards prepared by the OECD (Content Media Industry Classification) and UNESCO (2009 UNESCO Framework for Cultural Statistics) and reflecting the characteristics of domestic industries - Includes music, film and video, animation industry, broadcasting industry, game industry, performance industry, craft and design industry, advertising industry, information service industry, intellectual property management, etc. +20088 Classification of Environment Industry http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ "- prepared to understand the current status of environment-related industries and utilize them for policies based on the OECD's ""Environmental Goods and Services Industry"" and ""Korea Standard Industry Classification"" - Established in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment on the basis of the ""Environmental Goods and Services Industry"" stipulated by the OECD - Industries that produce goods and services that can measure, prevent, control, and minimize environmental hazards of water, air, and soil and problems related to waste, noise, and environmental systems. - Also included are clean technologies, goods and services that reduce environmental risks and minimize pollution and resource utilization." +20089 Classification of households total income and expenditures http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ According to the Classification of Households total income and expenditures, income is the sum of income for all household members, including householders, mainly for labor and business, and consists of ordinary income and non-ordinary income. It is classified into ordinary income, which has a great impact on household expenditure, any cash, securities and in-kind remuneration earned income, household owner income, spouse-related income, interest income, real estate rental income, and public pension arising from dividends such as income, insurance, and trusts. Expenditure is classified as household expenditure and consumption expenditure, which cannot be included in household expenditure and consumption expenditure on goods and services that are not classified in the major categories from food to transportation communication, such as food, housing expenses, thermal water, furniture supplies, cladding shoes, health care, education, cultural entertainment, and transportation communication, as well as transfer expenditures that cannot be included in households' free will and consumption expenditures such as taxes, public pensions, and social insurance. +2009 Systematics of the Glarner Bibliography http://www.gl.ch/xml_1/internet/de/application/d1256/d33/d106/d124/f132.cfm The Glarner Bibliography has been published annually since 1996. It shows the literature of Glaronensia. +20090 Classification by Broad Economic Categories http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ Classification by Broad Economic Categories (BEC) identified by SKTC (Standard Korean Trade Classification), Harmonized Community and Coding System of Korea (HS-K), Korea Product Classification (KCP) Service, etc. The development of the classification process was carried out in earnest by the United Nations Statistical Commission held in 1965, when the need for classification of import and export statistics such as the International Standard Trade Classification (SITC) was raised, and the classification was recommended in 1971 to reflect the opinions of UN member states and relevant international organizations. The enacted BEC was basically composed of 19 categories to respond to the final classification of use used by the System of National Accounts (SNA), such as capital goods, intermediate goods, and consumer goods systems. The enacted BEC has organized a classification system exclusively for goods. Since its enactment, it has been revised based on classification tables and explanatory materials four times, reflecting the revision results of SITC and HS, which are related product categories. The first and second amendments to the U.N. recommended were table amendments that reflected the SITC amendments, the third correction corrected errors in the BEC technology, and the fourth amendment was made with the relevant table amendments that reflected the HS amendments. The revision of the BEC was carried out in parallel with the revision of the KCPC (Korea Goods and Service Classification) in March 2018, and the final revision classification system was finalized and operated in December 2018 after three rounds of meetings with statistical authorities and public opinion collection and classification experts. BEC's final revised classification system features a more detailed and structural system than the previous classification system, including a new service sector, a mix of economic activities and end uses, and a single system of general and special intermediate consumption to identify the international value chain. +20091 Korean central product classification http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ Based on internationally agreed concepts, definitions, principles, and rules, the KCPC organized a logical and consistent statistical classification system for products such as goods and services. In addition, the revised KCPC strives to improve the suitability of reality by reflecting trends in domestic economic structure and production changes, and is designed to improve comparability and connectivity with industrial activity and trade-related statistics. +20092 Korean Standard Classification of Education http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - It is designed to improve comparability between domestic and foreign educational statistics, to identify education-related population trends, to efficiently allocate human and financial resources to education, to diagnose advantages and disadvantages of policies and institutions, and to benchmark outstanding overseas education policies and systems. - Korean standard education classification is largely divided into education level and education sector. - The education level sector was divided into the field of education programs and the field of number of education, and each unit was divided into three classes: large, medium, and small. - The large classification was classified in stages according to the curriculum of infant and primary and graduate schools based on the level of education. - Based on the nature of education, the division was divided into general education and vocational education from 2nd stage of electrical middle school (middle school) to 5th stage of professional education (or equivalent) and 8th stage of Ph.D. (or equivalent) courses. - In the case of small classification, the classification was subdivided based on the completion of each phase of the curriculum and qualification to the higher level of education. In the classification of the number of classes, the classification was subdivided based on the highest level of education learned by individuals. - The basic classification units in the field of education are education programs and related qualifications, and each unit is composed of three classes of major, minor and minor categories. - The large and middle categories are determined by the similarity of the purpose of learning and the theoretical knowledge underlying the area of the training program, and more specifically by the object of interest of the program. - Most of the classifications are divided into the tools and equipment used in the training program, along with the methods and techniques of the training program. +20093 Korean Standard classification of occupations http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ It is the job classification that systematically types what individuals are doing for income (economic activities) according to the type of work performed, and the Korean Standard Classification of Occupations (KSCO) is standardized to suit the job structure and status of Korea. The Korean standard occupation classification is based on the ability to carry out the tasks and tasks of a given job, and is considering the job level and type of job. Skill level refers to the height of job performance, which is determined by regular education, vocational training, vocational experience, and innate ability and socio-cultural environment. Skill specialization relates to the field of knowledge required to perform a task, the tools and equipment used, the raw materials input, and the types of goods or services produced. An occupation is a group of jobs that have similar task similarities. Distinguishing a set of tasks from other occupations and classifying them into the same profession presupposes a degree of similarity, which is equivalent to presenting job-specific job exclusivity that defines different tasks. However, it is very difficult to determine task-specific similarities and exclusivity due to the complexity of job performance conditions and the gap in job scope due to differences in the size of the enterprise. The criteria for task similarity include knowledge, experience, and skill required by the person performing the task, as well as the skill requirements required by the person performing the task. Sometimes, the characteristics of companies where professionals mainly work, the process of production, or the final output, are important. Non-similar jobs can be called different jobs because the requirements of exclusivity are met, and if the labor market formation varies from job to job, it can be said that they have the most obvious exclusivity. In addition, the size of employment by job is also a realistic criterion in the task categorization criterion. The Korean Standard Occupational Classification was established based on the employment of at least 1,000 people in the class unit, and 5,000 to 10,000 people are believed to be distributed in the class with a large number of employees. +20094 Korean Employment Classification of Occupations https://kssc.kostat.go.kr:8443/ksscNew_web/kssc/common/ClassificationContent.do?gubun=1&strCategoryNameCode=038&categoryMenu=007&addGubun=no The Korean Employment Classification of Occupations (KECO) is a systematic classification of jobs that reflects labor market conditions, demand, and realistic job structures. This is used for statistical purposes to aggregate and compare the results of employment-related administrative DBs or statistical survey data. It is also used as a basic classification framework for the overall employment practice, such as the National Competency Standards (NCS), vocational training, national technical qualifications, provision of vocational information, and career guidance. +20095 Human Resources in Science and Technology http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ Redesigning the concept of maximum consultation, consultation, and extended intention by combining the level of education above the level of professional education by the International Standard Education Classification with managers, experts and related workers +20096 Occupational Classification of Information and Communication Technology http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ In the digital economy, ICT (Information Communication Technology) personnel have emerged as a major force in the information age, providing a framework for efficient identification of personnel, enhancing statistical timeliness and international comparability, and providing basic data for ICT personnel policy. Korea Standard Job Classification (KSCO) selects and reclassifies items related to ICT (Information and Communication Technology (ICT) occupations. +20097 Classification of Korean Time Use Survey http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Behavior classifications are divided into 9 sections, 42 divisions, and 138 subcategories according to the purpose of the respondents' actions. - Behavior classification code is composed of three digits, first of which represents a large category, second of which represents a middle category, and third of which represents a small category. - Korean behavioral classification code has been established according to the actual conditions of Korean society based on international standards. - International standards have not been applied, but the National Statistical Office has established and applied by itself. - International standards include the United Nations' Classification of Conduct (2012), but each country that conducts a survey on living hours has been classified according to the national characteristics and recommends that Korea uses its own classification system accordingly. +20098 Korea Classification of Status in Employment http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ +20099 Korean Standard Classification of Diseases http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ksscNew_web/kssc/common/ClassificationContent.do?gubun=1&strCategoryNameCode=004&categoryMenu=007&addGubun=no The Korean Standard Classification of Diseases (KCD) is a systematic classification of disease and death data in South Korea, including medical records and cause-of-death statistical surveys, based on similarities in their nature. Ensure consistent and comparative data by applying standardized criteria when preparing statistics that identify healthcare phenomena. +201 Thesaurus of Environmental Education Terms https://archive.org/details/ERIC_ED462305 For use in Electronic Database Searching. These terms are the terms commonly used by ERIC/CSMEE and ENC, this is not an exhaustive list and is by no means the only list of search language available. It is intended as a guideline for educators. +2010 Basic Concepts Classification https://sites.google.com/a/ualberta.ca/rick-szostak/research/basic-concepts-classification-web-version-2013 The purpose of the Basic Concepts Classification is first to identify an extensive and hierarchically organized set of ‘basic concepts’: concepts that can readily be understood across disciplines and cultures. Second, all scholarly works can be classified in terms of combinations of these basic concepts. The Basic Concepts Classification thus provides a basis for a universal non-discipline-based classification. There are three broad types of basic concept. Most basic concepts refer to real (or abstract) ‘things’ (phenomena) in the world (or to properties of those things). Yet there are also various relationships among things. Since the bulk of scholarly research -- and much of the general literature as well -- analyses how one or more things influence (or are related in other ways to) one or more other things, it is desirable to classify such works in terms of combinations of basic concepts. An important minority of scholarly works discusses the properties of one or more things or relationships. These adjective/adverbial properties form a third group of basic concepts. These properties can be combined with both things and relationships to more precisely capture the important elements of both types of work. +20100 Korean Standard Classification of Diseases(Oriental Medicine) http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ The Oriental Medicine-Korean Standard Classification of Diseases is a classification table prepared and provided by the National Statistical Office, and like the classification table for disease statistics in the Korean Classification of Diseases (KCD), it is a classification table for statistical statistics on the classification of Korean medicine in U-code. At the same time, while minimizing overlapping with KCD, the name of Korean medicine, Korean medicine, and casualty disease were added considering sufficient linkage with KCD and special conditions in Korea. +20101 Korean Standard Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ The overall purpose of the KCF is to provide a unified standard language and system to represent health and health-related states. The KCF defines components of health-related well-being states (e.g., education and labor). Therefore, KCF consists of health domains and health-related domains. +20102 Patient Classification System http://biz.hira.or.kr The Patient Classification System is a system in which patients are classified into similar groups in terms of clinical significance and medical resource consumption using chronic diseases, procedures, and functional conditions. There are five subclassification systems. ㅇ Korean Diagnosis Related Group(KDRG) ㅇ Korean Rehabilitation Patient Group(KRPG) ㅇ Korean Outpatient Group(KOPG), 588 Classification System ㅇ Korean Diagnosis Related Group-Korean Medicine(KDRG-KM) ㅇ Korean Outpatient Group-Korean Medicine(KOPG-KM) +20103 Korean Diagnosis Related Group http://biz.hira.or.kr KDRG is a Korean version of DRG(Diagnosis Related Group), which is used as a payment unit for medical expenses for each disease group in Korea, and is used to calibrate patient composition when calculating relative indicators for comparison of hospital expenses. +20104 Korean Rehabilitation Patient Group http://biz.hira.or.kr The Rehabilitation Patient Classification System (KRPG) is a system that classifies inpatients who receive intensive rehabilitation treatment, and is the first of its kind developed in Korea after the acute period. Unlike the acute phase patient classification system, patients are classified as a variable to utilize the cause of damage, functional assessment (recognition function, ability to perform daily life, exercise and sensory functions). +20105 Korean Outpatient Group http://biz.hira.or.kr The Outpatient Classification System (KOPG) is used as a correction tool for patient composition in comparison with hospital-to-patient care costs and has been continuously revised to reflect clinical reality since Ver 1.0 was developed in 2006. +20106 Korean Diagnosis Related Group-KM http://biz.hira.or.kr Korean Diagnosis Related Group-KM (KDRG-KM) developed Ver 1.0 in January 2015 to use it as a correction tool for patient composition for comparison between medical institutions and has been continuously revised to reflect changing healthcare environments. +20107 Statistical standarad terms and index https://brain.k-stat.go.kr/glossary/wrdic/selectWrdSchWrdList.do Statistics Korea has provided 426 statistical terms on Statistics Korea's website since 2012 so that statistical producers and users can use accurate and consistent statistical terms in the process of creating, utilizing, and interpreting statistics, and expanding the existing 400 statistical terms to 1,606 in 2013, and expanding the service content to include only existing definitions and explanations by term, commentary, related terms, related statistical names, and English terms. +20108 Classification of administrative districts http://kssc.kostat.go.kr/ - Systematic preparation of regional statistics by coding administrative districts nationwide according to administrative system and administrative order - Regional statistical data is not only used to enhance comparability but also to refer to administrative work. - The administrative districts across the country are classified into three categories: large (city, province), middle (Gu, city, county), and small (eup, myeon, dong) and each level of classification is assigned a code, and the jurisdiction is specified. +20109 Dictionary of North Korea https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectNkTerm.do?menuId=M_03_04 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +2011 Systematics of the Bibliography on the History of the German Workers' Movement http://library.fes.de/inhalt/ueberuns/bizga-system.htm "The"" Bibliography on the History of the German Workers Movement ""is the oldest periodical publication of the library of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. [...] The database version of the bibliography is a"" bibliography on the history of the German workers' movement and on the theory and practice of the political left ""Includes a series of publications on the history of the German workers' movement, programmatic literature on leftist parties and trade unions, and daily publications by prominent figures of the leftist political spectrum, including scientific and journalistic texts, digital, printed and non-fiction (articles from anthologies and periodicals) ) And monographic publications." +20110 Terms of North Korea https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectNkTerm.do?menuId=M_03_04_01 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +20111 Terms of North Korea - A Comparison of Languages of South and North Korea https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectLangCmpr.do?menuId=M_03_04_02 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +20112 Terms of North Korea - Comparison of South and North Korean IT Terms https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectItTermCmpr.do?menuId=M_03_04_03 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +20113 Terms of North Korea - resident slang https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectNkPatter.do?menuId=M_03_04_04 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +20114 Terms of North Korea - North Korea Knowledge Dictionary https://kosis.kr/bukhan/nkDicary/selectKnwldgDicaryList.do?menuId=M_03_04_05 A Comparison of Inter-Korean Languages on the Unification Ministry's North Korea Information Portal and information on terms used in real life in North Korea +20115 Classification of Materials for Medical Treatment http://www.hira.or.kr/co/ebook/list.do?pgmid=HIRAA030402000000 It is classified for the efficiency of price calculation and management by reflecting item-specific characteristics such as function for use purposes, and the medical material code system consists of the code of the place. Treatment materials are classified into large group classification, and the large classification is classified into application and functional classification, which is the method of use of the type material specification, and the name of each supplier's product name, manufacture and import business. +20116 Terms that make health information easier to understand https://www.hira.or.kr/rc/term/getExplainList.do?pgmid=HIRAA030407000000 The difficult terms used by the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service were easily solved. +20117 Classification of Health Insurance Code https://biz.hira.or.kr/cms/CO/notice26/__icsFiles/afieldfile/2005/10/04/1172128_02.pdf This is a manual on the disease classification system and the code relating to claims for medical care currently used by the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service. Therefore, the main focus is only on basic information about how the structure of the disease classification system in use is constructed and what the classification codes (number, pharmacology, treatment materials, etc.) that exist within the classification system give content and meaning. +20118 Korean Art multilingual Terms https://www.gokams.or.kr:442/visual-art/art-terms/index.asp Encourage foreigners to recognize Korean art by proposing a translation of high-quality Korean art terms. Foreign language guidelines for major terms of 20th century Korean art that can be used for publishing and translating foreign language (English, Chinese, Japanese) related to Korean art and proposing recommendations for translation +20119 Korean Art multilingual Terms - subject https://www.gokams.or.kr:442/visual-art/art-terms/glossary/art_list.asp Art terms cover art and culture terms that must be addressed in order to form Korean art in the 20th century, and include materials, techniques, ideas, papa, art movements, events, exhibitions, art organizations, educational institutions, museums, galleries, etc. +2012 Installation system for the bibliographic reference library http://www.ub.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/informationen/systematikhb.html Cataloging system which describes the bibliographic reference library of the University Library of the Ruhr University Bochum +20120 Korean Art multilingual Terms-Person https://www.gokams.or.kr:442/visual-art/art-terms/glossary/person_list.asp It is based on the website of the National Museum of Contemporary Art and the National Museum of Art, which currently has the largest number of DBs of writers based on people born between 1850 and 1970 and the person DB of the Korea Culture and Arts Council, and the Kim Dal-jin Institute of Art (see other writers' representative agencies and sites). Korean names, Chinese characters, Ahho (title), and English names are provided in the name of the person. +20121 Korean Art multilingual Terms - organization and institution https://www.gokams.or.kr:442/visual-art/art-terms/glossary/group_list.asp "The names of organizations and institutions include art organizations, academic societies, educational institutions, art galleries, museums, galleries, etc. The names of the organizations and institutions were based on the Art Dictionary, the Korean National Cultural Encyclopedia DB, the National Museum of Art, and the major books, academic papers and newspapers of modern and contemporary Korean art, as well as the ""Korean Art Collection 1945-1999"" of the Kim Daljin Art Institute." +20122 Life insurance Terms https://www.idblife.com/support/knowledge/insurance It guides you through difficult and hard life insurance terms. If you enter the search term you want in the term search window, you can see the description of the term and find it directly in the list. +20123 Terms of annuity insurance https://www.ibki.co.kr/process/HP_CSCETR_TERM_BEF It is a glossary of terms for pension insurance provided by IBK Pension Insurance. explain difficult terms in a term Select the appropriate consonant of the term you want to find in relation to the pension, or enter the word yourself for a description of the term. +20124 Insurance Term https://www.kdblife.co.kr/ajax.do?scrId=HCSCT011M01P Search more easily with insurance dictionaries. +20125 Classification of game rating https://www.grac.or.kr/Institution/EtcForm01.aspx "As stipulated in Articles 1 and 21 of the Game Industry Promotion Act (hereinafter referred to as the Game Industry Promotion Act), ""Video or related devices and devices designed to enhance entertainment, leisure, learning and exercise effects using computer programs or other information processing technology or machinery"" shall be classified as game management committee. In other words, those who intend to produce or distribute games for the purpose of distributing or providing them for use must receive a rating classification from the Game Board before making or distributing such games." +20126 Employment and Labor Terminology https://www.keli.kr/lmsV2/WordDictHome_list.do * 997 in 6 areas Labor economy (including employment, such as the labor market), labor education, labor law, Labor welfare (including employment insurance), labor-management relations, international labor, etc. Labor economy (227), labor education (242), labor law (146), Labor welfare (152), labor-management relations (198) and international labor (32) +20127 The explanation of casino practical terminology https://www.nl.go.kr/NL/contents/search.do?srchTarget=total&pageNum=1&pageSize=10&kwd=카지노+실무+용어+해설#viewKey=CNTS-00082380317&viewType=C&category=도서&pageIdx=2 Casino business, casino operation, casino terminology +20128 Glossary of Fair Trade https://www.ftc.go.kr/www/jargonSearchList.do?key=451 Fair Trade Terminology +20129 2016 Terms of Custom Tariff https://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ebook/hs/ebook_0003/files/assets/basic-html/page-I.html Imports of overseas Internet shopping (also known as direct overseas shopping) amounted to 1.7 trillion won in 2015. Consumers will choose to purchase directly overseas if the price of the goods is cheaper than in Korea, considering the price, tariffs and delivery costs of the goods. At this time, I wanted to know the estimated tariff amount of the goods I wanted to purchase, but it was difficult to check the tariff rate because the terms in the tariff rate table were different from the terms used in real life. The tariff rate requires the item number on the tariff rate table. However, many jargon is used in the tariff table because it follows the classification system under international agreements. This booklet explains the jargon of the tariff table in an encyclopedia definition and a picture of goods, and links the name of the tariff table used in daily life with the name of the tariff table through the index table, making it easier for the general public to understand the tariff table. +2013 PIRA Demonstration Classification Scheme http://physicslearning.colorado.edu/Bib The goal of the Physics Instructional Resource Association (PIRA) Demonstration Classification Scheme is to create a logically organized and universally inclusive taxonomy giving a unique code to every lecture demonstration. (...) The topic and concept divisions of the structure loosely follow the standard textbook organization of chapter and section, although they were created to organize existing demonstrations, not cover the entirety of introductory physics, and therefore skip some areas of the curriculum covered by standard textbooks. As the standard curriculum changes over the years, categories have been created to contain the many demonstrations rendered obsolete by modern texts. Single concept films, videos, and computer programs are sometimes included but such resources have not been systematically identified. +20130 Terms of Custom Tariff(2019) https://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ebook/hs/ebook_0001/autoalbum/page/191112094056351/view.html With the development of science and technology, new products such as superfoods are increasing as Internet of Things (IoT) products that incorporate smart technologies are emerging and public interest in healthy eating is increasing. When importing or exporting new products, the appropriate item number is reported to the customs office, and the item number (item classification) applied is a key factor in determining the country of origin and complex preferential tariffs between the countries in the free trade agreement (FTA). In particular, customs officials are having difficulty in determining the exact meaning of tariff rate table terminology when classifying items. Furthermore, in addition to the tariff rate table documentation, careful consideration is required, such as criteria for application of item classification, comments on HS classification, and regulations related to item classification by other departments. In order to easily understand the jargon (about 9,600) of the tariff rate table or tariff rate table manuals, the encyclopedia was defined, photographs, etc., and other departments' regulations on item classification (164), WCOHS classification opinions (94), etc. were published in advance. +20131 Classification of Automobile Parts https://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ctensrch/openULS0404028Q.do Based on the component classification system used in the automotive HS guide book, the classification system was prepared in conjunction with the HS classification system in consideration of the accessibility and ease of access of parts manufacturers. +20132 Semiconductor Guide https://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ctensrch/openULS0404010Q.do The semiconductor guide systematically covers all the items used by semiconductor technology, from semiconductor devices to manufacturing and inspection equipment. This is a semiconductor HS guidebook published to help companies accurately report exports and imports and to establish item classification easily and systematically. Click on the list to see the semiconductor E-BOOK. +20133 Mobile Phone Parts Guide https://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ctensrch/openULS0404014Q.do Telephone was one of the greatest inventions of mankind, and it became a means of communication revolution that brought the whole world together. We tried to include the latest technical information such as smartphones and various cases of classification of items such as communication-related jargon, new manufacturing equipment, raw materials for each process, and various components. +20134 Flat Panel Display Guide http://unipass.customs.go.kr/clip/ctensrch/openULS0404011Q.do Item classification has been systematized for products related to display front and rear industries such as LCD, OLED, PDP, manufacturing and inspection equipment, and parts and materials. In order to support the accurate classification of items of the company, we published it through the process of the Korea Display Industry Association and the manufacturing industry. Click on the list to see the flat display E-BOOK. +20135 Insurance Terms https://www.kyobo.com/dgt/web/customer/finance-information/finance-dictionary/list Insurance, loan, fund, trust, retirement pension terms +20136 Terminology of standard records management http://www.archives.go.kr/next/data/standardTermList.do Provides standardized records management terminology search according to standardization of records management terminology +20137 Terms of Satellite http://nmsc.kma.go.kr/homepage/html/satellite/dic/listSatelliteDic.do 위성사전, 위성용어 +20138 List of Satellite http://nmsc.kma.go.kr/homepage/html/satellite/info/listSatelliteInfo.do Satellite name +20139 Korean Industrial Standards https://www.standard.go.kr/KSCI/standardIntro/getStandardSearchSubList.do "The term ""industrial standard"" means the standard for unifying and simplifying the type, shape, quality, production methods, methods of testing, inspection, measurement, methods of providing services related to industrial activities, etc. The Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy operates industrial standards under the Industrial Standardization Act, and the business standards announced accordingly are referred to as the Korean Industrial Standards (KS). KS (Korean Industrial Standards) is abbreviated to KS as national standards determined by the head of the National Institute of Technology and Standards and announced by the head of the competent department after deliberation by the Industrial Standards Council under the Industrial Standardization Act. Under the enactment of the Industrial Standardization Act 1961, 3,000 national standards have been in operation since 1962. In accordance with the WTO/TBT Agreement and the recommendations in APEC/SCSC, standards corresponding to international standards are complied with. The Korean Industrial Standards are composed of 21 categories, from the basic sector (A) to the information sector (X), and can be classified into three main categories: fi Product standard: stipulating the improvement, dimensions, quality, etc. of a product fi Method standards : testing, analysis, inspection and measurement methods, working standards, etc. fi Standard for delivery : stipulated terms, technology, unit, sequence, etc." +2014 Library of Avalon Classification System http://libraryofavalon.org.uk/old-website/classification.htm The Library's classification system is unique, having been devised specifically for its purpose by the Founders (who based it upon the Bliss system), and formally copyrighted in 1990. It provides far more subcategories than would the Dewey decimal classification system. It is entirely alphabetical, the first two letters being the category code, the remaining three being the first three letters of the author's surname (with precedence rules for such names as macDonald, tenEyck or duMaurier). Because the system is lengthy and detailed it is not reproduced here. It covers all esoteric subjects, including (but of course not limited to): Astrology; Arthurian legend; fiction (SF, fantasy, historical and mythological); religions (comparitive, Paganism, Wicca, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Taoism, Christianity and many others); occult teachings; magic (or magick) in numerous categories; divination; Tarot; Runes; reincarnation; Qabala (spelling optional); UFOs; ESP; astral projection; channelling; clairvoyance; philosophy; psychology; prophecy; Earth mysteries; environmental issues; sustainable living; alternative technology. The classification system is sufficiently flexible to allow the creation of new categories, which is done whenever a subject group appears to require subdivision. +20140 Classification of cancer https://www.cancer.go.kr/lay1/program/S1T211C223/cancer/list.do Sites, definitions, and types of occurrences by type of cancer, and relevant statistics. Risk factors, prevention methods, and early examination by type of cancer General symptoms, diagnostic methods, progressive stages, and diagnosis by cancer type Treatment methods by type of cancer, side effects of treatment, recurrence and transfer, and treatment status Information on the daily life and diet of patients who are about to be treated for cancer. +20141 Terms of human rights https://www.humanrights.go.kr/site/program/dictionary/listDictionary?menuid=001003006 Definitions and descriptions of human rights-related terms or words can be identified. +20142 Classification of Natural history https://www.naris.go.kr/resc/selectClassBySrch.do The National Natural History Research Information System has been established, which allows users to view various national natural history resources such as biological samples, genetic resources, journals, papers, videos, photographs, and audio stored by universities, research institutes, science museums, and private collectors. Develops the National Natural History Research Information System (NARIS) that can network national natural history resources to retrieve data, and contains vast amounts of data that can be easily found by classification, theme, and ecology through NARIS, and can be used by elementary school students, university professors, and researchers. +20143 Terms of Taekwondo Skills http://www.kukkiwon.or.kr/etribe/kor/front/education/word/terms_2011.pdf Taekwondo technical terms were not easy to name new technologies due to their lack of consistency and unity, and the same technology was sometimes called differently by different people. Also, it is hard to learn because the terms are long, and it is difficult for foreigners to follow in Korean. Meanwhile, the need for a standard vocabulary book for taekwondo has become more urgent as the terms of competition and demonstration have not been properly organized in the textbook, causing confusion of terms by team or demonstration team. Accordingly, Kukkiwon collects and reviews the various terms used in the painting and the stadium, selects 138 standard terms, and publishes a glossary with descriptions of each technique. The standard terms in Taekwondo Technical Glossary have realized consistency, unity and simplicity of terms. In addition, we have expanded the method of technology, direction of technology, and technology that has not been included in the textbook. In the future, new technology names can be consistently established, and it is easy to learn and use as it can be short pronunciations of the command within five syllables at the training site. In addition, the Romanization of the National Institute of Korean Language, the name of Taekwondo technology can be called the same anywhere in the world by using the Romanization method. +20144 Classification of Gugak: Korean Traditional Music https://archive.gugak.go.kr/portal/division/divisionMain It is a classification system for managing and searching the collection of Korean traditional music archives under the National Gugak Center. The Korean Decimal Classification Act (KDC) was established based on the classification of Gugak. +20145 Thesaurus of Gugak: Korean Traditional Music https://archive.gugak.go.kr/portal/division/thesaurusMain - Gugak sisaurus is a type of dictionary that defines the association of terms (search terms) and improves the accuracy and reproducibility of searches. - Enter the terms you want to search directly or select from the alphabet/classification index and check the relevant terms (significant/upper/lower/relevant terms) checked. - Select terms to add or exclude from the search criteria and set AND/OR conditions to provide a more accurate search +20146 Standard terms of Gugak http://www.gugak.go.kr/site/homepage/menu/viewMenu?menuid=001003001003&lang=ko - Consistently adopt terminology throughout the classification/genre. - easy and interesting terms suitable for elementary and secondary school education should be selected, but the scope of the terms should be understood by the general public who did not learn Gugak separately, and the theoretical depth should be understood by the first-year students of Gugak. - terms that satisfy the criteria such as practicality, feasibility, and unification of the Korean orthography shall be selected. +20147 Standard Korean Language Dictionary https://stdict.korean.go.kr/main/main.do (1) Standard language and other common non-standard words are included. (2) Not only general words but also jargon and proper nouns are included. Due to the large number of jargon and proper nouns, only a few were selected and included. (3) The principles or jargon and proper nouns shall contain only the units below the word, and idioms and proverbs. +20148 Basic Korean Dictionary https://krdict.korean.go.kr/kor/mainAction The Korean language basic dictionary is a Korean dictionary created by the National Institute of Korean Language in Korea, which is a basic dictionary for learning Korean on the Internet for foreign Korean learners. It is a dictionary that is the basis for translation when creating a Korean-language learning dictionary in the language of a region or country where there is a high demand for Korean learning. +20149 Korean Sign Language Dictionary http://sldict.korean.go.kr/front/main/main.do ① The Korean sign language dictionary provides sign language in three areas: 'Daily Life Sign', 'professional sign language' and 'Cultural Information Sign language'. Select the area you want to find so that you can see the corresponding sign language. - Daily life sign language (16 areas): personnel, conversation, time, hospital, designation, country name, family, occupation, food, fruits and vegetables, school life, company life, transportation, tourism, numbers, colors, sports - Professional terminology sign language (10 areas): law, transportation, medicine, information communication, Buddhism, Catholicism, Christianity, Korean language curriculum terms, economics, politics - Culture Information Sign Language: 'National Museum', 'National Folk Museum' and 'National Hangeul Museum' are described in Korean Sign Language ② Click 'Korean Sign Language Dictionary' to go to the main screen. ③ You can search for a sign by entering the word you want to find. The auto-complete search term feature makes it easy and fast to find the expression you want to find by entering just a small portion of the search term. If you do not want this feature, simply press 'Close search term auto-complete'. Select 'Find More' for faster and more accurate representation searches. fi If you select 'Notices', you can view the entire list. If you select the title of the announcement, you can view the details of the announcement. ④ On the main screen, users can see the 1st to 6th place of 'Frequently Seared Sign' and if '+ More' is selected, they can check the ranking from 1st to 100th. ⑤ You can check the usage and contents of the Korean sign language dictionary through the Korean sign language video. Choose 'Favorite' to add your Korean sign language dictionary to your favorites list on your web browser. ⑥ you select 'Screen + -', you can zoom in or out on the Korean sign language dictionary. When the 'menu description sign' function is enabled, the menu description is provided as a sign language image. If you do not want to use this feature, you can select Off. ⑦ You can check the sign you've read again through 'The Sign I Saw'. Up to 12 can be saved. Selecting 'Delete All' will delete all history of the sign you have read. ⑧ 'Finding a Hydrologic Dictionary' can be searched for a Korean sign language dictionary information, not in Korean. +2015 DIMOC Controlled Vocabulary http://dimoc.synaptica.net/pvs/browse.asp The DIMOC Controlled Vocabulary contains hierarchical terms covering DoD People, Places and Things. Terms come from authoritative sources such as the Military Services Fact Sheets. DIMOC will continue to add to the vocabulary and will partner with other agencies to ensure the most complete set of terms possible. Included in the Controlled Vocabulary is the DIMOC data schema in preparation for future uses. +20150 Encyclopedia of Korean Folk Culture https://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/main "It is a specialized encyclopedia for collecting Korean folklore, and is currently working on a compilation project by dividing the subject into eight major categories. ""The Korean Folklore Dictionary"", ""The Korean Folk Religion Dictionary"", ""The Korean Folk Literature Dictionary"", ""The Korean Folk Art Dictionary"", ""The Korean Living Dictionary"", ""The Korean Biological Dictionary"", and ""The Korean Folklore Social Dictionary"" are collectively called the Korean Dictionary." +20151 Encyclopedia of Korean Culture of Basic Necessities - clothing https://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/61/summary This dictionary classifies the clothing life into a large number of hats, tops, bottoms, outerwear, underwear, large, shoes, ornaments, hair, makeup, fabrics, dyeing, patterns, and terms. The dictionary consists of publications and publications, illustrations and table of contents, and texts and indexes. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the writers' columns were prepared so that the subjects of each writer could be found. +20152 Encyclopedia of Korean Culture of Basic Necessities-food https://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/61/summary This dictionary systematically and comprehensively describes the dietary life that has been passed down in the life of our people. +20153 Encyclopedia of Korean Culture of Basic Necessities - housing https://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/61/summary This dictionary systematically and comprehensively describes the housing life that has been passed down in the lives of our people. +20154 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : folk dramas http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary The Korean folk drama dictionary deals with mask plays, puppet plays, and good plays, which were developed from rituals related to the lives of the Korean people and developed into entertainment. Like folk plays, folk play dictionaries, which reflect the public's feelings of life, aspirations, and customs of the time, dealt with both civilian and professional entertainment, and systematically and comprehensively explained the games designated as intangible cultural properties. +20155 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : folk plays http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary The Korean folk drama dictionary deals with mask plays, puppet plays, and good plays, which were developed from rituals related to the lives of the Korean people and developed into entertainment. Like folk plays, folk play dictionaries, which reflect the public's feelings of life, aspirations, and customs of the time, dealt with both civilian and professional entertainment, and systematically and comprehensively explained the games designated as intangible cultural properties. +20156 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : folk dance http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary This dictionary classified folk dances into Nongak dance, mask dance, sound dance, nonsense dance, imitation dance, Gyobang dance, ritual dance, and new dance, and classified folk paintings into harmony, characterization, literary painting, landscape painting, and literary style. The dictionary consists of publications and publications, illustrations and table of contents, and texts and indexes. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the writers' columns were prepared so that the subjects of each writer could be found. +20157 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : folk painting http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary This dictionary classified folk dances into Nongak dance, mask dance, sound dance, nonsense dance, imitation dance, Gyobang dance, ritual dance, and new dance, and classified folk paintings into harmony, characterization, literary painting, landscape painting, and literary style. The dictionary consists of publications and publications, illustrations and table of contents, and texts and indexes. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the writers' columns were prepared so that the subjects of each writer could be found. +20158 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : folk music http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary "The newly published Korean Folk Art Dictionary, ""Music and Nongak,"" consisted of 240 items for table control, 3,200 manuscripts, 100 photos, 92 items for table control, 2,100 manuscripts, and 100 photographs for Nongak. The photographic materials were appropriately used by photographers, photographs of the head of the National Folk Museum of Korea, and photographs provided by other organizations. This dictionary classified folk music into folk songs, japga, seonsori, pansori, Byeongchang, Sanjo, and religious music. Nongak was divided into Nongak names, organization, small tools, Jangdan, Play, Pangut, Jinpul, and terms." +20159 Encyclopedia of Korean folk arts : Nongak http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/21/summary "The newly published Korean Folk Art Dictionary, ""Music and Nongak,"" consisted of 240 items for table control, 3,200 manuscripts, 100 photos, 92 items for table control, 2,100 manuscripts, and 100 photographs for Nongak. The photographic materials were appropriately used by photographers, photographs of the head of the National Folk Museum of Korea, and photographs provided by other organizations. This dictionary classified folk music into folk songs, japga, seonsori, pansori, Byeongchang, Sanjo, and religious music. Nongak was divided into Nongak names, organization, small tools, Jangdan, Play, Pangut, Jinpul, and terms." +20160 Encyclopedia of Korean rites of passage http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/5/summary This dictionary classifies lifelong rituals into birth rites, official rites, weddings, wedding ceremonies, public ceremonies, and rituals, and selected materials deemed essential for understanding the contents of the dictionary. The dictionary consists of publications and publications, illustrations and table of contents, and texts and indexes. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents presented the order of each field along with the order of the alphabetical order. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the heading. However, it is to make it easier to identify relevant procedures and terms in each field, ranging from birth rites to rituals. And the author's column included the title words and numbers written by the author so that they could find the title. +20161 Encyclopedia of Korean folk literature : folktale http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/4/summary "The Korean Folk Literature Dictionary consists of a narrative, folk song, and pansori. In 'Snowpiercer', the title of the individual narrative was mainly used as the title. In addition, terms and materials that are deemed essential to understanding the contents of the dictionary were also selected as well. In this dictionary, tales were divided into myth, legend, and folktales, and specific narratives were classified by placing a middle school section under the main tree and a small item under the middle section. The dictionary consists of a publication and a summary of publication, illustration and table of contents, followed by text, index, and writer. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and classified order. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the heading. However, they also took turns in classification to make it easier to understand the nature of the narrative and related stories. In this way, the viewer can see at a glance what kind of narrative he or she is interested in and what kind of narrative is similar to that one. This enhances accessibility to the heading language and improves the functionality of references and learning, which are characteristics of encyclopedias. And in the last column of the author's name and affiliation, the author's title and number were written so that they could find the title through it. This dictionary actively displays ""cross reference"" to strengthen its role as a guide to the dictionary so that readers can actively create a knowledge system. Interconnecting interrelated information functions to help readers proactively expand their knowledge. In particular, since the field of narrative has a lot of stories involved, cross-references that can immediately be used to find relevant headlines scattered can be used. In addition, the same story is often referred to differently, and in such cases, ""household control"" was set up so that the reader could easily access the heading." +20162 Encyclopedia of Korean folk literature : Folk song http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/4/summary "The Korean Folk Literature Dictionary consists of a narrative, folk song, and pansori. The title of the song is mainly based on the title of individual songs. In addition, terms and materials that require flowers to understand the contents of the dictionary were selected as headings. The dictionary consists of a publication and a summary of publication, illustration and table of contents, followed by text, index, and writer. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and classified order. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the heading. However, they also took turns in classification to make it easier to understand the nature of the narrative and related stories. In this way, the viewer can see at a glance what kind of narrative he or she is interested in and what kind of narrative is similar to that one. This enhances accessibility to the heading language and improves the functionality of references and learning, which are characteristics of encyclopedias. And in the last column of the author's name and affiliation, the author's title and number were written so that they could find the title through it. This dictionary actively displays ""cross reference"" to strengthen its role as a guide to the dictionary so that readers can actively create a knowledge system. Interconnecting interrelated information functions to help readers proactively expand their knowledge. In particular, since the field of narrative has a lot of stories involved, cross-references that can immediately be used to find relevant headlines scattered can be used. In addition, the same story is often referred to differently, and in such cases, ""household control"" was set up so that the reader could easily access the heading." +20163 Encyclopedia of Korean folk literature : Pansori(epic chant) http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/4/summary "The Korean Folk Literature Dictionary consists of a narrative, folk song, and pansori. The title of ""Pansori"" is mainly based on the name and title of the work. In addition, terms and materials essential for understanding the contents of the dictionary were selected as headings. In this dictionary, the five madang, which carries pansori, is divided into one branch, and works that have not been transferred to the window and works created in modern times are divided into another branch. The dictionary consists of a publication and a summary of publication, illustration and table of contents, followed by text, index, and writer. The table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and classified order. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the heading. However, they also took turns in classification to make it easier to understand the nature of the narrative and related stories. In this way, the viewer can see at a glance what kind of narrative he or she is interested in and what kind of narrative is similar to that one. This enhances accessibility to the heading language and improves the functionality of references and learning, which are characteristics of encyclopedias. And in the last column of the author's name and affiliation, the author's title and number were written so that they could find the title through it. This dictionary actively displays ""cross reference"" to strengthen its role as a guide to the dictionary so that readers can actively create a knowledge system. Interconnecting interrelated information functions to help readers proactively expand their knowledge. In particular, since the field of narrative has a lot of stories involved, cross-references that can immediately be used to find relevant headlines scattered can be used. In addition, the same story is often referred to differently, and in such cases, ""household control"" was set up so that the reader could easily access the heading." +20164 Encyclopedia of Korean folklore and traditional culture : household religion http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/3/summary "The Korean Folklore and Faith Dictionary has set its direction to strengthen the independence of individual headlines. These directions are designed to address the topic of the heading, but also to describe the peripheral matters that are important to understand the heading, so that the control of the table alone can comprehensively and in depth understand the content. In other words, the independence of individual headings was strengthened without stratifying the volume and scope of the content. The ""Muksok Sinpyeon"" and ""Village Sinpyeon"" were compiled in this direction, and the newly published home faith episode also followed this direction. In other words, a total of 248 headings were selected in seven categories, divided into sacrificial, physical, ritual, sacrificial, data, and terms. The overall composition of the dictionary is the same as that of the ""Muksangpyeon"" and the ""Muksangpyeon."" In other words, the table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and by field. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the title word. At the same time, the combination of turns by field is designed to make it easy to grasp the overall composition of the ""fake mind"" and to allow readers to see the areas of interest at a glance. For example, if you are interested in offering, you can see the offering at a glance through each field's turn, and through this, you can find the title word." +20165 Encyclopedia of Korean folklore and traditional culture : communal folk religion http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/3/summary "The Korean Folklore and Faith Dictionary has set its direction to strengthen the independence of individual headlines. These directions are designed to address the topic of the heading, but also to describe the peripheral matters that are important to understand the heading, so that the control of the table alone can comprehensively and in depth understand the content. In other words, the independence of individual headings was strengthened without stratifying the volume and scope of the content. The ""Muksok Sinpyeon"" and ""Village Sinpyeon"" were compiled in this direction, and the newly published home faith episode also followed this direction. In other words, a total of 248 headings were selected in seven categories, divided into sacrificial, physical, ritual, sacrificial, data, and terms. The overall composition of the dictionary is the same as that of the ""Muksangpyeon"" and the ""Muksangpyeon."" In other words, the table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and by field. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the title word. At the same time, the combination of turns by field is designed to make it easy to grasp the overall composition of the ""fake mind"" and to allow readers to see the areas of interest at a glance. For example, if you are interested in offering, you can see the offering at a glance through each field's turn, and through this, you can find the title word." +20166 Encyclopedia of Korean folk beliefs : shamanism http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/3/summary "The Korean Folklore and Faith Dictionary has set its direction to strengthen the independence of individual headlines. These directions are designed to address the topic of the heading, but also to describe the peripheral matters that are important to understand the heading, so that the control of the table alone can comprehensively and in depth understand the content. In other words, the independence of individual headings was strengthened without stratifying the volume and scope of the content. The ""Muksok Sinpyeon"" and ""Village Sinpyeon"" were compiled in this direction, and the newly published home faith episode also followed this direction. In other words, a total of 248 headings were selected in seven categories, divided into sacrificial, physical, ritual, sacrificial, data, and terms. The overall composition of the dictionary is the same as that of the ""Muksangpyeon"" and the ""Muksangpyeon."" In other words, the table control arrangement was arranged in alphabetical order, and the table of contents was largely arranged in alphabetical order and by field. Kanada charye is a common dictionary search method that provides relatively convenient access to the title word. At the same time, the combination of turns by field is designed to make it easy to grasp the overall composition of the ""fake mind"" and to allow readers to see the areas of interest at a glance. For example, if you are interested in offering, you can see the offering at a glance through each field's turn, and through this, you can find the title word." +20167 Encyclopedia of Korean seasonal customs : January http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/2/summary "This dictionary was published in spring, summer, autumn, and winter according to the characteristics of seasonal customs. However, in the first lunar month, Jeongwol was decentralized because it was the period of the greatest custom among the seasonal customs. This dictionary is largely divided into lunar and Gregorian periods, such as Lunar New Year's Day and the fifteenth of lunar January, and seasonal periods such as Ipchun and Woosoo, as well as monthly and daily activities. It is possible to visit and read the heading like a regular dictionary, and the entire system is organized organically, like a book. Therefore, it is also effective in finding fragmentary content and studying the overall customs of the lunar New Year. Spring, autumn, winter, appendices, and index works were published, with the first installment of the ""Encyclopedia of Korean seasonal customs"" as its head." +20168 Encyclopedia of Korean seasonal customs : season http://folkency.nfm.go.kr/kr/dic/2/summary "This dictionary was published in spring, summer, autumn, and winter according to the characteristics of seasonal customs. However, in the first lunar month, Jeongwol was decentralized because it was the period of the greatest custom among the seasonal customs. This dictionary is largely divided into lunar and Gregorian periods, such as Lunar New Year's Day and the fifteenth of lunar January, and seasonal periods such as Ipchun and Woosoo, as well as monthly and daily activities. It is possible to visit and read the heading like a regular dictionary, and the entire system is organized organically, like a book. Therefore, it is also effective in finding fragmentary content and studying the overall customs of the lunar New Year. Spring, autumn, winter, appendices, and index works were published, with the first installment of the ""Encyclopedia of Korean seasonal customs"" as its head." +20169 Encyclopedia of Korean Seasonal Customs : supplement http://kbr.go.kr/content/view.do?menuKey=446&contentKey=14 The National Institute of Biological Resources has been conducting research to review existing and newly researched and discovered organisms, and based on the results, it publishes a list of national biological species every year. In addition, through continuous research, information on newly discovered natural organisms and taxonomic groups will be developed and updated periodically. The National Biological List is of great significance in identifying the existence of native organisms living on the Korean Peninsula, as reference materials for biological resource research, as well as basic information needed to establish policies. It will be widely used and contribute greatly to the development of biological resources and biodiversity in Korea. In addition, the Korean Taxonomic Serial Number (KTSN) is provided to all species that are managed or need to be managed by Korea to be efficient at the national level. It is possible to manage biological resources, and furthermore, it has laid the foundation for handling various domestic procedures required by international laws related to biological resources, such as the Nagoya Protocol, in an efficient and unified manner. The annual list of national species is freely downloadable and available to all citizens, and organizations that cannot maintain their own accurate records provide information services that can always receive the latest information through links. ※ In the list of national species, 7 households used the classification system of Cavalier-Smith (2004) and Van Baalen (2007) and the management system of the National Institute of Biological Resources of the Ministry of Environment. +2017 Psychological Tests Classification https://www.psyndex.de/psychologie/testklassifikation.php +20170 Encyclopedia of Biodiversity https://species.nibr.go.kr/digital/enc/index.do Search Categories First grade in elementary school.It provides information on biological resources in 630 sixth-grade textbooks. +20171 National name authority service https://librarian.nl.go.kr/#tab2 National name authority service is a national bicycle data disclosure service that enables efficient access, sharing, and convergence of national knowledge information resources through the disclosure of authority data established by the National Library of Korea to promote the use of National name authority data. National name authority data is a national asset that is the starting point for national knowledge resource sharing and convergence by enabling consistent list creation and bibliographic linkage by identifying and concentrating targets (name, title, topic name, etc.). As a national library, the National Library of Korea is continuously striving to build high-quality National name authority data. We plan to service personal and group name authority data established in the first stage and gradually expand the scope to 2nd stage subject name authority data and 3rd stage unification title authority data. +20172 Glossary of Library Terms https://wl.nl.go.kr/usr/com/prm/BBSList.do?bbsId=BBSMSTR_000000000458&menuNo=13001&upperMenuId=13 Glossary of Library Terms +20173 a glossary of practical terms in the library https://www.nl.go.kr/NL/contents/search.do?srchTarget=total&pageNum=1&pageSize=10&kwd=%EA%B5%AD%EB%A6%BD%EC%A4%91%EC%95%99%EB%8F%84%EC%84%9C%EA%B4%80+%EC%8B%A4%EB%AC%B4%EC%9A%A9%EC%96%B4+%ED%95%B4%EC%84%A4%EC%A7%91#viewKey=547392586&viewType=AH1&category=%EB%8F%84%EC%84%9C&pageIdx=1 a glossary of practical terms in the library +20174 National bibliography LOD https://lod.nl.go.kr/home/index.jsp The National Library of Korea is a national library that collects and preserves works permanently. In this process, we create and manage list information in MARC form, author and subject matter transfer for the management, preservation, and service of information resources. It is a service issued in linked open data format on the Web by converting data in the form of (KOR) MARC or DBMS to RDF format for bibliographic information, topic names, and low-profile data managed and preserved by the National Library of Korea. +20175 CAPSS Selected Nomen-clature for sources of Air Pollution https://www.air.go.kr/capss/emission/search.do?menuId=33 CAPSS SNAP(Clean Air Policy Support System - Selected Nomen-clature for sources of Air Pollution) is a classification system created by the Ministry of Environment's National Fine Dust Information Center based on the European CORINAIR (CORE INventory AIR) emission classification system (SNAP 97), which is changed to suit the domestic reality and adds scattering dust and biological combustion to the existing 11 major categories to supplement them into 13 major categories. +20176 Glossary of Chemical information system https://ncis.nier.go.kr/bbs/bbsDicList.do?bbsId=0006 Glossary of Chemical Information +20177 Classification of Chemicla information system https://ncis.nier.go.kr/ghcs/ghsClassLabelingCTabList.do Classification of chemical information +20178 Land use regulation information Service http://luris.molit.go.kr/web/actreg/lawlanguage/WebLawLanguageList.jsp 1. To make it easier for anyone to understand the land use information provided by the Land Use Regulation Information System, the terms related to the area, district, etc., building use under the Building Act, urban planning facilities under the National Land Planning and Utilization Act, and other relevant laws were selected. 2. Each term consists of table control, terminology type, related laws, terminology description, and related terms (see 'Example of Term Preparation'). 3. The terms in the term list are arranged in alphabetical order for convenience of use, and consist of the words in table control, term descriptions, and reference terms (see 'Terms list description'). 4. In principle, the term description includes definitions of terms, background of introduction, location and decision criteria, subdivisions, and reference terms, and is prepared by referring to relevant statutes and relevant department policy data. 5. In order to easily identify the link between terms, we have prepared a regional classification table, a building purpose classification table, and an urban planning facility classification table. You can find it in the term classification table. 6. Terms are divided into legal and professional terms, and legal terms are faithfully reflected in the legal definitions, location, and decision criteria stipulated in the relevant statutes. The jargon was prepared using urban planning, architectural dictionaries, encyclopedias, and Korean dictionaries.7 However, various statistical data presented to assist the understanding were prepared based on the time when the relevant administrative agencies investigated and published.8. The term explanation was not limited to the specific laws, but rather summarized in various laws related to the terms. For example, in the case of roads, various laws such as the Building Act, the National Land Planning and Utilization Act, the Road Act, and the Private Investigation Act are operated differently in accordance with the purpose of legislation, and the contents prescribed by each law are mentioned together. Therefore, when using for a specific purpose, such as permission or permission, the definitions, location and decision criteria, behavioral restrictions, and permission criteria set forth in individual statutes must be checked and followed. +20179 Classfication of land of regulation information service http://luris.molit.go.kr/web/regguide/rgservice/RgGuideList.jsp Select the desired facility from among all facilities, including construction status and facility name. You can check the basic procedures and cautions in the regulatory guide. +2018 Marine Gazetteer http://www.marineregions.org/gazetteer.php Geographic Information Systems have become indispensable tools in managing and displaying marine data and information. However, a unique georeferenced standard of marine place names and areas was not available, hampering several marine geographic applications, for example the linking of these locations to databases to integrate data. The purpose of Marine Regions is therefore to create a standard, relational list of geographic names, coupled with information and maps of the geographic location of these features. This will improve access and clarity of the different geographic, marine names such as seas, sandbanks, ridges and bays and display univocally the boundaries of marine biogeographic or managerial marine areas. Marine Regions is an integration of the VLIMAR Gazetteer and the VLIZ Maritime Boundaries Geodatabase. The VLIMAR Gazetteer is a database with geographic, mainly marine names such as seas, sandbanks, seamounts, ridges, bays or even standard sampling stations used in marine research. The geographic cover of the VLIMAR gazetteer is global but initially focused on the Belgian Continental Shelf and the Scheldt Estuary and the Southern Bight of the North Sea. Gradually more regional and global geographic information was added to VLIMAR and combining this information with the Maritime Boundaries database, representing the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the world, led to the creation of marineregions.org. Marine Regions is managed by the Flanders Marine Institute. Funding for the creation of the VLIMAR gazetteer was provided initially through the EU Network of Excellence MarBEF, but also other European initiative such as EMODNet and Lifewatch provide the necessary funding for the maintenance and management of Marine Regions. With the launch of marineregions.org, we are also aiming at the establishment of an international editorial board, responsible for the content, quality control and promotion of Marine Regions. +20180 Glossary of Land, Infrastructure and Transport http://www.molit.go.kr/USR/dictionary/m_65/lst.jsp Glossary of Land, Infrastructure and Transport +20181 Dictionary of logistics https://nlic.go.kr/nlic/nlic20201112_dicEditLi.action +20182 Terms of Construction Administration https://cloud.eais.go.kr/moct/awp/aeb03/AWPAEB03L01 This dictionary organize terms related to architectural administration in a way that is easy to understand and is not case-sensitive and only searches for data within the site of the Setup. +20183 Construction Information Classification Construction Information Classification is a classification system developed by the Korea Institute of Construction Technology, which presents the necessary criteria for systematic classification and unique code assignment of information generated during the construction project process according to the purpose of classification. It also promotes the exchange and utilization of construction information by using it in various systems and application software such as PMIS, and presents the criteria for classifying technical information and data used at all stages of construction projects such as planning, design, construction, and maintenance. +20184 Terms of Aviation https://www.airportal.go.kr/knowledge/library/KdMain01.jsp?df_search_target=e_subject&df_search_keyword=A&df_search_keyword2=B&class_code=1&SearchYN=N +20185 Terminology of Atmosphere Watch http://www.climate.go.kr/home/explanation/explanation.php +20186 Terms of Climate http://www.climate.go.kr/home/06_community/06.html 기후용어사전 +20187 Climate abbreviation dictionary http://www.climate.go.kr/home/06_community/07.html Climate abbreviation List +20188 List of plant disease https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/SicknsInfoListRM.np Screen description: This is the screen for the list of disease information for each classification search. 1. Inquiry area - Enter the bottle/crop name search term and click the search button to view the list of 2. - Click the View Detailed Search button to activate the detailed inquiry area. 2. Military Information List - Click on the name to go to the detail screen. - Click on the representative photo to show a pop-up that prints the original image. Screen description: Detailed screen of disease information for each classification search. 1. Function button [Pesticide Information] A pop-up showing pesticide information is displayed. [Green agricultural materials] Pop-ups showing eco-friendly agricultural materials are printed. [Agricultural Technology Comprehensive Information] Pop-ups showing comprehensive agricultural technology information are printed. [Information/Time/Monthly Tab] Photographic information is classified and displayed for each tab. - When clicked by time, sub-tab (full/initial/medium/late/review) to check the damage photo information by symptom stage. - When clicking the monthly tab, sub-tab (January-December) should be used to check the damage picture information on a monthly basis. Go to the list screen before [List]. +20189 List of phytopathogen https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/PathogenInfoListRM.np Screen description: This is the screen for the list of disease information for each classification search. 1. Inquiry area - Enter the bottle/crop name search term and click the search button to view the list of 2. - Click the View Detailed Search button to activate the detailed inquiry area. 2. Military Information List - Click on the name to go to the detail screen. - Click on the representative photo to show a pop-up that prints the original image. Screen description: Detailed screen of disease information for each classification search. 1. Function button [Pesticide Information] A pop-up showing pesticide information is displayed. [Green agricultural materials] Pop-ups showing eco-friendly agricultural materials are printed. [Agricultural Technology Comprehensive Information] Pop-ups showing comprehensive agricultural technology information are printed. [Information/Time/Monthly Tab] Photographic information is classified and displayed for each tab. - When clicked by time, sub-tab (full/initial/medium/late/review) to check the damage photo information by symptom stage. - When clicking the monthly tab, sub-tab (January-December) should be used to check the damage picture information on a monthly basis. Go to the list screen before [List]. +2019 Thesaurus PREALP http://prealp.msh-alpes.fr/fr/thesaurus This thesaurus does not claim to compete with the major instruments of the genre. It is simply a tool, bilingual Franco-Italian, voluntarily limited to less than 1500 words and elaborated ad hoc to facilitate, enrich - for example by crossing Terms and suggest searches in the PREALP database's iconographic documents. +20190 List of insect damage information https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/HlsctIstguInfoListRM.np Screen description: This is the screen for the list of disease information for each classification search. 1. Inquiry area - Enter the bottle/crop name search term and click the search button to view the list of 2. - Click the View Detailed Search button to activate the detailed inquiry area. 2. Military Information List - Click on the name to go to the detail screen. - Click on the representative photo to show a pop-up that prints the original image. Screen description: Detailed screen of disease information for each classification search. 1. Function button [Pesticide Information] A pop-up showing pesticide information is displayed. [Green agricultural materials] Pop-ups showing eco-friendly agricultural materials are printed. [Agricultural Technology Comprehensive Information] Pop-ups showing comprehensive agricultural technology information are printed. [Information/Time/Monthly Tab] Photographic information is classified and displayed for each tab. - When clicked by time, sub-tab (full/initial/medium/late/review) to check the damage photo information by symptom stage. - When clicking the monthly tab, sub-tab (January-December) should be used to check the damage picture information on a monthly basis. Go to the list screen before [List]. +20191 List of weed information https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/WeedsInfoSearchR.np List Screen description: This is the screen for the list of disease information for each classification search. 1. Inquiry area - Enter the bottle/crop name search term and click the search button to view the list of 2. - Click the View Detailed Search button to activate the detailed inquiry area. 2. Military Information List - Click on the name to go to the detail screen. - Click on the representative photo to show a pop-up that prints the original image. Classification Screen description: Detailed screen of disease information for each classification search. 1. Function button [Pesticide Information] A pop-up showing pesticide information is displayed. [Green agricultural materials] Pop-ups showing eco-friendly agricultural materials are printed. [Agricultural Technology Comprehensive Information] Pop-ups showing comprehensive agricultural technology information are printed. [Information/Time/Monthly Tab] Photographic information is classified and displayed for each tab. - When clicked by time, sub-tab (full/initial/medium/late/review) to check the damage photo information by symptom stage. - When clicking the monthly tab, sub-tab (January-December) should be used to check the damage picture information on a monthly basis. Go to the list screen before [List]. +20192 List of natural enemy insect information https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/EnmyInfoListRM.np Screen description: This is the screen for the list of disease information for each classification search. 1. Inquiry area - Enter the bottle/crop name search term and click the search button to view the list of 2. - Click the View Detailed Search button to activate the detailed inquiry area. 2. Military Information List - Click on the name to go to the detail screen. - Click on the representative photo to show a pop-up that prints the original image. Screen description: Detailed screen of disease information for each classification search. 1. Function button [Pesticide Information] A pop-up showing pesticide information is displayed. [Green agricultural materials] Pop-ups showing eco-friendly agricultural materials are printed. [Agricultural Technology Comprehensive Information] Pop-ups showing comprehensive agricultural technology information are printed. [Information/Time/Monthly Tab] Photographic information is classified and displayed for each tab. - When clicked by time, sub-tab (full/initial/medium/late/review) to check the damage photo information by symptom stage. - When clicking the monthly tab, sub-tab (January-December) should be used to check the damage picture information on a monthly basis. Go to the list screen before [List]. +20193 Disease and pest information : Food crop https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/FoodImageListR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20194 Disease and pest information : fruit trees https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/FruitImageListR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20195 Information on pests: Vegetables https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/VegitablesImageListR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20196 Information on pests: Flower https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/FlowerImageListR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20197 Information on pests: Special crops https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/SpecialImageListR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20198 Disease and pest information: weeds https://ncpms.rda.go.kr/npms/WeedsImgSearchR.np It provides basic information, pathogen information, and general information about pests by crop. General information includes the environment of occurrence, symptom description, control method, introduction type, scientific name-identification, form, ecology, habitat, literature information, photographic information, etc. +20199 Agriculture Glossary http://www.nongsaro.go.kr/portal/ps/psq/psqb/farmTermDicLst.ps?menuId=PS00064 Digital agricultural dictionaries can be searched in Korean, Chinese, English, Japanese, and Chinese characters. With the Sisorus feature, you can see the meaning of the term as well as the information of the Sisorus built in multiple languages. 예제 ) 사과 | Apple | 沙果 | りんご | 苹果. +202 USC Shoah Foundation Institute Thesaurus http://sfi.usc.edu/content/keyword-thesaurus Containing thousands of genocide‐related concepts and experiences, the USC Shoah Foundation Institute Thesaurus is one of the first of its kind. It lists the indexing terms used to describe the Institute's video testimonies and arranges them hierarchically under broad headings. These terms have been assigned directly to digital time codes within testimonies where the specific topics are discussed, in much the same way that book index entries specify the page numbers where topics are covered. Because the Thesaurus currently contains more than 50,000 indexing terms, most of which are geographic in nature, we have abridged this document to make it more manageable in size - excluding the geographic indexing terms, the definitions and scope notes, as well as synonyms and quasi‐synonyms assigned as equivalent but non‐preferred terms. USC Shoah Foundation Institute's indexing system. +2020 Nature Publishing Group Subject Ontology http://www.nature.com/developers/hacks/#1 The Taxonomy of subject areas used to index content on nature.com. +20200 Old Agriculture Books Glossary http://lib.rda.go.kr/RDAWord/webIndex.jsp The Agricultural Science Library of the Rural Development Administration digitalizes terms and examples of agricultural ancient books of the Joseon Dynasty and provides search services, so please use them a lot. Search functionality - Search terms [Terms/Examples of the High-Cultural Translation Report] - Term/ usage information provided by the Go-Nongseo General Statement +20201 Terms of Insect Form http://www.nongsaro.go.kr/portal/ps/psw/pswb/pswbc/stleWordDicLst.ps?menuId=PS03280 It is not too much to say that all fields of entomology should start with accurate identification. If you don't know exactly what this study is about, no matter how hard you study and how good you get, you won't be able to disclose information or exchange information with other researchers, so it's just self-satisfaction. Therefore, they first go through compassion to find out what their materials are, and although they are often easily published in pictures or photographs, it is most desirable to compare them with professional literature or samples already sympathetic for accurate compassion. To this end, the insect industry department of the National Institute of Agricultural Science collects samples from all over the country every year, focusing on pests that damage crops and natural enemy insects that parasitize or eat pests. As evidence of the findings, the Insect Specimens Center samples and stores the material insects used in the study, making them available to other researchers and providing information related to insect and crop pests. +20202 Terms of Livestock http://www.nongsaro.go.kr/portal/ps/psg/psgd/stkrsTermDicLst.ps?menuId=PS03158 Provide a description of the terms of livestock +20203 Glossary of Ariculture http://lib.rda.go.kr/easydict/dictSearch.do An easy-to-understand agricultural vocabulary house purifies, digitizes, and provides difficult Chinese character-oriented agricultural terms in easy-easy terms. +20204 Essential Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Terminology http://www.lungkorea.org/glossary_search.php It is a miniature version of the 2017 Tuberculosis and Respiratory Medicine Dictionary, which is based on terms directly related to Tuberculosis and Respiratory Science. The reason for this is that medical terms are rapidly changing by sector, so it is reasonable to follow the medical terminology book of the Korean Medical Association, so we excluded them from the revision of this time. However, for readers who need it, the 2017 glossary was also available online. +20205 Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Medical Terminology http://www.lungkorea.org/glossary_search.php We confirm that the following medical terminology principles have been applied to the publication of this glossary. 1. Change difficult medical terms to easy-to-understand terms or Korean terms. 2. If only the first term is possible, but it is deemed necessary to include the second and third terms (add existing terms in addition to the Korean terms in case of difficulty in meaningful communication), the same meaning shall be separated by commas, and the number of 1, 2 and 3 shall be appended if the meaning or use is different. 3. Paste all Korean terms. 4. Remove suffixes (~phase, ~sex, ~alcohol, ~yang, ~positive, ~symptoms, ~symptoms, ~type) after nouns, but keep them in parentheses if they are not familiar with these changes or are not distinguishable from similar foreign terms. 5. In the case of scientific names, the generic name is (subject). If it is a species name, attach (species) and display it in italic font. 6. Attach '-' after adjectives to distinguish between nouns. 7. Erase 's after noun. 8. Delete the '-' between nouns and maintain the '-' between proper nouns. 9. Delete terms that were not used well in previous editions, and add new medical terms or new drug names based on Harrison's Internal Medicine Textbook (19 editions). 10. Refer to the Korean Medical Association's Medical Terminology (5 editions), Harrison's Internal Medicine Textbook (19 editions), Wikipedia, PubMed, etc. as the basis for the wording. +20206 List of Parasite Species http://www.parasitol.or.kr/parasitology/ "The Korean language name of the domestic parasite is summarized and included in the ""Korean Animal Collection"" published by the Korean Society for Animal Classification in 1997. It's been a long time since the Korean animal book was published, and I think there are many problems for members of our society to use it. So, we overcame the limitations of the list of animal species and decided to organize it because we needed to publish a systematic ""Parasite List"" at the conference level that is convenient for our members to use." +20207 The Korean Terminology of Parasites http://www.parasitol.or.kr/parasitology/ "The Korean Society of Parasite Studies wanted to increase the effectiveness of the parasite's academic vocabulary by adding terms based on the Korean Medical Association's ""Fiveth Book of Medicine (2009)"" and examining the validity of some terms. After completing this review, the fourth album of parasitic terms is a compilation of ""Parasite Korean names"" and ""Parasite General Terms"" and added terms to this book, referring to several recently published parasites, and incorporating new terms sent by members." +20208 The Korean Terminology of Parasitology http://www.parasitol.or.kr/parasitology/ "The revision of the Korean name for parasites in 1994 began with the principle of cooperating with the Korean Society for Animal Classification's decision to publish ""Korean Animal Master's Book."" Accordingly, there have been significant revisions and supplementations to past academic glossary (Parasite Academic Terminology I, 1977). The Korean name for parasites of the progenitor subfamily and the epigenetic subfamily was widely collected according to the 1994 Korean Species of Species, but only the arthropod sentence was taken from the manuscript of the ""Korean insect masterpiece (1994). The newly designated Korean word parasite may be more desirable if it is beautiful and easy to call, but it is not always possible, especially considering the principle of keeping usefulness and grammar. Previously used Korean parasites tried to strictly protect the permanence of the language by recognizing it as it was without any special errors. There were many exceptions despite the fact that various principles, both large and small, were established and the work was carried out, and this is the characteristic of the term. As set forth this time, I hope that we will continue to observe what problems are there and share opinions to create more desirable Korean names and use each other in the future. And the parasite scientist who picked up the new parasite hopes that the parasite's Korean name will be carefully named and proposed so that the proposal will be respected." +20209 Stage Art Terms - Stage Lighting https://www.staff.or.kr/Document/Term In this glossary, about 1,300 words related to lighting that are widely used in the field of stage lighting were selected and organized, and the current classification system was corrected to improve work efficiency, especially to help understand the vocabulary used at the performance site. +20210 Stage Art Terms - Stage Acoustics https://www.staff.or.kr/Document/Term As the performance has become a daily life of modern people, interest in the stage is increasing, but even concert hall officials are using unpurified foreign terms, which makes it necessary to understand and disseminate the right words. Therefore, the National Theater's Stage Art Professional Qualification Committee is developing and distributing stage art collections in three fields, including stage machinery, lighting, and sound, in order to refine and standardize stage art terms. The newly published glossary of terms in the field of stage sound has selected 1,500 common terms used on stage, including performance production, equipment operation, and performance progress, and illustrations and tables are inserted to help understand the situation. +20211 Stage Art Terms - Stage General, Mechanical, and Equipment https://www.staff.or.kr/Document/Term The characteristics of this glossary are that of the terms widely used in the field of stage art, foreign words have been rewritten in Korean as much as possible, and those used in the same meaning or more are unified into one. For example, 'the flooring' or 'the flooring plate' was unified as the 'the flooring'. In addition, the terms used in the Korean Industrial Standards were quoted as possible and new terms were developed considering the stage reality. This glossary is arranged in Korean alphabetical order, and if the same term has multiple meanings, it is divided into numbers, and terms that have the same Korean notation but have different meanings depending on the field of use or use. +20212 Encyclopedia of Musical Instruments http://musichistory.or.kr/article/naver The Encyclopedia of Musical Instruments is an instrument information provided by the Music History Research Association by dividing it into orchestra, air echo, joule echo, body echo, curtain echo, and electronic instruments, and is also provided through Naver Knowledge Encyclopedia. +20213 Encyclopedia of Classic music http://musichistory.or.kr/article/daumkakao Provides information divided into works, performers, performance organizations, composers, jazz, gugak, and world music +20214 Glossary of spatial information http://www.nsdi.go.kr/lxportal/?menuno=2755 1. This dictionary selects and compiles 2,000 terms with universality, focusing on measurement and geodetic, photographic and telemetry, GIS, intellectual, map, and ISO/TC211 among the areas related to spatial information. 2. Each term was arranged alphabetically. 3. The text was organized in the order of Korean terms [Chinese, English abbreviations, English] glossary of terms (add additional explanations if necessary). If there are synonyms and related terms, they are added after the fi and fi codes, respectively, and if there are websites that refer to them, they are marked after the ☞ sign. 4. Terms were considered as one word and written in either case, such as words, abbreviations, synthesized words or phrases, or written in Korean or abbreviated words. 5. In principle, the terms were written using Korean and Korean. However, if the Korean language did not fully express the meaning of the term or there was no Hangul to replace it, it was written as a foreign word. 6. The terms were written in Gothic, and in the case of foreign words, all but abbreviations and proper nouns were written in lowercase. 7. In principle, the glossary of terms was written in Korean and Korean, but generalized foreign words were written in Korean and foreign words were added in (). Ungeneralized foreign words were written in foreign words. 8. Foreign words were written in accordance with the Korean Language Institute's foreign language notation. 9. If the same term is used in two or more fields in different meanings, the original number (①. ②, ③...) is used in different fields. ) is explained later. 10. Pictures, photographs, and diagrams are inserted where necessary to help understand the terminology. 11. English-Korean bands are arranged in alphabetical order of English terms. 12. The contents described in the dictionary of this term are not legally effective in any case. +20215 Dictionary of Korean Food Culture https://www.kculture.or.kr/brd/board/640/L/menu/641 It contains 726 Korean food stories in various fields such as literature, proverbs, history, rituals, and folklore. +20216 Food Glossary http://www.kculture.or.kr/www/jsp/prg/food/list.jsp Provide information on the description of the food ingredients, nutritional components, weaknesses, and folk remedies using the food. +20217 Classification of Advertising Industry http://stat.mcst.go.kr/mcst/WebPortal/public/info/adver.html * Purpose and Background - Prepare measures to estimate the size of the advertising industry in an objective and consistent manner - The classification and scope of the relevant business statistical survey is unclear, making the population representative vulnerable - Advertising industry classification of actual statistics is not linked to Korea Standard Industry Classification (KSIC) ※ It is a classification system created by the Korean Cultural Information Service for statistical production of related industries, not officially established. * Evidence - Referring to the advertising field among international standards prepared by the OECD (Content Media Industry Classification) and UNESCO (2009 UNESCO Framework for Cultural Statistics) and reflecting the characteristics of the domestic industry * Coverage - Comprehensive area based on value chain activities of production, infrastructure, distribution, and service in the advertising industry * Advertising industry classification (comprehensive domain and definition) - Core advertising industry: major industries that are fully engaged in the advertising industry, such as advertising production, advertising planning, advertising agency, and advertising services. - Interdependent advertising industry: Industries that maintain organic relationships with each other in revitalizing the advertising industry, such as the advertising production equipment industry and related research companies. - Part of the advertising industry: Partially involved in the advertising industry and only extracted elements attributable to advertising to assess economic contribution - Advertising support industry: An industry that has elements of the advertising industry but supports incidental work (not included in the core area) +20218 Classification of Culture and Art Industry http://stat.mcst.go.kr/mcst/WebPortal/public/info/cultureArt.html * Purpose and Background - The importance of qualitative growth of national life increases, and the need for accurate market size estimation of the culture and arts industry arises. - Approval statistics are insufficient due to the lack of concept and scope of comprehensive scope for the culture and arts industry - the need for a separate classification of the culture and arts industry that reflects the characteristics of the culture, sports and tourism industry increases ※ It is a classification system created by the Korean Cultural Information Service for statistical production of related industries, not officially established. * Evidence - Based on the international standards prepared by UNESCO Framework for Cultural Statistics, it reflects the characteristics of the Korean culture and arts industry. * Coverage - Industrial activities that reflect social changes based on manufacturing, service, distribution and rental business, and supply businesses according to the cycle of cultural and artistic industries (creation, production, distribution, consumption and participation) * Culture and arts industry classification - Literature and publishing (large category): Translation services, literature provisioning, publishing, printing, publishing and distributing (division) - Performance (large category): Theater supply, dance supply, instrument distribution, musical instrument distribution, music reproduction, music distribution, music distribution, other performance provisioning, performance planning and production, performance clothing manufacturing, performance distribution (medium category) - Visual arts (large category): Art product manufacturing, art distribution, art distribution, art distribution, art specialization service, art supply, design, photography, photography, photography distribution, crafts distribution, crafts distribution, crafts distribution, exhibition services. * Cultural heritage and cultural facilities (large category): historic sites, literary and artistic facilities, library facilities, performance facilities, and exhibition facilities operations (medium category) +20219 Encyclopedia of Art Knowledge https://www.culture.go.kr/knowledge/encyclopediaList.do It provides information by dividing it into plays, music, dance, art, video, culture, architecture, and festival culture. +20220 Glossary of art https://www.culture.go.kr/knowledge/encyclopediaDictionary.do Provides an explanation of the art terms appearing in the Art Knowledge White Paper +20221 Job Classifications https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/job/jobList.do#tab1 It is one of the national classification systems of occupations, focusing on the knowledge, ability, and temperament needed to perform jobs in each profession. +20222 Classification of Future job guidebook https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/guidebook/guideBookList.do It introduces not only fields directly related to science and technology, but also jobs that utilize advanced technology and future jobs in various fields. We tried to expand the understanding of the world of work by presenting not only future jobs but also basic work in the field for each theme (topic). We planned to link the results of career net interest test and aptitude test with future jobs. We provided the trend of changing future jobs in a cartoon format so that teenagers can easily understand it. Future jobs are presented in nine categories, including robots, food, shelter, health, connections, bio, design, play, energy, and safety. There are 50 future jobs offered by theme. In order to select a future job, we have collected and analyzed professional literature at home and abroad extensively. After that, the survey was conducted on the related directors and finally listened to the opinions of professional experts and experts in science and technology experts. +20223 Classification of new job abroad https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/base/newJob/newJobList.do It provides information on new jobs that are gaining popularity abroad in various fields. You can select the job you are interested in to find out more information. +20224 Classification of Junior job information https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/juniorJob/juniorList.do Junior job information provides information about jobs that elementary and middle school students are interested in. Click on the job you are interested in to learn more about it. +20225 Classification of curriculum information https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/major/FunivMajorList.do Classification of curriculum information refers to details about departments in high schools and universities provided by the CareerNet career information network. It includes various information such as department overviews, related fields of study, key educational content, and related professions. For high schools, you can search based on major fields of study, while for universities, you can search based on major fields and school types +20226 Classfication of school information https://www.career.go.kr/cnet/front/base/school/schoolUniversityList.do Classification of school information is a list of schools in Korea provided by the CareerNet career information network. Schools are categorized by region, type of school, and establishment type, including elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, universities, special/various schools, and alternative schools. Based on your selections, you can view the link addresses of the corresponding schools +20227 ICT(Information & Communication Technology) integrated classification system https://spri.kr/posts/view/22345?code=stat_sw_classif It standardizes the scope of the ICT industry and provides an ICT integrated classification system that can reflect ICT technology and market changes. The dualized ICT item classification (ICT survey, ICT import and export statistics) is integrated, various Internet services are reclassified by establishing information services, and item classification is classified based on goods and services, not by company (workplace) unit +20228 Classification System of SW Industry https://spri.kr/posts/view/22347?code=stat_sw_classify Classification System of SW Industry and Detailed Items in Wide Field +20229 Classification of cloud computing https://spri.kr/posts/view/22438?code=stat_sw_classify Software industry, software detailed item classification system +2023 MoEML Gazetteer of Early Modern London https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/gazetteer_a.htm The MoEML Gazetteer of Early Modern London is a descriptive gazetteer in that each place is linked to an Encyclopedia page with a 'thick description' of place. (...) Until now, there has been no digital gazetteer and authority list for placenames in early modern London. Our gazetteer offers a standard for placenames ca. 1550-1650.1 Such a standard enables interoperability across digital projects that include early modern London placenames. Shakeosphere and DEEP have already used our gazetteer to identify toponyms in their data and link to MoEML. We hope that other scholars, editors, and researchers will adopt these authority names in secondary criticism, in modernized editions of early texts, and in datasets that include a geographic component. The gazetteer also allows us to aggregate many variant names that have been given to a place. We define place as a space that has been made meaningful by human activity or observation. The existence of a toponym is one sign that space has become place. Furthermore, toponyms often preserve a memory of why a place is significant. Thus, toponyms are intrinsically interesting to scholars of language, history, and onomastics (the study of the origin of proper names). +20230 Classification of big data https://spri.kr/posts/view/22439?code=stat_sw_classify Big data software, services, hardware, network, security, etc. +20231 Classification of IoT https://spri.kr/posts/view/22440?code=stat_sw_classify Internet of Things software, services, hardware, network, security, etc. +20232 Classification of artificial intelligence https://spri.kr/posts/view/22441?code=stat_sw_classify Artificial intelligence software, services, hardware, etc. +20233 Classification of VR/AR/MR https://spri.kr/posts/view/22442?code=stat_sw_classify The VR/AR/MR classification system (Classification of VR/AR/MR) classifies virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) into software, services, and networks. +20234 Classification of software convergence new service https://spri.kr/posts?code=stat_sw_classify The SW classification system is a classification of software convergence new service and includes the SW industry, ICT integrated items, blockchain, artificial intelligence, VR/AR/MR, IoT, big data, cloud classification system and Korean Standard Industrial Classification (KSIC), Korean Standard Classification (KSCO), Korean Employment Classification (KECO), International Standard Industrial Classification (ISCO), International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), North American Industrial Classification (NAICS), European Union Economic Activity Classification (NACE), Chinese Economic Industry Classification (ICNEA), and Japanese Standard Industrial Classification (JSIC). +20235 Classification of Blockchain https://spri.kr/posts/view/22444?code=stat_sw_classify Blockchain software, services, hardware, network, security, etc. +20236 Toxicity information service system https://www.nifds.go.kr/toxinfo/intro/dictionary/list.do Toxicity information service system (Tox-Info) is a toxic information service system developed by the Korea Food and Drug Administration, which makes it easier for the general public and experts to access information on chemicals used in direct-to-human products such as food and medicine. It consists of reliable toxic information on chemicals used in direct-to-human products such as food and medicine, addiction information that provides treatment information so that emergency medical centers in Korea can quickly respond to poisoning accidents, tobacco information that provides harmful information of harmful substances contained in cigarettes, and carcinogenic information that provides domestic and foreign carcinogenic classification information of chemicals. It provides rapid toxic information on hazardous substances through the Tox-info. +20237 Classification of Food and Drug Safety Technology https://www.khidi.or.kr/fileDownload?titleId=368174&fileId=9&fileDownType=C¶mMenuId=MENU01812 The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety's safety technology classification system is divided into six major categories: 1. Food Safety Management, 2. Nutrition Safety Management, 3. Medicines Safety Management, 4. Medical Supplies/Cosmetics Safety Management, 6. To strengthen its links to the National Science and Technology Classification System. +20238 Terms of Food and Drug https://www.mfds.go.kr/usr/lawdata_626/list.do Food and Drugs List +20239 Design classification code https://www.kipo.go.kr/kpo/BoardApp/UPatentApp?c=3001&catmenu=m06_07_04 Korea has been using the international classification of industrial design (12 editions of Locarno classification) as the international design registration application system was implemented from July 1, 2014. Design classification, or commodity classification, is prescribed by [Attachment 4] concerning Article 38 (1) and (3) of the Enforcement Rules of the same Act based on Article 40 (2) of the Design Protection Act. The 12th edition of the Locarno category is the latest edition published in January 2019, with a list of 5,378 items in 218 groups of 32 species. When applying for design registration, the class (class) of the international classification shall be entered in the [goods and goods] entry box of the application.In this case, you can refer to the items in the list of items for each design item attached. The list of design items includes the names of Locarno and the Korean classification of goods, and includes about 10,069 items. International classification shall be used only for management purposes, and it shall be noted that it shall be based on Korean classification when reviewing substance, such as prior design search. Class 2 (clothing and fashion miscellaneous goods), 5 (fabric products, artificial and natural sheet fabrics), 19 (textbooks, office supplies, art materials, and teaching materials) are some of the applications for review and the rest are design assessment applications. +20240 New patent classification system https://www.kipo.go.kr/ko/kpoContentView.do?menuCd=SCD0200271 The previous seven technical fields related to the 4th Industrial Revolution* have been expanded and improved to 16 technical fields** and added to the advanced patent classification (CPC) system. * Artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent robots, self-driving cars, 3D printing ** Artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, next-generation communications, Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent robots, drones, virtual augmented reality, smart cities, customized healthcare, innovative new drugs, advanced materials, renewable energy, 3D printing +20241 Product classification code https://www.kipo.go.kr/kpo/HtmlApp?c=31064&catmenu=m06_07_03_01&version=11 "Type classification: Enter the number of classification of goods or service industries according to the Enforcement Rules of the Trademark Act, and choose from 1-34 types of products and 35-45 types of service industries. If you know the classification, you can search by selecting the number shown in the product or service category at the bottom. Pseudo-group code: An identification symbol indicating the similar range of goods or service industries starts with G (Goods) and S (Services), and consists of five to six letters and numbers. Some products are given at least two pseudo-group codes. (Ex.) Fertilizer: G0101, snack bar: S120602, cosmetics: G1201, S120907, S128302 Multiple similarities: means a group of products belonging to two or more similar groups with properties and transaction status of the product itself. (e.g.) Multiple similarity codes for 'clothes' are G43030301, G450101, G450102, G4502, G450401, G4507 Definition of Symbols: The product name or symbol ""*"" shown is a generic name and is used when it can be classified as a different commodity depending on its purpose or material, so make sure that a similar product name exists in a different commodity. However, the symbol ""*"" shall not be entered when applying by using a form processor, etc." +20242 Glossary of intellectual Property Terms http://www.kipris.or.kr/khome/guide/add_service/dictionary_new.jsp "Intellectual property rights such as patents and trademarks are very professional, making it difficult for the general public to easily understand related terms. In addition, overseas applications or lawsuits are also an important part of the related work, so it is necessary to systematically identify internationally accepted intellectual property terms. In response, the Korean Intellectual Property Office revised the ""English-Korean Dictionary of Intellectual Property Rights"" published in 2008 to help the public understand difficult intellectual property terms and to reflect the changed intellectual property environment at home and abroad. In this revised edition, the description of the term was revised to make it easier to understand, and new terms and precedents of intellectual property rights that have emerged in Korea and abroad have been included. In addition, we have added new Chinese terms for companies that are active or are planning to enter the Chinese market, which has become more economically important. In the future, the Korean Intellectual Property Office will continue to reflect new terms and precedents in this dictionary in line with the changing environment of intellectual property rights, and will do its best to make it easier for the public to approach the intellectual property sector." +20243 Legislation Standard Terms https://elaw.klri.re.kr/kor_service/wordSearch.do Legislation Standard Terms +20244 the latest Legislation Standard Terms https://elaw.klri.re.kr/kor_service/newUpdateWord.do Provide a description of the latest legal terms +20245 Legislation Terms https://www.klri.re.kr/kor/business/bizLawDicKeyword.do Provide a description of the terms used in the statute +20246 Radioactive Waste Terms https://wacid.kins.re.kr/GLOSSARY/glossary.aspx "This dictionary is a translation of the ""Radioactive Waste Dictionary"" published by the IAEA." +20247 Nuclear Terminology https://www.kinac.re.kr/main/thesaurus?menuId=MENU00579 Terminology related to nuclear nonproliferation and nuclear security with initial search +20248 Glossary of the waste management business https://www.kinac.re.kr/main/thesaurus?menuId=MENU00579 Dictionary of Terms and Conditions for Radioactive Waste Management Projects +20249 Glossary of environment http://me.go.kr/home/web/index.do?menuId=10448 1,500 environmental terms +2025 Chiropractic Subject Headings http://www.chiroindex.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/chirosh_6th_ed_2009.pdf Chiropractic Subject Headings (ChiroSH) is a thesaurus developed by librarians at chiropractic college libraries, intended for use by indexers for the Index to Chiropractic Literature (ICL) and by catalogers at chiropractic and natural health sciences libraries. The first draft of the thesaurus was developed from the subject authority files of the Texas Chiropractic College and Northwestern College of Chiropractic libraries, the subject thesaurus included in the first volume of CRAC: Chiropractic Research Abstracts Collection, and the subject lists included in ICL. ChiroSH is intended to be used in conjunction with the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), published by the National Library of Medicine. Several ChiroSH headings are based upon MeSH headings, but most ChiroSH headings are unique to this thesaurus. Chiropractic terms with established medical headings are provided with 'See' references to direct users to MeSH, where they will find scope notes, accepted subheadings (qualifiers), and cross references. +20250 Classification of medical waste http://www.me.go.kr/home/web/policy_data/read.do?menuId=10265&seq=6398 This data provides overview and type of medical waste, medical institutions that generate medical waste, testing and inspection institutions, and RFID medical waste management system. +20251 Terms of vehicle emission gas https://www.mecar.or.kr/info/dictView.do Automotive emissions terms +20252 Environment Education Terms https://www.keep.go.kr/portal/145 Environmental education +20253 Classification of Pharmaceutical industry https://khiss.go.kr/board?menuId=MENU00313&siteId=null Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies manufacturing, wholesale and retail business +20254 Medical device Classification https://khiss.go.kr/board?menuId=MENU00313&siteId=null Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies manufacturing, wholesale and retail business +20255 Classification of cosmetics industry https://khiss.go.kr/board?menuId=MENU00313&siteId=null Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies manufacturing, wholesale and retail business Wholesale and retail cosmetics, soap and cleaning agents +20256 classification of healthcare industry https://khiss.go.kr/board?menuId=MENU00313&siteId=null Health and social welfare services (hospital, clinic, welfare facilities, etc.) +20257 Glossary of statistical terms for health industry https://khiss.go.kr/board?menuId=MENU00317&siteId=null Medications, medical devices, cosmetics, food, medical services, etc. +20258 Dictionary of defense scientific and technical terms http://dtims.dtaq.re.kr:8070/search/main/index.do It shows the number of terms registered by dictionary type and classification. +20259 Standard Classification of Defense Technology https://dtims.krit.re.kr/vps/OINF_searchStndList.do +2026 Everglades Online Thesaurus http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/glworks/1/ The Everglades Online Thesaurus is a structured vocabulary of concepts and terms relating to the south Florida environment. Designed as an information management tool for both researchers and metadata creators, the Thesaurus is intended to improve information retrieval across the many disparate information systems, databases, and web sites that provide Everglades-related information. The vocabulary provided by the Everglades Online Thesaurus expresses each relevant concept using a single ‘preferred term’, whereas in natural language many terms may exist to express that same concept. In this way, the Thesaurus offers the possibility of standardizing the terminology used to describe Everglades-related information — an important factor in predictable and successful resource discovery. +20260 Standard Classification of Weapon Systems https://dtims.krit.re.kr/vps/OINF_searchStndList.do +20261 Terms of tax https://txsi.hometax.go.kr/docs/customer/dictionary/wordList.jsp Tax terminology +20262 Tax Law Terms https://txsi.hometax.go.kr/docs_new/customer/dictionary/wordList.jsp Reference for tax code terms +20263 Terms of Radar http://radar.kma.go.kr/lecture/dictionary/radar.do Weather radar +20264 Terms of Lightning http://radar.kma.go.kr/lecture/dictionary/lightning.do a meteorological lightning strike +20265 Encyclopedia of livestock diseases https://www.kahis.go.kr/home/lkdissinfo/disease_m8_01book.do +20266 Animal Disease Information http://kvcc.kahis.go.kr/pms/web/disease/pmsDiseaseMain.do?iNo=4&iType=01&searchCondition=&searchKeyword=&searchKeyword1=&searchKeyword2=&searchKeyword3= +20267 Terms of medicine http://term.kma.org/index.asp The Medical Terminating Committee was born in 1976 and was formed to communicate and share information between the public and medical personnel, and has been working hard to standardize and maintain medical terminology and develop and disseminate Korean medical terms. The pace of advancement in medicine is remarkable, and new technologies are being introduced and new diagnostic names and treatments are being introduced. As your enthusiasm and efforts to make good medical terms are concentrated, it seems that you have been negligent in introducing and deciding the terms needed for new medical technology. In the future, the Medical Terminology Committee will work harder to gather opinions from each conference and to introduce and standardize new medical terms for modern medicine. To spread medical terminology, the Medical Terminating Commission has been running its website since 2001, providing infrastructure to search for the latest terminology in real time and access relevant information. In September 2015, the 5th album of medical terms of the Medical Association of Physicians was published as standard terms, and we hope that this homepage will help you search for and utilize standard medical terms. +20268 Essential Medical Terminology https://www.kamje.or.kr/func/download_file?file_name=035962dc9b5c16e6b617ba0c1f076628.pdf&file_path=../uploads/board/bo_workshop/38/&orig_name=5_%EC%9A%B0%EB%A6%AC%EB%A7%90_%EC%9D%98%ED%95%99%EC%9A%A9%EC%96%B4%EC%9D%98_%EA%B8%B0%EB%B3%B8%EC%9B%90%EC%B9%99,%ED%95%84%EC%88%98%EC%9D%98%ED%95%99%EC%9A%A9%EC%96%B4%EC%A7%91%EC%9D%84_%EC%A4%91%EC%8B%AC%EC%9C%BC%EB%A1%9C1.pdf 4,365 basic terms of the fourth chapter of the medical vocabulary book, 5 or more medical terminology developed by the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and 1 or more medical term used in the Korea Science Foundation Medical Research Information Center from 1998 to 1998. +20269 Terms of defense business http://www.dapa.go.kr/dapa/wd/wdcry/list.do?menuId=326 The dictionary consists of a glossary of terms, abbreviations, numbers, and an English index, containing approximately 5,000 terms related to defense projects. Regarding defense projects, the title was written based on Janes, DTiMS Query Log, Defense Science and Technology Terms, and guidelines for each department of Defense Acquisition Program Administration. +2027 Natural England Corporate Vocabulary http://multites.net/natural/ The Corporate Vocabulary is a purpose-built indexing tool which can be used for many applications across Natural England to search for and retrieve information more effectively. It facilitates accurate and consistent indexing and, by showing the relationships between different terms, it allows the most appropriate terms to be chosen, which improves the relevance of the information found. +20270 Terms of defence e-procurement http://www.d2b.go.kr/contents/info/termPop.do Terms related to electronic procurement can be searched through initial consonants and keywords +20271 Encyclopedia of law http://gopenlaw.scourt.go.kr/view/index.jsp The encyclopedia is a content composed of the contents of major documents published by the court on key terms of important laws such as civil, criminal, and civil enforcement. The contents of the white paper dictionary may not be compatible with specific issues due to changes in precedents and statutes, so please use it as a reference only. +20272 Thesaurus of law +20273 Dictionary of Trade Policy Terms https://www.motie.go.kr/attach/viewer/c145c495367b58bbf1f424cc84b36df0/8d9fa2890f40526751874b48369518e1/778bdbf5db9ced7c8fd52756c00bf0cd +20274 Terms of FTA https://www.fta.go.kr/main/info/easy/word/ Free Trade Agreement (FTA) refers to a preferential trade agreement that eases not only tariff barriers for goods but also non-tariff barriers in various fields such as services and investment among the signatory countries. In addition to easing tariff and non-tariff barriers, recent FTAs include various trade norms such as intellectual property rights, government procurement, and competition. +20275 Glossary of health information https://health.cdc.go.kr/healthinfo/biz/health/gnrlzHealthInfo/gnrlzHealthInfo/gnrlzHealthInfoMain.do Health education, health information, disease information +20276 List of legal communicable disease http://www.kdca.go.kr/npt/biz/npp/portal/nppLwcrIcdMain.do infectious disease +20277 Water resource terms http://www.hrfco.go.kr/web/river/dictionaryList.do Terminology provided by the Han River Flood Control Office +20278 Flood terms http://www.hrfco.go.kr/web/riverPage/dictionary_2.do Flood terms provided by the Han River Flood Control Office +20279 Korean dictionary of occupations https://www.work.go.kr/consltJobCarpa/srch/jobDic/jobDicIntro.do?pageType=jobDicIntro The Korean Vocational Dictionary provides occupational and classification codes (regular education, skilled period, work strength, qualification, etc.) as a general occupation general manager of Korea (12,145 occupations, 16,442 occupations' name, as of the end of 2018). +20280 Classification of department https://www.work.go.kr/consltJobCarpa/srch/schdpt/schdptSrch.do Search university department information +20281 Dangerous Goods https://avsec.ts2020.kr/avsc/main Annex 18 to the International Civil Aviation Organization and the Aviation Act mean substances or goods that are likely to emit explosive, toxic, corrosive, flammable gases or vapors that could harm people or aircraft. In addition, dangerous goods shall be reported as dangerous goods as prescribed by the Aviation Act and transported in accordance with packaging, marking, and other strict procedures, and may be fined up to 20 million won or less for violations. +20282 Word list of Energy https://www.nl.go.kr/NL/contents/search.do?srchTarget=total&pageNum=1&pageSize=10&kwd=기록학용어사전! +20283 Terms of Energy http://www.kemco.or.kr/web/kem_home_new/info/dictionary/voca/kem_list.asp +20284 Terms of Electric Power https://home.kepco.co.kr/kepco/KO/D/htmlView/KODEHP001.do KEPCO implemented the term purification process to improve public understanding of electricity terms. Since May last year, we have organized an in-house T/F and have secured various in-house and external data to collect 3,000 power terms. Afterwards, the final 300 power terms were selected through heated meetings, including professors and ordinary people, the National Institute of Korean Language, and various associations related to the power industry. Through this work, difficult Chinese characters and abbreviations were improved to easy terms, awkward foreign words were changed according to the notation, and the appropriate representative terms were unified when mixed. In the wake of the purification of power terms, KEPCO will minimize the use of unnecessary foreign words and continue to improve them by identifying unidentified terms, Japanese expressions, Konglish, and authoritative terms. We will make efforts to purify unfamiliar and difficult words so that people can easily understand them and communicate them at the eyes of the people. +20285 Terms of Electric Power https://home.kepco.co.kr/kepco/KO/E/A/KOEAPP001.po Terminology of Korea Electric Power Corporation's Electric Power +20286 Glossary of Information and Communications http://terms.tta.or.kr/main.do The Korea Information and Communication Technology Association (TTA) describes and standardizes information and communication terms that are generated by the development of information and communication technology and convergence of technology with other fields. You can access the web directly with your PC or smartphone or download and use the information and communication terminology dictionary app from the mobile app. +20287 ISO Language Codes (639-1 and 693-2) and IETF Language Types https://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/ Comprehensive language code information, consisting of ISO 639-1, ISO 639-2 and IETF language types. Data is taken from the Library of Congress as the ISO 639-2 Registration Authority, and from the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository. The URIs have been assigned by BARTOC to get a common URI namespace. +20288 https://w3id.org/kdsf-ffk/ +20290 All Science Journal Classification Codes https://service.elsevier.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15181/supporthub/scopus/ The All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) System is used in Scopus to classify journals and conference proceedings under four broad subject areas (life sciences, physical sciences, health sciences and social sciences and humanities) which are further divided into groups and 333 minor fields. In addition there is a class for multidisciplinary journals. +20291 Test +20292 Key Concepts of Museology http://icom-greece.mini.icom.museum/wp-content/uploads/sites/38/2018/12/Museology_WEB.pdf The development of professional standards is one of the core objectives of ICOM, particularly in the area of advancement, sharing, and communication of knowledge to the broad-ranging global museum community, but also to those who develop policies in relation to its work, to those responsible for managing the legal and social aspects of its profession, and not least to those to whom it is directed and who are expected to participate in and benefi t from it. Launched in 1993, under the supervision of André Desvallées, and with the collaboration of François Mairesse from 2005 onwards, the Dictionary of Museologyis a monumental work resulting from many years of research, interrogation, analysis, revision and debate by ICOM’s International Committee for Museology (ICOFOM), which is particularly devoted to the process of developing our comprehension of the practice and theory of museums and the work that is undertaken within these institutions daily. +20293 Mathematical Dictionary https://www.solidaritynow.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Mathematical-Dictionary-FINAL.pdf "The Mathematical Dictionary was created by SolidarityNow as part of the project “Comprehensive Service Provision for the Integration and Well-Being of Refugee Children and Families”, supported by UNICEF with funding from the European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG-ECHO), and in collaboration with METAdrasi. METAdrasi realised this dictionary as part of the project ""Interpretation for Education of Refugee and Migrant Children in Greece"", supported by UNICEF with funding from the European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG-ECHO). The texts were translated in Arabic by SolidarityNow and edited by METAdrasi, while the translations in English, Farsi, Urdu and Turkish were realised by METAdrasi ." +20294 GLOSSARY of the European Convention on Human Rights https://rm.coe.int/glossary-of-the-european-convention-on-human-rights/16808ee7b5 The glossary has been developed by the Human Rights National Implementation Division of the Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law, under the HELP umbrella. It is intended to guide legal professionals from Council of Europe member states in using the correct terminology when they make Convention-based arguments in national proceedings and to correctly understand when reading judgments in English. +20295 Glossary on Migration https://blogs.sch.gr/par6gym/files/2014/06/Gloassari.pdf "The IOM ""Glossary on Migration"" is as an accessible and comprehensive collection of migration-related terminology. Designed for all persons dealing with migration issues at the international level, the glossary aims at creating a common understanding of migration terms. The governance of migration is multi-layered occurring at the national, regional and international levels, and in a world in which so many migration challenges and realties transcend national and regional borders, a common understanding of migration in order to effectively respond to such challenges is fundamental. At the foundation of any common understanding on migration is the use of a common ""language"". This Glossary provides a wide-set of terms pertaining to conceptual, legal, theoretical or practical matters of migration. It is addressed at policy makers, practitioners, scholars, students as well as to anyone who is interested in migration issues." +20296 ISO/TC 211 Multi-Lingual Glossary of Terms https://isotc211.geolexica.org/ The ISO/TC 211 Multi-Lingual Glossary of Terms has been compiled from International Standards developed by ISO/TC 211. Its purpose is to encourage consistency in the use and interpretation of geospatial terms. It is being made freely available to all interested people and organizations. +20297 Classification of the Old Berlin State Library Catalog https://ark.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/ +20298 Classification of the New Berlin State Library Catalog https://staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/recherche/kataloge-der-staatsbibliothek/uebersicht-konventionelle-sachkataloge/ Die Systematik des neuen Sachkatalog der Staatsbibliothek Preußischer Kulturbesitz wurde zur Erschließung von Erwerbungen von 1945 bis 1999 im Haus Potsdamer Straße eingesetzt. Die NSK-Systematik basiert auf der Eppelsheimer Methode. +203 VOCED Thesaurus http://hdl.voced.edu.au/10707/6073 This thesaurus is based on the original APSDEP Thesaurus, produced in 1993 by the International Labour Organisation's Asian and Pacific Skills Development Programme (ILO/APSDEP). Selected appropriate terms from the APSDEP thesaurus have been merged with terms from a supplement, produced at NCVER, containing recent Australian vocational education and training (VET) terms. This thesaurus is not currently being used in VOCEDplus. +2030 Classification of the German Patent and Trademark Office http://dpma.de/service/klassifikationen/ipc/index.html Extension of the International Patent Classification published and internally used by the German Patent Office. +20300 http://repository.academyofathens.gr/document/201864.pdf Olympic games glossary (English, Greek, French) +20301 Hierarchy type in the Deutschen Digitalen Bibliothek (DDB) +20302 Newspaper Genre List https://www.lib.washington.edu/gmm/collections/mcnews/ngl The Newspaper Genre List is an attempt to standardize terms used to designate genres of newspapers. The perspective and scope of the list reflects types of papers cataloged by members of the United States Newspaper Program. +20303 Backbone Thesaurus https://www.backbonethesaurus.eu/ The BBT is the research outcome of work undertaken by the DARIAH Thesaurus Maintenance WG in an effort to design and establish a coherent overarching thesaurus for the humanities, under which specialist thesauri and structured vocabularies used across scholarly communities can be aligned and form a thesaurus federation. It aims at enabling cross-disciplinary resource discovery while ensuring compatibility with thesauri that cover highly specific scientific domains and areas of knowledge in development. The BBT was created and funded by the DARIAH GR Developing a Greek Research Infrastructure for the Humanities project (2013-2015). Currently it receives funding by the APOLLONIS Greek Infrastructure for Humanities, Arts and Language Research and Innovation project (2017-2020). +20304 PRECIS Subject Headings The PRECIS Subject Heading System was used 1974-1990 by the British Library. Development of PRECIS by Dereck Austin was influenced by the the Colon classification. The system is based on the Principle of Context Dependency and on the Principle of One-to One Relationship. The version of PRECIS used by the British Library is described in: PRECIS: a manual of concept analysis and subject indexing / Derek Austin (London: The Council for the British National Bibliography, 1974). +20305 COMPuter Aided Subject System The COMPuter Aided Subject System (COMPASS) is a subject indexing system developed by the British Library. With revision of UKMARC in 1990 COMPASS replaced PRECIS. COMPASS was used between 1991 and 1996. +20306 http://data.ub.uio.no/skosmos/lskjema/ L-scheme is a controlled vocabulary for legal terms. +20307 https://isl.ics.forth.gr/bbt-federated-thesaurus/HUMANITIES-THESAURUS/ The Thesaurus is the intellectual property of the Academy of Athens (AA), the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UOA) and the Athens School of Fine Arts (ASFA). It was created as a collaborative effort and was compiled during the course of the project DARIAH GR: Developing a Greek Research Infrastructure for Arts and Humanities (2013-2015) and of the project APOLLONIS: Greek Infrastructure for Humanities, Arts and Language Research and Innovation (2017-2020). It is maintained by the Academy of Athens. It is the outcome of an attempt to create a multilingual structured thesaurus of use to humanities scholars. It is a specialist thesaurus based on the principles, methodology and hierarchies of the BBT. +20308 https://isl.ics.forth.gr/bbt-federated-thesaurus/PARTHENOS/ PARTHENOS vocabularies is the research outcome of the H2020 Project “PARTHENOS Pooling Activities, Resources and Tools for Heritage E-research Networking, Optimization and Synergies”. It is provided under CC-BY 4.0 distribution license. This is a modified version that contains skos:broadMatch links from PARTHENOS concepts to BackBoneThesaurus (BBT) concepts. +20309 https://vocabulaires.irstea.fr/thesaurus-inrae/ open and shared thesaurus covering INRAE's research fields. It serves as a controled vocabulary within the Institute for indexing and annotating documents, web pages, descriptions of activities, datasets, etc. for research or information analysis purposes. +2031 System for the description, input and processing of art-technical information for drawings on paper in databases "Within the framework of the research project"" The Heritage of Schinkel - from the depot into the discourse ""funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, a system for the art - technological description of drawings on paper in databases was developed in the Department of Conservation / Restoration of the Kupferstichkabinett Berlin 2010 (.), A publication of the model developed at the Kupferstichkabinett appears to be overdue (...). The description system proposed here is intended to form the basis for a uniform, yet precise and differentiated art-technological recording of drawings on paper. It is limited to information that can be obtained by means of optical examination methods and is used for the purpose of object-taking, catalog or exhibition labeling." +20310 https://data.legilux.public.lu/vocabulaires/legal-subject-theme/ List of thematic topics +20311 https://www.reseau-canope.fr/scolomfr/data/scolomfr-7-0/ ScoLOMFR is a format for describing and sharing digital resources, ScoLOMFR helps you to build a free and paying resources offer for school education. Based on the LOMFR (2010) data schema, it is composed of fields organized in 9 elements and of a set of vocabularies common to the different actors of school education. +20312 Open science thesaurus https://www.loterre.fr/skosmos/TSO/ This multilingual thesaurus structures, with a polyhierarchy, the main concepts of open science. It was initiated by building on existing glossaries and on the taxonomy proposed in the framework of the FOSTER project. It is enriched through a text-mining task of reference documents in the field. It is also available for download in PDF format, SKOS, CSV and JSON-LD. +20313 Chinese Thesaurus https://ct.istic.ac.cn/site/organize/welcome The Chinese Thesaurus (CT) was created by the Scientific and Technical Information Institute of China and the National Library of China for subject indexing of books and serials in library. It covers the social sciences, science and technology, and the humanities. In 1994 it was integrated into the Chinese Classified Thesaurus (CCT). +20314 Chinese Classified Thesaurus http://cct.nlc.cn/ The Chinese Classified Thesaurus (CCT) was created 1986-1994 to to integrate the Chinese Library Classification (CLC) and the Chinese Thesaurus (CT). +20315 https://www.nb.no/nbvok/ntsf/ Thesaurus containing genre and form terms, mostly applicable to printed and electronic publications, and covering literature for children as well as adults. Its terms are given in the languages Norwegian bokmål, Norwegian nynorsk and partly in English. References to Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms are included whenever matching concepts are found. Marc source code: ntsf +20316 Bibbi authorities https://vokabular.bs.no/bibbi/ Bibbi authorities is the integrated authority file of Biblioteksentralen, containing authorities for persons, corporations, place names, meetings/events and subjects. +20317 https://bergenbibliotek.no/musikkogfilm/emneord-for-musikk/ +20318 Løøv classification https://www.nb.no/nbvok/loov/ Classification scheme used to classify literature in The Sami bibliography, a joint project between the National library of Norway, the Sami special library at the Sami Special Library at the Rovaniemi City Library, the Murmansk State Regional Universal Scientific Library, and Ájtte, Swedish Mountain- and Sami museum. The classification scheme was developed by Anders Lööv at Norwegian Institute of Technology, starting in 1980. In 1991/1992 it was handed over to the National Library of Norway. +20319 CHIN Humanities Data Dictionary https://app.pch.gc.ca/application/ddrcip-chindd/description-about.app?lang=en The CHIN Data Dictionaries contain a description of database fields for museum collection and archaeological site management and documentation. Each data field in the CHIN Data Dictionaries is described by a field label, a mnemonic, a name, a definition, entry rules, related fields, a data type, examples, a discipline, and a source. The CHIN Data Dictionaries are used: as the standard for Canadian institutions that contribute collections data to CHIN's Artefacts Canada, as guidelines for institutions which are developing or modifying a collections management system and to help cataloguers record information consistently, or to help users of collections databases with search strategies. The Canadian Heritage Information Network's Humanities Data Dictionary consists of 654 fields for collections in history, ethnology, archaeological specimens, and fine and decorative arts. +2032 Graphic vocabulary http://www.arthistoricum.net/netzwerke/graphik-vernetzt/kontrolliertes-vokabular/ The use of controlled vocabulary for cataloging is the basis for consistent object documentation, and the co-ordination of a common controlled vocabulary is all the more important when combining heterogeneous metadata from different collections in a portal to ensure optimal research conditions. The controlled vocabulary for the description of technology and material, which is concatenated within the workgroup graphics, currently contains the basic stock of the vocabulary for indexing graphic sheets for the assembly in the planned graphics portal. Developed in accordance with the Art & Architecture Thesaurus ® (AAT) of the Getty Research Institute, the graphic vocabulary includes terms that have their analogies within the AAT facet of material and technology as well as in the field of technology also individual terms of the object facet provided They are media which are used in connection with a technique such as, for example, Tomb, feather etc. The graphic vocabulary is under construction. It will continue to evolve as long as Graphic Collections demand more descriptors. +20320 Artists in Canada https://app.pch.gc.ca/application/aac-aic/description-about.app?lang=en "Artists in Canada, compiled and maintained by the National Gallery of Canada Library, is a bilingual union list that identifies the location of documentation files on Canadian artists. Twenty-three libraries and art galleries across Canada have contributed biographical information and lists of their documentation files to create this resource which contains information for over 42,700 artists. The term ""artist"" is interpreted broadly in the visual arts field to include artisans along with painters, sculptors, printmakers, architects, and others. An artist ""in Canada"" denotes an artist born in Canada or an artist born elsewhere who has worked in Canada. The inclusion of an artist implies no selection process. An entry here indicates only the existence of a file, the size of which may range from one to hundreds of items, containing information in the form of press clippings, exhibition announcements, and other items. Each record in the database has information in up to 25 data fields. The data within these fields include brief biographical information on the artist, such as birth and/or death dates, place of birth and/or death, and artist technique." +20321 Threat Types List http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ Wordlist for different types of threats to heritage assets (e.g. coastal erosion, flooding, vandalism). +20322 Consultation Outcome List http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ This list relates to the MIDAS unit Management Proposal Outcome. It is intended to provide the option to audit the effectiveness of recommendations made in response to proposed work or planning applications (e.g. agreed, followed, withdrawn). +20323 http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ This list relates to the MIDAS unit Management Proposal Type. The different contexts of consultations can be recorded, which in turn may determine the appropriate nature, method, procedure to be adopted by the inventory in response to the consultation (e.g. planning application, listed building consent, conservation area appraisal). +20324 Event Type List http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ This list relates to the Event Type unit in MIDAS. It covers both investigative, data-gathering activities which involve a physical intervention in the site and survey events, ie those data-gathering events which do not have a damaging effect on the resource (e.g. field survey, soil samling, measured survey). +20325 http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ This list relates to the MIDAS unit Management Proposal Outcome. It is intended to provide the option to audit the effectiveness of archaeological recommendations made in response to proposed work or planning applications by recording the final result of the planning application (e.g. approved with full condition, refused, amended). +20326 Work Proposed List http://www.heritage-standards.org.uk/fish-vocabularies/ This list relates to the MIDAS Management Proposal Work Proposed unit of information. It will offer the opportunity to audit the consultations received by SMRs by broad categories recommended by ALGAO (e.g. building extension, dredging, road construction). +20327 Fauna Europaea https://fauna-eu.org/ Fauna Europaea is Europe's main zoological taxonomic index. Scientific names and distributions of all living, currently known, multicellular, European land and freshwater animal species are available in one authoritative database. It is installed as a taxonomic backbone in a wide range of biodiversity services and actively contributes to biodiversity informatics innovations in various initiatives and EC programs. Fauna Europaea started in 2000 as an EC funded FP5 project and provides a unique taxonomic reference for many user-groups such as scientists, governments, industries, nature conservation communities and educational programs. Fauna Europaea was formally accepted as an INSPIRE standard for Europe, as part of the European Taxonomic Backbone established in PESI. Today it is hosted by the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin. +20328 Uberon https://uberon.github.io/ Uberon is an anatomical ontology that represents body parts, organs and tissues in a variety of animal species, with a focus on vertebrates. It has been constructed to integrate seamlessly with other ontologies, such as the OBO Cell Ontology, the Gene Ontology, Trait and Phenotype ontologies, as well as other anatomical ontologies. The ontology includes comprehensive relationships to taxon-specific anatomical ontologies, allowing integration of functional, phenotype and expression data. The figure below shows taxon-centric anatomy ontologies along the bottom axis; domain specific ontologies on the right hand side; orthogonal ontologies on the left axis. +20329 Bartoc Formatcatalog http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/bartoc_formatcatalog/ List of data formats and media forms used in BARTOC +2033 EcoLexicon http://ecolexicon.ugr.es/ EcoLexicon is a terminological resource developed by the LexiCon Research Group at the University of Granada. EcoLexicon represents the conceptual structure of the specialized domain of the Environment in the form of a visual thesaurus. This thesaurus has been elaborated according to the theoretical premises of Frame-Based Terminology. Consequently, each concept appears in the context of a specialized frame that highlights its relation to other concepts, and makes explicit its designations in English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, and Greek. Through the convergence of conceptual, linguistic and graphical information, EcoLexicon meets the needs of different users groups (people interested in the Environment, students, translators, technical writers, etc.). +20330 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Age dating terms http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_datierung/ +20331 Algorithm Metadata Vocabulary https://www.isibang.ac.in/ns/amv/ Algorithm Metadata Vocabulary is a vocabulary for capturing and storing the metadata about the algorithms (a procedure or a set of rules that is followed step-by-step to solve a problem, especially by a computer). There are uncountable algorithms present in every area (e.g., Computer Science, Mathematics), which makes it hard for specialists, academicians, application engineers, and so forth to discover, distinguish, select, and reuse them. The snag faced by the researchers in the current time is the failure of getting relevant results when searching for algorithms in any search engine. AMV is represented as a semantic model and produced OWL file, which can be directly used by anyone interested to create and publish algorithm metadata as a knowledge graph, or to provide metadata service through SPARQL endpoint. The vocabulary may also be used to annotate the literature (e.g., research article, monographs, dissertation, technical reports) providing the algorithms. +20332 https://www.isibang.ac.in/ns/codo/ The purpose of CODO ontology to represent and reason information related to COVID-19 cases and patient information. The cases, such as active, recovered, deceased, migrated, etc. on a daily basis across the geo-location (district, state (province), and country), available resources and requirements. The patient and related information, such as nationality, symptom, suspected level of the disease, travel history, inter-personal relationships between patients, suspected transmission reason, tracking of patient test results, diagnosis, treatment facility, clinical facility, etc. The ontology has been produced by evaluating various COVID-19 resources, such as datasets, literature, services, etc. +20333 Metadata for Ontology Description and publication https://www.isibang.ac.in/ns/mod/ Metadata for Ontology Description and publication was created by reviewing of standard existing metadata vocabularies (e.g., Dublin Core, OMV, DCAT, VoID) and selecting relevant properties for describing ontologies. +20334 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Ownership status terms http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_eigentumsstatus/ +20335 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Cultural groups http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_kulturgruppe/ +20336 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Material terms http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_material/ +20337 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Object description terms http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_objektbezeichnung/ +20338 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Persons http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_personen/ +20339 Archäologischen Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Person roles http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_personenrollen/ +2034 Textile Museum Thesaurus https://museum.gwu.edu/sites/g/files/zaxdzs3226/f/Textile%20Museum%20Thesaurus%20%28Final%29.pdf The Textile Museum Thesaurus is a data management tool for cataloging and searching for textiles in The Textile Museum’s collection in its electronic database. The Thesaurus functions both as a controlled vocabulary for cataloging our collections and as an electronic querying aid structured to permit the highest level of success in retrieving the appropriate objects during searches. (...) The Textile Museum developed this Thesaurus because no currently available vocabulary resource meets our need to deal with textiles globally, or develops textile terminology to the level of detail necessary for textile specialists. The Textile Museum Thesaurus is, of course, idiosyncratic to its collection, software, data standards, and current curatorial staff preferences. This publication is intended to provide a model of an electronic thesaurus for cataloging textiles to the museum and textile fields. We expect that other institutions will adapt, expand, and/or draw from our Thesaurus as appropriate to their collections and needs. +20340 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Subject groups http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_sachgruppe/ +20341 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Technique (craft) terms http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_technik/ +20342 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Item types (exhibition types) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_warenart/ +20343 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Value types http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_wertart/ +20344 Archäologisches Museum Hamburg – Stadtmuseum Harburg/Helms-Museum: Value groups http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/amh_wertgruppe/ +20345 Physical publication types from K10plus format Publication types from the K10plus format field PICA+ 200@ / Pica3 0500 Position 1. +20346 Bibliographic relation type +20347 Type (bilddatenbank.gbv.de) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/bilddatenbank_typ_art/ +20348 Events in biographies or chronicles http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/biographie_chronicle_event/ Consists of the Getty-people-events and some entries from http://vocab.org/bio. +20349 Phases in biographies or chronicles +2035 STRUNA http://struna.ihjj.hr/ STRUNA is a database of Croatian Special Field Terminology. It was officially inaugurated on the web in February 2012. Its aim is to gradually make available to the public the standardized Croatian terminology for all professional domains. The Development of Croatian Special Field Terminology project started in 2007 as part of the initial coordination project launched at the initiative of the Croatian Standard Language Council, and has since been financed by the Croatian Science Foundation. The program supports the strategic values of the Foundation and fits into two basic areas of the National Strategy for Science Development – development of information technology and sociocultural transition from an industrial to a knowledge-based society. The Institute of Croatian Language and Linguistics was chosen to serve as the national coordinator. Given the pivotal role terminology plays in language development as well as professional communication, the objective of the program in a broader sense is to lay the foundation for the development of national terminology policy, to establish various forms of more structured education in this field, and to intensify long-term cooperation with national and international academic and other institutions dealing with different aspects of terminology work, with the Croatian Standards Institute and with other interested parties. (...) Experts from eighteen domains have so far joined the program with the aim of standardazing the terminology of their respective disciplines. Currently available for search are the terminologies of the following domains: aviation and air traffic, cartography and geoinformatics, chemistry, civil engineering, corrosion, dental medicine, marine engineering, mechanical engineering, polymers, and physics. Maritime terminology, anthropological terminology, and EU law terminology are in the final stage and the domains of phytomedicine, mathematics and archaeology in the process of joining the program. +20350 BSZ - Stylistic epochs https://wiki.bsz-bw.de/display/MUSIS/BSZ-Thesauri#BSZThesauri-BSZ-Stilepochen Art historical stylistic epochs and art movements with period specifications. Monohierarchical thesaurus according to DIN 1463-1 with GND reference. +20351 Citizenship (ISO 3166) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/citizenship_iso_3166/ +20352 Type of collection http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/collection_type/ +20353 Relations between corporations +20354 CSS-Color-Names +20355 Filetypes +20356 FSO: Person http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_actor/ FSO vocabulary for persons and entities. +20357 FSO: Person role http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_actor_role/ FSO vocabulary for recording the function of persons and entities in the context of a unit of distortion. +20358 FSO: Status of description http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_status_description/ FSO vocabulary for recording the state of development. +20359 FSO: Annotation role http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_annotation_role/ FSO vocabulary for recording the type of remark. +2036 National Terminology Database for Irish http://www.tearma.ie/ The database contains over 338,000 terms, searchable under both Irish and English versions. More than 2.3 million unique visitors used the website between 2006 and mid 2014. They made 9.8 million visits and 56 million searches in that time. According to annual user surveys carried out by Fiontar since 2010, the site is primarily used by translators and interpreters and by university students. (...). The first phase of the work was done with funding from INTERREG III A (2004-7). Phase I of the work consisted of digitising and integrating existing paper and electronic lists. Fiontar continues to manage and develop this resource with project funding from Foras na Gaeilge. Many resources have been added under subsequent phases, including collections of sports, arts and legal terms, tools for translation memories and other resources for translators, and a link facility to The New Corpus for Ireland. Phase V of the project began on 1 June 2014 and, among other things, a collection of computing terms is being developed. Hosting of the National Terminology Database for Irish was transferred from DCU to Tibus in May 2014. Fiontar is responsible for the application, but Tibus is now responsible for the site-hosting (availability, speed, etc). The web address for the National Terminology Database for Irish changed from focal.ie to tearma.ie on 1 March 2015. +20360 FSO: Content type http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_content_type/ FSO vocabulary for recording the classification of the contents of units of description. +20361 FSO: Unit of extent (collection) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_extent_unit_collection/ FSO vocabulary for recording the perimeter units for stocks. +20362 FSO: Unit of extent (item) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_extent_unit_item/ FSO vocabulary for recording the circumference units for units of distortion. +20363 FSO: Format http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_format/ FSO vocabulary for recording the format of reproduction forms in units of distortion. +20364 FSO: Keyword http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_keyword/ FSO vocabulary for keywords. +20365 FSO: Keyword (person) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_keyword_person/ FSO vocabulary for keywords related to persons or entities. +20366 FSO: Keyword (place) http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_keyword_place/ FSO vocabulary for keywords related to places. +20367 FSO: Material http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_material/ FSO vocabulary for recording the types of material occurring in units of distortion. +20368 FSO: Name role http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_name_role/ FSO vocabulary for recording the role of a name variation of persons and entities in the context of a unit of record. +20369 FSO: Object type http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_object_type/ FSO vocabulary for recording the object type. +2037 Encoded Archival Description https://www.loc.gov/ead/ EAD stands for Encoded Archival Description, and is a non-proprietary de facto standard for the encoding of finding aids for use in a networked (online) environment. Finding aids are inventories, indexes, or guides that are created by archival and manuscript repositories to provide information about specific collections. While the finding aids may vary somewhat in style, their common purpose is to provide detailed description of the content and intellectual organization of collections of archival materials. EAD allows the standardization of collection information in finding aids within and across repositories. +20370 FSO: Place http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_place/ FSO vocabulary for places. +20371 FSO: Place function http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_place_function/ FSO vocabulary for recording the role of a place in the context of a unit of distortion. +20372 FSO: Place name role http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_place_name_role/ FSO vocabulary for recording the role of a place name variant of persons and entities in the context of a unit of record. +20373 http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_reproduction_form/ FSO vocabulary for recording the form of reproduction of units of distortion. +20374 FSO: Type of title http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/fso_title_type/ FSO vocabulary for recording the title role. +20375 Gender http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/gender/ A list of genders. +20376 Historic Flag http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/historic_flag/ +20377 Owners from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_besitzer/ +20378 Production type from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_herstellungstyp/ +20379 Country from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_land/ +2038 EuroTermBank http://www.eurotermbank.com/ Consistent, harmonised and easily accessible terminology is an extremely important stronghold for ensuring true multilingualism in the European Union and throughout the world. From EU legislation and trade to the needs and mobility of every EU citizen, terminology is the key for easy, fast and reliable communications. However, new EU member countries face the issue of terminology resource fragmentation across different institutions, inconsistency and lack of coordination in terminology development, as well as structural and technical incompatibility. The EuroTermBank project results in a centralized online terminology bank for languages of new EU member countries interlinked to other terminology banks and resources. Although EuroTermBank is addressed directly towards Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, the project is open to other new EU member states and interested countries and organizations outside EU. It also enables exchange of terminology data with existing national and EU terminology databases by establishing cooperative relationships, aligning methodologies and standards, designing and implementing data exchange mechanisms and procedures. +20380 Material from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_material/ +20381 Coin stand from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_muenzstand/ +20382 Nominal from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_nominal/ +20383 Location from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_ort/ +20384 Person / corporation from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_person_koerperschaft/ +20385 Type of person from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_personentyp/ +20386 Region from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_region/ +20387 Subject terms from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_sachbegriff/ +20388 Type source from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_typenquelle/ +20389 Currency from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_waehrung/ +2039 Sweden´s national term bank http://www.rikstermbanken.se/ At its grand opening, Rikstermbanken contained more than 50 000 term records, and it will continue to grow contentwise. Although it is a Swedish term bank, it does not only contain Swedish terms but also terms in other languages, e.g. English, French, German, and Finnish, to name a few. Terminologicentrum TNC (The Swedish Centre for Terminology) has designed the term bank and its software, and is also the responsible body for the term bank and its content. The Swedish Ministry of Industry, Employment and Communications has contributed financially to its realization. More than 70 organizations – mostly public bodies but also associations and private companies – have contributed as suppliers of terminology collections. The terminology in Rikstermbanken belongs to various domains – geology, economics, planning and construction, cleaning, and interior decoration. Most of TNC’s own glossaries are also included. Thus, Rikstermbanken hopefully represents the accurate and actual terminology usage of these various domains. +20390 Access type from IKMK http://uri.gbv.de/terminology/ikmk_zugangsart/ +20391 The European Science Vocabulary https://op.europa.eu/web/eu-vocabularies/concept-scheme/-/resource?uri=http://data.europa.eu/8mn/euroscivoc/40c0f173-baa3-48a3-9fe6-d6e8fb366a00 EuroSciVoc is a multilingual taxonomy that represents all the main fields of science that were discovered from CORDIS content and organised through a semi-automatic process based on NLP techniques. It contains more than 1000 categories in 6 languages (English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish) and each category is enriched with relevant keywords extracted from the textual description of CORDIS projects. EuroSciVoc is managed by the Publications Office of the EU, and is currently used by the CORDIS website. It is specifically developed as a reference vocabulary for the Open Science community and is aligned with Linked Open Data standards. +20392 EUropean Research Information Ontology https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/dataset/-/resource?uri=http://publications.europa.eu/resource/dataset/eurio&version=1.0 EURIO (EUropean Research Information Ontology) conceptualises, formally encodes and makes available in an open, structured and machine-readable format data about resarch projects funded by the EU's framework programmes for research and innovation. +20393 BLL-Thesaurus https://data.linguistik.de/bll/index.html The Bibliography of Linguistic Literature (BLL) is one of the most comprehensive linguistic bibliographies worldwide. It covers general linguistics with all its neighbouring disciplines and subdomains as well as English, German and Romance linguistics. The BLL dates back as far as 1971 and lists circa 500,000 bibliographic references. Furthermore, the BLL provides a hierarchically categorised thesaurus of domain-specific index terms in German and English. The BLL Thesaurus comprises more than 9,000 subject terms. +20394 European Science Vocabulary https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/dataset/-/resource?uri=http://publications.europa.eu/resource/dataset/euroscivoc European Science Vocabulary (EuroSciVoc) is the taxonomy of fields of science based on OECD's 2015 Frascati Manual taxonomy. It was extended with fields of science categories extracted from CORDIS content through a semi-automatic process developed with Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques. +20395 https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/dataset/-/resource?uri=http://publications.europa.eu/resource/dataset/eurio EURIO (EUropean Research Information Ontology) conceptualises, formally encodes and makes available in an open, structured and machine-readable format data about resarch projects funded by the EU's framework programmes for research and innovation. +20396 Mathematics Subject Classification System https://msc2020.org/ Mathematical Reviews (MR) and zbMATH collaborate on maintaining the Mathematics Subject Classification, which is used by these reviewing services, publishers, funding agencies, and others to categorize items in the mathematical sciences literature. It is a taxonomy created by and for mathematical researchers. Every ten years, the two editorial groups solicit input from the mathematics community. For the current revision, we received over 350 comments and suggestions from more than 100 different people. MR and zbMATH carefully considered this input from the community, and used it in the preparation of our joint revision of the classification. +20397 Classification of the classified book catalogue of the Göttingen State and University Library https://www.univerlag.uni-goettingen.de/handle/3/GBS3?locale-attribute=en This classification scheme was used to classifie the collection of the Göttingen State and University Library till 1945. It has its origin in the 18th century. +20398 +204 Database for scientific papers in nursing Thesaurus http://www.dip.de/datenbank-wise/informationen-zu-wise/thesaurus/ The thesaurus used for the database CINAHL is probably the most advanced in the field of nursing sciences, but it is not a comprehensive thesaurus in English. The Thesaurus developed for the database WISE is based on a keyword collection, which was built between 2001 and 2009. The terms in this collection were not systematized, and as part of the development of the database, the intention was to begin with a systematization of these terms, which is divided into two levels. On the lower level, subjects differentiate these topics. Keywords can be assigned to several categories. The search in the database WISE can thus be concentrated on specific topics, since the assignment of individual keywords becomes clear. +2040 Melvil Decimal System http://blog.librarything.com/main/2010/08/introducing-the-melvil-decimal-system/ The Melvil Decimal System (MDS) is based on the 1922 public domain edition of Dewey Decimal System with class labels adjusted to modern language. +20400 Classification scheme of the Bibliographia Cartographia https://bc.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/DB=1.67/ This classification scheme structures a collection of cartographic contents. The database consists of 62.000 titles. +20403 Art and Rare Materials (ARM) BIBFRAME Ontology Extensions https://art-and-rare-materials-bf-ext.github.io/arm/v1.0/ The ontology housed in this repository is being developed as an extension of the BIBFRAME ontology for generalized bibliographic description to provide specialized modeling in the archives, art and rare materials domains. +20404 Retrospective classification of medical, scientific, legal and theological prints http://dev.hab.de/signaturen/public/skos.php?notation=MN In the 1980s, the Duke August Library made an attempt to retrospectively classify its old holdings. This was based on the system designed by Otto Hartwig (1830-1902) for the library of the University of Halle, but adapted to the Wolfenbüttel collection profile. The classification was carried out for medicine and natural sciences, partly also for theology and law. A card catalogue was created, which was converted into electronic form in the course of the catalogue enrichment. +20405 21 Books of Universal Knowledge or Universal Partitioning In the mid-16th century, the learned physician Conrad Gessner (1516-1565) published his „Bibliotheca Universalis“, a comprehensive bibliography that claimed to list all books printed in Latin, Greek and Hebrew in alphabetical order. In a second part, the „Pandectae“, published from 1548 onwards, he also developed a universal system of knowledge. He compiled numerous loci communes for all 21 main groups and grouped them into superordinate tituli. No tituli and loci communes are available for the field of medicine, as this was not published due to economic reasons. The 21 main groups were used by several early modern libraries to organise their collections. +20406 Theses or loci communes of the whole medical field In 1532, a student of the learned physician and theologian Otto Brunfels (1488-1534) published an extensive and widely recognised loci communes collection on the field of medicine, which he had compiled on the basis of Brunfels' lessons. The most important statements, especially those of the traditional authorities, are compiled in 106 chapters. The small-scale structure allows precise access to special contemporary medical topics. +20407 Catalogue of the Thuana Library The catalogue of the Bibliotheca Thuana was first published in 1679 in two parts. It is based on the influential classification system of the Paris libraries and is designed to be universal in accordance with Jacques Auguste de Thou‘s book collection. Contemporarily, the catalogue was widely recognised, especially because of its strong subdivision. In the detail of its classification, it anticipates the professionalised, deep classifications of the 19th century. +20408 Terminology of documentation +20409 https://frauenmediaturm.de/feministisches-archiv/feministischer-thesaurus/ FrauenMediaThesaurus is used by Feminist Archive and Library FrauenMediaTurm +2041 http://www.ifrs.org/XBRL/IFRS-Taxonomy/Pages/IFRS-Taxonomy.aspx The IFRS Taxonomy™ is the global standard issued by the IFRS Foundation to mark up electronic IFRS financial statements. By providing the IFRS Taxonomy, the IASB can ensure that the taxonomy used is an accurate representation of the International Financial Reporting Standards ('the Standards'). A taxonomy is a classification system of some kind of knowledge or business domain. The content of the IFRS Taxonomy is designed to accurately reflect the presentation and disclosure requirements of the Standards as issued by the IASB. Its content also includes elements from the accompanying materials to the Standards (Implementation Guidance and Illustrative Examples) and elements for disclosures that are not required, but that are commonly reported in practice by entities (Common Practice). The IFRS Taxonomy Updates occur throughout the year in line with the publication of new or amended Standards issued by the IASB. Updates may also be released as a result of common practice projects or technology updates. Each year an annual compilation of all Updates is produced (the Annual IFRS Taxonomy). The IFRS Taxonomy is developed through a formal system of due process. This ensures transparency and compliance with best practice, and also provides quality assurance and opportunities to engage with stakeholders. +20410 NFDI4Culture Ontology https://nfdi4culture.de/ontology The NFDICO core ontology describes all resouces (datasets, data providers, persons, projects and other entities) in the data domain of NFDI4Culture (see: https://nfdi4culture.de/resource/about.html). It serves as the basis for the NFDI4Culture Knowledge Graph (see: https://nfdi4culture.de/resources/knowledge-graph.html) and contains mappings to numerous external vocabularies and ontologies. +20411 iDAI.world Thesaurus http://thesauri.dainst.org/de.html The iDAI.world Thesaurus brings together and harmonises all thesauri and vocabularies of the libraries and the projects of the German Archaeological Institute. It was developed between 2015 and 2019, since 2020 it is continuously updated and implemented. The core structure is based on the BBT. +20412 VICAV Taxonomy of Arabic Dialects https://vocabs.dariah.eu/vicav_dialects_taxonomy/ The „VICAV Taxonomy of Arabic Dialects“ provides a classification scheme for Arabic dialects used in the VICAV application and sources. +20413 https://vocabs.dariah.eu/legalkraus/en/ "Taxonomy within the project ""Intertextuality in the Legal Papers of Karl Kraus – A Scholarly Digital Edition""." +20414 travel!digital Thesaurus https://vocabs.dariah.eu/traveldigital_thesaurus/en/ The travel!digital Thesaurus is a knowledge organization system for the travel!digital Corpus, a unique collection of historical Baedeker travel guides published between 1875 and 1914. The digital full-texts and the thesaurus were created within the travel!digital project (Project-Nr.: ÖAW0204, 1.12.2014-30.11.2017) at the ACDH - Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Exclusively reflecting the vocabulary contained in the travel guides, the thesaurus uses spellings and translations from there. The primary language is German (4908 entries), followed by English (177), Arabic (81), French (52), Spanish (25) and other languages with less than 25 entries. The focus is on group designations (amongst others geographical oriented designations, ethnic/national, religious and social communities as well as professions) and selected sights. +20415 DEFC Thesaurus https://vocabs.dariah.eu/defc_thesaurus/en/ DEFC thesaurus is a knowledge organization system designed for Digitizing Early Farming Cultures project. +20416 Iron-Age-Danube thesaurus https://vocabs.dariah.eu/iad_thesaurus/en/ The Iron-Age-Danube thesaurus is based on controlled vocabulary of Iron-Age-Danube database created in the frame of the Interreg Iron-Age-Danube project (www.iron-age-danube.eu). The purpose of the database is to gain an overview of archaeology of Iron Age sites, their touristic potential, and cultural protection status. The database is limited to the sites located in the Danube region including Austria, Hungary, Croatia, and Slovenia. To avoid misconceptions and ambiguities resulting from the use of different translations for the same concept throughout the literature, the Iron-Age-Danube thesaurus offers a unified terminology and translations of its concepts to German, Hungarian, Croatian, and Slovenian language. In addition, a special attention was given to the possibility of linked data and reuse of existing standards, therefore many concepts in Iron-Age-Danube thesaurus are linked to existing vocabularies of Forum on Information Standards in Heritage (FISH) and Ontology Lookup Service (OLS). +20417 ARCHE Licenses https://vocabs.dariah.eu/arche_licenses/en/ A list of licenses that can be used for acdh:hasLicense in ARCHE. +20418 ARCHE OAI Sets https://vocabs.dariah.eu/arche_oaiphmsets/en/ A list of sets for the OAI-PMH protocol for ARCHE. They are used to denote which object is going to be delivered to which aggregator. +20419 Glossary of metadata standards http://jennriley.com/metadatamap/seeingstandards_glossary_pamphlet.pdf The sheer number of metadata standards in the cultural heritage sector is overwhelming, and their inter-relationships further complicate the situation. This visual map of the metadata landscape is intended to assist planners with the selection and implementation of metadata standards. Each of the 105 standards listed here is evaluated on its strength of application to defined categories in each of four axes: community, domain, function, and purpose. The strength of a standard in a given category is determined by a mixture of its adoption in that category, its design intent, and its overall appropriateness for use in that category. The standards represented here are among those most heavily used or publicized in the cultural heritage community, though certainly not all standards that might be relevant are included. A small set of the metadata standards plotted on the main visualization also appear as highlights above the graphic. These represent the most commonly known or discussed standards for cultural heritage metadata. +20420 Elective Studies category scheme https://lod.gesis.org/KategorienschemaWahlstudien/ The Elective Studies category scheme provides the ability to categorize elective studies at the variable level. +20421 https://katalog.ub.uni-kiel.de/LNG=DU/DB=3/ The classification of the State Library of Schleswig-Holstein is used to classify the holdings of this library. +20422 Fields of Science https://explore.openaire.eu/fields-of-science A taxonomy to the dataset of OpenAIRE. +20423 World Historical Gazetteer https://whgazetteer.org/ World Historical Gazetteer (WHG) is providing a collection of content and services that permit world historians, their students, and the general public to do spatial and temporal reasoning and visualization in a data rich environment at global and trans-regional scales. +20424 Illustrative Multilingual Dictionary for Architects, Builders and Construction Workers https://archidict.com/el/ ARCHIDICT is an illustrative multilingual dictionary for architects, builders, construction workers, designers, architectural technologists and all those interested in architecture and design. An innovative tool, vital not only for mastering terms in a foreign language, but also for understanding and learning the technology and the profession itself, all with the aid of illustrated graphics. Unique and unified design of technical illustrations provides a clear understanding of the interweaving terminology and the subjects discussed. This allows the drawings to act as the principle medium in explaining building techniques using the correct associated vocabulary. +20425 Thesaurus of provenance terms https://provenienz.gbv.de/T-PRO_Thesaurus_der_Provenienzbegriffe The thesaurus of provenance terms is used in German libraries to describe the provenance of (rare) books. +20426 https://www.kerndatensatz-forschung.de/ +20427 https://edoc.hu-berlin.de/handle/18452/24965 +20429 Mapping Mismatch Vocabulary https://github.com/gbv/jskos-data/tree/master/mismatch Vocabulary for tagging mismatches in mappings between knowledge organization systems or semantic artifacts. +20431 Pleiades https://pleiades.stoa.org/home Pleiades gives scholars, students, and enthusiasts worldwide the ability to use, create, and share historical geographic information about the ancient world in digital form. At present, Pleiades has extensive coverage for the Greek and Roman world, and is expanding into Ancient Near Eastern, Byzantine, Celtic, and Early Medieval geography +20432 Biblissima iconography thesaurus +20433 Types of functional texts https://blog.factgrid.de/archives/3061 Controlled vocabulary of types of functional texts by Eckard Rolf (1993) in its online version by FactGrid (2023) +20435 http://www.gov.genealogy.net/ gazetteer used in German genealogy +20436 Lexicon Model for Ontologies https://www.w3.org/2016/05/ontolex/ The aim of the lexicon model for ontologies (lemon) is to provide rich linguistic grounding for ontologies. Rich linguistic grounding includes the representation of morphological and syntactic properties of lexical entries as well as the syntax-semantics interface, i.e. the meaning of these lexical entries with respect to an ontology or vocabulary. Lemon consists of a core model (ontolex) and modules for syntax and semantics (synsem), decomposition (decomp), variation and translation (vartrans), and linguistic metadata (lime). +20437 https://www.geschichte.uni-halle.de/struktur/hist-data/ontologie/ +20438 Geology thesaurus http://libros.csic.es/download.php?id=305&pdf=products_pdfcomple&PHPSESSID=8830d9fb7082e1586a16f6872c49862b "The aim of this work is the creation of a ""Thesaurus of Geology"" exclusively nourished with terms from the ICYT database of the CSIC. This vocabulary comes from the scientific geological literature in Spanish and obviously does not cover all aspects of geology, which entails important limitations when it comes to prioritising terms and presenting a complete and uniform thesaurus. The purpose of this Thesaurus is to structure the terminology used in the discipline of geology to be used in the ICYT Database as a vocabulary control tool, the dissemination and use of which will help to carry out bibliographic searches and improve the indexing of documents. It is presented in three languages: English, French and Spanish." +20439 Dictionary of mathematics and statistics https://cit.iec.cat/DME Concise dictionary of mathematics and statistics with encyclopedic supplements, intended to be useful in helping to write and understand mathematics and also including biographies of the most important mathematicians in history. +20440 Silk heritage thesaurus https://skosmos.silknow.org/thesaurus/ "Thesaurus about silk developed by SILKNOW, ""a research project that improves the understanding, conservation and dissemination of European silk heritage from the 15th to the 19th century""." +20441 Multilingual archival terminology http://www.ciscra.org/mat/ "The purpose of the ""Multilingual archival terminology"" is to support archivists, records managers and information managers in the use of records-related terms, from the traditional ones to those related to the preservation of authentic records in digital systems. Founded on archival, diplomatic and records and information knowledge, the 320 initial terms express concepts that are central to both the ICA [International Council on Archives] (many of the terms chosen appear in existing ICA dictionaries), and the InterPARES project." +20442 Panlatin electronic commerce glossary https://publications.gc.ca/site/archivee-archived.html?url=https://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2007/pwgsc-tpsgc/S53-35-2004.pdf The terminology was drawn from a number of subfields, including e-transactions, marketing, security, cryptography, communications, customer and business products and services, consumer protection, as well as information technologies. +20443 Wood glossary https://www.coopwoodplus.eu/dictionnaires/ This glossary aims to facilitate communication between the agents of the wood sector in the various territories on both sides of the Pyrenees. +20444 Controlled Method https://psyndex.de/ueber/inhalte-aufbau/schlagwoerter-klassifikationen/ Types of controlled methods in psychological studies as used in PubPsych bibliographical database +20445 https://w3id.org/zpid/vocabs/klarsaurus/ Glossary of academic terms, especially from Psychology with easy to understand explanation +20446 FIV General Classification Topic classification of the German Information Network for International Relations and Area Studies (FIV). There is also a regional classification and the European Thesaurus. +20447 Regional classification (countries and areas) of the German Information Network for International Relations and Area Studies (FIV). There is also a general subject classification and the European Thesaurus. +20448 Chinese Iconography Thesaurus https://chineseiconography.org/terms/ +20449 http://catalogo.bne.es/uhtbin/authoritybrowse.cgi Subject indexing file of the National Library of Spain. +20450 Part of the Autoridades de la Biblioteca Nacional de España. +20451 Uniform Content Descriptors https://vizier.cds.unistra.fr/doc/UCD/inVizieR.htx Categorization of measures used in Astronomy +20452 German classification of occupations https://statistik.arbeitsagentur.de/DE/Navigation/Grundlagen/Klassifikationen/Klassifikation-der-Berufe/Klassifikation-der-Berufe-Nav.html The German classification of occupations was last revised in 2020. In large parts compatible with the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO). +20453 +20454 Classification of the Bibliography of German History https://www.historicum.net/metaopac/start.do?View=dhb The Classification of the Bibliography of German History (DHB-Systematik) is a faceted classification scheme partially following the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC). It enables the single or multiple labelling of titles in three facets: region, subject and epoch. The DHB-Systematik employs short mnemonics instead of the numeric DDC-scheme. Example: the classification “G:de S:ge Z:40” translates to: region = Germany, subject = history, epoch = 19th century. +20455 Artificial intelligence glossary https://aibook.gr/glossary-en/ +20456 Artificial intelligence glossary https://aibook.gr/glossary-en/ +20457 Spatial development glossary https://rm.coe.int/16806f7d5b +20458 European Position Paper on the Anatomical Terminology of the Internal Nose and Paranasal Sinuses https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320056097_E_Ellenike_antistoichia_sten_EUROPAIKE_THESE_GIA_TEN_ANATOMIKE_OROLOGIA_ANGLIKE_TOU_ESOTERIKOU_TES_RINOS_KAI_PARARRINIKON_KOLPON This European Position Paper on the Anatomical Terminology of the Internal Nose and Paranasal Sinuses was conceived to re-evaluate the anatomical terms in common usage by endoscopic sinus surgeons and to compare this with the official Terminologica Anatomica. The text is a concise summary of all the structures encountered during routine endoscopic surgery in the nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses and at the interface with the orbit and skull base but does not provide a comprehensive text for advanced skull base surgery. It draws on a detailed review of the literature and provides a consensus where several options are available, defining the anatomical structure in simple terms and in English. It is recognised that this is an area of great variation and some indication of the frequency with which these variants are encountered is given in the text and table. All major anatomical points are illustrated, drawing on the expertise of the multi-national and multi-disciplinary contributors to this project. +20459 Geography file https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 It's recommended to use Geonames, Wikidata or the GND (entity Geographika). +20460 Codes for Units Of Measure Used in International Trade https://service.unece.org/trade/uncefact/vocabulary/rec20/ Recommendation 20 Provides three character alphabetic and alphanumeric codes for representing units of measurement for length, area, volume/capacity, mass (weight), time, and other quantities used in international trade. The codes are intended for use in manual and/or automated systems for the exchange of information between participants in international trade. +20462 Thesaurus of the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology https://data.tmw.at/thesaurus The thesaurus contains data about technical terms and classes from the Thesaurus of the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology. +20463 Bamberg vocabulary for historical architecture https://hist-arch-vocab.org/ "For the indexing of information from the historical record and for the quantitatively evaluable description of the characteristics of building components, an extensive digital vocabulary was developed in the project ""Die Nürnberger Großkirchen – Best Practice für die digitale Erfassung komplexer Baudenkmale"", which contains several thousand terms for the designation of building components, materials, damage, traces of processing and static interactions. It is available in SKOS format and contains definitions, alternative terms and foreign-language translations for each term. The individual terms are thematically related to each other within an ontology and linked to external standard data such as the GND or the Getty AAT." +20465 MARC Instruments and Voices Code List https://www.loc.gov/standards/valuelist/marcmusperf.html Source: This list was derived from a controlled list of coded values in the MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data from field 048 (Number of Musical Instruments or Voices Codes). +20467 Thesaurus for Illustrations http://www2.culture.gouv.fr/culture/inventai/extranet/sysdesc.htm Thesaurus for the identification and description of scenes and figures of the Christian iconography; connections with the iconographic class ifications IconClass and Réau. Specific for art and art history area. Managed by the Ministry of Culture and Communication (MCC/DAPA) Used as an internal index and information retrieval tool for the national heritage databases (Mémoire, Mérimée, P alissy) +20468 BSZ periods AD https://wiki.bsz-bw.de/display/MUSIS/BSZ-Thesauri "The Dating Systematics of the BSZ contains, for a large part, time definitions, sources and definitions of the term, the archaeological and historical periods of the respective period.""" +20469 Navis.one Maritime Thesaurus https://archaeology.link/ Maritime thesaurus based on the NAVIS I-III databases. +20470 Linked Archaeological Data Ontology https://archaeology.link/ A linked ontology for archaeological data. +20471 MiMoText Ontology https://mimotext.uni-trier.de/english/ The MiMoText ontology is dedicated to the domain of literary history and historiography – a broad and far-reaching field of knowledge which we do not intend to address in its entirety. The scope and coverage of the ontology result from the practical requirements of the realization of our knowledge graph and the associated concerns. An essential particularity of our domain is that we model perspectives rather than facts. Therefore, the possibilities of the linked open data paradigm to let complementary and also contradictory statements coexist are very useful to us. This particularity has the consequence that 'reification' (i.e., statements about statements) is an important modeling dimension that includes, among other things, the unambiguous referencing of each statement, including linkage to the dataset to which it can be traced. +20472 Cultural Policies Thesaurus https://www.boekman.nl/en/thesaurus/ +20473 iDAI.chronontology https://chronontology.dainst.org/ iDAI.chronontology is a web service that combines concepts of time with dating. The ChronOntology project was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) from 2015 to 2018. The long-term availability of the data is guaranteed by the DAI as part of iDAI.welt. +20475 Open Funder Registry https://www.crossref.org/documentation/funder-registry/ It is good practice for authors to acknowledge support for and contributions to their research in their published articles. This support may be financial, such as a grant or salary award; or practical, such as the use or loan of specialist facilities and equipment. They do this by listing the funding agency and the grant number somewhere in their article - usually the first or last page, or in the acknowledgments or footnotes section. Members contribute by depositing the funding acknowledgements from their publications as part of their standard metadata, together with the unique funder IDs listed in the OFR. The deposit should include funder names, funder IDs, and associated grant numbers. This means that anyone can make connections, for example, to identify which funders invest in certain fields of research. Funding data is also used by funders to track the publications that result from their grants. +20476 GRAPHIS Image Region https://vocabs.dariah.eu/graphis_imgreg_browse/en/index This GRAPHIS Image Region vocabulary contains all concepts GRAPHIS currently provides its users to annotate image regions. Image regions are shapes like rectangles, circles or any possible polygon that can be marked and saved within an image. The IPTC Photo Metadata Standard (https://iptc.org/standards/photo-metadata/iptc-standard) has enabled storing these image regions since its 2019.1 version (see https://iptc.org/std/photometadata/specification/IPTC-PhotoMetadata#image-region, https://www.iptc.org/std/photometadata/specification/IPTC-PhotoMetadata-2019.1.html). +20477 INDIGO Graffiti Thesaurus https://projectindigo.eu/ The INDIGO Graffiti Thesaurus is a curated academic resource centred on contemporary graffiti terminology, with a spatial focus on the Danube Canal in Vienna, Austria. It is not just a compilation of terms, but also a specialised tool that organises and categorises graffiti-related concepts within a controlled vocabulary. More specifically, it takes the form of a thesaurus, where concepts are connected to each other through equivalence, hierarchical, and associative relationships. By leveraging the Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) data model, the thesaurus ensures consistency and precision in its representation of information. The use of SKOS not only makes the thesaurus accessible but also interoperable, allowing for seamless integration with other widely used resources such as Wikidata and the Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus (AAT) of the J. Paul Getty Trust and Getty Research Institute. The thesaurus is inspired by the AAT and therefore also contains information provided under the ODC Attribution License by the Getty Research Institute. Moreover, the content systematically reflects the structure of the AAT by using facets, hierarchy names, and guide terms. The thesaurus is made available through the Vocabs service of the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH), which utilises Skosmos, an open-source software tailored for publishing vocabularies. For enhanced accessibility, the thesaurus can be queried via a REST API (Representational State Transfer Application Programming Interface), facilitating its interaction with data over the World Wide Web. Moreover, its availability in diverse data formats, including TSV (Tab-Separated Values) and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), caters to a wide range of academic and technological preferences. With its unique focus on the graffiti culture of the Danube Canal, the thesaurus offers a deep insight into Vienna's Danube Canal contemporary graffiti world and serves as a valuable tool for all those interested in this form of creativity. +20478 ScAPA : Scottish Archaeological Periods & Ages https://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ List of archaeological periods & ages for cultural heritage use in Scotland. +20479 Status of property (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The type of ownership or legal status of property of an object in the collection, e.g. property, loan, or foreign property etc. +20480 Owner (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The owner of the collection in question. +20481 Weight https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The weight of a (numismatic) object. This is usually given in grams (g), usually with one decimal place, more rarely with two decimal places. +20482 Manufacture (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The technique of manufacture, e.g. struck or cast. +20483 Peculiarity of production (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A notable, characteristic or unusual physical feature of an individual numismatic object which distinguishes it from other examples of the same group, or of a group of numismatic objects that marks it out from other groups, and which is related to the process of production of a numismatic object. +20484 Corporation (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A corporation, public or private, which is related to an object in the collection. +20485 Country (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A modern state or country to which certain regions, places (as mints, places of issue for paper money), and find places are being assigned to. +20486 Material (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The physical material from which an object is made. +20487 Class/status (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The legal status of the person, ethnic, or institutional authority under which any numismatic object is issued. This term can be described more closely at a secondary level (Archbishopric - Archbishopric Cologne, Swiss Federation - Canton of Graubünden etc.). +20488 Denomination (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home Term indicating the value of a coin or banknote within a certain denominational system. +20489 Object status (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home Term to describe the physical status of an object, e.g. present, damaged, lost, stolen... +20490 Location (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The location or place, in which a coin was minted, paper money issued or an object found. +20491 Period (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A period in time and in the history of humans, also used here to categorizing certain periods in art history. +20492 Person (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home Any individual in his or her relationship or role to an object in question. +20493 Region (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A region either historic or contemporary within a modern state. +20494 Item (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The type of a numismatic object, e.g. coin, medal, token etc. +20495 Secondary Treatment (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home Any features which arise subsequent to the actual production of a numismatic object; for example halving, chop-marking, etc. +20496 Die-axis (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The relationship between the orientation of obverse and reverse of a (struck) coin or medal. Often expressed as hours of the clock (from 1 to 12 h) or degrees in a circle. +20497 Type for person and corporation (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home Term to describe the role of an individual or corporation regarding a numismatic object, e.g. authority, sitter, previous owner etc. +20498 Type of Source (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A website, portal or digital resource which either represents a database to browse a certain collection or allows for a systematic presentation of types or concepts in relation to individual numismatic objects. +20499 Currency (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home A system of monetary units in common use, issued by a state, city, or any other legal authority, consisting of various subunits and multiples (denominations). +205 School of the Freudian Cause Thesaurus http://ecf.base-alexandrie.fr/ListRecord.htm Applied in the library database. +2050 Pokémon Category http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_category In a Pokémon's Pokédex information, the category (...) (Japanese: 分類 classification) is a name which identifies the Pokémon based on one of its defining biological characteristics. Most often, the defining traits are part of the Pokémon’s physiology, special abilities, or behavior. It was previously also known as species. (...) Because of how brief and uninformative the description of a Pokémon often is in its category, and how little the category relates to other data, it is not often regarded as an important piece of information about a Pokémon. Before Generation III, the category was shown by just seeing the Pokémon, rather than upon catching it. In Pokémon games prior to Generation III, the character limit for a category name was ten characters. This has since increased from Generation III onwards, with the longest English category name being observed to be thirteen characters long. In other languages, the longest category name is Pachirisu's German category 'Elektrohörnchen' which is 15 characters long. This includes spaces but does not include 'Pokémon'. +20500 Accession (MK Berlin) https://ikmk.smb.museum/ndp/home The type of accession of an object into the collection: e.g. purchased, donated etc. +20501 voc4cat https://github.com/nfdi4cat/voc4cat A vocabulary for all areas of catalysis initiated in NFDI4Cat. Starting with photocatalysis we add more and more terms from other areas of catalysis and related disciplines like chemical engineering or materials science. +20502 Architecture Thesaurus http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/inventai/extranet/sysdesc.htm Thesaurus for the identification and description of elements of architecture. Connections with the terms used in the AAT and Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England1. Specific for art and art history area. Managed by the Ministry of Culture and Communication (MCC/DAPA) Used as an internal index and information retrieval tool for the national heritage databases (Mémoire, Mérimée, P alissy) +20503 Artists of the world https://www.degruyter.com/database/akl/html?lang=de The Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon (AKL) is a name authority file. Designed as International Database of Artists. +20504 Multilingual Inventory of Cultural Heritage in Europe http://www.michael-culture.org/ Through the multilingual MICHAEL service you can find and explore digital collections from museums, archives, libraries and other cultural institutions from across Europe. Whether you are interested in art or archaeology, family history or planning holidays, the Romans or modern History, MICHAEL can show you what is available. +20505 Thesaurus Archaeological Finds https://vast-lab.org/thesaurus/ra/vocab/ The terminological tool presented here constitutes a reworking, edited by the ICCU and the VAST-LAB Laboratory within the framework of the EU project ARIADNE (Advanced Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Dataset Networking in Europe), of the standard thesaurus released by the ICCD for the definition of movable archaeological property, functional for the compilation of the RA - Archaeological Finds catalog card, for which please refer to the institutional page http://www.iccd.beniculturali.it/index.php?it/473/standard-catalografici/Standard/74. +20506 The Digitization of Gandharan Artefacts Thesaurus https://w3id.org/diga/terms The DiGA Thesaurus is a resource for the standard description of Gandharan Buddhist art. It draws upon the “Repertorio terminologico per la schedatura delle sculture dell’arte gandharica” published by Domenico Faccenna and Anna Filigenzi in 2007 (IsIAO, Rome). This printed resource has been revised, expanded and restructured to fit a digital use. It now covers the following categories: animals, architecture, ceremonial objects, decorative motifs, everyday objects, figures (general features), figures (protagonists), means of transports, musical instruments, narratives, the sculptor's work, vegetation, weapons. Concerning the new categories of ‘narratives’ and ‘figures’, these are based on a variety of complementary sources. +20507 The Digitization of Gandharan Artefacts Gazetteer https://w3id.org/diga/gazetteer The DiGA Gazetteer is a resource for the standard description of Gandharan Buddhist art. +20508 Analytical methods for geochemistry and cosmochemistry https://vocabs.ardc.edu.au/viewById/650 This concept scheme contains skos concepts for analysis methods used to produce observation results with information about the physical properties, chemical or isotopic composition, crystallography, or molecular structure of material samples. Based on spreadsheet compilation of method vocabularies from Geo.X, GEOROC, PetDB and OSIRIS-REx. Definitions added and updated based on web research, and SKOS serialization by S.M. Richard. Note that although there are high-level method categories for 'Physical property measurement', 'Geochronology technique', and 'Bioanalytical method', these are placeholders and only include a few examples that are relevant to analytical methods in geo- or cosmochemistry. +20510 Semantic Web for Earth and Environment Technology Ontology http://sweetontology.net/sweetAll The Semantic Web for Earth and Environmental Terminology is a mature foundational ontology that contains over 6000 concepts organized in 200 ontologies represented in OWL. Top level concepts include Representation (math, space, science, time, data), Realm (Ocean, Land Surface, Terrestrial Hydroshere, Atmosphere, etc.), Phenomena (macro-scale ecological and physical), Processes (micro-scale physical, biological, chemical, and mathematical), Human Activities (Decision, Commerce, Jurisdiction, Environmental, Research). Originally developed by NASA Jet Propulsion Labs under Rob Raskin, SWEET is now officially under the governance of the ESIP foundation. +20511 Thesaurus of Archaeological Terminology https://teater.aiscr.cz/ The Thesaurus of Archaeological Terminology is a web thesaurus aimed at making the terminology of archaeology and the related disciplines more available. TEATER is intended for a wide sphere of users ranging from the lay public to amateur archaeologists, beginning students of archaeology, librarians of not only archaeological institutions and professional archaeologists. The entries are available in an interactive interface that enables both full-text searching and hierarchical browsing. TEATER’s content is available in three language versions – Czech, English and German. Entries can be exported from TEATER in .json format or linked using their PURL. More information on the possibilities of use of the thesaurus by various groups of users, the search application, the structure and selection of the entries is available in the Help section. +20512 +20513 +20514 SPDX License List https://spdx.org/licenses/ The SPDX License List is an integral part of the SPDX Specification. The SPDX License List itself is a list of commonly found licenses and exceptions used in free and open or collaborative software, data, hardware, or documentation. The SPDX License List includes a standardized short identifier, the full name, the license text, and a canonical permanent URL for each license and exception. The purpose of the SPDX License List is to enable efficient and reliable identification of such licenses and exceptions in an SPDX document, in source files or elsewhere. +20515 MIME types https://mimetype.io/all-types mimetype.io is an open-source Gatsby-based project that provides a comprehensive database and resources related to various MIME types. +20516 md:term Persons and Institutions https://term.museum-digital.de/ Persons and institutions of the german vocabulary of museum-digital. +20517 md:term places https://term.museum-digital.de/ Geographic terms of the german vocabulary of museum-digital. +20518 md:term Times https://term.museum-digital.de/ Terms concerning times of the german vocabulary of museum-digital. +20519 md:term tags https://term.museum-digital.de/ Tags of the german vocabulary of museum-digital. +20520 Veterinary medical terminology https://ebook.qia.go.kr/20200604_100326 A complete revision of the first veterinary glossary published in 2006 jointly by the Korean Veterinary Society and the Korean Veterinary Society. English-Korean Veterinary Terms and Korean-English Veterinary Terms are included. From 2013 to 2015, the research was conducted by the support of the service research project of the Agriculture, Forestry and Livestock Quarantine Headquarters, 'Project for Standardization of Veterinary Terms and Publishing of Glossary (Research Project Management No. Z-154174502013-15-01). For veterinary terms, pet, animal behavior, horse-related terms, general names of various animals, scientific names, parasites, bacteria, viruses, food science terms, livestock idioms, and veterinary education were inserted based on recent data. +20521 Display Standard Terms https://fpdstd.org/html_new/ter_01.htm Based on the terms used in LCD, PDP, OLED, and FED, it was intended to unify the definition of terms compared to IEC International Standard Terminology, to unify a total of 777 terms by elaborating on different definitions of one term, and to help understand by creating an appendix for additional explanations of backlight, photometry, color temperature, and correlation color temperature. +20522 Intellectual Property Law Dictionary Legal terms used in intellectual property lawsuits were reviewed to present appropriate English translations for Korean terms and appropriate Korean translations for English terms, and explanations and use cases for terms were added to Korean and English so that domestic and foreign judgments and materials could be translated and understood easily and accurately. +20523 Shoulder and Elbow Terminology The shoulder joint is a joint that extends from the shoulder to the elbow, and it is intended to help understand the basic and overall contents of shoulder joint and subjective anatomy, one of the most active clinical and basic research areas in the orthopedic field. +20524 Golf course classification system https://www.law.go.kr/법령/체육시설의설치ㆍ이용에관한법률/(20240828,20360,20240227)/제10조 ; https://www.law.go.kr/법령/체육시설의설치ㆍ이용에관한법률/(20240828,20360,20240227)/제10조의2 Types of golf courses classified by the Sports Facilities Act. The golf course business is one of the registered sports facility businesses, and is divided into membership golf course business and non-membership golf course business. Among non-membership golf courses, golf courses that meet requirements such as usage fees may be designated as public golf courses as prescribed by Presidential Decree. +20525 New patent classification system http://openarchives.net/kos/4차산업혁명_관련_新특허분류_체계 New patent classification system related to the 4th Industrial Revolution The previous seven technical fields related to the 4th Industrial Revolution* were expanded and improved to 16 technical fields** and added to the advanced patent classification (CPC) system. Details may be partially revised during the international standardization and revision process. * Artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent robots, autonomous vehicles, 3D printing ** Artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, next-generation communications, Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent robots, autonomous vehicles, drones, virtual augmented reality, smart cities, customized healthcare, innovative new drugs, intelligent semiconductors, advanced materials, renewable energy, 3D printing +20526 April Revolution http://419.kdemo.or.kr It is a pilot web dictionary produced by the Democratic Movement Commemoration Association, and is a pilot web dictionary produced before the democratization movement dictionary was produced. It provides information such as the concept and definition of the April Revolution, background and cause, the development of events, major events, historical significance, and the status of the commemorative succession. +20527 AR•VR Industry Classification https://spri.kr/posts/view/23500?code=sw_reports&s_year=&data_page=2 "AR-VR industry classification is a classification system used for the ""Virtual Augmented Reality (VR/AR) Industry Survey"" of national approval statistics issued by the Software Policy Research Institute. The VR and AR industries are largely classified into four categories: ""content production and supply business,"" ""content sales and service business,"" ""dedicated equipment, equipment and parts manufacturing business,"" and ""dedicated software development and supply business." +20528 ICT R&D Technology Classification https://www.law.go.kr/행정규칙/정보통신·방송연구개발관리규정/(2023-29,20230824)/제14조 The ICT R&D technology classification system was created in consideration of technology trends and support fields in the ICT field to efficiently promote the planning, evaluation, and management of R&D projects under Article 3 of the Information and Communication and Broadcast R&D Management Regulations. +20529 Korea Institute of Aviation Safety Technology Glossary https://www.kiast.or.kr/kr/prog/wordSearch/sub07_04/list.do KIAST Terminology Dictionary provided by KIAST Aviation Safety Technology Institute. Data are provided by dividing into fields, terms (Korean), terms (English), and explanations. As of August 19, 2024, 115 terms can be searched. +20530 Classification of National Competency Standards] https://www.ncs.go.kr/th01/TH-102-001-02.scdo The classification of the national job competency standard represents the step-by-step composition of the national job competency standard based on the type of job, and is classified by referring to the Korean Employment Classification of Occupations (KECO). It consists of 'large categories (24), → middle categories (81), → small categories (273), → subdivisions (1,093). +20531 Classification system for livestock infectious diseases https://www.law.go.kr/법령/가축전염병예방법/(20240315,19706,20230914)/제2조 "The term livestock infectious disease [classification system] means a disease defined in subparagraph 2 of Article 2 of the Livestock Infectious Disease Prevention Act (hereinafter referred to as the ""Act""), which means type 1 livestock infectious disease, type 2 livestock infectious disease, and type 3 livestock infectious disease. In subparagraph 2 (b) of Article 2 of the Act and subparagraph 2 (c) of Article 2 of the Act, ""communicable diseases of livestock prescribed by Ordinance of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs"" is prescribed in Article 2 (1) and (2) of the Enforcement Rules of the Livestock Infectious Disease Prevention Act." +20532 http://alchemie.hab.de/thesaurus +20533 KENOM Material Classification of materials used in KENOM portal. +2055 Configuration Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/configuration_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key Configuration Types or Categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge that are specifically associated with 'Configurations' and Configuration Management. Such information is often used as a foundation for work that needs to be performed as well as data modeling, especially in the design, definition, and implementation of other Taxonomies and Ontologies. Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +2056 Configuration Item Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/configuration_item_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of the different Configuration Item types that are tracked and managed as part of the Configuration Management discipline and its related set of processes. Such Items may be composed of other smaller Configuration Items that they depend on and may also be used as dependencies for the construction of greater Items. In other words, some may be composed of pieces and/or act as pieces for others. Tracking of such dependencies is critical for most IT organizations and, as a result, some of the Configuration Items may be tracked in dedicated domain based systems and others may be tracked in formal Configuration Management Databases (CMDBs). +2057 Configuration Management Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/configuration_management_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of the many different Configuration Management types that are tracked, managed and performed as part of the Configuration Management discipline and its related set of processes. These areas of Configuration Management concern themselves with their corresponding Configuration Types and, also, their correlating Configuration Item Types. While the Foundation acknowledges that each category has a different level of importance to different enterprises, the taxonomy serves to highlight just how many different areas of Configuration Management exist and that must be dealt with by many enterprises. Examples of how some of these types of Configuration Management categories fit into an enterprise can be seen in the IT Deployment Framework, which calls out the different, Deployment related Configuration Management Types. +2058 Data Entity Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/data_entity_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key Data Entities that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge. Such information is often used as a foundation for data modeling, especially in the design, definition, and implementation of other Taxonomies and Ontologies. Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +2059 Document Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/management_document_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different enterprise Discipline related Document types or classifications. Such types are used by IT Professionals and the enterprises they provide services to as a means of identifying, defining, classifying, organizing, storing, and publishing different enterprise documents. This taxonomy is critical to multiple enterprise Disciplines such as Document Management, Artifact Management, and Records Management. Such taxonomies are commonly used in Document Management Systems as a means of tagging Documents as a means of assisting in organization and search. +206 Professional sign language dictionary Psychology Alphabetical index http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/projekte/plex/plex/lemmata/indizes/deutscha.htm The conceptual list was prepared by deaf and hearing students of the Department of Psychology at the University of Hamburg, taking into account suggestions from deaf pedagogy as well as psychological and psychotherapeutic work with deaf people, including the introductory literature of the seven subject areas of general psychology, biopsychology, differential psychology , Developmental and pedagogic psychology, clinical psychology, cognitive psychology and social psychology, and was compared with already existing psychological specialties, with the aim of selecting a basic vocabulary for a psychological study at a predefined upper limit of about 1000 terms Of the employees from their studies were included in the selection.Systematic aspects could only be considered to a very limited extent Nter are references to the existing sign language variants for this entry. If you click on one of the reference pictures, the display will jump to the part of the lexicon entry belonging to this variant below. These include supplementary information on the lemma: common abbreviations (ABK), synonyms (AUCH), or, in the case of conceptual pairs, the connotation (eg 'Efference': 'AUCH: Gegenbegriff: Afferenz'). Below the definition text are listed the top terms to which the respective term can be assigned. The subject areas, with the exception of the applied psychology, are divided into a total of 37 terms. An upper term was recorded if at least 4 items could be assigned to it. The upper concepts were not further hierarchized among themselves, since this would have been possible only in very few cases. They also do not always agree with the terms of the technical terms, e.g. (Learning, observation, learning, distributed, etc.) are to be found under the heading 'learning and learning theories'. The lemmas, which could not be assigned to a specific concept within a discipline, are to be found under an umbrella term which is nominally identical to the subject area. The lexicon is primarily intended for deaf students and interpreters. However, it also offers valuable information and suggestions for all persons who use sign language in psychological contexts (psychologists, medical practitioners, educators, social workers / social workers and others). +2060 File Plan Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/file_plan_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different File Plan Types or Categories that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations, professionals and their business clients, such as Records Management Organizations, to help identify, define, manage, and support the many different File Plan Types that are used to facilitate, both, File Plan Management and Records Management solutions. +2061 Glossary Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/hierarchical_glossary_taxonomy.html The following represents a hierarchical taxonomy of key Enterprise and Information Technology (IT) Glossary Types or Categorizations, along with dynamic HTML links to their semantically grouped Term/Definition pairs. These Glossaries are used by IT organizations, IT professionals and the various enterprises they support to help standardize language, semantics, understanding and communications between individuals and systems and represent the very foundation for Enterprise Knowledge Management. +2062 Governance Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/governance_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of key forms of Governance that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help manage themselves and to help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge within their enterprises. Such information is often used as a foundation for data modeling, especially in the design, definition, and implementation of other Taxonomies and Ontologies. Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +2063 Inventory Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/inventory_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key Inventories that are used and should be maintained by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals. Such Inventories help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge that are important to IT Organizations, IT Professionals, and their Business Stakeholders. Specifically, maintaining current and up to date Inventories is a best practice that ensures better transparency into the enterprise and which leads to good operational metrics for better decision making. Such a Taxonomy is often used as a foundation for data modeling, especially in the design, definition, and implementation of other Taxonomies and Ontologies. These constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +2064 IT Discipline Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/it_discipline_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key IT Disciplines that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge associated with the many Discplines performed by IT Organizations and their IT Professionals, both, for themselves and for their business stakeholders. Such information is often used as a foundation for data modeling, especially in the design, definition, and implementation of other Taxonomies and Ontologies. Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +2065 Knowledge Management Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/enterprise_knowledge_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key Enterprise Knowledge Management types or categories that are important to most enterprises, Information Technology (IT) Organizations, IT Professionals, and Knowledge Management Professionals who support or provide services to enterprises. A Knowledge Taxonomy is often used as a foundation for understanding the types of Knowledge that an enterprise needs to identify, measure, collect, persist, share, teach, and/or develop and improve, over time. +2066 Policy Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/policy_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different Categories or Types of Policies that are common to most enterprises. This Taxonomy is associated with the IT Disciplines known as Policy Management. +2067 Process Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/process_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of different Process types or categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) professionals to help identify, define, classify, structure, organize, track and understand various Processes. These Process types or categorizations are associated with the IT Discipline called Process Management. +2068 Records Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/records_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of different Record types or categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) professionals in order to help define, structure, organize, track and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge. These Record types or categorizations are associated with the IT Discipline called Records Management and its related processes. +2069 Records Management Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/records_management_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of different Records Management types or categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) professionals in order to help define, structure, organize, track and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge. These Record Management types or categorizations are associated with the IT Discipline called Records Management and all of its related processes and solutions. They also help to highlight the importance and complexity of Records Management. +207 ISOC Psychology Thesaurus http://thes.cindoc.csic.es/index_PSICO_esp.php The version presented by the TESAURO ISOC DE PSICOLOGIA, like the previous one, can be improved, since the thesaurus, although it is a controlled language, has to reflect the natural language of a discipline and, therefore, must incorporate the terms This issue, like the previous one, is considered to be a very useful tool for all Documentation Centers and Libraries specializing in Psychology or related sciences . +2070 Roadmap Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/roadmaps_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of different Roadmap types or categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) professionals, their organizations and the business they support, in order to help with the definition and understanding of Work and Delivery that is critical to the implementation and oversight of Strategy. These Roadmap types or categorizations are associated with the IT Discipline called Roadmap Management and its related processes, and they represent the inventory of all Roadmaps that mature enterprises strive to define and maintain, regularly. +2071 Service Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/service_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different Service Types or Categories that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations, professionals and their business clients to help define, deploy and manage the many different Services that are used to facilitate Work Management or Service Management solutions. +2072 Taxonomy Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/taxonomy_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of the many different key Taxonomy types or categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help define, structure, organize, and understand various forms of Data, Information, and Knowledge. Such a Taxonomy is often used as a foundation for activities like data modeling (i.e. the design, definition and development of other Taxonomies and Ontologies). Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. Note: Each of these Taxonomy types or categorizations is directly aligned with the specific form of Taxonomy Management. +2073 Unique Identifier (ID) Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/unique_identifier_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different Unique Identifier Types that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals (especially Data professionals) to help create Data Solutions that allow unique identification of instances of Data Entities or Data Items. This Taxonomy is associated with the IT Disciplines known as Unique Identifier Management and Data Management. +2074 Information Technology Glossary of Terms and Phrases http://www.if4it.com/it-glossary/ The IF4IT’s IT Glossary is intended to be a centralized, thorough, public and freely available repository of Information Technology 'Operations' (or 'Operational') terms. By Operations/Operational we mean that these terms address how Information Technology resources 'work' and the concepts they need to perform their work. The glossary consists of thousands of of terms that are consistent with how IT leaders lead and how IT workers work, across all industries. We’re proud of the fact that the IF4IT Glossary is the most thorough operations glossary in the world and that it is constantly growing at a rate that outpaces any other glossary source that is available to the IT community. +2075 Key Concepts of Museology http://icom.museum/professional-standards/key-concepts-of-museology/ A common language that conveys the complex reality of current social and cultural values–ethical, aesthetic, scientific and technological–remains a constant concern for those in charge of transmitting a message to society, particularly in the field of museology. In this context, the International Committee of ICOM for Museology (ICOFOM) developed the booklet “Key Concepts of Museology”, an avant-première of the complete Dictionary of Museology, a reference tool that will provide museum professionals worldwide with a common language. The booklet, distributed during the 22nd ICOM General Conference, presents 21 fundamental concepts of museology. +2076 http://www.termbasen.no/ SNORRE contains terms and definitions which have been extracted from national, European or international standards and which have been quality assured by subject specialists and linguists. Consequently, the term base provides a valuable tool for translators, technical writers and others interpreting or producing technical text. (...) The terms in SNORRE have been extracted from standards from a wide variety of standardization areas. Examples include Quality, Services, Transport, Food technology, Sports equipment and facilities, Company organization and management, Textile and leather technology, and Shipbuilding and marine structures. The majority of the terms have been extracted from translations. The database therefore comprises a vast amount of building and civil engineering terminology, as this is the standardization area in which most translations are produced. SNORRE also contains many environmental terms. (...) The term base has more than 50 000 entries and more than 200 000 terms and 30 000 definitions. SNORRE is a multilingual terminological database that contains terminology in Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk and English. Many entries also include German and/or French terms. The following elements are normally to be found in a SNORRE database entry: terms and definitions, notes, sources and subject fields. (...) The SNORRE user interface enables users to make simple search requests among terms, definitions etc. in various languages. Advanced search features are also available. Furthermore, the search results page offers filter functionality that makes it possible to narrow down search results according to source, language and category (terms/definitions), as well as free text search. Users may access term lists based on subject area and lists containing all terms that have been extracted from a specific source. Moreover, the term entries are linked to a product information page where users may collect background information about the referenced sources (standards) and also get a preview of the documents (five pages). (...) SNORRE is the result of a project that was carried out in co-operation with the Language Council of Norway with financial support from the Norwegian Ministry of Culture. The main project objective was to make terminology from standards publicly accessible. The intension was to strengthen the position of the Norwegian language (Bokmål and Nynorsk) through providing the public with valuable Norwegian terminology. +2077 UNTERM https://unterm.un.org/ UNTERM is a multilingual terminology database maintained jointly by the main duty stations and regional commissions of the United Nations system. (...) UNTERM provides terminology and nomenclature in subjects relevant to the work of the United Nations. Information is provided in the six UN official languages, and there are also entries in German and Portuguese. (...) This database is a linguistic tool created primarily to facilitate the work of United Nations staff members and other people around the world who participate or are interested in the Organization's activities. The inclusion of an item in this database should not be construed as an endorsement by the United Nations of any particular position, entity or programme. +208 Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms http://www.apa.org/pubs/databases/training/thesaurus.aspx 8222 terms, 5613 postable index terms, 2609 nonpostable terms. Each record in APA's databases contains controlled vocabulary terms from the Thesaurus of Psychological Index Terms. +209 Thésaurus SantéPsy https://www.ascodocpsy.org/archives_santepsy/Thesaurus/ The HealthPsy thesaurus contains 3373 descriptors and 1562 synonyms (non-descriptors). It is organized into 30 semantic fields, hierarchized in seven levels and consists of three parts: a hierarchical list, a structured alphabetical list and a permuted list. +21 Subject index https://confrides.cpd.ua.es/tematres/vocab/ 11497 terms, 12386 relationships between terms, 5408 equivalent terms, headings of subjects structured by different thematic areas. +211 CAB Thesaurus http://www.cabi.org/cabthesaurus/ The CAB Thesaurus is the essential search tool for all users of the CAB ABSTRACTS™ and Global Health databases and related products. The CAB Thesaurus is not only an invaluable aid for database users but it has many potential uses by individuals and organizations indexing their own information resources for both internal use and on the Internet. Its strengths include: Controlled vocabulary that has been in constant use since 1983; Regularly updated (current version released July 2017) (...); Broad coverage of pure and applied life sciences, technology and social sciences (...); Total number of terms approaching 2.7 million; Specific terminology for all subjects covered; Includes about 241,900 plant, animal and microorganism names; Broad, narrow and related terms to help users find relevant terminology; Cross-references from non-preferred synonyms to preferred terms; Multi-lingual, with Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish equivalents for most English terms, plus lesser content in Danish, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian and Swedish; American and British spelling variants; Relevant CAS registry numbers for chemicals; Commission notation for enzymes. +212 Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Indexing Terms The Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Indexing Terms is a bilingual standardized vocabulary developed to facilitate the indexing and retrieval of resources available from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). In addition to the indexing and searching functions, the Indexing Terms is meant to clarify terminology and provide a standard, common language for use within the fields of citizenship and immigration. The Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Indexing Terms is meant to be used as a source of standardized terminology for the production of indexes to information resources in all media. The standardization of the external form and the meaning of index terms will result in a consistent representation of a particular concept or subject within the index. +213 California Environmental Resources Evaluation System Thesaurus An integrated controlled environmental vocabulary. Use it for creation of metadata and construction of queries, both online and in stand-alone systems. +214 Occupational Safety and Health Thesaurus http://www.ilo.org/safework/info/publications/WCMS_112576/ "The terms are organised hierarchically according to their specificity. Each term is associated with a facet code, which is a combination of letters or numbers that indicates the place of the term in the hierarchy. The CIS Thesaurus represents a slight variation from the ""classic"" thesaurus paradigm: because terms and their facets are not generally added to the thesaurus unless they have been used to index a document, it may happen that there is no generic term covering one or more terms at a particular level in the thesaurus, although there may be an even broader term further up the hierarchy. Used to index the CIS bulletin and database. It can also supply 'meta' tags for indexing Web pages, and its system of facet codes has been used to organize occupational safety and health libraries." +215 German Center of Gerontology tag list http://www.dza.de/fileadmin/dza/pdf/Schlagwortliste_Bibliothek.pdf The keyword list of the DZA serves as a basis for the content development of the literature in GeroLit and was created by the staff of the library with regard to the specialized literature. +217 African Traditional Medicine Ontology http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/ATMO The ontology consists of concepts or terms (nodes) that are linked by three types of relationships (edges). That means the ontology appears as a direct acyclic graph. The parent and child terms are connected to each other by is_a and part_of relationships. The former is a relation in which the child term is a more restrictive concept than its parent (thus divination is_a traditional_practice). The latter is used to show the inclusion relationships between concepts, for example that a potion_type is part_of a potion. +218 Newborn Screening Coding and Terminology Guide http://newbornscreeningcodes.nlm.nih.gov/ The goal of the Newborn Screening Coding and Terminology Guide is to promote and facilitate the use of electronic health data standards in recording and transmitting newborn screening test results. The Web site includes standard codes and terminology for newborn tests and the conditions for which they screen, and links to other related sites. The codes and vocabulary standards are provided in a series of tables that you can view on the Web and/or download for your own use. These tables cover conditions recommended for screening by the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children (SACHDNC) or by a state within the U.S. Use of these standards can speed the delivery of newborn screening reports, facilitate the care and follow-up of infants with positive test results, enable the use (and comparison) of data from different laboratories, and support the development of strategies for improving the newborn screening process. +219 Adverse Event Reporting Ontology http://code.google.com/p/adverse-event-reporting-ontology/ The Adverse Event Reporting Ontology (AERO) is an ontology aimed at supporting clinicians at the time of data entry, increasing quality and accuracy of reported adverse events. AERO focuses on signs reported by clinicians as part of adverse event reporting forms, whether causality to the medical intervention as been established or not. Official releases will be marked as such, and will comply with ID and deprecation policies. +22 Index New Zealand Thesaurus http://natlib-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo_library/libweb/action/search.do?mode=Basic&tab=innz Until September 2007 subject terms used in Index New Zealand were from the Index New Zealand Thesaurus, which is based on the APAIS thesaurus, created by the National Library of Australia. This version was released in November 2005 and contains over 1,200 preferred terms. The Index New Zealand Thesaurus has been designed to describe journal and newspaper articles about New Zealand and the South Pacific in the areas of social sciences and humanities. +220 Book Industry Communication Standard Subject Categories http://www.bic.org.uk/7/BIC-Standard-Subject-Categories/ The BIC Standard Subject Categories scheme (BSSC) was created in the mid-1990s and used as the standard classification scheme for the UK book trade and other English language markets. In 2017 its development was frozen and in 2024 it was marked as obsolete. It has since been replaced by Thema classification. +221 Employer Classification Manual http://www.wsib.on.ca/en/community/WSIB/230/PolicyHome/24345?vgnextoid=1238b411be12e110VgnVCM1000000e18120aRCRD This manual contains the descriptions of the Classification Units (CUs) used by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) to classify the business activities of employers in Ontario. +222 Central Product Classification http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/cpc-2.asp The name 'Central Product Classification' is intended to indicate that the purpose of CPC is to provide a framework for international comparison of various kinds of statistics dealing with goods, services and assets. Basically, CPC is intended to be used for different types of statistics, for example, industrial statistics and national accounts, price statistics, foreign trade statistics (including trade in services) and balance-of-payments statistics. +223 PsycINFO Classification Categories and Codes http://www.apa.org/pubs/databases/training/class-codes.aspx Every record in PsycINFO® databases receives a classification code, which is used to categorize the document according to the primary subject matter. These classification codes can help you target your search by allowing you to restrict retrieval to a specific category. There are 22 major categories and 135 subcategories, and a list of codes. Each record is assigned to one or two classifications. NOTE: This classification code system was designed to describe the content of the PsycINFO database, not the field of psychology. +224 International Classification of adult underweight, overweight and obesity according to BMI http://apps.who.int/bmi/index.jsp?introPage=intro_3.html Classification of underweight/overweight based on the Body Mass Index (BMI) +225 International Classification of Activities for Time-Use Statistics http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp?Cl=231&Lg=1 The classification seeks to provide the basis on which data from time-use surveys would be coded and presented in categories that would be meaningful in the assessment of national labour inputs into production of all goods and all types of services; in the compilation of household satellite accounts; and in examining trends in the broad uses of time. +226 Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp?Cl=6&%3BLg=1 In principle, COPNI classifies individual outlays of NPISHs according to the purpose they serve. In most countries, however, there is little information about the activities of NPISHs and so, for practical reasons, the NPISHs themselves will usually constitute the units of classification. Many, perhaps most, NPISHs have a single purpose and can be unambiguously allocated to one of the purposes listed in the classification. Even if a broadly defined NPISH performs two or more functions - such as a religious organization running hospitals and schools as well as organizing religious ceremonies - it will usually be possible to distinguish separate units for each function. If it is not possible to identify a separate unit for each function, or to have an estimation related to each one, then the NPISH as a whole will have to be assigned to the purpose that predominates in terms of employment or total expenditure. +227 Classification of the Functions of Government http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp?Cl=4&%3BLg=1 Developed by the OECD, the Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG) classifies government expenditure data from the System of National Accounts by the purpose for which the funds are used. +228 http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp The present fourth revision has been prepared to take into account the more detailed description of commodities provided by the 2002 edition of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System, and information relevant to determining main end-use which has become available since the publication of the original BEC. +229 Thesaurus of Documentation Sciences http://eprints.rclis.org/5875/ The purpose of this web site is the online publication of the Thesauri of Sciences of the Documenation 'DOCUTES' prepared by the Library and Documentation Department of the University of León thanks to the Research Project granted by the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Junta de Castilla y León in the year 2000. The project falls within the category of grants awarded for the 'Empowerment of practices and tutorial action through the creation of suitable material.' For the preparation of the thesaurus has been employed The thesaurus construction program MULTITES, a specific software that enables and optimizes the automated processing of the terms as well as the electronic edition of the thesaurus. Since the project was granted in support of the teaching material, it seemed appropriate to develop a website for Introduce the thesaurus online and also insert contents related to the documentary languages ​​qu E help students understand the thesaurus within the broader context of terminological tools. +23 Integrated Public Sector Vocabulary http://id.esd.org.uk/list/subjects The Integrated Public Sector Vocabulary (IPSV) is an 'encoding scheme' for populating the e-GMS Subject element of metadata. It is fully compliant with ISO 2788 and BS 8723, the International and British Standards for monolingual thesauri. The vocabulary was developed with the backing of the ODPM (Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) and the eGU (Cabinet Office e-Government Unit). Version 1.00 was released in April 2005; Version 2.00 supersedes it, as of 3 April 2006. Version 1 was developed by merging three earlier lists: the GCL (Government Category List), LGCL (Local Government Category List) and seamlessUK taxonomy. It had 2732 preferred terms and 4230 non-preferred. Version 2 is much bigger, with 3080 preferred terms and 4843 non-preferred. As a result, IPSV now covers internal-facing as well as public-oriented topics. You can still refer back to the superseded version if necessary. IPSV is just one of a family of lists you can obtain from the esd-standards site. Two subsets of IPSV are now available: The Internal Vocabulary covers only the 'internal-facing' topics. It has 756 preferred terms and 1333 non-preferred. The Abridged version covers the whole scope of IPSV but is limited to the upper levels. It has 549 preferred terms and 1472 non-preferred. +230 German Central Institute for Social Issues Thesaurus http://www.dzi.de/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Alphabetischer-Thesaurus-gesamt.pdf The DZI uses a thesaurus - a structured list of words - with a short and concise description of all content.These descriptors are assigned according to a uniform principle and reduce complex contents to simple basic forms.the DZI thesaurus does not contain any except the target group 'Migrantin' Feminine forms and also plural formations such as 'human rights', 'living conditions' or 'psychological consequences' are rare. The thesaurus concepts describe the target group (child, adolescents, chronically ill, etc.) and the field of activity. +231 European Education Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/tee/es/ 3516 terms, 2100 relationships between terms, 520 terms not preferred. +232 UNESCO-IBE Education Thesaurus http://www.ibe.unesco.org/en/services/online-materials/unesco-ibe-education-thesaurus.html Since 1998, the International Bureau of Education has concentrated its activities on the adaptation of educational content to the challenges of the twenty-first century, focusing on the strengthening of capacity-building in the area of curriculum change. In 2000, thanks to the collaboration of the National Foundation for Educational Research in England and Wales (NFER), work began on updating the Thesaurus, taking into account the terminology of the IBE’s new framework programme and the report to UNESCO of the International Commission on Education for the Twenty- First Century, Learning: the treasure within, also known as the Delors report. Many new descriptors were introduced, while changes were made to the terms dealing with teaching and learning methods, and to the educational technology terms. Some descriptors and identifiers were eliminated. At the same time the number of explanatory notes was increased. In 2002, further developments took place with the introduction of new descriptors relating to curriculum and to HIV/AIDS education, in line with the IBE’s new activities. This latest October 2007 revision includes the addition of over 130 new terms, presented in the same format as the 2002 revision, and also available on the Internet in English only. The IBE is indebted to colleagues in the UNESCO Institute of Lifelong Learning, Hamburg, the UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Latin America and the Caribbean, Santiago, and the Caribbean Educational Research Information Service (CERIS), University of the West Indies who collaborated with suggestions for new terms and modifications. The UNESCO-IBE Education Thesaurus is an important indexing tool in the education field. Its descriptors are used for indexing materials in the electronic catalogue IBEDOCS, and the Thesaurus is the principal tool in many educational documentation centres around the world. +233 Multilingual European Thesaurus on Health Promotion http://www.vocabularyserver.com/hpmulti/en/index.php 1383 terms, 2106 relations between terms, 178 non-preferred terms. +234 Learning Resource Exchange Thesaurus http://lreforschools.eun.org/web/guest/lre-thesaurus A controlled and hierarchical vocabulary developed for European School Sector. +235 Family Thesaurus https://aifs.gov.au/our-work/resources/aifs-library Family Thesaurus is arranged in an alphabetical sequence showing the hierarchical relationship of each main term to other terms. Non-used terms or cross-references are listed to guide users to the preferred terms. Main terms are shown in bold and non-used terms in a lighter typeface. The Thesaurus facilitates post-coordinated indexing, whereby complex subjects are represented by several different headings, rather than one single heading. Post-coordinated systems rely on the use of boolean operators - such as and, or, not - to combine the separate headings for searching. In constructing terms, punctuation is used minimally and hyphens avoided where possible. For phrases, direct order or natural language is preferred. To distinguish meaning in homographs, a qualifying term appears in brackets-for example: Dependency (Economics), Dependency (Personality), Dependency (Physical). +236 Standard International Trade Classification The scope of SITC, Revision 4, remains the same as that of SITC, Revision 3, that is to say SITC, Revision 4, covers all goods classifiable in HS except for monetary gold, gold coin and current coin. All SITC, Revision 4, basic headings (except for 911.0 and 931.0) are defined in terms of HS07 subheadings. Since SITC is now recommended only for analytical purposes, there was no need - except in several special cases - to create new basic headings in SITC, Revision 4, that would be in one-to-one correspondence with the new HS07 subheadings. SITC, Revision 4, retains the overall structure of SITC, Revision 3, and consists of the same number of sections, divisions and groups. The changes made were at the level of basic headings and some subgroups. SITC, Revision 4, contains 2,970 basic headings. +237 Functions of New Zealand Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/fonz/ 1543 terms, 40 relations between terms, 307 non-preferred terms. +238 Gender Inn search index http://db.genderinn.uni-koeln.de/cgi-bin/n/suchindex In order to provide you with a differentiated search, we have now brought this search index into a transparent form, so please make use of this index, which lists all keywords both thematically and alphabetically, with each index being an index Number, which can be entered into the search form as a substitute for this. +239 International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/isic-4.asp The International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) is the international reference classification of productive activities. Its main purpose is to provide a set of activity categories that can be utilized for the collection and reporting of statistics according to such activities. Since the adoption of the original version of ISIC in 1948, the majority of countries around the world have used ISIC as their national activity classification or have developed national classifications derived from ISIC. ISIC has therefore provided guidance to countries in developing national activity classifications and has become an important tool for comparing statistical data on economic activities at the international level. Wide use has been made of ISIC, both nationally and internationally, in classifying data according to kind of economic activity in the fields of economic and social statistics, such as for statistics on national accounts, demography of enterprises, employment and others. In addition, ISIC is increasingly used for non-statistical purposes. +24 Illinois Researcher Information Service Keyword Thesaurus http://grantforward.com/ IRIS (Illinois Researcher Information Service) has been replaced by the grants database service GrantForward, hosted and managed by Cazoodle, Inc. GrantForward features enhanced search and user account interfaces, as well as an administrative console for generating usage reports and managing grants for your institution. IRIS' Subject Keywords have been renamed 'Categories' within the Grant Forward system. These categories represent a curated list of disciplines that a grant belongs to. These categories can be queried directly in the Advanced Search. Additionally, categories are auto-completed for ease-of-use so that the user does not need to navigate a complicated hierarchy of subject lists. +240 Geography and Urbanism Thesaurus 369 terms. +242 Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research Thesaurus https://www.vocabularyserver.com/icpsr/index.php "The ICPSR Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary system composed of three separate lists: Subject Thesaurus, Personal Names Authority List, and Geographic Names Thesaurus. Subject Thesaurus is an alphabetical listing of social science subject terms. The scope of this thesaurus is multidisciplinary and is intended to reflect the subject range of the ICPSR archive. Social science disciplines represented include: political science, sociology, history, economics, education, criminal justice, gerontology, demography, public health, law, and international relations. Personal Names Authority List provides controlled name forms and spellings. Unlike the Subject and the Geographic lists, it is non-hierarchical (there are no broader/narrower, or related term designations). This list is designed to provide name form consistency and, through the use of a ""description"" (DSC) note field, enable users to distinguish between same or similar names and to determine whether the person/name is appropriate to their indexing or searching needs. Geographic Names Thesaurus provides guidance on the preferred and/or current names of geographic and geopolitical entities. It is hierarchically arranged using broader/narrower notation, allowing one to navigate the relationships among region, continent, country, and in some cases, cities. Scope notes briefly detailing the history of country name changes are included along with instructions and restrictions for their use and application. Organization Names Authority List is an alphabetical authority list of name forms for organizations listed in ICPSR metadata as funding agencies or as corporate authors/principal investigators." +243 International Labour Organization Thesaurus http://ilo.multites.net/ The ILO Thesaurus is a compilation of more than 4000 terms relating to the world of work. The ILO Thesaurus contains terms on a wide variety of topics related to economic and social development. Areas of major interest to the ILO are treated in detail. These include labour and employment policy, labour standards, labour administration, labour relations, vocational training, social protection, working conditions, wages, occupational safety and health, small enterprise, the informal economy and human rights in the workplace. The ILO Thesaurus is used primarily for the content analysis of material selected for inclusion in Labordoc. Familiarity with the ILO Thesaurus makes it easier to find material in Labordoc on a specific subject. The ILO Thesaurus is also used by other departments in the ILO for indexing and retrieving their own specific or local material. Staff of the International Labour Standards Department use it to summarize the contents of major labour legislation included in their database NATLEX. A number of specialized libraries in ILO partner institutions - governments, employers' organizations, trade unions - use the ILO Thesaurus as a tool for indexing and retrieval. As well, several ILO field offices use the facet numbers in the ILO Thesaurus to arrange their collections. Editors and translators also use the ILO Thesaurus as a specialized glossary. +244 http://www.ilo.org/public/english/support/lib/tools/taxonomy.htm The ILO Taxonomy was designed by the ILO Library as a tool for retrieving information from the ILO website. Its structure therefore closely reflects the work programme of the ILO and is used by ILO departments and Field Offices for describing the content of their web pages and for searching the ILO web site. It is also well suited for use as a subject classification system for arranging collections in small libraries or labour information centres. The main difference between the ILO Taxonomy and the ILO Thesaurus is its purpose. As mentioned above, the Taxonomy was designed to facilitate information retrieval from the ILO website. The Thesaurus, on the other hand, is designed to cover a much greater range of subjects and is not specific to the work of the ILO. The ILO Taxonomy is more flexible in use than the ILO Thesaurus; if necessary, the user can add, modify or remove terms. Because of its simple structure, the Taxonomy can be easily tailored to local environments. As with the ILO Thesaurus, the ILO Taxonomy can be used as a subject classification system for collection arrangement in small libraries or labour information centres. The ILO Taxonomy comprises 400 labour-related terms arranged into 25 subject groups. +245 National Institute for Demographic Studies Thesaurus http://bibliotheque.web.ined.fr/popin/ The Thesaurus is an adaptation of the Third Edition of the Population Information Network (POPIN), containing subject, period and geographic keywords, structured by semantic relationships, searchable via a database module, Keywords materials, containing all significant words in alphabetical order This version of the POPIN thesaurus is composed of the keywords that are actually used for indexing and retrieving documents. The original thesaurus was abandoned because it was out-of-scope. The new keywords were also included in the third edition, which were deemed essential to reflect the evolution of terminology. +246 Institute of Political Studies of Lyon Keywords http://signal.sciencespo-lyon.fr/ It is possible to search through a query with a few letters of a word either in the set of keywords or in one of the 4 categories proposed: anthropo (names of personalities), geography (names of cities, regions, Countries ...), subjects (common names) and organizations (company name, political party, NGO ...) The list of answers allows to visualize the key word, to know its father and its category .The notice of each keyword allows to bounce on the articles associated with it. +248 European Thesaurus on International Relations and Area Studies https://fiviblk.de/thesaurus/ You will find here alphabetically and systematically ordered keywords (descriptors) that you can use for your search in the portal content of IREON. The display of upper, lower and related terms, as well as synonyms (non-descriptors) to a keyword, facilitates the selection of relevant ones The European Thesaurus contains about 8,200 descriptors in nine languages as well as numerous non-descriptors for each language version. The European Thesaurus is a multilingual thesaurus that maps all the main aspects of the field of international relations and countries And the search for literature and facts in the field of international relations and country studies. +249 International Social Security Association Social Security Thesaurus http://www.issa.int/content/download/135919/2764020/file/thesaurus-en.pdf The ISSA provides access to information, expert advice, business standards, practical guidelines and platforms for members to build and promote dynamic social security systems worldwide. The vision of dynamic social security provides a framework for the ISSA's action. Dynamic social security refers to social security systems that are accessible, sustainable, adequate, socially inclusive and economically productive, and that are based on performing, well-governed, proactive and innovative social security institutions. In line with the nature of the ISSA as an association of social security institutions, the vision of promoting dynamic social security ties social security improvements to the capacities and performance of these institutions. +25 Institute of Major Hazards Thesaurus http://www.irma-grenoble.com/05documentation/00bibliotheque_recherchethesaurus.php The 'Risk Thesaurus' is a set of terms chosen for their ability to facilitate the description of the major hazards theme. It allows to consult the terms attached to a descriptor (or keyword) and to more easily identify a subject in It is easy and quick to use: it allows you to translate your keywords into a structured language (descriptors) and provides a restricted and more relevant set of answers. To the descriptors that have been assigned to the documents. +250 International Thesaurus of Refugee Terminology http://www.refugeethesaurus.org/ The Thesaurus grew out of the Draft Thesaurus of Refugee Terminology compiled in English for the UNHCR by Piers Campbell in 1986. In 1988, the then chief of the UNHCR Centre for Documentation on Refugees (CDR), Hans Thoolen, invited Jean Aitchison, a respected expert in the field of thesauri, to provide the technical expertise for the revision and restructuring of this draft. She worked closely with the CDR and with an international working group, and the result of their collaboration was the first edition of the International Thesaurus of Refugee Terminology, in three separate language editions, published in 1989. The Spanish version was translated by the Latin American Information Center on Migration (CIMAL) in Santiago de Chile and published by the Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos (IIDH) in Costa Rica. The French edition was translated by Documentation Réfugiés in Paris and published by La Documentation française (France). The English edition was published by UNHCR. We hope this new version will serve as a more efficient medium for identifying relevant indexing terminology and as a value-added mechanism for managing refugee- and forced migration-related information. It is intended as a tool for use by organizations that process information concerning refugees. +251 Vocabulary of Social Studies of Science http://vocabularyserver.com/kemlu/ 2478 terms, 1124 relations between terms, 442 equivalent terms. +252 Code of Federal Regulations The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) annual edition is the codification of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by the departments and agencies of the Federal Government. It is divided into 50 titles that represent broad areas subject to Federal regulation. The 50 subject matter titles contain one or more individual volumes, which are updated once each calendar year, on a staggered basis. The annual update cycle is as follows: titles 1-16 are revised as of January 1; titles 17-27 are revised as of April 1; titles 28-41 are revised as of July 1; and titles 42-50 are revised as of October 1. Each title is divided into chapters, which usually bear the name of the issuing agency. Each chapter is further subdivided into parts that cover specific regulatory areas. Large parts may be subdivided into subparts. All parts are organized in sections, and most citations to the CFR refer to material at the section level. The Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (e-CFR) is a regularly updated, unofficial editorial compilation of CFR material and Federal Register amendments produced by the National Archives and Records Administration's Office of the Federal Register (OFR) and the Government Printing Office. +253 Product Classification http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfPCD/classification.cfm The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has established classifications for approximately 1,700 different generic types of devices and grouped them into 16 medical specialties referred to as panels. Each of these generic types of devices is assigned to one of three regulatory classes based on the level of control necessary to assure the safety and effectiveness of the device. +254 Gross Motor Function Classification System https://canchild.ca/en/resources/42-gross-motor-function-classification-system-expanded-revised-gmfcs-e-r The Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) is a 5 level classification system that describes the gross motor function of children and youth with cerebral palsy on the basis of their self-initiated movement with particular emphasis on sitting, walking, and wheeled mobility. Distinctions between levels are based on functional abilities, the need for assistive technology, including hand-held mobility devices (walkers, crutches, or canes) or wheeled mobility, and to a much lesser extent, quality of movement. The focus of the GMFCS is on determining which level best represents the child's or youth's present abilities and limitations in gross motor function. Emphasis is on usual performance in home, school, and community settings (i.e., what they do), rather than what they are known to be able to do at their best (capability). It is therefore important to classify current performance in gross motor function and not to include judgments about the quality of movement or prognosis for improvement. The GMFCS - E&R includes an age band for youth 12 to 18 years of age and emphasizes the concepts inherent in the World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). We encourage users to be aware of the impact that environmental and personal factors may have on what children and youth are observed or reported to do. The descriptions for the 6 to 12 year and 12 to 18 year age bands reflect the potential impact of environment factors (e.g., distances in school and community) and personal factors (e.g., energy demands and social preferences) on methods of mobility. +255 General Schedule Qualification Standards http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/general-schedule-qualification-standards/ This section contains the group coverage qualification standards, associated individual occupational requirements (IOR), and individual qualification standards covering white collar occupations in the Federal competitive service. These standards describe the minimum qualification requirements (for example, educational, medical, age, experience, etc.) for each occupational series. You may search for information about specific qualification requirements using either the Index by Series Number or Index by Series Title. The standards are written broadly for Governmentwide application and are not intended to provide detailed information about specific qualification requirements for individual positions at a particular agency. Such information (i.e., a description of the specialized experience requirements for a particular position) should be included in the vacancy announcements issued by the agency. +256 Job Grading Standards for Trades, Craft, and Labor Positions http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/classifying-federal-wage-system-positions/ Job grading standards provide information used in determining the occupational series and title of jobs performing trades, craft, and labor work in the Federal Government. They also provide grading criteria for positions classified under the Federal Wage System (FWS). +257 Korea Social Science Data Archive Thesaurus http://www.kossda.or.kr/eng/w02_06s.asp The total number of search terms covered in KOSSDA Thesaurus is 17,389, including 2,357 preferred terms(descriptors), 2,364 non-preferred terms, and as many as 25,766 terms of hierarchical(broader terms and narrower terms) and associative relationships(related terms). KOSSDA Thesaurus has been developed specifically for and by KOSSDA. +258 WOMEN'S PROPERTY List of topics http://www.ub.gu.se/kvinn/kvinnsam/listor/amnesord.html "Subject words are chosen from a consistent female perspective, ie the subject word of women is always implied."" The author of the author refers to female writers, the term ""police"" means female police officers (or possibly male police in relation to female colleagues / criminals). Want to search for records of male criminals, Writers etc are added: men to the keyword, eg criminals: men. Other texts about men can be found by searching for manhood, men's role, fathers, etc. The topic indexation began in the late 1950s and the number of subjects grows as needed. The indexing, performed on KvinnSam, is to make the literature possible to retrieve. User-friendliness has always been at the center." +259 Documentary Language in Public Policies of the Capital District http://www.vocabularyserver.com/politicaspublicas/ 236 terms, 34 relations between terms, 5 equivalent terms +26 Los Angeles Comprehensive Bibliographic Database Thesaurus The LACBD Thesaurus was compiled from the subject indexes that accompany the two bibliographies to provide a controlled vocabulary that spans one hundred years of Los Angeles subject matter. This specificity means that some terms and names one might expect in a thesaurus about Los Angeles will not be present. Likewise, general subject hierarchies that may have been constructed to place orphan terms were not developed, although the current structure allows for future development. Part one of the LACBD thesaurus is a common subject thesaurus. Index subject headings from the bibliographies were compiled into a hierarchical thesaurus. Some terms were created or added from other vocabularies to collocate legacy index terms. Part two is the LACBD Geographic Names Thesaurus. Buildings, streets, institutions and neighborhoods are among the many kinds of geographic names included. Only places that are named in the source bibliographies have been included in the thesaurus, although contemporary names may have been added to provide access for today’s users. Facet nodes based upon the LACBD Subject thesaurus group the geographic names into helpful categories. Part three is the LACBD Personal Names Authority List. Peoples’ names that are indexed in the bibliographies are included in this list. As with the geographic names, facet nodes based upon the LACBD Subject thesaurus group the personal names into categories. There are some persons who elude categorization, and they are grouped under an 'unclassified names' heading. Developed as a companion resource for the Los Angeles Comprehensive Bibliographic Database (LACBD). +260 Microthesaurus in Prevention and Emergency Care of Bogota http://vocabularyserver.com/emergencias/ 1112 terms, 624 relations between terms, 65 equivalent terms. +261 Montague Institute Review Index and Thesaurus A-Z links show index terms in alphabetical order, one section at a time. Subject Index lists a hierarchy of subject terms (some index terms are not listed). +262 Thesaurus der Bibliothek des Mannheimer Zentrums für Europäische Sozialforschung Der Thesaurus ist hierarchisch aufgebaut und umfasst bis zu vier Gliederungsebenen. Der Grad der Feinheit in der Unterteilung richtet sich nach dem Ausbau der Forschungsschwerpunkte des MZES. Mit dem hier vorgestellten Thesaurus wird die inhaltliche Erschliessung des Bestandes verfeinert, da bislang nur eine Recherche nach Stichworten (sogenannten Keywords, die das System selbst generiert) und groben Standortsystematikgruppen ('Classifications') möglich war. Den Benutzerinnen und Benutzern erlaubt der Thesaurus zusammen mit den Standardoptionen des Programms (Title, Author, Corporate Body u. a.) eine komfortable Recherche nach allen wichtigen bibliographischen Angaben und inhaltlichen Fragestellungen. +263 Peace and Security Studies Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/psst/index.php The Thesaurus is displayed in a hierarchical and alphabetical fashion. The Thesaurus contains 1330 subject terms, including descriptors, and cross-references. At its core, the Thesaurus is meant to provide standardized terminology in the field of peace and security studies. As a controlled vocabulary, the Thesaurus addresses the information retrieval needs of the international affairs community by providing context for search terms. +264 Hydrocarbon Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/hidrocarburos/ 549 terms, 2 relations between terms, 16 equivalent terms. +265 Library Dr. Jorge Villalobos Padilla, S.J. Thesaurus http://quijote.biblio.iteso.mx/catia/tesauro/ The thesauri base that the ITESO Library makes available to the user is a project under construction and permanent improvement, so that at each stage it reflects the thesauri developed until that moment by the Classification and Development Area of ​​Collections. Not only explains why there are thesauri of some subjects and not others, but also an open invitation to receive suggestions and comments that allow them to improve them and adapt them to the needs of users. Through this page the user can access the collection of Books in the library, making use of developed thesauri.Thus, you will have a general idea of ​​the thematic organization of the collection.Line searches can be done by entering directly by the discipline in question (in the Start menu), Where the main branches are opened and thus, successively, until reaching the more specific levels.Also, Can be searched by specific words, writing them as is usually done on the Internet or choosing from the Alphabetical Index. There is also a Contextual Index that places a term in any part of the thematic entry (s) in which it is found. When doing searches you must keep in mind that the capital letters are without accent, but that in the rest of the word you have to include the accent if it is appropriate, otherwise the term is not located. +266 Population Multilingual Thesaurus http://www.cicred.org/OLD2004/thesaurus/INTEGRAL/ The POPIN Thesaurus provides alphabetical, thematic or subject, and permuted arrangements of terms. As a result of this work, the Third Edition of the POPIN Thesaurus contains approximately 100 new descriptors or terms, all of which are provided in all three languages. A total of some 240 descriptors have been deleted in order to give the thesaurus a more specific subject focus. Some 56 existing descriptors have been clarified by the addition of Scope Notes (SN) in some or all of the languages concerned. Many of the terms in all three languages have also been changed in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the POPIN Thesaurus Management Working Group, primarily to achieve closer comparability between the POPIN Thesaurus and the Macrothesaurus. A few changes in facet titles have also been made, but no major changes to the thematic organisation of the thesaurus were attempted. The POPIN Thesaurus is designed primarily for individual organisations and networks wishing to index material acquired by libraries and documentation centres and for the corresponding retrieval of such material. Second, the thesaurus may be used as a terminological guide for the standardisation of index entries such as subject headings. Third, wherever a computerized search is conducted of bibliographic databases in other subject areas, the thesaurus can be used as a search aid together with other subject-related vocabularies. Fourth, the thesaurus can be used to obtain linguistic equivalencies for translation purposes. +267 POPLINE Keyword Guide http://www.popline.org/Online_Thesaurus/POPLINE_Online_Thesaurus.htm The POPLINE Keyword Guide is a compilation of 2,000+ keywords used to index documents represented in the POPLINE database. Use POPLINE keywords to build more targeted searches of the more than 340,000 records contained in the POPLINE database. Familiarity with this vocabulary will make you a better POPLINE searcher. POPLINE keywords are capitalized. In addition, commonly used synonyms and closely related concepts are included to help find the most relevant POPLINE keyword for the subject you are researching. In today’s fluid information technology/knowledge management environment, the opportunities for POPLINE users to repurpose our thesaurus are almost limitless. Taxonomic structure now provides the foundation for many IT/KM innovations beyond traditional library and database applications. +268 Population/Fertility Control Thesaurus http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/pnaap426.pdf The Population/Fertility Control Thesaurus is presented in four sections: an alphabetical list, a descriptor list, a category list and a hierarchical list. The four types of displays should be helpful in term selection both for indexing and for retrieval. +269 Position Classification Standards for White Collar Work https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/classifying-general-schedule-positions/ Position classification standards provide information used in determining the occupational series and title for positions performing white collar work in the Federal Government. They also provide grading criteria for positions classified under the General Schedule (GS) Classification System. +27 Local Government Category List http://standards.esd.org.uk/?uri=list/subjects&tab=children The Local Government Category List (LGCL) was developed by the LAWs Project to define the subject matter of local government and related community resources according to a common vocabulary. The list builds on the work of the prior APLAWS project and has been refined following extensive dialogs with users. The list is provided as a 'scheme' for populating the e-GMS 'subject.category' element. It also offers 'lower level' terms to make it suitable for powering search engines and populating 'subject.refinement'. Category terms are mapped to Government Category List terms and to Local Government Service List services. It provides a controlled vocabulary suitable to apply to subject metadata. +270 PRISME Thesaurus http://www.documentation-sociale.org/prisme/produits-services/thesaurus-sas/ "This thesaurus, the implementation of which was envisaged at the first meetings of the"" GREDIN ""group, was developed during the working sessions which took place from 1976 and which benefited from the participation of a very large number Librarians and documentalists in the social and medico-social sector, in order to take into account the entries of the different vocabularies used within the organizations in their diversities and their disciplinary, administrative and ideological specificities. Once the choices of terms chosen as descriptors and ""synonyms"" have been made, a small group with the identity of ""Commission Documentary Language"" has attached itself to the realization of the thesaurus itself by distributing these lexical units in semantic fields which Group them according to their proximity of meaning and by constructing the different constitutive tables of such languages: list of records, alphabetical list of descriptors, permuted list (KWIC index) and list of descriptors by semantic fields. This work allowed the creation of a distributed database by harmonizing not only the format of the records of the references entered by each documentalist of the network, but also their indexing, the adoption of a standardized vocabulary considerably reducing the risk of dispersion Information on different concepts but designating objects or principles that are very close to each other." +271 American Medical College Application Service Course Classification Guide https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/article/course-classification-guide/ Each course in the AMCAS application must be classified strictly on the primary content of the course. +272 Public Health Language http://www.multites.com/nphl2/NPHL-top-term.pdf The Health Development Agency and England's Public Health Observatories (PHO's) have developed a unified Public Health Language (PHL) [formally known as the National Public Health Language] to facilitate interoperability. The first version of this language was officially launched at a conference on the 20th December 2004. The PHL is the result of integrating the former HDA's 'Public Health Information Thesaurus' with the PHOs 'Public Health Information Tagging System' (PHITS), which are no longer active as they have been superseded by the PHL. The Public Health Language has been adopted by many organisations and can now be considered as 'the' Public Health Language for the UK and Ireland. Now at Version 2.0 (and the PHL sub-set of SNOMED CT). +273 SafetyLit Thesaurus http://www.safetylit.org/thes/ 11006 terms, 534 relations between terms, 2243 non-preferred terms. +274 International Classification of Sleep Disorders http://www.aasmnet.org/store/product.aspx?pid=1026 The International Classification of Sleep Disorders is the authoritative text for clinicians to access information about sleep disorders, criteria for diagnosis and other relevant information imperative for the treatment of their patients. This second edition provides the most current nosology of sleep medicine and is designed in a more user-friendly format. It is an invaluable resource for all clinicians. Disorders are grouped into eight categories. +275 Semiotics thesaurus of library science https://web.archive.org/web/20170811170611/http://www.ib.hu-berlin.de/~wumsta/infopub/textbook/definitions/thesauindex.html This is the discussion basis for a semiotic thesaurus of library science, which serves as the basis for a terminology of modern library science. +276 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Library Thesaurus SIPRI is an independent international institute dedicated to research into conflict, armaments, arms control and disarmament. Established in 1966, SIPRI provides data, analysis and recommendations, based on open sources, to policymakers, researchers, media and the interested public. SIPRI is named as one of the world's leading think tanks in the international 'Think Tank Index'. +277 SocINDEX Thesaurus 20,000+ terms. +278 Thesaurus of the Governmental Activity of Québec The Government Activity Thesaurus is the result of efforts to bring together the terms that the French language spoken in Quebec offers to name the concepts used in the Administration, to communicate about government activity and to promote the use of Programs and public services The thesaurus is a standardized mechanism that promotes the development of a general semantic base of important vocabulary components in the functioning of public services and the description of government activity. Of structuring a vocabulary will make it possible, on the one hand, to increase internal coherence by reducing the differences in the meaning of terms according to their use by public organizations and, on the other hand, to link the terms used in Quebec society Language or professional level. The thesaurus will be used to index the S documents issued by various departments and agencies. Its content is destined to be enriched by more and more specific terms. +279 International Classification of Childhood Cancer http://seer.cancer.gov/iccc/ The classification of childhood cancer is based on tumor morphology and primary site with an emphasis on morphology rather than the emphasis on primary site for adults. In the ICCC, there are certain combinations of histologies, behaviors, and/or sites that are not considered in the schema, and for these we have added a group for unknown ICCC, which includes in situ tumors and some malignant tumors. Therefore, when we produce all sites based on ICCC, we will exclude these cases. +28 PICO Thesaurus http://www.culturaitalia.it/pico/thesaurus/4.3/thesaurus_4.3.0.skos.xml The Thesaurus of the Italian Culture Portal is a controlled vocabulary, designed to subject indexing and classification of very heterogeneous resources, from cultural extremely different domains data-source. The Thesaurus is an 'open system' to evolution, so as to ensure the best organization of the information imported from the Italian Culture Portal. +280 http://vocabularyserver.com/piupc/ +281 Gender Thesaurus: Language with Equity http://www.oei.es/genero/documentos/bibliografia/Bib_5.pdf The thesaurus presented here has been prepared by the National Institute of Women with the aim of providing the libraries and documentation centers of the country, with a total of 3,104 terms, of which 2,573 are descriptors and 531 are non-descriptors, Dedicated to the theme of gender and women, a complete and updated tool for the classification of their materials. Also available to users and users of these centers and libraries, a search tool that has been made specifically To catalog and access literature on gender and women. +282 Thesaurus of Sociology http://thes.cindoc.csic.es/index_SOCIO_esp.php The final terminological universe consists of just over 4,000 descriptors and 700 NO-preferred terms (which refer to some of the main descriptors) that are grouped and hierarchically articulated in 12 families or semantic fields. +283 ISOC Thesaurus of Place Names It collects more than 14400 political-administrative toponyms representing 196 countries. This toponyms thesaurus should serve as an essential complement for the indexing and retrieval in the Social and Human Sciences databases and is therefore designed as a tool Of documentary work and only secondarily as a work of geographical reference. +284 Tourism Thesaurus 2332 terms, 207 relationships between terms, 95 equivalent terms. Result of the work done by the CDTE throughout its almost 50 years of existence, the Thesaurus that can be downloaded here is a unique worldwide catalog of related terms of use Frequent in the tourist industry. +285 Thesaurus for Architecture, Urban Planning and the Environment http://www.caue69.fr/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=86 The AUE Thesaurus of Architectural, Urban and Environmental Terms, first published in 1999, is a working tool used today by all the CAUEs as well as by certain partners in these fields. The AUE Thesaurus was the fruit of the collaboration of the AAU, the Oise, the Rhône and the Val-d'Oise, and has been regularly updated to allow this The fourth edition 2008, enriched with more than 150 terms. Of the 25 tables that prioritize the 4,500 terms present in the thesaurus, the Landscape and Energy Have been widely complemented and restructured. A sharing tool, free of access, capable of receiving data from different software. +286 http://www.r020.com.ar/tematresView/view_thesaurus.php Coordination SUD ensures a double mission to support the professionalization of French NGOs and to represent their positions with public and private institutions in France, Europe and the world. +287 Thesaurus of the Library of the International Development Research Center The IDRC Library Thesaurus consists of four main parts: the alphabetical list, the facet list, the ANY tables, and the full names of the organizations, the latter two sections being a new element in this work. The IDRC Library has two basic needs: (i) to make a good list of descriptors available to IDRC indexing and retrieval specialists; (ii) to inform other Macrothesaurus users of IDRC's contribution to the update of this valuable instrument, widely used today for indexing and seeking information on economic and social development. +288 Public Information Thesaurus All the texts, speeches, interviews, press releases, press conferences ... are listed in the Public Speeches Collection and are indexed: keywords that account for the content are selected by the documentalists of the This list is standardized and structured: the keywords are ranked by thematic area and hierarchized from the most generic to the most precise, and the Thesaurus Public Information Is provided here.This regularly updated Thesaurus contains approximately 6000 terms in 26 thematic areas and includes additional lists with own names or keywords, and the keywords are intended for use with keywords Or thematic names. The thematic areas are highly structured and go down to five levels of specific terms. +289 Thesaurus Women http://maridoc.free.fr/produits_doc/thesaurus.htm Total number of terms: 849, Total number of descriptors: 645, Total number of non-descriptors: 204. We have developed this thesaurus on women to facilitate indexing and research in the service computerization project . +29 Polythematic Structured Subject http://psh.ntkcz.cz/skos/ Polythematic Structured Subject Heading System (PSH) is a bilingual Czech–English controlled vocabulary of subject headings which is used for organizing and searching the documents by subject. It is developed and maintained at the National Library of Technology of Prague. PSH contains over 13 900 subject headings in its latest version PSH 4.0 and is divided into 44 thematic sections which cover the main fields of human knowledge. Each subject heading is included in a hierarchy of six (or - under special circumstances - seven) levels according to its semantic content and specificity. The whole system is a tree structure and it represents various concepts from the most general to more specific ones. There are hierarchical, associative and equivalence relations in PSH. +290 Thesaurus of Aging Terminology http://assets.aarp.org/rgcenter/general/thesaurus.pdf This edition of the Thesaurus contains 2,095 main terms, including 228 geographical terms, as well as 753 nonpostable cross-references. The Thesaurus of Aging Terminology is divided into three sections: Relational Terms, Rotated Terms, and Geographical Terms. The Relational Terms section indicates all levels of relationship among Thesaurus terms. The Rotated Terms section provides an alphabetized columnar listing of all words found within Thesaurus terms. The Geographical Terms section provides a ready reference list of state, province, country, regional, and continent names searchable as Descriptors. Used to index journal articles, books, book chapters, videos, and dissertations cited in the AgeLine Database. +291 Thesaurus of Political Science Indexing Terms The Thesaurus of Political Science Indexing Terms contains an alphabetical listing of Main Term descriptors used for indexing and searching the PS database and printed index, beginning with the May 2002 issue. Efforts were made to preserve the terminology of the controlled vocabularies used in the backfiles of ABC POL SCI and IFI/Plenum Political Science Abstracts. Associated term relationships are displayed under each Main Term. These may include a Descriptor Code, Scope Note, Use For and Use references, Broader Terms and Narrower Terms, and Related Terms. The thesaurus terms are used by indexers to describe the contents of publications in a consistent, comprehensive, and concise manner. These terms are listed in the Descriptors field (DE=) of each record added to the database. A searcher uses these terms to retrieve the most precise set of relevant documents. +292 Thesaurus of Sociological Indexing Terms The Thesaurus of Sociological Indexing Terms contains an alphabetical listing of Main Term descriptors used for indexing and searching the SA database and printed index, beginning with the April 1986 issue. It also references discontinued terms from the former Descriptor Authority File, which are used for accessing information prior to 1986. Associated term relationships are displayed under each Main Term. These may include a Descriptor Code, Scope Note, History Note, Use For and Use references, Broader Terms and Narrower Terms, and Related Terms. The thesaurus terms are used by indexers to describe the contents of publications in a consistent, comprehensive and concise manner. +293 Public Health Thesaurus http://asp.bdsp.ehesp.fr/Thesaurus/ This fourth edition consists of 12825 terms, or 7144 descriptors, divided into 57 subdomains (also called 'fields' or 'micro-thesaurus') and 5681 synonyms, or 'non-descriptors', which refer to a valid descriptor The BDSP thesaurus can be freely used in documentation centers or libraries working in the health and social sectors. +294 Thesaurus for the Social Sciences The thesaurus currently contains about 12,000 entries, of which about 8,000 descriptors and around 4,000 synonyms, covers all disciplines of social sciences.The thesaurus is available in interactive form with its own user interface in the Fachportal sowiport The thesaurus of social sciences is a central one Instrument for content-oriented searches in the databases SOFIS and SOLIS. +295 http://www.social-sante.gouv.fr/espaces "The thesaurus contains a total of 6796 terms including 5367 descriptors and 1429 non-descriptors (synonyms), descriptors are written in the form of substantives in the singular, unless use requires the use of the plural, a monohierarchical thesaurus , That is to say that each term belongs only to a semantic field, and is hierarchized at four levels from the generic term, but in some semantic fields the hierarchy can comprise up to 6 The thesaurus is used for the selection of the relevant keywords and their standardized writing, but also as a tool for classifying information. The documentalists of the ministries use them daily to feed the documentary databases, For specialized uses, it is possible to envisage the creation of lists of aid to the research by selecting the relevant terms In research, it is used to navigate from one concept to the other and to modulate the answers thanks to the semantic links established between the terms: for example to pass from the notion of sanitary engineering to that of treatment of the "" Water and then to the types of water treatment. It also allows you to automatically switch from an acronym to its meaning. By putting the main documentary resources of the ministries on the intranet, it becomes the instrument for more efficient access by users to ministry documentation." +296 http://notx.documentation.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/Urbanisme/thesaurus/navigation.xhtml +297 Classification of Instructional Programs http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cipcode/ The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) provides a taxonomic scheme that supports the accurate tracking and reporting of fields of study and program completions activity. CIP was originally developed by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) in 1980, with revisions occurring in 1985, 1990, and 2000. The 2000 edition (CIP-2000) is the third revision of the taxonomy and presents an updated taxonomy of instructional program classifications and descriptions. +298 International Classification for Seasonal Snow on the Ground http://www.cryosphericsciences.org/snowClassification.html Since 1990 our collective knowledge of snow and the techniques we use to observe its characteristics have evolved. Thus, in 2003, the current classification (Colbeck et al., 1990) needed an update, but the users of the 1990 classification felt that corrections and additions should be kept to a minimum. Following the spirit of the previous editions, the Working Group on Snow Classification took care to again provide a concise document usable by user groups of quite different specialties: snow scientists, practitioners, scientists from other fields, as well as interested lay persons. However, classification schemes typically become more technical as knowledge, measurement techniques, and observation methods evolve. The classification deals primarily with seasonal snow, even though many concepts in the present snow classification can also be applied to firn, which is the first stage in the formation of glacier ice. Definitions and tools are provided mainly to describe point observations of the snowpack, e.g., from snow pit work. However, the classification does not attempt to classify snow covers from a climatic point of view. +299 Local Government Classification Scheme https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/catalogue/asset_release/local-government-classification-scheme This Local Government Classification Scheme (LGCS) is published on behalf of the Records Management Society of Great Britain, Local Government Group. Its objective is to promote improved records management practices within local government. Use - A fileplan with retention schedules it supports local authorities in the areas of Data Protection, Freedom of Information and the Local Government Act. +30 Publishing and Depository Services Program Subject Thesaurus http://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2010/tpsgc-pwgsc/P109-1-2010-eng.pdf From 1999 until April 2005, the DSP thesaurus was adopted as the Government of Canada Core Subject Thesaurus (CST) and during that period the two vocabularies were identical. In 2005, Library and Archives Canada assumed responsibility for the CST and the DSP thesaurus has been maintained and developed independently since then. The PDS thesaurus is a bilingual vocabulary consisting of two separate data files, English and French. The English and French versions of the thesaurus were developed and are maintained simultaneously and neither language is to be considered the dominant or source language in this vocabulary. Neither language is a translation of the other; they are each in a relationship of equivalence. The English thesaurus and the French thesaurus are identical in their coverage but their respective relational structures are not identical due to the natural conceptual and terminological differences between the two languages. The English vocabulary contains 2157 postable terms and 1698 non-postable terms. All postable terms are assigned to one or more of nineteen subject catagories. Used as a source of subject descriptors for DSP catalogue records. As of 2009, the PDS Subject Thesaurus is also being used by Publishing and Depository Services as a source of descriptors for web metadata on the Publications Canada web site. +301 Thesaurus Care and Welfare http://www.thesauruszorgenwelzijn.nl/ The Thesaurus Care and Welfare: the language of the social domain. More than 35,000 terms in health and well-being, both language and language of the citizen. The terms describe a wide range of subjects of overlapping sectors: from voluntary work to local social policy, from youth care to elderly care, from social services to medical care, from education to leisure activities, etc. The Thesaurus Care and Welfare is used by organizations as a dictionary; The definitions clarify the meaning of terms and the terms can be shown in conjunction with each other because of the relationships between the terms. In addition, organizations set up the Thesaurus Care and Welfare for consistent content metadata of websites, databases, social cards and / or for enrichment of their search engine, which makes it easier and easier for users to find the requested information. +302 Transportation Research Thesaurus http://trt.trb.org/trt.asp The TRT Web site allows users to access terminology through Alphabetical, Hierarchical, Keyword In Context or Keyword Out of Context displays. The full display shows relationship of terms including SN (Scope Notes), UF (used for terms), BT (Broader Term), NT (Narrower Term), and RT (Related Term). Through the use of the TRT's standardized vocabulary, the transportation community's access to information has been improved. A tool to improve the indexing and retrieval of transportation information. The TRT's purpose is to provide a common and consistent language between producers and users of transportation information. The thesaurus is currently also used as an indexing tool for federal, state and university collections. +303 Thesaurus for economic and social development http://www.twse.info/ +304 Women's thesaurus https://collectie.atria.nl/en/thesaurus The Women’s Thesaurus is a useful tool for searching by subject. It consists of terms about women, gender, gender equality and feminism. It also includes synonyms along with broader, more specific and related terms. The Thesaurus is a good starting point for searches involving theses, research, articles, programmes and policy memoranda. (...) The online Women’s Thesaurus is an up-to-date version of the publication The Women’s Thesaurus: A List of Controlled Terms for Indexing Information on the Position of Women and Women’s Studies (1992), which was compiled by Gusta Drenthe and Maria van der Sommen. It was jointly published by the International Archives for the Women’s Movement (now known as Atria) and the Anna Maria van Schurman Centre (AMSC), the Graduate School for Advanced Research on Women’s Studies at Utrecht University. Both The Women’s Thesaurus and its English-language equivalent, The European Women’s Thesaurus (1998), are used not only by Atria but also by many other women’s information centres both at home and abroad. Atria maintains the online Women’s Thesaurus and the European Women’s Thesaurus. +306 Australian Occupational Health and Safety Thesaurus The scope of AOHST is to cover concepts relevant to OHS in Australia at national, State and local level. Some concepts are international, but the emphasis is given to the Australian context wherever necessary. The aim is to limit the size of the thesaurus to no more than 3,000 terms. This is to ensure that it is relatively easy to review and keep up-to-date. The terminology currently included in AOHST is OHS specific. This means that certain areas which are peripheral to the NOHSC’s priorities, such as compensation and insurance, are less developed at this stage. However, the thesaurus is structured in such a way as to allow the inclusion or exclusion of other categories, as required. The AOHST is of particular importance in the online environment in providing subject access to documents, databases and web sites. +307 Business Thesaurus The Business Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary of terms that assists in the effective searching of this business content. There are over 12,000 valid terms in the Business Thesaurus. Additionally, there are over 15,000 synonyms and non-preferred terms that lead to these preferred terms. General keyword searches interact with the Business Thesaurus as a result of the back-end processing that associates business thesaurus terms to each record. For the more advanced user, the Business Thesaurus is a feature that can be browsed alphabetically or searched by relevancy ranking. The Business Thesaurus is a subject specific thesaurus and is a sub-set of the EBSCO Publishing Comprehensive Subject Index (CSI), which is a vocabulary database of subject headings used across EBSCO databases. Originally based on the Library of Congress system of subject headings, the CSI has been revised and expanded to provide a consistent, interrelated vocabulary to describe a wide range of topics. Business Thesaurus terms are drawn from a variety of sources. CSI editors have expanded on the Library of Congress list of subject headings by reviewing current terminology from other field-specific glossaries and encyclopedias as well as from news outlets and business-related publications. +308 Concept Space http://conceptspace.london.edu/ Concept Space is a visual interface to a formal framework for describing business literature. It is based on a hierarchical map of the business studies subject area. The graphical interface helps you to pinpoint your topic precisely, which leads to more focused, relevant search results. Concept Space is a point and click interface to a subset of the resources available to staff and students at London Business School. +309 Canada Revenue Agency Controlled Subject Vocabulary http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/csv_vcs/english/menu-e.html The CRA's Controlled Subject Vocabulary (CRA CSV) has been developed to help Content managers, Librarians and Metadata developers in the Agency to select controlled subject terms for metadata requirements under TBITS 39.1 & 2. The CRACSV is to be used as a source of standardized terminology for the indexing and retrieval of CRA information resources in various formats, once it has been approved by Library and Archives Canada. Its main function to standardize the external form and meaning of index terms, thus ensuring that a particular concept or subject will always be represented in the same way in CRA Web site metadata resources. (...) The intended audience for use of the CRACSV consists primarily of those who have the responsibility for building, enhancing or revising Web pages within the CRA Web site. This includes Web developers, librarians, content providers, indexers, Web technologists and communications personnel. It is anticipated that indexers will use this Web site as an authoritative source of controlled vocabulary. +31 Subjects of New Zealand Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/sonz/ 1937 terms, 1302 relations between terms, 832 non-preferred terms. Created for use with the NZGLS metadata standard. +310 Lyon Regional Administrative Institute Thesaurus http://alexandrie.ira-lyon.gouv.fr/ListRecord.htm 1471 terms. +311 Macrothesaurus for Information Processing in the Field of Economic and Social Development http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/development/macrothesaurus-for-information-processing-in-the-field-of-economic-and-social-development_9789264162990-en An early tool for the referencing of development terms, that became an indispensable tool for the libraries and documentation centres of both developing and developed countries cataloguing work on economic development. +312 Patent and Registration Office Thesaurus http://was.prv.se/TesaurusExternWeb/browseTreeExternal.jsp Thesaurus is a database of selected and controlled subject that is partly organized hierarchically. Subjects are searchable in free text in the database where the index is used as an additional search help. +313 STW Thesaurus for Economics http://zbw.eu/stw/versions/latest/ The STW Thesaurus for Economics is the world's most comprehensive bilingual thesaurus for representing and searching for economics-related content. With more than 6,000 subject headings in English and German and more than 20,000 synonyms it covers all economics-related subject areas and, on a broader level, the most important related subject fields. The STW is published and continuously further developed by the ZBW according to the latest changes in the economic terminology. As a generally re-usable concept system it is used by universities, research institutes, public institutions and companies for knowledge organization and for research and development in computer and information science as well as in the area of Linked Data and Semantic Web technologies. It has been published as one of the first thesauri in the Linked Open Data Cloud and is linked to other vocabularies through mappings. The STW is part of cross-linked information environments and web services for processing and linking economic literature, research data, author profiles and educational material. +314 ISOC Thesaurus for Economics https://digital.csic.es/handle/10261/30257 First edition of the ISOC Thesaurus of Economy published in 1995, prepared by the Centro de Información y Documentación Científica (CINDOC). It contains 6.792 terms, 5.464 are descriptors and 1.328 non-descriptors or synonyms. These terms are structured in 13 topics. Three kinds of relations are established between the terms: of hierarchy, equivalence and association. The thesaurus has three index: one hierarchical, one alphabetical and a third permuted (KWIC). It is completed by two annexes, one with names of persons, institutions, political parties, etc., and another with the name of national currencies. This edition presents the translation of all descriptors into English and French. +315 Transport Thesaurus This Thesaurus is the result of cooperation between the European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT) and UIC. It was published in 1995. +316 United States Department of Agriculture Thesaurus http://agclass.nal.usda.gov/dne/search.shtml The thesaurus is organized into 17 subject categories, indicated by the 'Subject Category' designation. The subject categories are used to browse the Thesaurus in a specific discipline or subject area. The subject scope of agriculture is broadly defined in the thesaurus, and includes terminology in the supporting biological, physical and social sciences. Biological nomenclature comprises a majority of the terms in the thesaurus and is located in the 'Taxonomic Classification of Organisms' Subject Category. Political geography is mainly described at the country level. The NAL Agricultural Thesaurus includes hierarchical, equivalence and associative relationships among concepts. English Total Terms - 128,253 Lead-in Terms - 60,959 Preferred Terms - 67,294 Subject Categories - 17 Scope Notes - 759 Definitions - 5,223 Spanish Total Terms - 105,432 Lead-in Terms - 38,138 Preferred Terms - 67,294 Subject Categories - 17 Scope Notes - 759 Definitions - 5,223. The thesaurus is primarily used for indexing and for improving retrieval of agricultural information. Currently, the thesaurus is the indexing vocabulary for the National Agricultural Library's bibliographic database of citations to agricultural resources, AGRICOLA. The Food Safety Research Information Office (FSRIO) and Agricultural Network Information Center (AgNIC) also use the NALT as the indexing vocabulary for their information systems. In addition, the NALT is used as an aid for locating information at the Agricultural Research Service, Economic Research Service and AgNIC web sites and databases. +317 World Bank Thesaurus http://vocabulary.worldbank.org/thesaurus.html The Enterprise Topic Thesaurus is a thesaurus which represents the concepts and terms used to describe the World Bank Group’s topical knowledge domains and areas of expertise – the ‘what we do’ and ‘what we know’ aspect of the Bank’s work. The Enterprise Topic Thesaurus provides an enterprise-wide, application-independent framework for describing all of the Bank’s areas of expertise and knowledge domains, current as well as historical, representing the vocabularies used by domain experts and domain novices, and Bank staff and Bank clients. +318 Al-Muqtafi Legal Thesaurus http://muqtafi.birzeit.edu/en/legalLexicon/legal_lexicon2.aspx This Database accommodates all pieces of legislation enacted in Palestine since the mid 1900s until nowadays. The Legislation Database features all items of legislation, which were enforced in Palestine under the Ottoman rule until 1917; legislation under the British Mandate until 1948; legislation under the Egyptian Administration in the Gaza Strip as well as the Jordanian rule over the West Bank until 1967; and military orders issued by the Israeli occupation authorities from 1967 onwards. In addition, the Legislation Database contains recent pieces of legislation enacted by the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), which have been published in the Palestinian Official Gazette since 1994. The Database is further upgraded on an ongoing basis. So far, AL MUQTAFI includes approximately 13,000 pieces of legislation, collated from over a period of 150 years of Palestine's contemporary history. More than 50,000 pages of legislation are accessible to users, either to view online or to print out. Moreover, full texts of about 1,200 regulations published in the Palestinian Official Gazette are now provided on the AL MUQTAFI Databank. +319 European Commission for Democracy Through Law Systematic Thesaurus http://www.venice.coe.int/webforms/documents/?pdf=CDL-JU%282011%29013-e The Systematic Thesaurus is subdivided into five chapters, like the branches of a tree (hence the branched, hierarchical structure of the Thesaurus). The major branches of this 'tree' are subdivided into ever finer branches, and thus the subjects covered by the branches become more and more specific. The Systematic Thesaurus is a system of classification in the field of constitutional law, which is used to index decisions of constitutional courts and equivalent bodies (in the Bulletin on Constitutional Case-Law and the database CODICES) as well as individual articles of constitutions and laws on the courts (in the database CODICES). +32 Statistics Canada Thesaurus http://www47.statcan.ca/th_r000-eng.htm "The Statistics Canada Thesaurus was developed to provide subject access to Statistics Canada's information resources. The Thesaurus is a bilingual, fully structured, indexing and information retrieval tool which conforms to internationally accepted standards and conventions for thesaurus construction. It consists of descriptors and non-descriptors, accompanied by their hierarchical, associative and prescriptive relationships. The scope of the Thesaurus is dynamic and reflects subjects that have been addresssed at one time or another in Statistics Canada sources. Terms were selected from various Statistics Canada products, including publications, databases and related sources. The following types of concepts have been excluded from the Thesaurus: geographical names, titles (e.g., of surveys), proper names (e.g., of companies) and acronyms, except where they are in common usage. In the Thesaurus, French and English have equal weight, neither being the dominant or ""source"" language. The French and English versions are parallel except for non-descriptors in which correlation between the French and English versions of the Thesaurus may or may not occur. Exact equivalence is mandatory only for preferred terms (descriptors). Descriptors in French are in the masculine form; for example, ""acteurs"" is preferred, not ""actrices""; ""techniciens"" is preferred, not ""techniciennes"" or ""technicien(ne)s"". In general, terms are in the form of nouns or noun phrases. The plural form is preferred over the singular; this convention has been observed in both English and French. Terms are in direct (not inverted) format, as they would be in natural speech; for example, ""primary education"" not ""education, primary""; ""age of head of household"" not ""head of household - age"". Terms may be accompanied, as required, by scope notes which provide a brief explanation of intended coverage or proper usage of a term. The relationships contained in the Thesaurus are hierarchical (broader/narrower), associative (related) or prescriptive (use/used for)." +320 U.S. Government Accountability Office Thesaurus http://www.gao.gov/assets/200/199243.pdf This fourth edition of the GAQ Thesaurus lists more than 2500 terms which are used to index GAO documents and to retrieve information from the GAO documents database. The thesaurus is divided into two parts: an alphabetical thesaurus of subject terms and a keyword out of context (KWOC) index. Used to index GAO documents and to retrieve information from the GAO documents database. +321 Genre/Form Terms for Law Materials http://vocabularyserver.com/lawgenre/ From 2007 through 2009, members of the working group discussed the terms that should be included in the thesaurus and used a wiki to help organize the various phases of the project. Their starting point was William Benemann’s Genre terms for law materials: a thesaurus (Buffalo, N.Y.: William S. Hein, 2006). The working group decided to modify the style and wording of some of Benemann’s terms, remove others altogether, and add additional headings. The group also added many cross references and scope notes and reviewed the corresponding LC subject headings for possible harmonization of the two lists. In October 2009 the AALL Cataloging and Classification Committee approved the thesaurus. AALL’s thesaurus also includes approximately twenty terms that are not specific to law. Instead, they represent genres and forms of general reference works that are heavily collected by law and other libraries (e.g., academic theses, dictionaries, and directories). Incorporated into Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT). +322 Human Rights Information and Documentation Systems Micro-Thesauri http://www.huridocs.org/resource/micro-thesauri/ A collection of 48 lists with terminology. The Micro-thesauri are intended for use in conjunction with HURIDOCS Standard Formats manuals, and in particular with the HURIDOCS Events Standard Formats: a tool for documenting human rights violations. The Micro-thesauri can be used as a starting point for developing one’s own index terms for libraries and documentation centres, as keywords for organising information on websites, or as controlled vocabularies for databases to record violations. +323 Capability Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/capability_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat taxonomy of key Enterprise Capability Types or Categorizations that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations, its professionals and their business constituents to help define, structure, organize, and understand the Capabilities that are required by an enterprise for successful operation. Such information (i.e. these Capability Categories) are key to the enterprise IT Discipline known as Capability Management and usually feeds other activities, such as design, data modeling, standards development and support. Such constructs are also often used as mechanisms to provide clarity and standardize terminology for communications between business stakeholders and IT organizations. +324 Software Taxonomy http://www.if4it.com/SYNTHESIZED/FRAMEWORKS/TAXONOMY/management_software_taxonomy.html The following represents a linear or flat representation of the different Software Types or Software Categories that are used by Information Technology (IT) organizations and professionals to help build solutions that enable their businesses to operate successfully. This Taxonomy is associated with the IT Discipline known as Software Management. +325 AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy of Human Services https://211taxonomy.org/ This site is a support tool which allows licensed subscribers to search the AIRS/211 LA County Taxonomy in a variety of ways, print the Taxonomy in various formats, download the file that will allow them to incorporate the Taxonomy in their database initially and keep it updated over time as the Taxonomy changes and grows, view recent changes and additions, and develop, save and share customized versions of the Taxonomy through the Filters function. Separate versions of the Taxonomy are available to U.S. and Canadian subscribers. To change the view of the Taxonomy that is being displayed, click on 'change' and select the locale you wish to see. +327 Subject Classification Scheme http://www.iwi-iuk.org/projects/zdm/ All notations are principally in three places and consist in the first position of a capital letter, in the second position of a digit for additional subdivision and in the third position of a digit to characterize the educational institution. +328 Classification of the Outlays of Producers According to Purpose http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp?Cl=7&%3BLg=1 The classification of outlays of producers by purpose (COPP) is used to classify expenditures by producers (intermediate consumption, compensation of employees, etc) by purpose (e.g. outlays on repair and maintenance or outlays on sales promotion). +329 International Classification for Industrial Designs http://www.wipo.int/classifications/locarno/ The Locarno Classification (LOC) is an international classification used for the purposes of the registration of industrial designs. It was set up by an agreement concluded at a diplomatic conference held in Locarno in 1968: the Locarno Agreement Establishing an International Classification for Industrial Designs. The Locarno Classification comprises a list of classes and subclasses with explanatory notes and an alphabetical list of goods in which industrial designs are incorporated, with an indication of the classes and subclasses into which they fall. +33 Thesaurus of Australian Government Subjects https://www.finance.gov.au/agimo-archive/tags.html It contains a total of 3216 terms, comprising 1430 Preferred terms and 1786 Non-preferred terms (entry terms or reference points). The structure is hierarchical, using a 'tree' structure that starts with broad concepts (top terms) which are then broken down into narrower concepts. The structure is fairly flat, with 571 top terms, and a maximum of 3-4 steps in each hierarchy. Subject thesaurus terms are used to describe the subject matter of resources - they describe what resources are about. This thesaurus is designed for post-coordinate retrieval - that is, each term represents a single concept, and as many terms as necessary may be used to describe a resource. This provides for flexibility and precision during resource discovery, because the searcher is able to combine terms to satisfy the particular enquiry. In indexing and retrieval, composite concepts may require the use of two or more keywords. For example, a resource dealing with 'computer network security' would have the TAGS terms 'Computer networks' and 'Security measures' assigned as Subject metadata. TAGS is a thesaurus of subject terms for use by Australian Government agencies which: covers, at a high level, subject concepts representing the scope of Australian Government activities; provides a potential source of terminology for portal browse lists; and provides a subject vocabulary which is broader than the detailed vocabularies already adopted by some agencies, but which is able to function as an introduction to those detailed vocabularies, or to serve as a controlled vocabulary for those agencies without a specialised one. +330 International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks http://www.wipo.int/classifications/nice/ The Nice Classification (NCL) is an international classification of goods and services applied for the registration of trademarks and service marks. It was established by an international, multilateral agreement concluded at a Diplomatic Conference held in Nice in 1957: the Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks. The Electronic Forum has been available since May 2010. It has been developed in order to facilitate the process of submission and discussion of proposals for changes to the Nice, Vienna and Locarno Classifications by the countries of the respective Unions and by certain organizations specialized in the field of trademarks or industrial designs. Access to the information posted on the electronic forum is open to the public. The Nice Classification is based on the Classification prepared by the United International Bureaux for the Protection of Intellectual Property (BIRPI) - predecessor of WIPO - in 1935. It was that Classification, consisting of a list of 34 classes and an alphabetical list of goods, that was adopted under the Nice Agreement and later expanded to embrace also eleven classes covering services and an alphabetical list of those services. +331 International Classification of the Figurative Elements of Marks http://www.wipo.int/classifications/vienna/ The Vienna Classification constitutes a hierarchical system that proceeds from the general to the particular, classifying the figurative elements of marks into categories, divisions and sections, on the basis of their shape. This publication contains the seventh edition of the Classification, which comprises a total of: 29 categories, 145 divisions, 806 main sections, and 903 auxiliary sections. The examples of figurative elements relating to certain divisions, are included for information purposes only, and are therefore not an integral part of the Classification. +332 Common Procurement Vocabulary http://simap.ted.europa.eu/web/simap/cpv The CPV establishes a single classification system for public procurement aimed at standardising the references used by contracting authorities and entities to describe the subject of procurement contracts. The CPV consists of a main vocabulary for defining the subject of a contract, and a supplementary vocabulary for adding further qualitative information. The main vocabulary is based on a tree structure comprising codes of up to 9 digits (an 8 digit code plus a check digit) associated with a wording that describes the type of supplies, works or services forming the subject of the contract. The main vocabulary is based on a tree structure comprising codes of up to nine digits associated with a wording that describes the supplies, works or services forming the subject of the contract. * The first two digits identify the divisions (XX000000-Y); * The first three digits identify the groups (XXX00000-Y); * The first four digits identify the classes (XXXX0000-Y); * The first five digits identify the categories (XXXXX000-Y); Each of the last three digits gives a greater degree of precision within each category. A ninth digit serves to verify the previous digits. The supplementary vocabulary may be used to expand the description of the subject of a contract. The items are made up of an alphanumeric code with a corresponding wording allowing further details to be added regarding the specific nature or destination of the goods to be purchased. The alphanumeric code is made up of: * a first level comprising a letter corresponding to a section; * a second level comprising four digits, the first three of which denote a subdivision and the last one being for verification purposes. +333 Activity Coding List for Harmonised European Time Use Surveys http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm The Harmonised European Time Use (HETUS) activity coding list is based on international practices and previous classifications of daily activities used in Europe. The coding system and index were tested and revised on the basis of time use pilot surveys in 18 countries. The final system was completed in 2000 and revised in 2008. The European activity coding list allows several groupings of activities depending on the purpose of the analysis. +334 Classification of Forest Products http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm?TargetUrl=ACT_OTH_DFLT_LAYOUT&StrNom=FORESTPROD&StrLanguageCode=EN This classification is designed to cover the wood and wood-based products for which FAO and ECE collect statistics on a regular basis. Included is wood taken from forests or from trees outside the forest, bark and cork; charcoal; wood and wood-based materials resulting from the first processing of the wood available from forest operations (including sawnwood, railway sleepers, veneer sheets, wood pulp and wood residues); and materials resulting from further processing of some of these materials (e.g. wood-base panels, paper and paperboard); waste paper and recoverable wood products. Manufactured articles of wood and paper (as opposed to materials) are excluded as outside the regular data collection programmes of FAO and ECE. Moreover, this classification does not attempt to cover non-wood forest products such as small ornamental trees cut for special purposes; nuts, berries, seeds, roots, or other parts of plants gathered in forest areas; gums, balsams, lacs, etc.; wood derivatives such as turpentine, tall oil, sulphite dye and other chemicals. Forestry operations and services such as reforestation, forest protection (including fire protection and fire fighting) are also excluded, along with other forest-based activities such as protection and management of watersheds, of forest wildlife and of forest recreational areas. Criteria of classification: Considerations incorporated in the formulation of subdivisions in the classification include: a) chief component material; b) stage of manufacture; c) technology applied in production; d) purpose or intended use. So far as possible, each group is confined to only one stage of manufacture i.e.: a) crude materials; b) products of first processing; c) products of further processing. An important consideration was the harmonization with the major international classifications. +335 SfB classification http://www.sfb-online.de The goal is to be able to work permanently with a current system, which is closely aligned with the practice, and which is designed in a work-based manner. After several printouts and various conventionally prepared updates, the SfB has been freely accessible since 2009 in an online version. In the future, SfB-Online will receive an update every year. The content processing is still done in the tried and tested cooperation, but internally in an online procedure based on a wiki. The ekz provides for the hosting of the SfB-Online and the technical support. Characteristic for SfB-Online is the simple search for class texts and the comfortable navigation due to the strongly pronounced linking. The structure of SfB-Online also provides that more information about the systematization language can be stored more than before. The goal of this online publication is to provide the updates and changes not only to the four libraries, but to all SfB users in a timely and free manner. Close co-ordination with ekz ensures that their services are based on the current foundation and that the libraries have the same. +336 FishBase Classification http://fishbase.sinica.edu.tw/tools/Classification/ClassificationList.php The classification schema above genus level is limited in FishBase to classes, orders, families and subfamilies ranks (the latter not yet displayed). It has the advantage to keep it simple; it has the disadvantage to ignore some important clades in fish phylogeny like Chondrichthyes, Teleostei, Acanthomorpha, Percomorpha. In general, it follows Nelson's Fishes of the World (2006) with the noticeable exception of Elasmobranchii and Holocephali being elevated to class rank (see foot note). Also at family level, FishBase may follow Eschmeyer's Catalog of Fishes that is updated more frequently to integrate new stable groupings. Number of taxa from Orders to Species are given for what they are, a useful tool for information and database management. The design of some analyses (so-called Biodiversity analyses) that uses these numbers must be carefully assessed before processing. Catalog of Fishes gives also number of species, including available names in the sense of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, which we don't have. Possible discrepancies between the species and genera numbers are explained in Bailly (2010). Finally, Wiley and Johnson (2010) just published a new classification for Teleostei. They propose to stabilize several hypotheses published recently or some (long) time ago by listing the known evidences (synapomorphies). FishBase will follow this new arrangement as soon as the ichthyological community endorses it, e.g., as published in a next version of Fishes of the World. In the meantime, to avoid confusion for non-specialists, we hold on the current one. Total count of Genera: 4991. Total count of Species: 32233. +337 Classification of Living and Fossil Genera of Decapod Crustaceans http://www.researchgate.net/publication/39064758_A_Classification_of_Living_and_Fossil_Genera_of_Decapod_Crustaceans We present an updated classification for the entire Crustacea Decapoda, listing all known families and genera organized by higher taxonomic groups and including estimates of the number of species in every genus. All taxonomic names are also linked to the verified literature in which they were described, the first compilation of its kind for the Decapoda. To arrive at this compilation, we began with the classification scheme provided by Martin & Davis (2001) for extant families, updated the higher classification and included the fossil taxa. The resultant framework was then populated with the currently valid genera and an estimate of species numbers within each genus. Our resulting classification, spanning both extant (living) and fossil taxa, is the first comprehensive estimate of taxonomic diversity within the entire Decapoda. The classification consists of 233 families of decapods containing 2,725 genera and an estimated 17,635 species (including both extant and fossil species). Of the families in our classification, 53 are exclusively fossil, 109 contain both fossil and extant species, and 71 are extant only. The current estimate for extant species is 14,756, whereas 2,979 species are known exclusively as fossils. +338 Classification of the Recent Crustacea This volume is an attempt to provide the reader, whether a seasoned systematist or a beginning student, with a glimpse into the enormous variety of extant crustaceans. The sheer number of categories that humans have constructed to contain and order this group is some indication of the incredible amount of morphological diversity they exhibit. But this is only a small part of the overall picture. Even if one were to grasp the full range of taxonomic diversity as presented in this classification, such knowledge would shed no light on the actual biology of these fascinating animals: their behavior, feeding, locomotion, reproduction; their relationships to other organisms; their adaptations to the environment; and other facets of their existence that fall under the heading of biodiversity. By producing this volume we are attempting to update an existing classification, produced by Tom Bowman and Larry Abele (1982), in order to arrange and update the Crustacea collection of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. This enormous and diverse collection contains an estimated four to five million specimens, making it the second largest collection of Crustacea in the Americas. While undertaking this task, it occurred to us that others might benefit from our efforts, and that perhaps a general update on the number and arrangement of the living crustacean families, along with an explanation of the systematic and classificatory changes suggested during the last two decades, might be a welcome addition to the literature. +339 Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals http://www.unece.org/trans/danger/publi/ghs/ghs_rev03/03files_e.html The goal of the GHS is to identify the intrinsic hazards found in substances and mixtures and to convey hazard information about these hazards. The criteria for hazard classification are harmonized. Hazard statements, symbols and signal words have been standardized and harmonized and now form an integrated hazard communication system. The GHS will allow the hazard communication elements of the existing systems to converge. Competent authorities will decide how to apply the various elements of the GHS based on the needs of the competent authority and the target audience. +34 Thesaurus of the Board of Andalusia http://www.observatoriodelainfancia.es/oia/comun/tesauro/tesauro_jerarquico.aspx "The OIA thesaurus has been developed and updated from the Thesaurus of Social Issues (1993)."" The thesaurus is presented in two indexes, alphabetical and hierarchical." +340 Classification of Pesticides by Hazard http://www.who.int/ipcs/publications/pesticides_hazard/en/ This document sets out a classification system to distinguish between the more and the less hazardous forms of selected pesticides based on acute risk to human health (that is the risk of single or multiple exposures over a relatively short period of time). It takes into consideration the toxicity of the technical active substance and also describes methods for the classification of formulations. The document lists common technical grade pesticides and recommended classifications together with a listing of active ingredients believed to be obsolete or discontinued for use as pesticides, pesticides subject to the prior informed consent procedure (Rotterdam Convention), limitations to trade because of the Stockholm convention (POPs), and gaseous or volatile fumigants not classified under these recommendations. This document replaces the 2004 edition of the classification. Since the previous edition of the classification was published, the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) has been further developed and is now being widely used for the classification and labeling of chemicals worldwide. For this revision of the classification, the WHO Hazard Classes have been aligned in an appropriate way with the GHS Acute Toxicity Hazard Categories for acute oral or dermal toxicity as the starting point for allocating pesticides to a WHO Hazard Class. As has always been the case, the classification of some pesticides has been adjusted to take account of severe hazards to health other than acute toxicity. The GHS Acute Toxicity Hazard Category for each pesticide is now presented alongside the existing information. +341 Classification of Eye Movement Abnormalities and Strabismus https://nei.nih.gov/sites/default/files/nei-pdfs/cemas.pdf The design and conceptual foundation of the CEMAS classification scheme follows traditional ideas and attempts to remain clinically pragmatic. The scheme describes three broad categories of abnormalities: 1) Horizontal Deviations, 2) Vertical Deviations and Special Forms of Strabismus, and finally, 3) Nystagmus and Other Ocular Oscillations and is comprised of eight major areas. +342 Australian and New Zealand Standard Product Classification http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1254.0.55.001 The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is decommissioning the Australian and New Zealand Standard Product Classification (ANZSPC) as the Australian statistical standard for products. ANZSPC was produced in 2001 as a collaboration between the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand. It was intended that the ANZSPC become the statistical standard for the collection and presentation of product statistics in both countries. However, the recent review of product classifications, focusing on the use of ANZSPC within the ABS, found that: ANZSPC has not been adopted widely within the ABS, rather a range of collection specific classifications have been developed; a range of product classifications are required to account for different conceptual bases such as industry of origin, end use and material composition; and ANZSPC is no longer internationally comparable given the impending release of Central Product Classification (CPC) V2.0. Furthermore, consultation with Statistics New Zealand revealed that the adoption of ANZSPC throughout New Zealand has also been nominal, therefore decommissioning the ANZSPC is seen as a logical and practical approach by Statistics New Zealand. The ABS plans to adopt the international CPC V2.0 as the overarching framework for product classifications, that is, product classifications used within the ABS will concord with CPC V2.0 to at least 3 digit level. The CPC is a multipurpose classification covering all goods and services and recent developments to increase the level of detail and comparability with other international standards has positioned it well to fulfil the function of an overarching reference product classification for Australia and New Zealand, taking on the role intended for the ANZSPC. +343 Intellectual Property Subject Thesaurus http://vocabularyserver.com/ip/ 836 terms, 322 relations between terms, 463 non-preferred terms. +344 International Children's Rights Thesaurus http://www.unicef-irc.org/php/Thesaurus/ The International Children's Rights Thesaurus consists of a core of several hundred terms that express the specific rights and concerns of the Convention on the Rights of the Child together with a number of more general terms that set these issues in their economic and social context. The criterion for inclusion of descriptors in the Thesaurus is their usefulness for indexing and retrieving documents on issues covered by the CRC. The International Children's Rights Thesaurus has been created as a tool for indexing and retrieving documents from the point of view of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). +345 JURIVOC https://www.bger.ch/ext/jurivoc/live/de/jurivoc/Jurivoc.jsp?interfaceLanguage=german JURIVOC, the juridical thesaurus of the Federal Supreme Court and the former Federal Insurance Court (now the Social Departments of the Federal Supreme Court), was created in cooperation with the Swiss legal libraries. The main part is made up of juridical terms. Moreover, it contains terms borrowed from other fields (eg, geography, medicine, etc.), insofar as they are necessary for the specification of a legal indexing aspect. JURIVOC is systematic, ie the terms (descriptors) are subdivided into hierarchies, which are essentially based on the foundations of the systematic collection of legal rights in federal law. JURIVOC is monohierarchic, which means that each term (descriptor) is assigned to a single generic term. This thesaurus does not claim to be strictly scientific, but meets the practical needs of an intellectual indexation of legal documents. +346 Legislative Indexing Vocabulary http://www.loc.gov/lexico/servlet/lexico Over 10,000 terms. More than half of the terms are approved indexing terms while the remainder are USE references to lead users to authorized terms. The access vocabulary has been improved with the gain of over 100 new terms over the previous edition. The format employed in this vocabulary facilitates the assignment of indexing terms to a document at the most appropriate levels of specificity or generality and from a variety of points of view. Cross references show both hierarchical and collateral relations among terms. The former provide a choice of indexing levels for many concepts, while the latter assist in leading the user to relevant indexing terms reflecting other aspects of the topic. The great variety of subject areas of research assigned to the Congressional Research Service make this indexing vocabulary a mixture of general and specific, popular and technical terminology. Current terminology is aimed for as well as an optimum degree of compatibility with Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH). Collaboration with the staff of the Library's Cataloging Policy and Support Office has resulted in achieving a high degree of compatibility between the two systems, and many LIV indexing terms are found in the current edition of the LCSH and in the online and card catalogs of the Library. For use with the THOMAS Bill Summary & Status Databases prior to the 111th Congress. +347 National Criminal Justice Thesaurus https://www.ncjrs.gov/app/search/thesaurussearch.aspx Use Thesaurus Term Search to search for materials in the NCJRS Abstracts Database using an NCJRS controlled vocabulary. This controlled vocabulary is used to assign relevant indexing terms to the documents in the NCJRS collection. +348 Seattle City Clerk Thesaurus http://clerk.seattle.gov/~public/thesaurus/newtoc.htm Subjects dealt with most completely are those having to do with the main activities of City government. For example, public works, transportation, and housing are each a main focus of City activities, so there are many terms present to permit specific indexing. Geographical concepts are also an emphasis; terms are included for most Seattle neighborhoods and for major geographic features. Topics which are included in only the briefest way (i.e. few terms) are those which only indirectly relate to Seattle City government's activities. This thesaurus consists of two main parts. The first is the subject classification, which shows the relationships between subject terms in outline form. The classification displays a hierarchical arrangement of broader and narrower terms and shows the conceptual scheme used in classifying documents. Geographic names other than those for neighborhood districts are not included in the subject classification. The second part of the thesaurus is an alphabetical list of terms. It contains both the approved subject terms and other words people commonly use to describe City activities. This part of the thesaurus gives the approved subject term to use in place of unapproved 'lead-in' words. Approved or authorized indexing terms are shown in bold type. The entry for each main term includes references to broader, narrower and related terms. Some terms also have short definitions, or scope notes. A code in the form 'AB 0123' follows each main term in the alphabetical list and precedes each term in the hierarchical subject classification. This notation allow a user to find the location of a term in the hierarchy. The thesaurus contains 1713 authorized terms and 601 lead-in or unauthorized words. The collection of terms in this thesaurus has been designed to permit clear indexing and classification of records in the Seattle City Clerk's office, but it is of limited scope. +349 Thesaurus of Historical Legislation of Spain http://www.mcu.es/archivos/lhe/Consultas/consultaTesauro.jsp In order to select the desired descriptor in the Thesaurus, it is presented in the form of drop-down lists linked in several hierarchical levels according to its structure. The Thesaurus is divided into 7 chapters which are subdivided into sub-chapters within Of which the descriptors around which the norms are grouped are classified 2068 terms. +35 ISOC Urban Planning Thesaurus The purpose of a thesaurus is to gather the terminology used in a discipline or a portion of it. It is at this moment when we should mention the complexity involved in the development of a thesaurus of Urbanism, given the nature of this discipline. As a multidisciplinary science forms its theoretical corpus from the disciplines that begin to study the urban and territorial problems from their different perspectives.The result is a series of knowledge of very diverse nature united by the common denominator of the city and the territory. Interdisciplinarity is evident in the selection of the 15 thematic areas around which articulates the totality of the terms of this thesaurus. This Urbanization Thesaurus was created to be used in the URBISOC Database, a database developed in CINDOC, specialized in Urban Planning and Territorial Planning. But it is also born with the desire to become the instrument of control of vocabulary of other bases specialized in identical subjects that do not have a thesaurus of their own and do not have the necessary means to elaborate it. Their dissemination and use in these other information systems will prove their usefulness. +350 Industrial Property Thesaurus http://thes.cindoc.csic.es/index_PROIND_esp.php As a result of these phases, the Thesaurus has been configured in 24 sub-abbreviations that include a total of 1,702 terms, of which 829 correspond to descriptors and 873 to referrals. As a programmatic goal of normalization of automated legal terminology, with a view to obtaining Sensitive improvements in the treatment, recovery, exchange and compatibilization of legal information resources of all kinds, it is intended to stimulate the use of this Industrial Property Thesaurus, which will allow to be able to present, with all the guarantees, in the local, autonomous, national forums Or international companies a product suitable for incorporation into the automated systems of management of legal information related to Industrial Property. +351 Electoral Justice Thesaurus http://www.tse.jus.br/hotsites/catalogo-publicacoes/pdf/tesauro/Tesauro_web_v2.pdf The new version features 15,814 entries, of which 8,186 systematize different subjects, 6,359 refer to the national toponymy and 1,269 to the international toponymy. It is also an extension of focus: the new thesaurus carries with it all the riches and specificities of our language and As a working tool, it allows us to standardize the technical treatment of the contents in the information systems existing in the Electoral Court. As a tool to help in the search for information, it guarantees to the various social actors involved in the electoral process the Access to the information requested. +352 SAIJ Thesaurus of Argentine Law http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/saij/index.php The Thesaurus SAIJ of Argentine Law (TSDA) is a thesaurus of Law and, more precisely, of Argentine Law, which was taken into account not only the academic voices but also the current customs and customs, beyond the technicalities. It is only a compendium of theoretical terms since in the compilation of voices also the local idioms were taken into account, like for example Corralito financier.The TSDA is characterized by contain terminology with a high degree of conceptual specificity presenting not only legal terms but Also non-legal voices, which were duly standardized by the tool, to relate to one or more terms with transcendence in the field of law. +353 Australian and New Zealand Standard Commodity Classification http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1254.0 The ASCC classifies domestically produced transportable goods. Links are specified to the Harmonized System (HS), the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) and the Australian Standard Industrial Classification (ASIC). The commodities are those collected in respect of 1989-90. +354 Standard Economic Sector Classifications of Australia http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1218.0 This publication describes the suite of economic sector classifications used by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to produce Australia's official economic sector statistics. The classifications are: Standard Institutional Sector Classification of Australia (SISCA); Public/Private Classification; Level of Government Classification; Jurisdiction Classification; Type of Legal Organisation (TOLO). They are used in the compilation and publication of the National Accounts, Government Finance and International Accounts statistics as well as other component economic indicators. The purpose of sector classification is to identify and group all economic units which share common organisational and operational characteristics. Units within the same sector may be expected to react in a sufficiently similar fashion to market, fiscal and monetary forces to make aggregation meaningful for the purpose of economic analysis. Sector classifications provide an integrated framework for the collection, analysis and dissemination of sector data for the economy. +355 Standard Australian Classification of Countries http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/1269.0Main+Features1Second%20Edition?OpenDocument The scope of the SACC is all countries, as defined above, currently existing in the world. Most countries are separately identified in the classification, even though many of them are statistically insignificant in the Australian context. A small number of geographic areas have not been separately identified but have been included in residual (not elsewhere classified) categories. Most of these entities have no permanent civilian population and are not significant in terms of social or economic statistics. This comprehensive coverage makes the classification useful for a range of applications and increases its longevity. +356 Australian Standard Classification of Religious Groups http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1266.0 The scope of the classification is all religions and subsets of religions in the world as defined above. In practice, only those religious groups that have a significant number of affiliated persons in Australia are separately identified in the classification structure. However, all other religions are covered and are included in the most appropriate residual category (Miscellaneous, Other, or Not elsewhere classified categories) of the classification. The code structure of the classification also allows the identification of religious groups not separately identified, if such a need arises. (...) The classification structure also includes a broad group that covers 'Secular Beliefs and Other Spiritual Beliefs and No Religious Affiliation' which could be considered to be inconsistent with the basis of the classification as described above and outside the scope of the religion topic. This broad group has been included for practical reasons and to make the classification more useful. Many statistical and administrative applications need to accommodate the whole range of responses to a question on religion, including personal spiritual beliefs, secular beliefs and the response 'No Religion'. +357 Australian Standard Classification of Languages http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/1267.0Main+Features12011?OpenDocument All world languages are in scope of the classification. Languages with significant numbers of speakers in Australia are separately identified within the classification structure. Actively spoken Australian Indigenous languages are also separately identified. Languages which are not separately identified are included in the most appropriate residual category of the classification. Extinct or dead languages spoken for religious or academic purposes are included in the most appropriate residual category of the classification. However, if sufficient numbers of an extinct or dead language are spoken in Australia, it is separately identified in the classification, for example Latin. Sign languages are defined as a communication system using gestures rather than speech or writing (The Macquarie Dictionary (Fifth Edition, 2009), and are included in the classification. Languages excluded from the classification cover those not commonly used as a means of communicating between people, such as computer languages. +358 Australian Standard Classification of Education http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/F501C031BD9AC9C5CA256AAF001FCA33 The Australian Standard Classification of Education (ASCED) is a new Australian standard classification and replaces the ABS Classification of Qualifications (ABSCQ). ASCED is comprised of two component classifications, Level of Education and Field of Education. It provides a basis for comparable administrative and statistical data on educational activities and attainment classified by level and field. The publication provides details of the conceptual basis of ASCED, the structure of the classification, definitions for all categories of level and field and concordances with other education classifications. +36 SPINES Thesaurus http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/spines/ It consists of a controlled and structured vocabulary consisting of more than 10,000 terms (descriptors and non descriptors) and about 77,000 semantic relationships that refer to development, both in its scientific and technological, as well as in economic and social, in the The SPINES Thesaurus, developed within the framework of the intergovernmental cooperation program in the field of scientific and technical information, was conceived as a key instrument of an international information exchange system. +360 Australian Standard Classification of Drugs of Concern http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1248.0 The Australian Standard Classification of Drugs of Concern (ASCDC) is the Australian statistical standard for classifying data relating to drugs which are considered to be of concern in Australian society. The ASCDC is essentially a classification of type of drug of concern based on the chemical structure, mechanism of action and effect on physiological activity of the drugs of concern. The classification of Type of Drug is described as the 'main classification structure' throughout the ASCDC document. The ASCDC is intended for use in the collection, classification, storage and dissemination of all statistical, administrative and service delivery data relating to drugs of concern. There are two additional classifications, Form of Drug and Method of Drug Use. The ASCDC assists government planners, policy analysts and social researchers by providing a consistent framework for the classification of drug-related data. The use of the standard definitions, classifications and coding procedures detailed in the ASCDC helps to ensure the comparability and compatibility of data derived from a range of different statistical, administrative and service provision systems at both the state and national level. The ASCDC is designed to collect, classify and disseminate data on drugs of concern. Because most drugs have the potential to be considered of concern in certain circumstances or contexts, the scope of the classification is all drugs. However, only those drugs noted by key stakeholders in the health, welfare, and crime and justice sectors to be of current concern in the Australian context of harm minimisation are identified in the main classification structure. This includes all drugs of concern which may be identified using the criteria listed above (see Identifying the Base Level Units of the Classification, above). It should also be noted that the main classification structure of the ASCDC does not distinguish between drugs of concern on the basis of their legality. Further, it is not a suitable vehicle for the classification of the different chemical or physical forms in which a drug may be available, and should not be used to determine the different methods of drug use. These are correlative variables for which the 'Form of Drug' and 'Method of Drug Use' classifications have been developed. +361 Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1249.0 The Australian Standard Classification of Cultural and Ethnic Groups (ASCCEG) is the Australian statistical standard for classifying ancestry data within the Australian population. ASCCEG has been developed based on the geographic area in which a group originated, developed or settled noting, similarity of groups in terms of social and cultural characteristics. ASCCEG is intended for use in the collection, aggregation and dissemination of data relating to the cultural diversity of the Australian population. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) developed ASCCEG to satisfy wide community interest in the ethnic and cultural composition of the Australian population and the characteristics of particular migrant community groups. The classification is intended to provide a standard to meet a growing statistical, administrative and service delivery need for data relating to these interests. The adoption of ASCCEG by statistical, administrative and service delivery agencies improved the comparability and compatibility of data on ethnicity from diverse sources. +362 Australian Culture and Leisure Classifications http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/4902.0 The Australian Culture and Leisure Classifications (ACLC) are part of the commitment of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to develop national standards for culture and leisure information. They comprise three separate classifications, covering culture and leisure related industries, products and occupations. The classifications of the ACLC focus on the economic side of culture and leisure activities - that is, the way culture and leisure activities are linked to the economy through direct expenditure and employment. The ACLC does this through three classifications: Industry, Product and Occupation. The Industry Classification lists industries consisting of organisations for which the main activity is the production or provision of culture and leisure goods and services, and is based on the Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC). The Product Classification consists of a list of culture and leisure goods and services (together known as products). These products are the primary outputs of the industries listed in the Industry Classification; in addition, they may also be produced by other industries (for example, museum services may be provided by a business in the mining industry). The Occupation Classification, which is based on the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO), lists occupations which are predominantly culture or leisure in nature. These classifications are adopted by the ABS and organisations outside of the ABS for survey design, organising administrative data and disseminating culture and leisure information. This is the second edition of the ACLC, following the first edition developed in 2001. This edition reflects a minor review undertaken to update ACLC concordances to the new editions of standard ABS classifications. A summary of the changes can be found in the appendices of the publication. +363 Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1220.0 The Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) First Edition (cat. no. 1220.0) was released in September 2006. Revision 1 is the first update to ANZSCO First Edition and includes minor changes to the classification structure and definitional changes for some occupations. This product comprises an explanation of the conceptual basis of the classification, the classification structure and definitions for all levels of the classification (major, sub-major, minor and unit groups and occupations). The primary purpose of this product is to aid in the interpretation of ABS and Statistics New Zealand occupation statistics classified to ANZSCO. +364 Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1292.0 The Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) 2006 (cat no. 1292.0) was released in February 2006. As a result of using this new classification in statistical collections, the ABS identified some areas where clarifications are needed. Revisions to ANZSIC 2006 are shown in this release. The revisions to ANZSIC 2006 are minor, maintaining the scope, concepts and structure. It concentrates on the revision of primary activities to capture new and emerging activities, clarifies class definitions to overcome practical difficulties in implementation and corrects minor errors and omissions. The minor revisions facilitate the consistent interpretation of the classification by all concerned and allow the inclusion of activities especially for industries that are subject to frequent changes (e.g. information technology). +365 Australian Statistical Geography Standard http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1270.0.55.001 The ASGS brings all the regions for which the ABS publishes statistics within the one framework and will be used by the ABS for the collection and dissemination of geographically classified statistics from 1 July 2011. It is the framework for understanding and interpreting the geographical context of statistics published by the ABS. The ABS also encourages the use of the ASGS by other organisations to improve the comparability and usefulness of statistics generally. While there are superficial similarities between the ASGS and the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC), it is important to recognise that the two are fundamentally different and there are significant differences between their respective regions, both in their geographical extent and their conceptual foundation. As a whole, the ASGS represents a more comprehensive, flexible and consistent way of defining Australia's statistical geography than the ASGC. +366 Thesaurus in Labor Law http://www.vocabularyserver.com/tejut/ "12122 terms, 27831 terms between terms, 2759 non-preferred terms. The documentary should develop and use documentary languages for indexing and retrieval of information, in order to guarantee the final quality of the product of bibliographic processing. Conceptual framework to support the construction of documentary languages of specialized areas of human knowledge, considering that in the Documentation, the construction of specialized lexicons does not have a theoretical basis for this The documentalist who wishes to develop documentary languages has to unite Terminology and Documentation ""Terminology will provide the methodology for searching and using terms and the Documentation the conceptual bases for structuring the documentary language." +367 Thesaurus of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights https://www.huridocs.org/resource/thesaurus-of-economic-social-and-cultural-rights/ This thesaurus does not focus as heavily on synonyms as other traditional thesauri. Instead, it takes a human rights approach by cross-referencing related ESC rights, concepts, terminology in order to reflect the interrelationships between many rights. The Categorical Index presents rights, terminology and potential violations in a structured and logical format. The Thematic Index offers many routes to identifying and locating material, and the full entries (Alphabetical Thesaurus) serve as an access point for the plethora of documents relating to ESC rights. The principal goal of this thesaurus is to serve as a tool to introduce readers to economic, social and cultural rights, related concepts, issues, and potential violations of these rights. It is not a definitive resource, nor do we believe that one could ever exist concerning ESC rights. +368 TRIBLEX Case-Law Database Thesaurus Keywords http://www.ilo.org/dyn/triblex/triblexmain.byKeyword Triblex is the case law database of the ILO Administrative Tribunal. Triblex allows users to browse Tribunal case law by session, organization or keyword. The site also features an advanced search function which allows users to search by term, date, organization, session, keyword, or judgment number. Triblex also offers the enabling statute and rules of the Administrative Tribunal. Because researching Administrative Tribunal case law can be challenging to the unfamiliar researcher, one of Triblex's most useful features is its in-depth 'About us' section. This section provides a wealth of explanatory information on the Tribunal, its composition, and its history. +369 Thesaurus of Belgian law UTU is a 'universal' tree structure that allows for the organization and incorporation of the different sources of law, namely legislation, jurisprudence and doctrine, which includes all branches of law. Of a universal legal thesaurus UTU is accessible to all and can therefore be used by all The structure developed is a tree structure, implying that the presented classification adopts an analytical approach to the law as opposed to a register In the development of the tree for the different branches of the law, the starting point chosen is, as far as possible, the basic legislative text which Governs the matter. +37 Thesaurus for Use in College and University Archives http://www.archivists.org/publications/epubs/thesaurus.asp The approximately 1,300 terms in this thesaurus come from many sources; before weeding, there were nearly 5,000 seed terms that originated in several existing controlled and uncontrolled vocabularies. A few terms have been added by the editor to fill obvious omissions in the hierarchy, and reference has been made both to the Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) thesaurus and to Helen Willa Samuels’s Varsity Letters for enlightenment and clarity, although neither of these sources was incorporated. LCSH is the preferred term unless the editor found a strong sense of the term's abandonment in contemporary usage by comparing the LCSH term with the terms used in the other thesauri. Some terms may inspire controversy; in such cases the policy of preferring LCSH over other terms was the rule. Submission of the terms in this thesaurus as new terms or as cross- references to the Library of Congress through the Subject Authority Cooperative Program of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (SACO) are encouraged. This thesaurus is a set of terms for use by any college or university archives in the United States for describing its holdings. +370 Legal Vocabulary http://www.stj.jus.br/SCON/thesaurus/ The Thesaurus contains approximately 12,200 legal concepts and aims to be a suitable instrument to: maximize the use of case law, reaching increasing levels of accessibility for internal users, ministers and servers, and other organs of the judiciary, lawyers and the general public; Greater uniformity and flexibility in the processing of information, facilitating the exchange of information between systems and databases, enabling a more comprehensive integration. +371 WITNESS Media Archive Topic Terms http://bartoc.org/sites/default/files/skos_files/WITNESS.csv At present, only our Topic Terms are accessible online, but we will be adding our other vocabularies in the near future. This thesaurus of topic terms is exportable in various XML schemas. We welcome others to use and adapt these terms for their own purposes. Included in the Topics are broad concepts (e.g. Accountability, Due Process, Women’s Rights) as well as more literal or visually descriptive terms (e.g. Scenics and Beauty Shots, Crowds). Some terms are applicable in both senses (e.g. Water). In some cases, terms are selected because of frequency of use or currency within the human rights community (e.g. Sex Workers). Some terms are also selected because content creators prefer to use them (e.g. Feminicide). 334 terms, 194 relations between terms, 24 non-preferred terms. The WITNESS thesauri were developed to meet the unique needs of audiovisual content in a human rights context. +372 Finnish General Thesaurus http://finto.fi/ysa/fi/ Outdated, do not use. The maintenance of General Finnish Thesaurus YSA and its Swedish language counterpart Allärs ended in 2019. The vocabulary replacing these two is General Finnish Ontology YSO. Updates to YSO are no longer added to YSA or Allärs. YSO is a trilingual (Finnish, Swedish, English) machine-readable version of YSA and Allärs, enhanced with linked data capabilities. All YSA and Allärs concepts incude a link to a corresponding YSO concept. The YSA (General Finnish Thesaurus) is a general vocabulary covering all fields of science and information in the world, containing the most common terms in the various fields, and also contains geographic names and lists of names, including names of plants, sports and animals.In 2012 YSA had almost 31,000 terms, Of which about 5 700 geographic names. YSA has been used in databases since 1987. +373 Finnish Music Thesaurus http://finto.fi/musa/ Outdated, please, do not use. The Finnish Music Thesaurus (MUSA) was one of the language specific vocabularies for music indexing, which complied with the principles and structure of the Finnish General Thesaurus (YSA). The Music Thesaurus was intended for for indexing and information retrieval of books and articles on music, as well as all recorded music (printed music, sound recordings, etc.). Glossary guided content describers and information seekers to use a common language. The compiling of the Music Thesaurus followed the Finnish thesaurus preparation and maintenance instructions (SFS 5471). The Thesaurus included the Swedish language music terms in CILLA which were availabe by swithcinge the language in the user interface. +374 Anthropological Index Online Keywords https://aio.therai.org.uk/aio.php?action=keywordindex The Anthropological Index Online is an online bibliographic index which catalogues the contents of anthropology journals in The Centre for Anthropology Library at the The British Museum (formerly the Museum of Mankind Library, incorporating the Royal Anthropological Institute Library) which receives periodicals in all branches of anthropology, from academic institutions and publishers around the world. The AIO provides a searchable index to the contents of over 770 journals, published in more than 40 languages. The index staff provide English keywords for all entries so consistent searching is possible. Many of the journals indexed are catalogued only in the AIO so it provides unique access to some of the more obscure anthropology publications. +375 Library of Parliament Thesaurus http://www.eduskunta.fi/kirjasto/EKS/ Thematic index can be displayed by each of the Tags topic category includes Clicking on key words, you will get a Finnish subject heading, its Swedish and English equivalents, see also -., References and Sciences by subject category See also -.. Reference and the class to continue searching within the thesaurus alphabetical index scroll to display the list of that start with the same letter of the key words Klikaamalla key words, you will get the English word thing, its Swedish and English equivalents, see also -.. and the references to the subject matter of the word class See also -. the reference to the category and to continue searching within the thesaurus +376 Design and communication Thesaurus Design and communication thesaurus is in Finnish design, communication, and arts and crafts specialty vocabulary. The dictionary contains about 2500 actual key words and almost 400 control term, which control the approved free word use. Index comprises of keywords use, repair and further instructions, and the alphabetical dictionary part and attachments. Design and communication thesaurus is constructed tesaurustyyppinen, that is, it refers to the most common semantic relationships between key words. Design and communication vocabulary for use in books and articles, but also other data types, indexing and search for information, for example. catalogs, databases and bibliographies libraries derived materials. Glossary help Added information and knowledge-seekers to use a common language. glossary is intended for use with VESA-network terminology http://vesa.lib.helsinki.fi/ysa/index.html (a Finnish General siasanasto) in parallel with the design and communication of specific terminology. +377 Theological Thesaurus https://blogs.helsinki.fi/teolasiasanasto/ Abbreviations for this subject word: hand = use the following term, the left column term is not used, instead the right-hand column term is used LT = broader term RT = parallel term ST = narrower term see YSA = see General Finnish keyword KT = The library's cataloging information is usually marked with one or more keyword descriptive content, which can be used to find books on the subject or subject matter to be explored, and library purchases have been listed in HELKA since 1992. Earlier books have been cataloged retrospectively but Since content descriptors are only available in some of the material, a directory card kept in the library is still a useful utility. +378 Thesaurus of Swiss Law http://tds.eurospider.com/TDS/ Applied in the court software OpenJustitia. +379 Thesaurus of Biology http://doteine.uc3m.es/tesauros/biologia/ Thesaurus for the curricular materials of the biology subjects of the baccalaureate of the Spanish educational system (17-18 years) 462 terms, 320 relations between terms, 52 equivalent terms. +38 UK Archival Thesaurus http://www.ukat.org.uk/ UKAT is a subject thesaurus which has been created for the archive sector in the United Kingdom. It is a controlled vocabulary which archives can use when indexing their collections and catalogues. UKAT was created between June 2003 and August 2004 from subject terms contributed by individual archives, archive projects and users of archives. The backbone of UKAT is the UNESCO Thesaurus. However, while UNESCO covers a broad range of subject areas, it often lacks the depth of detailed terminology required by archives for indexing. It was therefore decided that UKAT should extend and adapt UNESCO to incorporate indexing terms which repositories and projects had devised themselves or incorporated from other schemes, such as Library of Congress Subject Headings or the British Education Thesaurus. UKAT has thus been created as a thesaurus conforming to international standards, with the coherent structure of UNESCO, but also significantly enhanced to include terms of relevance to the archive community and its users. Particular emphasis has been given to incorporating terms reflecting the histories and experiences of groups which are under-represented among archive users, to encourage their participation in the archival heritage in line with national priorities for the sector. The key aims of UKAT are: to improve access to archives by subject; to ensure that users of archives can carry out effective subject searches of the national archives network; and to promote the involvement in archives by groups which are under-represented among archive users, by providing subject terms which reflect their histories and experiences. +380 https://www.departments.bucknell.edu/biology/resources/msw3/ Although the database will be updated in the future (edited by DeeAnn M. Reeder and Kristofer M. Helgen), it is not, and will not be continuously updated. The names are organized in a hierarchy that includes Order, Suborder, Family, Subfamily, Genus, Species and Subspecies. Records include the following fields: Scientific name, Author's name and year described, Original publication citation, Common name, Type Species, Type Locality, Distribution, Comments, Status, Synonyms. It is hoped that this database on the World Wide Web can be used as a convenient on-line reference for identifying or verifying recognized scientific names and for taxonomic research. +381 International Virtual Observatory Alliance Thesaurus http://www.ivoa.net/rdf/Vocabularies/vocabularies-20091007/IVOAT/ The current vocabulary has 2890 concepts, of which 274 are 'TopConcepts'. The goal is to provide a general vocabulary foundation to which other, more specialised, vocabularies can be added as needed, and to provide a good 'lingua franca' for the creation of vocabulary mappings. +382 InterWATER Thesaurus http://www.ircwash.org/thesaurus It can be used for indexing information; for searching or retrieving information; and as a translation tool for English, French and Spanish water and sanitation terms. The thesaurus originates from the collaboration of IRC with organisations from the United Kingdom, France, Peru, Jordan, Burkina Faso and Thailand. +383 Multilingual Thesaurus of Geosciences http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080364315 The Multilingual Thesaurus contains 5823 key terms expressed as descriptors (preferred terms) or non-descriptors (non-preferred terms) in the language versions of the MT. The Multilingual Thesaurus (MT) is compatible with major international and national bibliographic databases and indexing vocabularies. The English (American) version of the MT is compatible with the AGI (American Geological Institute) GeoRef Thesaurus, the French version with the INIST/BRGM (Institute de l'Information Scientifique et Technique/Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières) PASCAL/GEODE Lexique, and the German with the BGR (Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe) GEOLINE Thesaurus. The other language versions are compatible with national thesauri used in Russia (VSEGEI), Spain (ITGE/GEOMINER), Italy (CNR/GEODOC) and Finland (Geological Survey of Finland/FINGEO). The MT gives the documentary equivalents of major geoscience concepts in the languages included at present. The MT is also an operational tool for the development and management of other national geoscience thesauri in a manner that ensures compatibility with other major geoscience information systems. A most interesting aspect of the MT is the possibility of developing multilingual search facilities, i.e. searches can be performed in any of the languages of the MT, and documents may be retrieved that contain the corresponding term in any of the other languages of the MT. At the Geological Survey of Finland the MT has been already been used to enable such multilingual searches. The Finnish index terms or English index terms used in the databases to describe the content can be linked through the thesaurus function of the TRIP system to the corresponding terms in all languages of the MT making all terms for the same concept synomyms irrespective of the language. +384 Health Sciences Descriptors http://decs.bvs.br/I/homepagei.htm The concepts that characterize the DeCS vocabulary are organized in a tree structure allowing a search on broader or narrower terms or on all terms from the same tree within the hierarchical structure. DeCS is a dynamic vocabulary totaling 30,895 descriptors, of which 26,664 come from MeSH, and 4658 are exclusively DeCS. There is an addition of 2051 hierarchic codes from DeCS categories in 1491 MeSH descriptors. The following are the DeCS categories and their total number of descriptors: Health Surveillance (828); Homeopathy (1,944), Public Health (3,491); and Science and Health (219). The sum is greater than the total number of descriptors, since a descriptor may occur more than once in the hierarchy. By being dynamic, it records a permanent process of change including the development of new areas of terminology. With the creation of the national, institutional and thematic VHLs, search strategies were made available in the various topics in order to facilitate the retrieval of the existing literature. DeCS was created to serve as a unique language in indexing articles from scientific journals, books, congress proceedings, technical reports, and other types of materials, as well as for searching and retrieving subjects from scientific literature from information sources available on the Virtual Health Library (VHL) such as LILACS, MEDLINE, and others. +385 Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange Thesaurus http://www.naric.com/cirrie_sql/database/thesaurus/ The CIRRIE Thesaurus is an alphabetical listing of approved terms for searching the CIRRIE Database. +386 Bioethics Thesaurus Database http://bioethics.georgetown.edu/databases/bt/ The foundation of the database is the original Bioethics Thesaurus, which was developed at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics and was used to index BIOETHICSLINE from 1975-2000. It has been updated extensively, particularly to include new genetics terms for the GenETHX database, and new Islamic ethics terms for the Islamic Medical and Scientific Ethics database. Here you can search the thesaurus terminology as a database to get more detailed information about each term or phrase, review a full list of lead terms and cross references, or choose a letter below to retrieve all the entries beginning with a particular letter of the alphabet. +387 Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts Thesaurus http://www4.fao.org/asfa/asfa.htm The ASFA Thesaurus is an indexing and searching tool. It contains the subject descriptors used to index the records which are contained in the Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts (ASFA) bibliographic database. +388 Alzheimer's Disease Thesaurus The Alzheimer's disease thesaurus is used for indexing and online searching of materials cited in the ADEAR database. +389 NASA Thesaurus The Hierarchical Listing With Definitions contains all subject terms and USE cross references currently approved for use, and displays the full hierarchical structure for each term along with a definition when available. In addition, the listing has been developed to serve as an orthographic authority for upper/lowercase forms of all terms and cross references. The term-added date, displayed for all terms added after April 1988, is also given. The listing includes terms appearing in the NASA Thesaurus, Preliminary Edition (December 1967), the NASA Thesaurus Alphabetical Update (September 1971), the NASA Thesaurus (1982, 1985, 1988, 1994, and 1998 editions), and other terms approved for use through the end of January 2012. Over 18,400 terms, 4,300 definitions, and approximately 4,500 USE references are contained in the Hierarchical Listing With Definitions. The Rotated Term Display is a ready-reference tool that provides thousands of additional 'access points' to the thesaurus terminology. It contains the postable terms and nonpostable terms found in the Hierarchical Listing arranged in a KWIC (key-word-in-context) index. It is a useful companion to the Volume 1 listing, containing approximately 52,000 entries. +39 United Nations Bibliographical Information System Thesaurus http://metadata.un.org/thesaurus/ The multilingual UNBIS Thesaurus contains the terminology used in subject analysis of documents and other materials relevant to United Nations programmes and activities. It is multidisciplinary in scope, reflecting the Organization’s wide-ranging concerns. The terms included are meant to reflect accurately, clearly, concisely and with a sufficient degree of specificity, matters of importance and interest to the United Nations. In addition, since the inception of the Thesaurus in 1981, two primary criteria in the selection of descriptors have been: a) consistency with the terminology used by the Organization itself as reflected in its documents; and b) compatibility with terms included in thesauri produced or utilized within the UN System, in order to facilitate exchange of information with other organizations. The organizations of the United Nations System, such as the World Bank, ILO, WHO, FAO, IAEA and Unesco, are lead agencies in their particular areas of activity and their choice of descriptors has been preferred. It is used as the subject authority of the United Nations Bibliographic Information System (UNBIS) and has been incorporated as the subject lexicon of the United Nations Official Document System. +390 Alexandria Digital Library Feature Type Thesaurus The Feature Type Thesaurus contains a hierarchical scheme of terms for typing gazetteer entries; that is, for typing named geographic places. It is intended for general use for many types of gazetteers and as a shared vocabulary for interoperability among gazetteers. It has been designed to be used with the Alexandria Digital Library (ADL) Gazetteer. +392 Herb Thesaurus https://www.toriorr.com/herb-thesaurus-project This thesaurus functions as a means for indexing articles, photos, and web pages on some of the basic identifying characteristics of herbs. It is designed for the hobbyist or recreational gardener rather than scientist or medical reference. The preferred terminology is that of a home gardener rather than a herbalists or botanists since they are the targeted end-user. (...) This mini-thesaurus contains preferred terms selected based on common usage, and the cross-references are made from the non-preferred terms. Scope notes have been added where necessary. In the hierarchical display, facets appear in bold text, in the alphabetical display preferred terms appear in bold text. This thesaurus functions as a means for indexing articles, photos, and web pages on some of the basic identifying characteristics of herbs. It is designed for the hobbyist or recreational gardener rather than scientist or medical reference. The preferred terminology is that of a home gardener rather than a herbalists or botanists since they are the targeted end-user. +393 The Astronomy Thesaurus http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/library/thesaurus/ The main aim in producing this reference work is to try to standardise the terminology in the field of astronomy for the purposes of aiding unambiguous library cataloguing and more precise recall of data from computer databases. The thesaurus is intended for use by astronomy librarians and scientists. Its compilation was originally requested during a meeting of Commission 5 (Documentation) of the International Astronomical Union at the New Delhi General Assembly of the IAU in 1984. Vocabulary control has become essential in the use of online databases, particularly where those responsible for data input and for searching databases are nonspecialists. Consistency, particularly in the input to computerised databases, is imperative if there is to be high precision recall in information retrieval. Conversely, for those accessing databases (the output process), the selection of relevant terms or those most specific to the information request, will result in higher precision recall. The thesaurus is also designed to give the librarian, cataloguer or indexer, as well as the astronomer, a context for astronomical terms with which they may not be familiar. It is envisaged that the thesaurus will be used for the following main purposes: 1. Assigning keyterms to scientific papers; this is usually best done by the authors themselves, rather than by non-specialists. If the thesaurus is to serve as originally intended by Commission 5 of the IAU - to standardise the astronomical terminology -, then authors should use only the upper case terms in the thesaurus in their keyterm lists. 2. Extraction of references from databases, when the use of the same list of terms as is used by the authors can be expected to result in high precision recall of relevant data. 3. Assisting in the updating of library classification schemes. 4. It may be included in 'intelligent' databases, to help the user select alternatives or extensions to a searcher's initial list, as in proximity searching. Other uses suggested to us have been as a source of terms for exclusion as passwords for observatory computers and as a supplementary dictionary of words used by a spelling checker for word processors. +394 The Alcohol and Other Drugs Thesaurus https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/sourcereleasedocs/current/AOD/ Initial development of the AOD Thesaurus started with collecting terms and term relationships from many sources; search requests received for ETOH and NCADI databases; document titles and index terms; more than 40 special thesauri; and NIAAA's Reports to Congress on Alcohol and Health and other publications. Major sources used for reference and guidance included the World Health Organization's (WHO's) Lexicon of Alcohol and Drug Terms, developed jointly with NIAAA; NLM's Medical Subject HeadingsInternational Classification of Diseases, 9th and 10th Revisions; the DSM–III and draft DSM–IV; the Thesaurus of Psychological Indexing Terms (PsyclNFO); the Thesaurus of ERIC Descriptors; and the Thesaurus of Sociological Indexing Terms (Sociological Abstracts). The multitude of terms collected from these sources were organized into hierarchies, which revealed many synonyms and near-synonyms. A conceptual analysis process known as semantic factoring further clarified the structure and led to a smaller vocabulary of conceptual building blocks. The resulting structure was thoroughly field-tested through a query formulation and indexing test. Analyzing the results from multiple indexers for important terms missed, different indexers using different terms to express the same idea, terms assigned erroneously, and terms needed but missing from the Thesaurus, the developers identified areas requiring clarification, redundancies between areas, missing cross-references, the need for more or better scope notes, and areas where detail could be reduced. Further refinements were made in the second edition based on indexing and searching experience: Descriptors were added, overly specific descriptors were pruned, the structure was improved, and many scope notes and relationships were added. Thesaurus maintenance for this edition started with identifying key, recent sources in the AOD field, including a wide variety of publications such as NIAAA’s Ninth Report to the U.S. Congress on Alcohol and Health, a number of issues of Alcohol Health & Research World, the Institute of Medicine’s Reducing Risks for Mental Disorders: Frontiers for Preventive Intervention Research, the draft International Classification of Preventive Trials, and of course, the most recent editions of various thesauri: NLM’s Medical Subject Headings, the Thesaurus of Psychological Terms, and the Thesaurus of Sociological Indexing Terms. Terms and term relationships from the preceding publications in addition to many other sources, including the entire Identifier (ID) field from the ETOH database, which is used to assign terms or concepts that are not in the AOD Thesaurus or for terms that are not designated ETOH descriptors. An analysis of the terms in this field helped the thesaurus development team identify missing concepts and thesaurus terms that should be designated ETOH descriptors. NIAAA is committed to the maintenance of the AOD Thesaurus as an ongoing process driven by user feedback. Users are strongly encouraged to comment on any aspect of the thesaurus. The thesaurus presents a structured collection of concepts and terms intended to facilitate indexing and retrieval, support research and program planning through conceptual structure and definitions, and improve communication through standardized terminology. The thesaurus provides guidance to the indexers for request-oriented (or user-centered) indexing. It organizes concepts collected from search requests into an easily grasped hierarchical structure that serves as a framework or checklist in analyzing documents. The logical structure of the Thesaurus communicates user interests to the indexer. Its controlled vocabulary expresses each concept unambiguously through one term, called a descriptor, that is used in indexing and can thus be used with confidence in searching. Synonyms lead to descriptors: polydrug use leads to AA2.6 multiple drug use; chemical abuse, drug abuse, and substance abuse all lead to GC2 AOD abuse; nerve cellneurocyte both lead to and XX2.2 neuron. The thesaurus is also very useful for free-text searching (searching based on words in the title or abstract). An exhaustive free-text search must include all terms that might be used to express the searched-for concept. This requires query term expansion: In synonym expansion, expand the query term XX2.2 neuron by adding the synonyms nerve cell and neurocyte; in hierarchic expansion, add narrower terms, such as XX2.2.2.4 dendrite and XX2.2.2.6 axon (with its synonyms, such as nerve fiber and neurite). +395 INIS Interactive Multilingual Thesaurus The terms in the Joint Thesaurus are listed alphabetically. For each alphabetical entry, a 'word block', containing the terms associated with this particular entry, is displayed. In the word block, terms that have a hierarchical relationship to the entry are identified by the symbols BT for Broader Term, and NT for Narrower Term; a term with an affinitive relationship is identified by RT, for Related Term; terms with a preferential relationship are identified by USE or SEE, and UF for Used For, and SF for Seen For. In case of multiple USE relationships for a forbidden term, all listed descriptors should be used to index or search a given concept. In case of multiple SEE relationships, one or more of the listed descriptors should be considered for indexing or searching this concept. Over the years the INIS/ETDE Thesaurus has evolved as a result of systematic study and it contains over 30 000 terms. Using the Joint Thesaurus as a starting point, INIS, in cooperation with the Member States, has developed INIS Multilingual Thesaurus with navigation capabilities including the full thesaurus hierarchy. It is available in all official languages of the IAEA. It represents a unique multilingual thesaurus in the nuclear field and serves as a major tool for indexing and describing nuclear information and knowledge in a structured form, which assists in multilingual and semantic searches of the INIS Database. +396 Animal Use Alternatives Thesaurus Terminology http://www.vocabularyserver.com/animals/ 481 terms, 132 relations between terms, 120 non-preferred terms. +397 Australian Standard Geographical Classification http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/D3310114.nsf/home/Australian+Standard+Geographical+Classification+%28ASGC%29 The ASGC provides seven hierarchies of geographical areas. Each structure is designed to suit different statistical purposes. This edition has four current structures. The Main Structure and the Statistical Region Structure cover the whole of Australia. The Local Government Area Structure and the Statistical District Structure cover only part of Australia. The three remaining structures, Urban Centres and Localities, Section of State and Remoteness Structures, have not been included as Census Collection Districts are no longer defined. These structures are now defined in the new Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS). The ASGS has been released concurrently with the ASGC to ensure a smooth transition to the new statistical geography. The ASGS and the ASGC will both be current for 2011 however, from 1 July 2012 the ASGS will replace the ASGC. The ASGS brings all the regions for which the ABS publishes statistics within the one framework and will be used by the ABS for the collection and dissemination of geographically classified statistics progressively from 1 July 2011. The ASGS is a more comprehensive, flexible and consistent way of defining Australia's statistical geography. +398 Mineral Lists http://athena.unige.ch/athena/mineral/min_lists.html Here are mineral lists (IMA approved mineral names and varieties names) sorted either alphabetically or arranged systematically. As every science, mineralogy is changing: new analysis often modify formulas and other datas; new minerals are discovered; others are discredited. So, consider these lists as dynamic and subject to change and error. Comments, corrections and additions are welcome. It follows Strunz classification schemes (Mineralogical Tables, VIIIth edition) and has been modified according to the systematic numbers published in the 'Lapis Mineralienverzeichnis'. It shows similarities well enough, especially when completed with space group, density, etc. +399 http://www.uniprot.org/taxonomy/ Organisms are classified in a hierarchical tree structure. Our taxonomy database contains every node (taxon) of the tree. UniProtKB taxonomy data is manually curated: next to manually verified organism names, we provide a selection of external links, organism strains and viral host information. +40 UNESCO Thesaurus http://vocabularies.unesco.org/browser/thesaurus/en/ The UNESCO Thesaurus is a controlled and structured list of concepts used in subject analysis and retrieval of documents and publications in the fields of education, culture, natural sciences, social and human sciences, communication and information. Continuously enriched and updated, its multidisciplinary terminology reflects the evolution of UNESCO's programmes and activities. The first edition of the Thesaurus was released in English in 1977, with French and Spanish translations in 1983 and 1984. The second revised and restructured version was released in 1995. Today the Thesaurus is available in English, French, Russian and Spanish. Concepts are grouped into 7 broad subject areas which are broken down into microthesauri. The UNESCO Thesaurus is compliant with the ISO 25964 standard. +401 Transcription Factor Classification http://www.gene-regulation.com/pub/databases/transfac/clSM.html TRANSFAC® provides data on eukaryotic transcription factors, their experimentally-proven binding sites, consensus binding sequences (positional weight matrices) and regulated genes. 5 superclasses, 33 classes, 76 families, 91 subfamilies. +402 Classification of HTTP-based APIs https://web.archive.org/web/20110824015753/http://www.nordsc.com/ext/classification_of_http_based_apis.html This table provides a classification of HTTP-based APIs. The classification achieves an explicit differentiation between the various kinds of uses of HTTP and provides a foundation to analyse and describe the system properties induced. Providing distinct names for the API 'styles' overcomes the useless situation where APIs are named 'RESTful' and 'not so RESTful','almost RESTful', or 'unRESTful'. An API either adheres to REST's interface constraints or it does not and if it does not, there is no sense in referring to 'REST' in the API's name. Especially so because mentioning REST might cause the false impression that the achieved system would share the same system properties as RESTful systems. They do not - and it is important to understand that the system being designed might not have the expected properties. For example, caching and visibility can be ruined by tunneling operations though action names in URIs. The most important distinction to be made today is the one between the two HTTP-based API kinds HTTP-based Type I and HTTP-based Type II on the one hand and REST on the other hand. The former two, while not RESTful due to their violation of the hypermdia constraint, can be a reasonable design choice if the tight coupling they induce is acceptable for the given system. This might be the case if the expected life time of the system does not warrant the considerable work of designing a proper media type. However, it must be explicitly understood that both API kinds, 'HTTP-based Type I' and 'HTTP-based Type II' lead to systems in which clients and servers are coupled by their original design and that the evolvability properties of RESTful systems are in no way induced. +403 Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations Classification http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/tdg/clear-part2-339.htm A substance is dangerous goods when (a) it is listed by name in Schedule 1 and is in any form, state or concentration that meets the criteria in this Part for inclusion in at least one of the 9 classes of dangerous goods; or (b) it is not listed by name in Schedule 1 but meets the criteria in this Part for inclusion in at least one of the 9 classes of dangerous goods. +404 Pentatomoidea Classification http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndsu/rider/Pentatomoidea/Classification/classification.htm This website contains (or will contain) a wealth of information on the various families of the Pentatomoidea (especially the Pentatomidae), and even some information that will be of general interest to Heteropterists. More information on each of these families is presented within the Systematics section of this website. +405 Industry Classification Benchmark http://www.icbenchmark.com/ The Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB) is a definitive system categorizing over 70,000 companies and 75,000 securities worldwide, enabling the comparison of companies across four levels of classification and national boundaries. The ICB system is supported by the ICB Database, an unrivalled data source for global sector analysis, which is maintained by FTSE Group. 10 industries, 19 supersectors, 41 sectors, 114 subsectors. +406 European Socio-economic Classification https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/archives/esec The European Socio-economic Classification (ESeC) is an occupationally based classification but has rules to provide coverage of the whole adult population. The information required to create ESeC is: * occupation coded to the minor groups (i.e. 3-digit groups) of the International Standard Classification of Occupations 1988 (ISCO88 (COM)) * details of employment status, i.e. whether an employer, self-employed or employee; * number of employees at the workplace * whether a worker is a supervisor. +407 International Classification for Nursing Practice http://www.icn.ch/what-we-do/international-classification-for-nursing-practice-icnpr/ The ICNP® is a unified nursing language system. It is a compositional terminology for nursing practice that facilitates the development of and the cross-mapping among local terms and existing terminologies. +408 International Classification of Headache Disorders http://ihs-classification.org/ This classification is hierarchical and you must decide how detailed you want to make your diagnosis. This can range from the first-digit level to the fourth. First one gets a rough idea about which group the patient belongs to. Is it for example 1. Migraine or 2. Tension-type headache or 3. Cluster headache and other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias? Then one obtains information allowing a more detailed diagnosis. The desired detail depends on the purpose. In general practice only the first- or second-digit diagnoses are usually applied whilst in specialist practice and headache centres a diagnosis at the third- or fourth-digit levels is appropriate. +409 Thesaurus of Parasitology http://vocabularyserver.com/parasitology/ 1072 terms, 148 relations between terms, 223 non-preferred terms. +41 U.S. Agency for International Development Thesaurus https://data.usaid.gov/Information-and-Communications-Technology-Services/USAID-Thesaurus/abaj-3t2b "Purpose: The USAID Thesaurus is a tool for the indexing and retrieval of technical and project document information processed by the Development Experience Clearinghouse (DEC) of the U.S. Agency for International Development. [...]"" ""Subject Coverage: The USAID Thesaurus is multidisciplinary in scope. Subjects like agriculture, communications, culture, demography, economics, education, energy, government and law, health, housing, industry, labor, management, natural resources, science and technology, sociology and psychology, trade, and transportation are all covered. [...]." +410 SEMIDE Thesaurus https://web.archive.org/web/20170309070207/http://www.semide.net/portal_thesaurus/ EMWIS is an initiative of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership. It provides a strategic tool for exchanging information and knowledge in the water sector between and within the Euro Mediterranean partnership countries. All the countries involved in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership are concerned: The 27 EU member states; The 10 Mediterranean Partner Countries (Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey). At the conference of the Euro-Med Water Directors (Rome, Nov. 2005), it was decided to open EMWIS to the Mediterranean countries not signatories of the Barcelona Declaration, i.e. Balkan countries and Libya. +412 Health Canada Controlled Subject Vocabulary http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/home-accueil/search-recherche/hccv-vcsc-intro-eng.php The Health Canada Controlled Subject Vocabulary was developed to provide subject access to Health Canada's information resources. The Controlled Vocabulary is a bilingual, structured, indexing and information retrieval tool for both publishers and users of the documents and information published on the Health Canada Web site. The terms listed in the controlled vocabulary are used in the Dublin Core metadata record for the SUBJECT element, where appropriate and feasible, in order to provide accurate and comprehensive results when searching the Health Canada Web site. The Health Canada Controlled Subject Vocabulary ('gchccv') has been registered with Library and Archives Canada for this purpose. The scope of the Controlled Vocabulary is dynamic and reflects subjects that have been addressed at one time or another in Health Canada sources. Terms were selected from the Government of Canada's Core Subject thesaurus and various Health Canada products, including publications, databases and related sources. The following types of concepts have been excluded from the Controlled Vocabulary: geographical names, titles (e.g., of programs), proper names (e.g., of companies) and acronyms, except where they are in common usage. The Controlled Vocabulary is a set of preferred terms that can be used to catalogue documents. It standardizes the words associated with a given subject matter, allowing for more precise searches and preventing ambiguous database indexing. +413 Radiation Chemistry Data Center Thesaurus http://kinetics.nist.gov/solution/ The indexing terms listed in the thesaurus are those found in the RCDC Bibliographic Data Base and therefore are the terms used to generate the keyword index in this volume. The keywords are arranged alphabetically. Numbers, dashes, parentheses and super- and sub-scripts are ignored in ordering the terms except when required to distinguish two terms. Thus, '1-propanol' precedes '2-propanol' (following 'propane') and 'H2O+' precedes 'H2O-' and 'H2O2+' (all three precede 'hole'). Arrangement is word by word, thus 'hole traps' precedes 'holes'. The name of any element may be used as a keyword, but the names have been omitted from the listing. In addition, the following terms may be used: 1. 'element name' followed by a one- to three-digit number, specifying a nuclide, e.g. cobalt-60. 2. 'element name' followed by 'ions', e.g. vanadium ions. 3. 'element name' followed by 'compounds', e.g. nickel compounds. 4. 'element name' followed by 'atoms', e.g., oxygen atoms. None of the terms represented by 1 through 4 appear in the thesaurus with the exception of several in group 3 for which narrower terms have neen designated as keywords. Another exception occurs in the indexing of halogen, nitrogen and sulfur compounds; element symbols rather than element names have been used (Br, Cl, F, I, N, S) and the keywords appear as Br compounds, organic and Br compounds, inorganic, etc. Keywords which are the names of specific compounds or classes of compounds are used to define the primary subject of the investigation (or reactant). Products are indexed only by terms such as 'hydrogen formation', 'alkane formation', etc. The addition of -a or -s to a chemical name indicates that the compound was used as an additive or solvent, respectively. Thus, the keyword index may contain 'ethanol-s' as well as 'ethanol'. Each keyword entry contains a listing of broader (BT), narrower (NT) and related (RT) terms, as well as synonyms (see the USE and USED FOR (UF) terms). The narrower terms are always used when applicable, so to find all information on a particular keyword the narrower terms should also be consulted. This thesaurus was developed as a guide for the indexer and has been published to aid the users of the information services provided by the Radiation Chemistry Data Center. +414 U.S. Geological Survey Thesaurus https://www2.usgs.gov/science/about/ The USGS Thesaurus is the principal controlled vocabulary supporting Science Topics. It is designed as a formal thesaurus conforming to ANSI/NISO Z39.19, with rigid adherence to the hierarchical (BT, NT) term relationships, generic non-hierarchical (RT) relationships, and lead-in term relationships linking non-preferred terms to descriptors either singly (UF) or in a compound USE-WITH relationship. The thesaurus is faceted, meaning its top terms delineate general aspects of information resources: Sciences: Major educational fields, fields of study, and professional groupings within USGS. Methods: Techniques, methods, procedures, or strategies for research, management, collection, or analysis of scientific information in USGS Topics: Themes, subjects, and concerns for which USGS information resources are relevant Product types: General representation of the information in a resource, such as a map or data set Time periods: Geologic time periods and seasons of the year USGS: Activities, processes, and organizational concepts relevant to USGS itself The thesaurus is limited in depth and specificity of coverage. It does not attempt to replicate existing controlled vocabularies such as GeoRef. The intention is to provide sufficient contextual cues for the information seeker to determine the relevance of a resource for his or her concern, not to locate precisely the answer to a specific user question. Each information resource in the Science Topics catalog is categorized using several index terms. Consequently a document will be listed under each category for which it would be considered a relevant resource. Approximately 1200 web resources are listed in the catalog. +415 Emtree Comprehensive and polyhierarchically structured, Emtree provides a consistent description of all biomedical terminology, allowing unrivaled drug and disease indexing. Over 56,000 preferred terms (of which more than 27,000 are drugs and chemicals) - more than twice as large as MeSH; More than 230,000 synonyms (with over 144,000 drugs and chemical synonyms); 7,500 explosion terms (terms that define the hierarchical structure); 78 subheadings (64 drug subheadings and 14 disease subheadings); 20,300 links to CAS registry numbers; All MeSH terms; Easy to search: each term has on average more than four synonyms, enabling easy mapping of your search terms; Comprehensive drug searching: Emtree includes chemical names, trade names, and laboratory/research codes as well as generic names; Up-to-date: the latest drugs, diseases, organisms and procedures are indexed as candidate terms throughout the year, and the most frequently used terms are added annually to Emtree. This means you can search using even the newest terms; Explosion (tree) searching: facilitated by Emtree's extensive hierarchical structure, with up to 12 levels, you can broaden and narrow your search; Polyhierarchical structure: no need to know 'where' terms are located in the Emtree structure, the Emtree tool will guide you; Natural language terminology: no need to know 'how' terms are defined in Emtree, just use natural language; Inclusive terminology: includes all MeSH terms and many Enzyme Commission (EC) numbers, so you can search using these terms as well. +417 E.V. Komarek Fire Ecology Thesaurus http://www.talltimbers.org/images/fedb/FEDB-thesaurus.pdf The Thesaurus contains scope notes and cross references that explain the indexing system with its use of broad, narrow, and related subject terms. The Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Thesaurus is the tool created by the library for indexing database records. A list of words or phrases (i.e., keywords) that are used to describe topics covered by citations listed in the Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Database. +418 Thesaurus of Disability http://tesauro.observatoriodeladiscapacidad.es/ The State Disability Observatory (OED) has developed the first Thesaurus of Disability in the Spanish language, a tool that is constructed from terms extracted from natural language, related to some discipline of knowledge and interrelated to define the context As a documentary language, a thesaurus chooses a single term for each concept, defining its form, its use, its context, its relations and conferring to the other terms the property of no 1420 terms, 644 relationships between terms, 446 equivalent terms This thesaurus, developed by the OED technical team, has a systematic and alphabetic presentation and is born with the objective To offer, as a pioneer in its field, a reference, nonexistent at present, for any information management service In the field of disability. +419 Medicinal Plant Thesaurus http://webserv.fq.edu.uy/tematres/ 6828 terms, 5571 equivalent terms. +42 Utah Taxonomy https://vocabularyserver.com/utahtaxonomy/ A collection of Utah-specific independent controlled vocabulary terms divided into discrete, mutually exclusive facets (i.e. node labels) with smaller controlled vocabularies. Each facet has 'labels' organized into sub-hierarchies. 10320 terms, 1736 relations between terms, 4849 non-preferred terms. +420 Multilingual synoptic thesaurus of affections of the soft tissues of the oral cavity http://translaworks.com/tematres/ 1954 terms, 1534 relations between terms, 989 equivalent terms. +421 Defense Technical Information Center Thesaurus The Thesaurus provides a broad multidisciplinary subject term vocabulary that aids in information search and retrieval. Subject terms, called Descriptors, are organized into hierarchies, where series of narrower terms are linked to broader terms. After performing a Thesaurus search, a user can insert a Descriptor directly into the Technical Reports Guided Search page. 16463 terms, 8598 relations between terms, 2278 non-preferred terms. +423 NosoBase Thesaurus http://nosobase.chu-lyon.fr/Base/thesaurus.html This thesaurus consists of 1079 descriptors organized by preferential, non-preferential, generic and specific terms. The documentalists who index the documents referenced in NosoBase use the NosoBase thesaurus to fill in the word (s). +424 Derwent Biotechnology Abstracts Thesaurus http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/m/pdfs/mgr/bio_thes.pdf Generic terms (Higher Terms) associated with specific keywords are indicated by the use of the abbreviation 'h.t.'. This means that whenever the specific term appears in the file, the corresponding Higher Term(s) will also appear and can be searched instead of the specific keyword if a broader search is desired. The abbreviation 's.a.' (see also) is used to indicate a related term which may also be worth considering in a search. Some terms have been altered since the start of the database and this is indicated by the use of the word 'was'. This Thesaurus is designed to facilitate searching of the Derwent Biotechnology Abstracts online database. The Thesaurus is intended to guide the searcher in the selection of correct search terms. +425 Derwent Drug File Thesaurus The Thesaurus contains all searchable keywords except the newest drug names and novel concepts that have arisen since publication. The Thesaurus is laid out in two columns; the left column contains the look-up term and the right column either contains the higher terms of a keyword, the generic name of a proprietary drug name, or refers the seacher to the correct term or alternative terms to use. Higher terms associated with specific keywords are indicated by the abbreviation h.t. and are found in the right column of the Thesaurus. Whenever the specific keyword appears in the database, the corresponding higher terms also appear and can be searched instead of the specific term if a broader search is required. The abbreviation ‘s.a.’ (see also) is used to indicate a related term which may be worth considering in a search. This Thesaurus is designed to facilitate searching of the Derwent Drug File. The aim of the Thesaurus is to guide the searcher in the selection of correct search terms. +426 Australian Emergency Management Terms Thesaurus https://www.aidr.org.au/media/1499/manual-4-australian-emergency-management-thesaurus.pdf The thesaurus includes preferred terms, non-preferred terms, related terms and scope notes where available. The Australian Emergency Management Terms Thesaurus provides a list of terms commonly used across the emergency management sector. The thesaurus includes terms likely to be used by the sector, but not those relating to specific areas of particular emergency services. +427 AFO - Natural resource and environment ontology http://finto.fi/afo/fi/ +428 Central European Flood Risk Assessment and Management in Centrope Thesaurus http://www.ceframe.eu/thesaurus/ 256 terms. The support of transnational sustainable flood risk management will be carried out by the community acting over a web-based communication site, which will provide substantial information and an integrated multilingual thesaurus for the partners and decision makers. +429 Convention on Biological Diversity Controlled Vocabulary http://www.cbd.int/doc/lists/cbd-voc.pdf It facilitates searching and retrieving information by linking similar documents and on-line resources with unique terms. It standardizes descriptions, and so assists in efforts to make information interoperable. Because most terms are taken from official Convention documents, UNEP's ENVOC, and FAO’s AGROVOC, the translation of these terms is facilitated. The CBD Controlled Vocabulary was developed in 2003 with the intent to establish a list of terms to be used as descriptors (i.e. metadata) for CBD documents and web pages. +43 Controlled Vocabulary of the Library of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (UNCUYO) http://intranetsid.uncu.edu.ar/ffyl/macro/vocab/index.php In general, the Unesco Thesaurus is taken as a guide, and when it has been necessary, some of its relations (alternatives of synonyms and of the relation UP or USE) have been modified or those of other thesauri have been incorporated. Extracted from other thesauri or reference works, and which have not been integrated with those of the Unesco Thesaurus, only the source has been annotated.The terms that are joined by the asterisk for example History * Argentina must be interpreted as Argentine history. Descriptors with the note 'Not used by this Library' or 'Not used by this Library' are listed in order to present the relationships with other terms that are used 3865 terms, 3884 relations between terms, 400 equivalent terms This list (under construction) contains the indexing terms used by this Library from 1992 to the present and their corresponding relationships. +431 European multilingual thesaurus on AIDS and HIV infection http://dossierdoc.typepad.com/descripteurs/2005/09/thsaurus_multil.html To facilitate its use, the thesaurus is presented in three parts: A multilingual main part on AIDS and HIV infection A multilingual geographical part describing the countries and major regions of the world A monolingual part containing the annexes of Belgium, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland The thesaurus is presented in each language version in the following forms: Main part on AIDS and HIV infection: structured alphabetical list (In the language of the language version with indication of the terms in the other languages), hierarchical list by microthesaurus (in the language version of the language version), lexical exchange (in the language of the linguistic version) Geographical part: structured alphabetical list (In the language of the linguistic version with indication of the terms in the other languages), hierarchical list by microthesaurus (in the language of the verse Linguistic ion) Annexes country: structured alphabetical list (in the language or languages ​​of the country); Hierarchical list by microthesaurus (in the language or languages ​​of the country). The main users of the thesaurus are database managers, librarians and documentalists, researchers, teachers, students, social workers, stakeholders, and anyone seeking information on AIDS and HIV / Infection. +432 http://www.catie.ca/pdf/Thesaurus/french_thesaurus.pdf The HIV / AIDS Treatment Thesaurus is presented in alphabetical order, which combines in a single alphabetical list descriptors and non-descriptors accompanied by semantic links, as designated by the EA (English equivalent), EM (Employ), EP (employee for), TG (generic term), TS (specific term) and TA (associate term) Sometimes an explanatory note (BN) is used to specify the use of a given term, To refer the user to the European multilingual thesaurus on AIDS and HIV infection. Thesauri have traditionally been used in library catalogs and indexes, but they can also be used or adapted for others Thesaurus is used to standardize the storage and retrieval of information during indexing and, To search databases or filing systems. The HIV / AIDS Treatment Thesaurus can serve as an information management model for service organizations and other AIDS community groups that are exploring the possibilities of new information technologies. +433 MusicMoz Music Styles http://vocabularyserver.com/music/ 549 terms. +434 Instruments Tree http://vocabularyserver.com/instruments/ 506 terms. +435 Geological Federal Institution Thesaurus http://resource.geolba.ac.at/ The thesaurus contains terms, as used in the text publications and geological maps of the Federal Institution, all of which have their own http web addresses, which can be used as hyperlinks for online texts, in web applications, or as attributes for geodata Single term can also have several alternative names, and is defined in its meaning (semantics) by superior, subordinate, and related terms. In terms of content, the thesaurus is supervised by a dedicated editorial team, with expert experts on various topics. The existing subject areas are continually being expanded, and are also available in German as well as in English. The terms of the thesaurus are published on the web machine-readable (XML, RDF, SKOS) and linked to other terms published in the web (Wikipedia, GeoSciML, Freebase). The thesaurus can be freely used and corresponds to the standards of the Semantic Web or LinkedOpenData. For web programmers, there are also SparQL endpoints and a REST interface to the thesaurus. With the creation of semantic and technically interoperable geodata, the Geologische Bundesanstalt implements the legal obligations of the EU Directive 2007/2 / EC INSPIRE or the GeoData Infrastructure Act 2010 GeoDIG. Thesaurus data are attributed to thesaurus terms, while the thesaurus is linked to INSPIRE terminology and other internationally standardized vocabularies. +436 Department of the Environment and Heritage Thesaurus http://www.environment.gov.au/ The DEH thesaurus is broadly based on a subset of the Thesaurus of Environmental Protection Terms, Department of Environmental Protection, WA, 1995. Over the years, current specific Commonwealth terminology has been incorporated into the thesaurus. The Department of the Environment and Heritage thesaurus is used to provide access to DEH web resources. +437 Thesaurus of the Autonomous University of Guadalajara http://tesauro.uag.mx/tematres/ The 'UAG Thesaurus' is based on TEMATRES, which is free software for thesaurus management and on the academic structure of the UAG, since it is considered to be the academic areas and their various faculties, schools, departments, academic degrees and Materials that request and generate information resources with which the collections of the Library Network are developed, and that these in turn are the basis for teaching, learning and research in the various educational programs of the UAG. The above is the documentary wealth of libraries, which is one of the indicators of the educational quality of the UAG. This tool is intended to consolidate a system of organization and retrieval of information from the origin of the discipline or Specific UAG school to the end user. Also some parts of the UAG structure, especially its departments are addressed by a code, to the dis Cipline and subdiscipline of the UNESCO International Nomenclature for Science and Technology, in order to recover various types of information stored in the UNIVERSIA library that is classified on the basis of this nomenclature. To have a terminological control instrument that works as a tool to index general documents, based on the academic-scientific structure of the UAG. The thesaurus also allows you to concentrate meaningful keywords for a community, through which a vocabulary of controlled terms is organized, which later serve to classify, organize and retrieve information. +438 http://merisanasto.kyamk.fi/ The Finnish maritime libraries have together created the maritime thesaurus. This is the first Finnish maritime thesaurus, and it is on the network freely available to everyone. The thesaurus is based on the STCW Code themes (Standard of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping). If the word is Swedish or English counterparts, they are also given terminology. due to the internationality of English terms is broad and not all of the words have equivalents in Finnish. the shipping industry is commonly used in a variety of abbreviations. They are given in full without the Finnish-language expression but the original language equivalents. If a foreign language your keyword missing Finnish counterpart, the term has been added to the list only in Swedish or English. The thesaurus is not designed as a full word terms in the field of book v Publications of indexing tool. Therefore, the details of the desired avoided, and the vocabulary is limited. In practice maritime professionals use slang words more often than actual terms. As a result, the list of words is being completed with the maritime slang. Terminology, slang word for each item is placed on clarification of the nature of the word. +439 Thesaurus of Mathematical Sciences http://www.vocabularyserver.com/tesamat/ 2994 terms, 249 relationships between terms, 916 equivalent terms. +44 Vocabulary of the Central Library of the FFyL http://www.vocabularyserver.com/filo/ 6101 terms, 1641 relations between terms, 709 equivalent terms. +440 Terminosaurus Rex http://server02.is.uni-sb.de/trex/ T-REX is a classification and thesaurus of information science at the same time, which has two possibilities: 1. Search for a classification, 2. Browse the top-down classification. In addition to the concepts belonging to the central area of ​​'information science' itself, there are 'auxiliary sciences' and 'post-biodiversities'. 'Aid sciences' Are those whose results are needed directly for the development of information systems that explicitly work on information systems and in which information scientists can collaborate (eg information linguistics and information technology). +441 Civil Engineering Database Subject Headings http://cedb.asce.org/CEDBsearch/ You can browse this alphabetical list of Subject headings or you can select a letter to jump to a specific portion of the list. +442 The International Welding Thesaurus http://www.iiwelding.org/WorkingUnits/Commission_VI/Commission_VI_WG1/Pages/Thesaurus.aspx This thesaurus consists of a list of 'preferred terms' and 'non-preferred terms' each with an indication of the keyword(s) to be used in indexing. It will also show relations between terms: 'broader terms' (BTs), 'narrower terms' (NTs) and 'related terms' (RTs). Many terms will include 'scope notes' (SNs) clarifying their intended use (the subject areas that they cover). Below is a list of the different types of entries that appear in the thesaurus: SC 'subject category' - broad subject area (processes, materials, applications, etc.) SN 'scope note' - explaining the meaning of a term USE points from non-preferred term to preferred term UF 'used for' - the opposite of USE UA 'use and' - for cases where a concept is expressed by two keywords used together UFA 'used for' - the opposite of UA NT 'narrower term' - the opposite of BT BT 'broader term' - generic-specific, part-whole, etc. RT 'related term' - similar terms, terms in same subject area, opposites HIS 'history' - date added, term(s) used before that date. The purpose of a thesaurus, in information retrieval, is to make it easier to retrieve a maximum number of items that are relevant to your enquiry, and a minimum number of items that are not relevant to your enquiry: to give you more of what you want, and less of what you don't want. +443 BNCF Thesaurus http://thes.bncf.firenze.sbn.it/novita.php?menuR=2&menuS=2 Nuovo soggettario, edited by the National Central Library of Florence (Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze), is a subject indexing tool for various types of information resources. It has been developed in compliance with the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) recommendations and other international standards in the field of subject indexing. This tool has been created for general and specialized Italian libraries, especially those participating in the National Library Service (SBN), and for museums, multimedia libraries, archives and documentation centres. The Nuovo soggettario system has been used by the Italian National Bibliography (Bibliografia Nazionale Italiana, BNI) since 2007, and is in continual evolution. +444 INFODATA-Thesaurus http://www.infodata-edepot.de/thesaurus/START.HTM Includes about 1,000 descriptors plus. 300 geographical terms, 800 synonyms. The terminology Subjects 'information sciences' and their peripheral regions is structured and hierarchically compiled alphabetically with broader and narrower terms and related terms and combined in this thesaurus. The INFODATA- Thesaurus serves as a tool for the content development of all relevant specialist information and its retrieval by means of different search strategies. A search in the full-text database INFODATA-eDepot is possible directly via the individual descriptors. +446 International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health http://www.who.int/classifications/icf/ The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health, known more commonly as ICF, is a classification of health and health-related domains. These domains are classified from body, individual and societal perspectives by means of two lists: a list of body functions and structure, and a list of domains of activity and participation. Since an individual's functioning and disability occurs in a context, the ICF also includes a list of environmental factors. The ICF is WHO's framework for measuring health and disability at both individual and population levels. The ICF was officially endorsed by all 191 WHO Member States in the Fifty-fourth World Health Assembly on 22 May 2001 (resolution WHA 54.21). Unlike its predecessor, which was endorsed for field trail purposes only, the ICF was endorsed for use in Member States as the international standard to describe and measure health and disability. The ICF puts the notions of 'health' and 'disability' in a new light. It acknowledges that every human being can experience a decrement in health and thereby experience some degree of disability. Disability is not something that only happens to a minority of humanity. The ICF thus 'mainstreams' the experience of disability and recognises it as a universal human experience. By shifting the focus from cause to impact it places all health conditions on an equal footing allowing them to be compared using a common metric - the ruler of health and disability. Furthermore ICF takes into account the social aspects of disability and does not see disability only as a 'medical' or 'biological' dysfunction. By including Contextual Factors, in which environmental factors are listed ICF allows to records the impact of the environment on the person's functioning. +448 Global InVitro Diagnostic Classification https://www.dimdi.de/dynamic/de/medizinprodukte/bezeichnungssysteme/edma-ivd-classification/ An effective product classification system is critical to the functioning of any industry in the knowledge-based markets of today. A classification scheme assigns a code to each product type or class, allowing quick identification of the product in a language-independent fashion (the specific name of the product is actually not mentioned). EDMA has been following the development of the European IVD market for many years. In order to allow for the easy compilation and consolidation of market data, EDMA has created a specific product classification scheme for IVDs. This European Diagnostic Market Statistics (EDMS) programme, based on the independent audit of invoiced sales, is the authoritative source of IVD market statistics in Europe. Its objective information serves as a valuable basis for decision-making in the IVD industry. +45 General Vocabulary of the National Library of Teachers http://www.bnm.me.gov.ar/vocabularios/tesauro/ 6637 terms, 312 relationships between terms, 864 equivalent terms. +450 Operation and procedure keys https://www.dimdi.de/dynamic/de/klassifikationen/ops/ The Operations and Procedures Key (OPS) is the official classification for encrypting operations, procedures and general medical procedures in the inpatient area and for outpatient surgery. +451 BSZ periods BC https://wiki.bsz-bw.de/display/MUSIS/BSZ-Thesauri The Dating Systematics of the BSZ for the period from the Palaeolithic to the Migration Period contains, for a large part, time definitions, sources and definitions of the term, the archaeological and historical periods of the respective period. +452 Coarse systematics https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 Scope: 62 main groups, with about 9000 items down to the fourth hierarchy level. +453 Australian Transport Index Thesaurus http://www.arrb.com.au/admin/file/content2/c7/ATRI_2013.pdf Keywords in this Thesaurus are referred to as preferred terms. Preferred terms are used in indexing the Australian Transport Index (ATRI) and are shown in bold type. Non-preferred terms are not used for indexing and are shown in italics; their role in the Thesaurus is to lead to the preferred term. Terms in the Thesaurus are listed in a single alphabetical sequence and appear in word-by-word order, so that 'Access road' appears before 'Accessibility'. This Thesaurus is designed to assist Australian researchers to access Australian and overseas literature on land transport. However, it may also be useful to those involved in metadata and knowledge management within the land transport arena. +455 Hoidokki online dictionary http://www.hoidokki.fi/ Terminology and monitored by SHKS. Experts nominated, which handles all of the vocabulary of terms and their translations, and decide on the publication terms Hoidokki continuously developed and an expert calls for the missing information of terms obtained by thermally proposals term proposal can be made using this system in such a way that fulfills the proposed term of the form and. send it to a group of experts for consideration. vocabulary may be used for information retrieval, and to index publications of nursing science. +456 Properties Source Index http://www.eqi.ethz.ch/ "The properties-source index provides databases, reference works, and websites for physico-chemical and other material-related properties (data, definition, measurement), realized as a system of two entangled thesauri for physical properties and chemical systems , 347 synonyms, 126 facets, the following are given: property names, synonyms and translations, a definition and common symbols and physical units according to the IUPAC ""Green Book."" 326 descriptors, 70 synonyms Sources: Round 830 Sources: Databases, reference books, websites, etc. Associations: 6200 assignments of physical properties, chemical systems, and sources, a tool to find recommended sources for a physico-chemical or other substance-related property." +457 International Rice Research Institute Rice Thesaurus http://agclass.nal.usda.gov/irri/rice_search.shtml The Rice Thesaurus now contains 3,807 terms (descriptors and nondescriptors). It aims to make available standard terms used in rice production and ultimately, to facilitate the search and retrieval of rice information. +458 Thesaurus of the University of Barcelona http://crai.ub.edu/ca/recursos-d-informacio/thub The Thesaurus of the University of Barcelona (THUB) is a tool that facilitates the consultation by subjects in the Catalog because: it normalizes the way to access the indexes of subjects; unambiguously identifies the term sought; Group the catalog documents from the accepted forms. THUB is the structured and controlled vocabulary that is used as a basic tool for indexing and retrieval by subjects of all the information resources of the CRAI of the University of Barcelona. THUB is a multidisciplinary thesaurus in Catalan that includes terms that design concepts of the various specialties that are the field of action and interest of the UB. The THUB can also be a useful tool for terminological research for its hierarchical and associative structure, and the classification by categories, which are the basis of Microtesaurus UB. (...) The THUB is used in the indexing and conceptual recovery of all the information resources of the CRAI of the UB in the different search applications available. It is therefore the vocabulary for the indexation of these resources described in: the Catalog of the libraries of the UB and the Collective Catalog of the Universities of Catalonia (CCUC); the Digital Deposit of the UB and the set of external repositories in which the UB participates: RACO, RECERCAT, TDX and MDX; the Digital Memory of Catalonia, a consortium repository for the description of patrimonial collections; Other databases of the institution, such as the UBTV. Currently (November 2018) the THUB contains 27,537 descriptors, of which: 20,905 are thematic descriptors, 6,414 are geographical descriptors, 218 are genre / form descriptors. The thesaurus incorporates in addition equivalences of the preferred terms in Spanish, English and French. At present, 80% of THUB authority records contain equivalences in these three languages ​​that are the basis of the current multilingual structure. (Translated by Google Translate) +459 Iconclass http://www.iconclass.org/ Iconclass is a subject-specific classification system. It is a hierarchically ordered collection of definitions of objects, people, events and abstract ideas that serve as the subject of an image. Art historians, researchers and curators use it to describe, classify and examine the subject of images represented in various media such as paintings, drawings and photographs. Numerous institutions across the world use Iconclass to describe and classify their collections in a standardized manner. In turn, users ranging from art historians to museum visitors use Iconclass to search and retrieve images from these collections. And as a research tool, Iconclass is also used to identify the significance of entire scenes or individual elements represented within an image. ICONCLASS applications used around the world have made it the most widely accepted classification system for visual documents. The three main components of Iconclass are: Classification System: 28,000 hierarchically ordered definitions divided into ten main divisions. Each definition consists of an alphanumeric classification code (notation) and the description of the iconographic subject (textual correlate). The definitions are used to index, catalogue and describe the subjects of images represented in works of art, reproductions, photographs and other sources. Alphabetical Index: 14,000 keywords used for locating the notation and its textual correlate needed to describe and/or index an image. Bibliography: 40,000 references to books and articles of iconographical interest (not yet online). +46 Wisconsin Thesaurus The thesaurus was designed to describe services commonly provided by state governments in general. The participating states hope that by using this vocabulary it will be possible to develop methods making it easier to search for information across states. It is designed to be small and general in nature rather than large and specific. This thesaurus is a suggested controlled vocabulary for use in creating metatag information for the Dublin Core Subject field (DC.Subject) for state government web pages. +460 Outline of Cultural Materials http://hraf.yale.edu/online-databases/ehraf-world-cultures/outline-of-cultural-materials/ eHRAF World Cultures is an online cross-cultural database that contains information on all aspects of cultural and social life. This ethnographic database is unique because each culture or ethnic group contains a variety of source documents (books, articles, and dissertations) that have been indexed and organized according to HRAF's comprehensive culture and subject classification systems: the Outline of World Cultures and the Outline of Cultural Materials (OCM). These retrieval systems extend search capability well beyond keyword searching thus allowing for precise culture and subject retrieval, even in a foreign language. +461 Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/regcst.asp?Cl=5 The Classification of individual consumption by purpose, abbreviated as COICOP, is a nomenclature developed by the United Nations Statistics Division to classify and analyze individual consumption expenditures incurred by households, non-profit institutions serving households and general government according to their purpose. +462 The Bliss Bibliographic Classification http://www.blissclassification.org.uk/ The Bibliographic Classification (BC2 or Bliss) is the leading example of a fully faceted classification scheme. It provides a detailed classification for use in libraries and information services of all kinds, having a broad and detailed structure and order. The vocabulary in each class is comprehensive and complemented by an exceptionally brief faceted notation considering the detail available, providing indexing to any depth the classifier wishes. The structure of the subject within each class is clearly and simply laid out with rules provided for the quick and consistent placing of any item. A thorough A-Z index is provided in each volume. Users can access a subject catalogue record via any part of the whole, depending upon the primary interest of the user. +463 Acupuncture Thesaurus http://www.acubase.fr/ Founded in 1983, on the initiative of AFERA, Professor Jean Bossy and the Bibliothèque de Médecine de Nîmes. 20000 references in acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine: articles stripped from our collections of paper or online journals, congress , Books, dissertations and theses A database enhanced by the new acquisitions of the BU Médecine de Nîmes: more than 1000 new references per year Indexed by acupuncturists with the help of a thesaurus created by Team of acupuncturists and librarians. +464 Open Family Services Directory https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/catalogue/asset_release/open-family-services-directory The Open Family Services subject vocabulary provides a way of categorising family services within the Open Family Services Directory (formerly DfE Family Information Directory). The 'Guidance' tab describes how the list is used and links to guidance and complementary controlled vocabulary files. The 'Formats' makes the list available in a variety of formats including its native ZThes XML format. +465 Joint Academic Coding System https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/documentation/jacs The Joint Academic Coding System (JACS) is owned and maintained by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) and the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and is used for subject coding of provision across higher education in the UK. JACS was first introduced in 2002/03 (UCAS year of entry 2002 and reporting year 2002/03 HESA) to replace the two different classifications systems previously used by the two organisations. JACS is currently used to code the subjects of both higher education courses and the individual modules within them across the full range of higher education provision. +466 Drug Interactions Thesaurus http://ansm.sante.fr/Dossiers-thematiques/Interactions-medicamenteuses/Interactions-medicamenteuses/(offset)/Dossiers-thematiques/Interactions-medicamenteuses/Interactions-medicamenteuses/(offset)/0 "The ANSM provides health professionals with all the drug interactions identified by the ad hoc working group and grouped together in a Thesaurus. This Thesaurus provides healthcare professionals with reliable, pragmatic reference information , With deliberately simple labels using key words, and should be used as a pharmacotherapeutic prescribing guide.The interaction is defined by a pair of protagonists 'a + b' which can be an active substance, The first protagonist of the interaction ('a') appears grayed out in the Thesaurus. The first protagonist of the interaction ('a') appears gray in the Thesaurus. When the interaction concerns a therapeutic class, the various substances which make up this class are cited in When the interaction concerns a single substance, the various therapeutic classes including this substance, which are also subject to class interactions, are cited within the gray area. These couples appear 'in mirror', each interaction being mentioned twice, depending on whether the research is on one or the other of the protagonists. All therapeutic substances or classes in the Thesaurus are listed in alphabetical order. Two indexes accompany this Thesaurus. The index of all the substances mentioned in the Thesaurus specifies, where appropriate, the therapeutic classes and / or whether they have their own interactions. The index of therapeutic classes mentions all the classes present in the Thesaurus. ""b" +467 Center Ressources Illettrisme Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Ranking Plan http://www.illettrisme.org/ressources-documentaires/au-centre-de-documentation/plan-de-classement The fund is mainly focused on the pedagogy of adults with low knowledge. +468 Social History and Industrial Classification http://www.shcg.org.uk/About-SHIC SHIC is a subject classification widely used by UK museums. It was created nearly 20 years ago by the SHIC Working Party which continues to develop it today. The first published edition appeared in 1983 and a revised second edition was published in 1993 with further updates in 1996. The Social History and Industrial Classification (SHIC) is designed to make links between a wide variety of museum material - objects, photographs, archival material, tape recordings, information files - according to the sphere of human activity with which they are primarily associated. The aim of the Classification is to make relationships between objects, etc. via their context. A carpenter's hammer, for example, is used with other carpenter's tools, and is therefore classified alongside those related items. +469 U.S. Geological Survey Library Classification System http://pubs.usgs.gov/bul/b2010/ The U.S. Geological Survey Library classification system has been designed for earth science libraries. It is a tool for assigning call numbers to earth science and allied pure science materials in order to collect these materials into related subject groups on the library shelves and arrange them alphabetically by author and title. The classification can be used as a retrieval system to access materials through the subject and geographic numbers. The classification scheme has been developed over the years since 1904 to meet the ever-changing needs of increased specialization and the development of new areas of research in the earth sciences. The purpose of this publication is to provide the earth science community with a classification and retrieval system for earth science materials, to offer sufficient explanation of its structure and use, and to enable library staff and clientele to classify or access research materials in a library collection. +47 Gnomon Thesaurus Applied in Gnomon online - Eichstätter Information system for classical antiquity science. +470 Thesaurus of Occupational Therapy Subject Headings The thesaurus of occupational therapy subject headings is a reference guide for use with OT SEARCH, an online bibliographic database which indexes the holdings of the Wilma L. West Library. This compilation consists of a controlled vocabulary based on the National Library of Medicine’s Medical Subject Headings (MeSH). OT Search users will find this tool useful in performing compact and efficient search strategies. In comparison to a broad keyword search, a search strategy utilizing valid subject headings will generate the most pertinent references related to a particular topic. It is, therefore, advisable to select appropriate terms from the thesaurus before performing your search in OT SEARCH. This thesaurus comprises two major sections: I. Alphabetical Subject Listing: A listing of all the subject terms in alphabetical order. Each entry consists of a hierarchical tree number, a note and annotation when appropriate, and a definition of the term proper. While approved subject headings are printed in capital letters (e.g. SENSORY INTEGRATIVE DYSFUNCTION), related terms are printed in lower case (e.g. Early intervention programs), with a reference to the approved subject headings (e.g. Tactile Defensiveness, use SENSORY INTEGRATIVE DYSFUNCTION). In some cases, the searcher is directed to related terms by a 'see also' reference (e.g. NURSING HOMES, see also HOMES FOR THE AGED). Some subject headings are inverted for focus purposes (e.g. health insurance is listed in the thesaurus as INSURANCE, HEALTH). II. Hierarchical Classification Scheme: A listing of tree numbers in hierarchical order. Each term is assigned a unique alphanumeric number which places it in an hierarchical classification scheme or 'tree' with a broader, narrower, or related term. The hierarchical classification scheme consists of a number of tables which classify the subject headings into several categorical layers. The major categories cover broader concepts such as anatomy, diseases, chemicals and drugs, procedures and techniques, equipment and supplies, behavior and behavior mechanisms, biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, technology, humanities, information sciences, persons, health care and geographic names. These categories are further broken into a strata of categories. Each table consists of an array of tree numbers and matching subject headings which are indented according to their hierarchical structure. A hyphen [-] is used to represent the status of the terms in the hierarchical scheme. The more indented the term is, the narrower in scope. +471 Broad System of Ordering http://www.ucl.ac.uk/fatks/bso/ The primary purpose for which BSO has been compiled is to serve as an exchange or switching language for use in an information network covering all subjects and in principle extending to users anywhere in the world. +472 Integrative Levels Classification http://www.iskoi.org/ilc/ The Integrative Levels Classification (ILC) is a knowledge organization system featuring experimental innovations. Although drawing from the heritage of bibliographic classifications, it is different from most of them in allowing to represent any combination of concepts without the ties of traditional disciplines. Phenomena of the world are listed in the ILC schedule according to the natural sequence of integrative levels; each concept can then be freely combined with others by meaningful relationships (facets). This makes ILC suitable to order and connect knowledge in a variety of media, including directories, websites, encyclopedias, audio-visual archives, printed collections, museum specimens, etc. The expressivity of its notation makes it especially fit to be integrated in computer-based automation to produce clever search and dynamic displays of knowledge items. ILC is being developed progressively since 2004. A first stable edition (ILC 1) is available for those interested in testing or using it. This includes 7052 classes (concepts) covering the whole spectrum of knowledge broadly, plus deeper specificity in certain domains (e.g. cetaceans, countries, ...) that have already been worked out in detail. The combination mechanisms allow to use the existing classes to generate meanings that approximate well enough the contents of most general collections. A special feature (deictics) is also available to define extensions fitting your local needs in ways compatible with the general system. The ILC research project takes its theoretical and technical foundations from the work developed in the 1960s by the Classification Research Group (CRG) in London, particularly in the persons of Douglas J. Foskett and Derek Austin, under a NATO grant. At the time this did not produce a finished system for contingent reasons, but it did leave us with a precious heritage of advanced techniques (freely faceted classification) that are now being implemented in ILC. The system is currently developed and managed by an international team led by Claudio Gnoli and including researchers, librarians, computer scientists, and philosophers. +473 Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme http://publish.aps.org/PACS The Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme® (PACS) was developed by the American Institute of Physics (AIP) and has been used in Physical Review since 1975 to identify fields and sub-fields of physics. It is used in a variety of ways, for example, in the online journals as a tool in searching for articles by subject. PACS is arranged hierarchically, by subdivision of the whole spectrum of subject matter in physics- and astronomy-related sciences into segments and then repeating the process of subdivision down to four levels. The latest edition of PACS is the 2010 edition. +474 Mathematics Subject Classification http://msc2010.org/mscwork/ "The Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC2010) is the previous version of the MSC2020. It has been used by Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Zentralblatt für Mathematik (Zbl) since 2010. There has been a previous version of MSC2010 as well, the MSC2000. ""The Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC) underwent a general revision, with some additions and changes, and corrections of existing errors, thus creating MSC2010 as a successor to the previous MSC2000. Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Zentralblatt für Mathematik (Zbl) carefully considered all feedback and used it in preparing their joint MSC revision. The Final MSC2010 revision was made public here [http://msc2010.org/Default.html] in May 2009, and deployed in production in July 2009 by MR for MathSciNet and Zbl for zbMATH." +475 Association for Computing Machinery Computing Classification System http://www.acm.org/about/class/ ACM's first classification system for the computing field was published in 1964. Then, in 1982, the ACM published an entirely new system. New versions based on the 1982 system followed, in 1983, 1987, 1991, and 1998. The 2012 scheme utilizes a new poly-hierarchical structure and a more in-depth approach than the 1998 version. It no longer uses the letter-and-number coding of the previous versions. The old scheme has been mapped to the new, and both the 1998 and 2012 terms are available on Citation Pages of all indexed articles in the ACM Digital Library. The 2012 ACM Computing Classification System has been developed as a poly-hierarchical ontology that can be utilized in semantic web applications. It replaces the traditional 1998 version of the ACM Computing Classification System (CCS), which has served as the de facto standard classification system for the computing field. It is being integrated into the search capabilities and visual topic displays of the ACM Digital Library. It relies on a semantic vocabulary as the single source of categories and concepts that reflect the state of the art of the computing discipline and is receptive to structural change as it evolves in the future. ACM will a provide tools to facilitate the application of 2012 CCS categories to forthcoming papers and a process to ensure that the CCS stays current and relevant. The new classification system will play a key role in the development of a people search interface in the ACM Digital Library to supplement its current traditional bibliographic search. +476 North American Industry Classification System http://www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/ The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy. NAICS was developed under the auspices of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and adopted in 1997 to replace the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system. It was developed jointly by the U.S. Economic Classification Policy Committee (ECPC), Statistics Canada, and Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Estadistica y Geografia, to allow for a high level of comparability in business statistics among the North American countries. +477 EEO-1 Job Classification Guide http://www.eeoc.gov/employers/eeo1survey/jobclassguide.cfm This guide serves as a crosswalk between the 2000 Census job codes and the ten (10) job categories on the Employer Information Report EEO-1, and is designed to assist employers in correctly classifying employees according to the ten (10) job categories on the EEO-1 report. Each job category is explained in the EEO-1 Instruction Booklet with a definition and examples of the types of jobs included in the category. +478 National Land Cover Data Classification Schemes http://www.epa.gov/mrlc/classification.html NLCD 1992 was a success, and its success had a lot to do with building the momentum for NLCD 2001. NLCD 2001 improves upon NLCD 1992 in three important ways. Whereas NLCD 1992 was simply a land-cover data set, NLCD 2001 is a land-cover database comprised of three elements: land cover, impervious surface and canopy density. Second, NLCD 2001 used improved classification algorithms, which have resulted in data with more precise rendering of spatial boundaries between the 16 classes (an additional nine classes are available in coastal areas and another four classes in Alaska only). Third, NLCD 2001 also includes Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. NLCD 1992 was restricted to the conterminous United States. +479 A Classification of the Bird Species of South America http://www.museum.lsu.edu/~Remsen/SACCWordFiles/SACCBaseline01.html The South American Classification Committee is an official committee of the American Ornithologists' Union whose mission is to create a standard classification, with English names, for the bird species of South America. This classification is subject to constant revision by the proposal system to allow incorporation of new data. The SACC hopes to have this classification published as a printed document within a year or so. The starting point for the classification was a pre-publication draft of Dickinson (2003); the published version differed in a few minor ways from the version used for the starting point (as noted in the Notes sections below). The classification herein consists mainly of the ranks Order, Family, Genus, and Species. Most traditional subfamilies are omitted unless supported by multiple independent data sets that mark major, deep branches within a family. Subspecies are omitted for now; a future edition will also include the Subspecies rank as designating diagnosable populations (equivalent to phylogenetic species sensu Cracraft) within taxa accorded species rank, as well as synopses of distribution. We recognize the importance of this level of classification for many kinds of analyses but are unable to provide a comprehensive evaluation of which currently recognized subspecies represent valid taxonomic units in terms of diagnosability. See Dickinson (2003) for a preliminary assessment of valid subspecies of South American birds, as well as various volumes of the Handbook of the Birds of World (Lynx Edicions, Barcelona). The region covered by the list is: (1) continental South America and all islands within 1200 km of its shores eastward into the Atlantic and westward into the Pacific oceans (including Malpelo, the Galapagos islands, San Felix and San Ambrosio, the Juan Fernandez islands, Fernando de Noronha, Trindade, Martin Vaz, São Pedro and São Paulo Archipelago, and the Falklands/Malvinas); (2) islands in the Caribbean Sea close to South America and not covered by the AOU Checklist (including Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad and Tobago); and (3) waters within 200 nautical miles of the coasts of these land areas, including the islands. A species is included on the list if the evidence for its occurrence in the area is supported by tangible evidence that is available for verification, namely a museum specimen or an archived or published photograph, videotape, or sound recording. The main list currently includes 3,330 species (3094 native breeding species, 1 of which is extinct; 147 nonbreeding residents; 75 vagrants; 14 established, introduced species). Of these, 103 newly discovered species have been described since the publication of Meyer de Schauensee's (1970) classic compilation of the species of birds of South America (i.e., at a rate of 2.5 species per year). Species whose presence is supported only by sight records, or by unpublished or non-archived tangible evidence, are placed on the Hypothetical List. +48 European Heritage Network Multilingual Thesaurus http://www.herein-system.eu/herein-thesaurus The HEREIN network also offers a unique multilingual thesaurus, covering concepts and terms in the domain of heritage policies and programmes, with the aim of harmonising the description and the understanding of heritage policies throughout Europe. The HEREIN Thesaurus, available in 14 languages, consists of about 700 terms connected by relationships such as hierarchy, equivalences, related terms and non-preferred terms. It is already possible to look at the different categories and search for words, their relationships and their equivalents in all available languages, although the thesaurus tool is still under development and a user interface is not available at this stage. +480 Classification of Social Sciences http://www.gesis.org/forschung/sozialwissenschaftliche-forschung/ Classification and retrieval of literature and research projects 14 main classes with a total of 145 subclasses. +481 International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Red List of Threatened Species Classification Schemes http://www.iucnredlist.org/technical-documents/classification-schemes In order to ensure global uniformity when describing the habitat in which a taxon occurs, the threats to a taxon, what conservation actions are in place or are needed, and whether or not the taxon is utilized, a set of standard terms (called Classification Schemes; formerly referred to as Authority Files) have been developed for documenting taxa on the IUCN Red List. These Classification Schemes are still being developed and tested and not all of them have been implemented in this version of the IUCN Red List. +482 U.S. National Vegetation Classification http://usnvc.org/ Classifying vegetation is a critical to sound ecological science and efficient land assessment, management and planning. The National Vegetation Classification (NVC) is a central organizing framework for how all vegetation in the United States is inventoried and studied, from broad scale formations (biomes) to fine-scale plant communities. The purpose of the NVC is to produce uniform statistics about vegetation resources across the nation, based on vegetation data gathered at local, regional, or national levels. The latest classification standard was published in 2008 by the Federal Geographic Data Committee and provides the basis for ongoing refinement of the NVC. We invite your participation in this dynamic process and hope you will make use of the considerable resources of this web portal. +483 Transporter Classification System http://www.tcdb.org/ The TC-DB website details a comprehensive classification system for membrane transport proteins known as the Transport Classification (TC) system. The TC system is analogous to the Enzyme Commission (EC) system for classification of enzymes, except that it incorporates both functional and phylogenetic information. Descriptions, TC numbers, and examples of over 600 families of transport proteins are provided. Transport systems are classified on the basis of five criteria, and each of these criteria corresponds to one of the five numbers or letters within the TC# for a particular type of transporter. Thus a TC# normally has five components as follows: V.W.X.Y.Z. V (a number) corresponds to the transporter class (i.e., channel, carrier (porter), primary active transporter or group translocator); W (a lettter) corresponds to the transporter subclass which in the case of primary active transporters refers to the energy source used to drive transport; X (a number) corresponds to the transporter family (sometimes actually a superfamily); Y (a number) corresponds to the subfamily in which a transporter is found, and Z corresponds to the substrate or range of substrates transported. Any two transport systems in the same subfamily of a transporter family that transport the same substrate(s) are given the same TC#, regardless of whether they are orthologues (e.g., arose in distinct organisms by speciation) or paralogues (e.g., arose within a single organism by gene duplication). Sequenced homologues of unknown function are not normally assigned a TC# unless they represent a unique (sub)family or are from an unrepresented organismal kingdom. If multiple dissimilar subunits are present, they are numbered S1, S2, S3...Sn. Classification categories 8 and 9 are reserved for accessory transport proteins and incompletely characterized (families of) transporters, respectively. Mechanisms of bulk transport via endocytosis, exocytosis and intracellular trafficking, observed in eukaryotes and prokaryotes (Lonhienne et al., 2010) are not included in TCDB. +484 Classification of economic activities https://www.destatis.de/DE/Publikationen/Verzeichnis/KlassifikationWZ08.html The European Classification of Economic Activity (NACE) is designed to provide a uniform statistical recording of the economic activities of enterprises, establishments and other statistical units in the European Union, which is based on a classification of the economic sectors (WZ) The new system was created with the intensive participation of data users and data producers in the economy, research, administration and society in order to meet the changing requirements and requirements. As a result, a hierarchically structured economic classification with 21 sections, 88 departments, 272 groups, 615 classes and 839 subclasses was created. +485 Journal of Economic Literature Classification System http://www.aeaweb.org/jel/jel_class_system.php The JEL Classification Codes Guide is now available online. Additionally, you may download an xml file of JEL Codes. JEL Codes are 3-digit, but EconLit searches require the use the four digit codes consisting of the 3-digit JEL code plus a 0. The EconLit subject descriptors are the same as the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) classification codes. +486 Library of Congress Classification http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcc.html The Library of Congress Classification (LCC) is a classification system that was first developed in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to organize and arrange the book collections of the Library of Congress. Over the course of the twentieth century, the system was adopted for use by other libraries as well, especially large academic libraries in the United States. It is currently one of the most widely used library classification systems in the world. The Library's Cataloging Policy and Support Office maintains and develops the system, posting weekly lists of updates on its Web site. The system divides all knowledge into twenty-one basic classes, each identified by a single letter of the alphabet. Most of these alphabetical classes are further divided into more specific subclasses, identified by two-letter, or occasionally three-letter, combinations. For example, class N, Art, has subclasses NA, Architecture; NB, Sculpture, ND, Painting; as well as several other subclasses. Each subclass includes a loosely hierarchical arrangement of the topics pertinent to the subclass, going from the general to the more specific. Individual topics are often broken down by specific places, time periods, or bibliographic forms (such as periodicals, biographies, etc.). Each topic (often referred to as a caption) is assigned a single number or a span of numbers. Whole numbers used in LCC may range from one to four digits in length, and may be further extended by the use of decimal numbers. Some subtopics appear in alphabetical, rather than hierarchical, lists and are represented by decimal numbers that combine a letter of the alphabet with a numeral , e.g. .B72 or .K535. Relationships among topics in LCC are shown not by the numbers that are assigned to them, but by indenting subtopics under the larger topics that they are a part of, much like an outline. In this respect, it is different from more strictly hierarchical classification systems, such as the Dewey Decimal Classification, where hierarchical relationships among topics are shown by numbers that can be continuously subdivided. +487 Furniture https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 "Scope: On the basis of"" furniture ""as"" furniture of the private household, movable inventory ""7 basic types of furniture divided into subordinate form types. An alphabetical register also allows access to the synonymous terms." +488 http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/legisl/whmis_classifi.html +489 Nomenclature for inventorying cultural history collections in museums https://museumsverband-hessen.de/de/veroeffentlichungen/arbeitshilfen-und-handreichungen These so-called. 'Hessian system' is a system of cultural and historical museums. It consists of 18 main groups. Each main group has subgroups (previously up to 12), and each subgroup names are led by concrete objects example, belong to this subgroup. +49 FISH Archaeological Objects Thesaurus http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Physical evidence, usually portable, resulting from past human activity or environmental remains that can be recovered from archaeological fieldwork. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +490 European Classification System http://www.epo.org/searching/essentials/classification/cpc.html "The European Classification System (ECLA) is an extension of the IPC and is used by the EPO. Both the IPC and ECLA are divided into eight sections, A-H, which in turn are sub-divided into classes, sub-classes, groups and sub-groups. There are approximately 135 000 classification entries in ECLA."" ""ECLA has been replaced by the Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) as of January 1, 2013." +491 Vessels and forms https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 A typology for museums and collections: 12 basic shapes of vessels as well as a hierarchy of these types of forms, the forms are represented by extensive drawings and photographs, each of which is presented in alphabetical order with numerous concrete object names Phrases and each illustrated by a photo. +492 Australian and New Zealand Standard Offence Classification http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1234.0 The third edition of the Australian and New Zealand Standard Offence Classification (ANZSOC) has been developed for use within Australia and in New Zealand for the production and analysis of crime and justice statistics. It replaces the second edition of the Australian Standard Offence Classification (ASOC) and incorporates a title change from ASOC to ANZSOC and corrects some minor typographical errors only. The classification content and structure, which was updated in the second edition of ASOC following a review of the first edition of ASOC released in 1997, remains unchanged. The revised title ANZSOC reflects the international use of the framework to classify criminal behaviour and highlights the collaborative work occurring between Australia and New Zealand. The title change from ASOC to ANZSOC is also in accordance with the agreed policy between the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand to harmonise classifications where possible. The objective of the ANZSOC is to provide a uniform national statistical framework for classifying criminal behaviour in the production and analysis of crime and justice statistics. The ANZSOC is used in Australian Bureau of Statistics statistical collections, Statistics New Zealand statistical collections, Australian police, criminal courts and corrective services agencies and New Zealand police and justice agencies. +493 System for techniques for the production of lace and embroidery https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 Scope. 20 manufacturing / processing modes offered on the first hierarchical level Some of them are other businesses associated (10 in total) on the second level of the hierarchy, the word collection is consistently adjectival total number of entries:.. 30. +494 System for lace and embroidery https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 This system lists the types of lace and embroidery (products) in high specialization and gives an exact description of each entry. Four main groups, sub-groups up to the fourth level, about 150 entries. +495 TUM classification http://www.ub.tum.de/systematik The book stock of the University Library of the Technical University of Munich will be developed from the year 1982 onwards, in addition to the verbal classification of subjects by subject headings are characterized by a three-digit, mnemonic letter code, the subclasses by a three-digit numeric code, the systematic (not strictly) hierarchical. +496 Universal Decimal Classification https://udc-hub.com/ The Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) is the world's foremost multilingual classification scheme for all fields of knowledge, a sophisticated indexing and retrieval tool. It was adapted by Paul Otlet and Nobel Prizewinner Henri La Fontaine from the Decimal Classification of Melvil Dewey, and first published (in French) between 1904 and 1907. Since then, it has been extensively revised and developed, and has become a highly flexible and effective system for organizing bibliographic records for all kinds of information in any medium (it is well suited to multi-media information collections). It is structured in such a way that new developments and new fields of knowledge can be readily incorporated. The code itself is independent of any particular language or script (consisting of arabic numerals and common punctuation marks), and the accompanying class descriptions have appeared in many translated versions. UDC is in worldwide use, and has been published in whole or in part in 40 different languages. The Multilingual Universal Decimal Classification Summary - UDC Summary (udcS) for short - represents a selection of around 2,600 classes extracted from the UDC Master Reference File (UDC MRF) 2011 which contains over 70,000 classes. The selection comprises main numbers, common auxiliary numbers and special auxiliary numbers and it represents even coverage of all areas of knowledge as contained by the scheme. UDC is updated annually and UDC Summary represents always the latest version of UDC. The UDC Summary is held in a multilingual database that mirrors the structure of the UDC MRF database and in that respect represents the full set of data and can be used as a UDC demonstrator for training, research, various information organization and retrieval purposes. +497 Thesaurus for farm equipment, field orders - Agricultural transport - Utility tools (woodworking) https://museumsvokabular.de/node/6 Scope: 4 main groups with subdivision up to the 5th hierarchical level. +498 SnowTerm Thesaurus The project purpose is to develop and maintain a reference structured terminology in the domain of the cryosphere environment. The identification of the potential sources of terminology was carried out with the assistance of experts of the Arabba Avalanche Centre. The result consists of a certain number of lists of terms, usually contained in glossaries where they are supplied with one or more definitions and scarcely organised within a structure. In certain cases they are clustered in thematic areas. The terms of these lists were selected according to their pertinence and relevance. At present we are working on a database of around 3.700 terms. The thematic areas, covered at present, deal with snow and ice physics, snow and ice morphology, snow and ice radiometry, remote sensing and GIS in cryosphere environment, sea ice, avalanches and glaciers. Concerning the vertical structure we adopted the Classification Scheme already in use for the development of the EARTh Thesaurus. The hierarchical setup is based on facets; according to its intrinsic features, the structure can be used as a semantic reference system, stable and partially independent from the context. Since the facet structure tends to scatter the terms under the more general referral category, we are implementing a thematic structure that will cluster the terms in themes representing specific sectors. The possibility of applying different thematic schemes allows the exploration of concepts according to different perspectives, which is able to emphasize particular and contingent aspects. +499 Earth Observation Thesaurus The project aims at developing a controlled and structured terminology system related to GIS and remote sensing. The first phase corresponds to the identification of potential sources of terminology, the selection of proper terms, their extraction and the creation of a terminology database. Terms have been classified according to the EARTh upper structure. The semantic classification foresees the allocation of each term in a relation tree starting from the more general concept represented by the category. The result is a terminology system containing about 3.500 terms. The system can be considered as a prototype of domain semantic map, open to future integrations and updating. The use of the system by a user community would allow a better management of information and ease the information and data sharing, due both to the use of a common language and to the better semantic comprehension of data. +50 English Heritage Aircraft Type Thesaurus http://thesaurus.historicengland.org.uk/thesaurus.asp?thes_no=225&thes_name=FISH%20Historic%20Aircraft%20Type%20Thesaurus An indexing tool to aid the recording of aircraft remains and crash sites, listing aircraft types by form, function and manufacturer. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. +500 Environmental Applications Reference Thesaurus The EARTh terminological content is derived form various multilingual and monolingual sources of controlled environmental terminology: GEMET - GEneral Multilingual Environmental Thesaurus; The UNEP-Infoterra EnVoc thesaurus; the Italian Earth Sciences Thesaurus; EnvDev, the Terminological Bulletin for the Rio de Janeiro Conference on Environment and Development, plus other documents concerning specific sectors. The selection, as well as the semantic and morphological processing of this terminology, is still in progress, and requires the management of problems connected with the utilization of multiple sources, developed in different operational fields and characterized by different approaches, concerning conceptual structuring and terminological representation. The thesaurus is constantly updated. At present it contains about 14.500 terms (...). +501 Classification of therapeutic services in medical rehabilitation http://www.deutsche-rentenversicherung.de/Allgemein/de/Inhalt/5_Services/03_broschueren_und_mehr/01_broschueren/01_national/KTL.html The classification of therapeutic services (CTD) in medical rehabilitation has been a tried and tested instrument for the documentation of the therapeutic services in the rehabilitation discharge reports since 1997. It contributes significantly to the quality assurance of the medical rehabilitation of the pension insurance as well as to the further development of the rehabilitative care practices Rehabilitation guidelines that provide recommendations for the treatment of therapies for defined patient groups. +502 Process Classification Framework http://www.apqc.org/knowledge-base/documents/apqc-process-classification-framework-pcf-cross-industry-pdf-version-600 APQC's Process Classification FrameworkSM (PCF) is a taxonomy of business processes that allows organizations to objectively track and compare their performance internally and externally with organizations from any industry. It also forms the basis for a variety of projects related to business processes. APQC's PCF was developed in the early 1990s by APQC and a group of members from a number of industries and countries throughout the world. Originally envisioned as a tool to aid in performance improvement projects, the framework evolved into the broad taxonomy that it is today. Organizations can use the PCF's common terminology to name, organize, and map their processes. It is also helpful as a tool for explaining a business in terms of horizontal processes rather than vertical functions. It is designed as a framework and global standard to be customized for use in any organization. Thus, the PCF does not list all processes within a specific organization, and every process listed in the framework does not exist in all organizations. +503 National Statistics Country Classification http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/classifications/current-standard-classifications/national-statistics-country-classification/index.html Country is a key variable for determining a range of social and economic statistics including country of birth, country of residence, migration, international trade and balance of payments. The National Statistics Country Classification, including the definition and coding index is designed to be the standard harmonised framework used by National Statistics' users and producers involved in the collection and processing of country-related statistical data. The National Statistics Country Classification is based on ISO 3166-1, adapted to meet data needs of United Kingdom National Statistics' users and producers. +504 International Standard Classification of Education http://www.uis.unesco.org/Education/Pages/international-standard-classification-of-education.aspx As national education systems vary in terms of structure and curricular content, it can be difficult to benchmark performance across countries over time or monitor progress towards national and international goals. In order to understand and properly interpret the inputs, processes and outcomes of education systems from a global perspective, it is vital to ensure that data are comparable. This can be done by applying the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), the standard framework used to categorise and report cross-nationally comparable education statistics. UNESCO developed the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) to facilitate comparisons of education statistics and indicators across countries on the basis of uniform and internationally agreed definitions. In 2011, a revision to ISCED was formally adopted by UNESCO Member States. The product of extensive international and regional consultations among education and statistical experts, ISCED 2011 takes into account significant changes in education systems worldwide since the last ISCED revision in 1997. +505 Preamble file https://museumsvokabular.de/sites/museumsvokabular/files/vocabulary/downloads/OBG%20Beschreibung-20220512.pdf The Preamble file (OBG) is a hierarchical collection of object names for cultural history museums, divided into 45 main groups and subgroups Of the Landesstelle for the non-state museums in Bavaria. Since 2008, the OBG is run in the web-based vocabulary administration tool xTree. +506 Meteorite Classification List http://class.meteorites.com.au/ Over 10000 Meteorites from A-Z are listed by classification. +507 Virus Taxonomy https://talk.ictvonline.org/taxonomy Taxonomy lies at the uneasy interface between biology and logic. The processing of information follows somewhat different rules in these two systems and the role of taxonomy is to reconcile them as tidily as possible. To this end, the Virology Division of the International Union of Microbiological Societies (IUMS) charged the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) with the task of developing, refining, and maintaining a universal virus taxonomy. The goal of this undertaking is to categorize the multitude of known viruses into a single classification scheme that reflects their evolutionary relationships, i.e. their individual phylogenies. +508 Derwent World Patents Index Classification System http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/scientific/support/patents/dwpiref/reftools/classification/ Companies often use different names for the same invention, and additional variation may be introduced when the patent application is translated into different languages. Also some keywords can appear in many different contexts within patent titles. For example the word 'valve' can be either mechanical or electrical. So a subject classification system is essential for effective patent searching. DWPI categorizes patent documents using a simple classification system for all technologies. This unique classification is consistently applied to all patents by Thomson Scientific subject experts, enabling effective and precise searching in a particular area of technology. Patents are divided into three broad areas: Chemical, Engineering, and Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Each of these is then further divided into Sections and Classes which describe the technical area, or areas, covered by the patent. +51 FISH Archaeological Sciences Thesaurus http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Used for recording the techniques, recovery methods and materials associated with the archaeological sciences. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +510 Worldwide Bioclimatic Classification System http://www.globalbioclimatics.org/ In the new 'Worldwide Bioclimatic Classification System' proposed, five macrobioclimates, twenty-seven bioclimates and five bioclimatic variants are recognized. The five macrobioclimates are: Tropical, Mediterranean, Temperate, Boreal and Polar. Each of them, and every one of their subordinate units or bioclimates, is represented by a characteristic group of plant formations, biocenosis and plant communities. Within almost every bioclimate, a number of variations in the seasonal rainfall patterns of rain allows us to recognize the bioclimatic variants. Additionally, within every bioclimate, variations in the thermic and ombrothermic values make it possible to distinguish the bioclimatic belts: thermotypes and ombrotypes. If macrobioclimates, bioclimates, bioclimatic variants as well as bioclimatic belts (thermo- and ombrotypes) are taken into account, about three hundred isobioclimates find territorial representation on the Earth. +511 NewsCodes http://www.iptc.org/site/NewsCodes/View_NewsCodes/ For the news industry - but also far beyond - it is a strict requirement being able to assert something about the content of a news item, to apply so called metadata. This could be achieved either by free-text human language (e.g. by a headline or a caption) or by codes, NewsCodes. Codes have the advantage that they can be easily shared among users and as each code requires an explicit and comprehensive definition not only the codes but also their semantics can be shared among users. Further NewsCodes are language agnostic, thus the code is the same for describing content in different languages, only the definition of the code should be translated to help with understanding its semantics. As the world is only one single big object all codes could be put into a single vocabulary. But such a vocabulary can hardly be managed. For that reason the IPTC decided to split concepts of the same type into a specific controlled vocabulary. Each vocabulary has a description of its scope. +512 International Patent Classification http://www.wipo.int/classifications/ipc/en/ The International Patent Classification (IPC), established by the Strasbourg Agreement 1971, provides for a hierarchical system of language independent symbols for the classification of patents and utility models according to the different areas of technology to which they pertain. The IPC divides technology into eight sections with approximately 70,000 subdivisions. Each subdivision has a symbol consisting of Arabic numerals and letters of the Latin alphabet. The appropriate IPC symbols are indicated on each patent document, of which more than 1,000,000 were issued each year in the last 10 years. The IPC symbols are allotted by the national or regional industrial property office that publishes the patent document. For PCT documents, IPC symbols are allotted by the International Searching Authority (ISA). The Classification is indispensable for the retrieval of patent documents in the search for 'prior art.' Such retrieval is needed by patent-issuing authorities, potential inventors, research and development units, and others concerned with the application or development of technology. +513 United States Patent Classification http://www.uspto.gov/web/patents/classification/selectnumwithtitle.htm The USPC is a system for organizing all U.S. patent documents and many other technical documents into relatively small collections based on common subject matter. Each subject matter division in the USPC includes a major component called a class and a minor component called a subclass. A class generally delineates one technology from another. Subclasses delineate processes, structural features, and functional features of the subject matter encompassed within the scope of a class. Every class has a unique alphanumeric identifier, as do most subclasses. A class/subclass pair of identifiers uniquely identifies a subclass within a class (for example, the identifier '2/456' represents Class 2, Apparel, subclass 456, Body cover). This unique identifier is called a classification symbol, or simply a classification, or USPC classification, to distinguish it from classifications of other patent classification schemes. A subclass represents the smallest division of subject matter in the USPC under which documents may be collected. +514 Cooperative Patent Classification http://worldwide.espacenet.com/classification?locale=en_EP The Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) effort is a joint partnership between the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the European Patent Office (EPO) where the Offices have agreed to harmonize their existing classification systems (European Classification (ECLA) and United States Patent Classification (USPC) respectively) and migrate towards a common classification scheme. +515 Emergency Classification http://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/emerg-preparedness/about-emerg-preparedness/emerg-classification.html An Emergency Classification is a set of plant conditions which indicate a level of risk to the public. Both nuclear power plants and research and test reactors use the four emergency classifications listed below in order of increasing severity. The vast majority of events reported to the NRC are routine in nature and do not require activation of our incident response program. Recognizing that security-related events may involve different response actions from the licensees, the NRC issued Bulletin 2005-02, Emergency Preparedness and Response Actions for Security-Based Events. This bulletin identifies minor changes to the emergency classification levels to reflect emphasis of post-9/11 conditions. +516 Biocomplexity Thesaurus http://www.usgs.gov/core_science_systems/csas/biocomplexity_thesaurus/index.html Development of the Biocomplexity Thesaurus began in 2002-2003 through a partnership between the former USGS NBII Program and ProQuest (formerly CSA), a worldwide information company with more than 30 years experience as a leading bibliographic database provider. The original Biocomplexity Thesaurus, first made available online in 2003, was a merger of five individual thesauri: * the CSA Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Thesaurus * the CSA Life Sciences Thesaurus * the CSA Pollution Thesaurus * the CSA Sociological Thesaurus * the CERES/NBII Thesaurus In 2004, the CSA Ecotourism Thesaurus was also merged into the Biocomplexity Thesaurus. Merging and reconciliation of the terms in these thesauri was performed by Jessica Milstead, a leading expert in the development of scientific thesauri. In 2007, USGS assumed editorial management of the Biocomplexity Thesaurus, and now leads expansion of the thesaurus, addition or modification of terms, and development of tools and services to enable the use of the Thesaurus in both CSAS and external applications. In 2008, USGS significantly expanded the Biocomplexity Thesaurus to include terminology that supports the fire ecology and management communities. More than 2,000 new concepts were added to the Thesaurus. This expansion was made possible by the very generous contributions of the following terminologies by their managing organizations: * E.V. Komarek Fire Ecology Thesaurus, Tall Timbers Research Station * Fire Effects Information System (FEIS) Glossary * Northwest and Alaska Fire Effects Clearinghouse Glossary * National Wildfire Coordinating Group Glossary of Wildland Fire Terminology * Encyclopedia of Southern Fire Science * Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center Topics The USGS Core Science Analytics & Synthesis (CSAS) Program is committed to maintaining and expanding the Biocomplexity Thesaurus to support science informatics initiatives within USGS, and externally. +517 Alpha-Numeric System for Classification of Recordings http://www.calstatela.edu/library/guides/anscr_class.htm The Alpha-Numeric System for Classification of Recordings (ANSCR) is composed of 46 major categories into which all sound recordings are organized. +518 Systematics of the special library of the German Reference Center for Ethics in the Biosciences http://www.drze.de/bibliothek/systematik Library stocks are freely accessible according to this system. +519 Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification: Type of Activity http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/1297.0 The Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC) is jointly produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand (Statistics NZ). ANZSRC is the collective name for a set of three related classifications developed for use in the measurement and analysis of research and experimental development (R&D) undertaken in Australia and New Zealand. The three constituent classifications included in the ANZSRC are: Type of Activity (TOA), Fields of Research (FOR), and Socio-economic Objective (SEO). ANZSRC replaces the Australian Standard Research Classification (ASRC 1998) and introduces a new framework for measuring research and development activity in New Zealand. The use of the three constituent classifications in the ANZSRC ensures that R&D statistics collected are useful to governments, educational institutions, international organisations, scientific, professional or business organisations, business enterprises, community groups and private individuals in Australia and New Zealand. +52 English Heritage Cargo Types Thesaurus http://thesaurus.historicengland.org.uk/thesaurus.asp?thes_no=77&thes_name=FISH%20Maritime%20Cargo%20Types%20Thesaurus Types of cargo being carried by ships when they went down. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +520 Systematics of the subjects and colleges of the German Research Association http://www.dfg.de/dfg_profil/gremien/fachkollegien/faecher/ German Research Foundation (DFG) classification of scientific disciplines, research areas, review boards, and subject areas. The vocabulary is reviewed by the Senate of the DFG every four years (2016-2019, 2020-2024, ...) +521 Soil Taxonomy http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/soils/survey/class/taxonomy/ The publication Keys to Soil Taxonomy serves two purposes. It provides the taxonomic keys necessary for the classification of soils in a form that can be used easily in the field. It also acquaints users of the taxonomic system with recent changes in the system. The eleventh edition of the Keys to Soil Taxonomy incorporates all changes approved since the publication of the second edition of Soil Taxonomy: A Basic System of Soil Classification for Making and Interpreting Soil Surveys (1999). One of the most significant changes in the eleventh edition is the addition of the suborders Wassents and Wassists for subaqueous Entisols and Histosols. We plan to continue issuing updated editions of the Keys to Soil Taxonomy as changes warrant new editions. Since it was first published 35 years ago, Soil Taxonomy: A Basic System of Soil Classification for Making and Interpreting Soil Surveys has been used to support soil survey efforts in many countries around the world. It has been translated into several languages. Soil scientists from many nations have contributed significantly to the development of the taxonomic system. The authors encourage the continued use of soil taxonomy internationally and look forward to future collaborations with the international soil science community so we can continue to make improvements. Through continued communication and collaboration, we hope that our efforts will eventually result in a truly universal soil classification system. +522 Digital Spectral Classification Atlas http://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Gray/frames.html "The MK Spectral classification system was founded by W. W. Morgan and P. C. Keenan in the year 1943, with the publication of the first photographic spectral classification atlas, 'An Atlas of Stellar Spectra' (Morgan, Keenan & Kellman 1943). Since that time, the MK system has been extensively revised and refined by Morgan, Keenan and others. In the late 1970's, two important spectral atlases, summarizing the development of the MK system up until that time, were published. These atlases, the Revised MK Spectral Atlas for Stars Earlier than the Sun by Morgan, Abt & Tapscott (1978) and An Atlas of Spectra of the Cooler Stars: Types G, K, M, S and C, by Keenan & McNeil (1976), are the inspiration for this new digital spectral classification atlas. Indeed, some of the pages in this atlas are 'digitized' versions of pages from those two atlases. The MK spectral classification system is a natural, empirical system of spectral classification which uses in the classification process only the directly observable features in the spectrum. The MK system is defined by a set of standard stars, and classification on the system is carried out by the comparison of the program star with the standard stars, taking into account all of the features in the spectrum. The use of standards is vital because it maintains the autonomy of the system as well as ensuring that different observers will classify stars on the same system. When the MK system was first defined, it was based on photographic spectra in the blue-violet part of the spectrum. This was done by necessity, as photographic emulsions in the 1940's were sensitive only to blue-violet light. However, it was a fortunate choice, as the blue-violet portion of the spectrum (essentially from the Ca II K-line to Hbeta) contains a high density of astrophysically important atomic lines and molecular bands, which allow accurate classification of the star in a two-dimensional temperature, luminosity grid. Classification systems can and have been set up in the red, IR and the ultraviolet. These should remain independent of the traditional MK system, as different parts of the spectrum can sample different levels in the atmosphere of the star. The current spectral atlas should be considered an ongoing work which will likely be completed only in a number of years. The spectra in this atlas have been obtained with the Gray/Miller spectrograph on the 0.8 meter telescope of the Dark Sky Observatory, using a CCD detector. Two spectral resolutions have been used in this atlas. Most of the illustrations use spectra obtained with the 1200g/mm grating, which gives a spectral resolution of 1.8 Å/2 pixels and a spectral range of 3800 Å - 4600 Å, but some illustrations, especially those of the later-type stars (K, M, C and S) use spectra obtained with the 600g/mm grating. These have a resolution of 3.6 Å/2 pixels, and a spectral range of 3800 Å - 5600 Å. The higher resolution spectra are presented in a rectified intensity versus wavelength format, in which the spectral continuum has been normalized to unity. The 3.6 Å resolution spectra, for the most part, are presented in a flux versus wavelength format; this format provides additional information on the energy distribution of the star, and is to be preferred for the cooler stars, as these stars have essentially no continuum points in their spectra. For ease of illustration, the fluxes have been normalized to unity at one consistent point in the spectrum. Since the publication of the two most recent photographic spectral atlases mentioned in the paragraphs above, the MK system has undergone extensive revision and refinement. Important work in refining and extending the MK system to dimensions beyond the traditional two-dimensional temperature/luminosity grid has been carried out by Keenan and co-workers in the addition of abundance indices for the late-type stars, by Gray (1989), in the extension of the MK system to metal-weak F and G-type stars, by Henry, Kirkpatrick & coworkers in their careful redefinition and extension of the MK system to the M-type dwarfs and most lately the ""L-type"" stars, and by Walborn in the classification of the O-type stars. Later editions of this atlas will attempt to illustrate more fully these developments." +523 Atlas of Stellar Spectra http://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/ASS_Atlas/frames.html The Atlas of Stellar Spectra and the accompanying outline have been prepared from the viewpoint of the practical stellar astronomer. Problems connected with the astrophysical interpretation of the spectral sequence are not touched on; as a consequence, emphasis is placed on ``ordinary'' stars. These are the stars most important statistically and the only ones suitable for large-scale investigations of galactic structure. The plan of the Atlas can be stated as follows: a) To set up a classification system as precise as possible which can be extended to stars of the eighth to twelfth magnitude with good systematic accuracy. The system should be as closely correlated with color temperature (or color equivalent) as is possible. The criteria used for classification should be those which change most smoothly with color equivalent. b) Such a system as described under (a) requires a classification according to stellar luminosity, that is, the system should be two-dimensional. We thus introduce a vertical spectral type, or luminosity class; then, for a normal star, the spectrum is uniquely located when a spectral type and a luminosity class are determined. The actual process of classification is carried out in the following manner: (1) an approximate spectral type is determined; (2) the luminosity class is determined; (3) by comparison with stars of similar luminosity an accurate spectral type is found. +524 United Nations Standard Products and Services Code http://www.unspsc.org/ The United Nations Standard Products and Services Code® (UNSPSC®) provides an open, global multi-sector standard for efficient, accurate classification of products and services. Search the code on this website to locate commodity codes that can be used by your company. The UNSPSC offers a single global classification system that can be used for: Company-wide visibility of spend analysis, Cost-effective procurement optimization, Full exploitation of electronic commerce capabilities. The UNSPSC is a hierarchical classification with five levels. These levels allow analysis by drilling down or rolling up to analyze expenditures. Each level in the hierarchy has its own unique number. +525 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States http://hts.usitc.gov/ The HTS comprises a hierarchical structure for describing all goods in trade for duty, quota, and statistical purposes. This structure is based upon the international Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS), administered by the World Customs Organization in Brussels; the 4- and 6-digit HS product categories are subdivided into 8-digit unique U.S. rate lines and 10-digit non-legal statistical reporting categories. +526 National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities http://nccs.urban.org/classification/NTEE.cfm The National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) system is used by the IRS and NCCS to classify nonprofit organizations. It is also used by the Foundation Center to classify both grants and grant recipients (typically nonprofits or governments). NCCS and the IRS use the NTEE-CC system, described below, while the Foundation Center uses a slightly different version with more codes, as well as 'population/beneficiary' codes to indicate the type of population served and 'auspice' codes to indicate religious or governmental affiliation. The original NTEE was developed by NCCS during the 1980s with the collaboration of major nonprofit organizations. According to Russy D. Sumariwalla, one of the principal developers of the system, the use of such a system: facilitates the collection, tabulation, presentation, and analysis of data by the types of organizations and their activities; promotes uniformity and comparability in the presentation of statistical and other data collected by various public and private agencies; provides better quality information as the basis for public policy debate and decision-making for the nonprofit sector and for society at large. In the mid-1990s, the IRS decided to begin classifying new organizations using the NTEE system. The 'IRS determination specialists' - the individuals who decide whether or not an organization is eligible to receive federal tax exempt status - would classify the organizations based on descriptive data in the organizations' applications for recognition of tax-exempt status (Forms 1023 and 1024). Before beginning, they requested a simplified version of the NTEE to ease classification and to provide a better fit into the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), the new federal government economic classification system that replaced the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes in 1999. The National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities-Core Codes (NTEE-CC) was created to meet this need. Designed by a team of experts, the NTEE-CC includes approximately two-thirds, or about 400, of the 645 categories in the original NTEE. Though the majority of the differences in the NTEE-CC are a result of collapsing lesser-used codes, improvements were also included. With its ease of use and consistent hierarchical logic, the NTEE-CC serves as the best instrument for tax-exempt status determination, NAICS linkage, and nonprofit organizational classification. Unlike the system used the Foundation Center, the NTEE-CC system eliminated the so-called Common Codes that permitted the 4th character of the NTEE to indicate if an organization primarily serve any of a dozen or so functions other than direct service. These categories include: alliances, advocacy, management and technical assistance, research, policy analysis, fundraising and other types of support for other nonprofit organizations. At the same time, the NTEE-CC system added 3-character categories - all in the 01-19 range within each major group (e.g., A01, B01, A19, B19, etc.) - for organizations that fulfilled these specialized functions. +527 Philanthropy Classification System http://taxonomy.foundationcenter.org/ In 2012, in order to better meet the needs of the philanthropic sector, the Foundation Center began an extensive revision of our Philanthropy Classification System (PCS), reexamining both the terms included in the taxonomy and the overall structure. The goal was not to create yet another standard, but to work towards creating a more broadly adopted standard that more accurately reflects the work of the field and can serve as a more relevant tool for a 21st Century global philanthropy community. The Center consulted partner organizations, received feedback from the sector to complete the final revisions, and released the first version of the PCS in December 2014. The Center will be recoding our entire database over the next 4 months and the PCS will be reflected in our online products during the second quarter of 2015. Until that time we will continue to publish data using our prior Grants Classification System. The Philanthropy Classification System (PCS) describes the work of grantmakers, recipient organizations and the philanthropic transactions between those entities. The Center’s Classification System in based on the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) and has been expanded over the last three decades to include the emerging work we have evidenced while capturing and indexing the work of the sector on a global scale. The facets of the PCS illuminate the work and answer the following questions about philanthropy: Who? = Population Served What? = Subject and Organization Type How? = Support Strategy and Transaction Type Where? = Geographic Area Served (geotree.foundationcenter.org) Our newly designed site lets you explore each facet of the taxonomy through the Visual Navigation tool, Quick Search, A-Z search or a hierarchy view. +529 CLICAPS Shelf Classification http://www.clicaps.ethz.ch/topics.php Shelf Classification for the inventory of the Chemistry Biology Pharmacy Information Center, accessible via StarTree, alphabetical lists, search and navigation in the classification. It is based on practical criteria (investigated and mediated knowledge areas, size and segmentation of the stock in the participating departments) And was developed partly in collaboration with the institutes. 1366 Descriptors, 239 Synonyms. +53 Components (EH) http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Elements of a monument relating to the built or buried heritage. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +530 Oregon University System Human Resources Classification Specifications http://www.ous.edu/dept/hr/classification-specs/ Human Resources, within the Finance and Administration Division, provides system-wide leadership, consultative services, and coordination of major human resources functions in cooperation with the seven public universities that comprise the Oregon University System. Human Resource performs a wide range of Chancellor's Office and system-wide responsibilities, including conducting and reporting system wide compensations and benefit survey findings, participating in system wide projects and task forces. The Human Resources department works closely with OUS leadership and Chancellor’s office department heads on CO staffing, compensation, leave administration, and employment policy. The department also disseminates collective bargaining agreement and benefits information to the campuses, and works closely with campus services for Chancellor's office benefits administration. +531 Vocabulary of Basic Terms for Cataloguing Costume http://www.collectionslink.org.uk/assets/thesaurus_icombts/vbt00e.htm In the naming of garments we worked always from the objects themselves and their relation to the body and not to any theory of classification which introduced other factors. The terms themselves and their grouping do not take account of special Function, but the naming has to be seen within the context of the list of basic information where function appears as a separate entry, following the name of the object. So the basic term for bathing or wedding dress alike is Dress. The lists of basic information and basic terms are now published as a guide to recording, setting out what information should be recorded from dress to lead into the many different aspects of its study and recommending a vocabulary of basic terms for identifying and recording its garments and accessories. The versions in different languages are not translations but the result of working together with common identification of the main types of garment with appropriate naming in each language. +532 Association of German Prädikatsweingüter e. V. Classification model http://www.vdp.de/de/der-vdp/klassifikation/ The classification rules of the VDP define the quality of a wine in particular according to the terroir, the origin in connection with the quality, the maintenance of this particular terroir is the focus - and this is accompanied by the renouncement of all area, generic and simple position designations Terroir is defined by a 'magical triangle' of the first quality and character of the vineyard, the second hand of the winemaker, and the 3rd quality of the grapes, which is recognizable in the wine, and the quality of a vineyard is defined Through the soil (topographical location, climate and microclimate), and the use of appropriate grape varieties is defined as a terroir. +533 Regensburger Association Classification http://rvk.uni-regensburg.de/ The Regensburger Verbundklassifikation (RVK) is a classification scheme for academic libraries. In the 1960s the University of Regensburg Library developed the RVK as an in-house classification scheme for its own extensive holdings on the open shelves. Since then the RVK evolved step by step into a classification which is currently developed cooperatively by a network of 130 academic libraries and institutions in Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland. The University of Regensburg Library maintains the RVK as a tool for the organization of knowledge with regard to its technical and organisational requirements. +534 Standard Occupational Classification http://www.bls.gov/soc/ The 2010 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system is used by Federal statistical agencies to classify workers into occupational categories for the purpose of collecting, calculating, or disseminating data. All workers are classified into one of 840 detailed occupations according to their occupational definition. To facilitate classification, detailed occupations are combined to form 461 broad occupations, 97 minor groups, and 23 major groups. Detailed occupations in the SOC with similar job duties, and in some cases skills, education, and/or training, are grouped together. +535 Structural Classification of Proteins http://scop.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/scop/ SCOP contains the domains of all PDB entries available at the time of the current release's construction. For each of these entries a coordinate file is available and can be displayed via the various graphical interfaces. The sequence of each protein chain has also been extracted. The release also contains many literature references. These are structures that have been published in sufficient detail to be classified in SCOP, but where the coordinates are not yet available from PDB. Whereas PDB entries are identified by a 4 letter code starting with a digit, these literature entries have been given 4 letter codes starting with the letter s followed by 3 digits, e.g. s149. This code is arbitrary and may change between releases. Entries included in SCOP in this way tend only to be those structures that are significantly different from any structure already in PDB. In the absence of a PDB header, a pseudo header file has been constructed. These header files contain the reference; the SWISSPROT identifier for the sequence; the fragment of the sequence for which structural information exists (where known) and the domain classification of each part of this sequence fragment in SCOP. (Note that occassionally some of this information is incomplete where there was insufficient information about the sequence in the orginal reference.) +536 A Synoptical Classification of the Lamiales http://depts.washington.edu/phylo/classifications/ Estimated # species in Lamiales = 22,000. The goal of this project is to produce a working infraordinal classification of the Lamiales to genus with information on distribution and species richness. All recognized taxa will be clades; adherence to Linnaean ranks is optional. Synonymy is very incomplete (comprehensive synonymy is not a goal of the project, but could be incorporated). Although I anticipate producing a publishable version of this classification at a future date, my near-term goal is to produce a web-accessible version, which will be available to the public and which will be updated regularly through input from systematists familiar with taxa within the Lamiales. +537 The International Classification of Non-profit Organizations http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/13-015-x/2009000/sect13-eng.htm Non-profit institutions in the satellite account are classified by primary area of activity according to the International Classification of Non-profit Organizations (ICNPO). It is the classification system recommended in the United Nations (UN) Handbook on Non-profit Institutions in the System of National Accounts. The ICNPO system groups organizations into 12 major activity groups, including a catch-all 'not elsewhere classified' category. These 12 major activity groups are further divided into 24 subgroups. Satellite account estimates are published at the major group level. +538 The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education http://carnegieclassifications.iu.edu/ The Carnegie Classification™ has been the leading framework for recognizing and describing institutional diversity in U.S. higher education for the past four decades. Starting in 1970, the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education developed a classification of colleges and universities to support its program of research and policy analysis. Derived from empirical data on colleges and universities, the Carnegie Classification was originally published in 1973, and subsequently updated in 1976, 1987, 1994, 2000, 2005, and 2010 to reflect changes among colleges and universities. This framework has been widely used in the study of higher education, both as a way to represent and control for institutional differences, and also in the design of research studies to ensure adequate representation of sampled institutions, students, or faculty. To ensure continuity of the classification framework and to allow comparison across years, the 2010 Classification update retains the same structure of six parallel classifications, initially adopted in 2005. They are as follows: Basic Classification (the traditional Carnegie Classification Framework), Undergraduate and Graduate Instructional Program classifications, Enrollment Profile and Undergraduate Profile classifications, and Size & Setting classification. These classifications provide different lenses through which to view U.S. colleges and universities, offering researchers greater analytic flexibility. These classifications were updated using the most recent national data available as of 2010, and collectively they depict the most current landscape of U.S. colleges and universities. +539 Community Engagement Elective Classification The classification for Community Engagement is an elective classification, meaning it is based on voluntary participation by institutions. Whereas the Foundation's all-inclusive classifications involve secondary analysis of existing national data sources available for all institutions, elective classifications involve additional data collection and documentation, with substantial effort invested by participating institutions. Elective classifications enable the Foundation's classification system to recognize important aspects of institutional mission and action that are not represented in the national data. Because of their voluntary nature, elective classifications do not represent a comprehensive national assessment: an institution's absence from the Community Engagement classification should not be interpreted as reflecting a judgment about the institution's commitment to its community. +54 FISH Event Types Thesaurus http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ A development of the ALGAO events wordlist. The thesaurus is an indexing tool to be used for recording archaeological and architectural investigative, data collection exercises; from intrusive interventions into the resource to non damaging survey events. The Event Types Thesaurus includes 128 terms. Of these, there are 83 preferred terms, 37 non-preferred terms and 8 non-index terms. The terms are divided into two classes: INTRUSIVE EVENT and NON INTRUSIVE EVENT. The former covering events that have a physical impact upon the archaeological resource and the latter covering events that record the resource but do not have a physical impact upon it. In order to ease retrieval the terms sit in hierarchies under a number of non index grouping terms, for example ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERVENTION, ENVIRONMENTAL INTERVENTION, HERITAGE ASSESSMENT and REMOTE SENSING etc. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +540 National Occupational Classification http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/noc.asp The National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011 provides a standardized language for describing the work performed by Canadians in the labour market. It is used for many applications including defining and collecting statistics, managing information databases, analyzing labour market trends and extracting practical career planning information. More importantly, it gives statisticians, labour market analysts, career counsellors, employers and individual job seekers a consistent way to collect data and describe and understand the nature of work. The NOC is developed in collaboration with Statistics Canada. The NOC tool classifies occupations with a four-digit code according to skill type and skill level. The digits of the NOC code reflect important information about the occupation it represents (e.g., 3113 Dentists - '31' indicates that this is a health occupation and it requires university level education). For a complete overview of the classification system, please consult the on-line NOC Training Tutorial (See related links section). The classification system also supports a variety of career information sources published by the Government of Canada and others. For example, Job Futures, the widely-used source of information about occupational outlooks, and the national JobBank®, an electronic listing of jobs, work or business opportunities provided by Canadian employers are both organized according to NOC definitions. By providing a standard way of organizing labour market information, the NOC helps all Canadians to be better informed about the world of work. +541 Terminology Dictionary of Bibliography and Cataloging http://sternik.bn.org.pl/vocab/index.php "The helmsman presents deadlines in two languages: Polish and English and their definitions derived from the dictionary and encyclopaedical literature, the literature of the subject, library and bibliographic documentation, norms and standards, for example, what means an access point, resource, or what is understood today. You can also submit suggested terms (Menu - Notification) that you think should appear in this dictionary. ""We encourage you to work together."" 1307 Terms, 2520 Relations Between Terms, 62 Terms Equivalent." +542 Subject headings Switzerland for General Public Libraries http://www.sabclp.ch/bestellungmitglieder/mitgliederd/schlagwortnormdatei.htm "On the other hand, the SNS (year of publication 2005) is used for the determination and allocation of slogans in the case of material media (verbal material closure), and on the other hand it provides assistance in the allocation of DK notations (classificatory material closure), which contains 13,000 terms (4700 keywords, 8300 references) , The DK-notations of the ""Kleine DK-Tafel für Schul- und Gemeindelibliotheken"" are attached to the slogans." +543 Advancing Clinico-Genomic Trials on Cancer Master Ontology http://www.ifomis.org/acgt/1.0 The intention of the ACGT Master Ontology (MO) is to represent the domain of cancer research and management in a computationally tractable manner. The ACGT MO is built being maintained, using the Protégé-OWL free open-source ontology editor, Version 4. It is written in OWL-DL and presented as an .owl file. The ACGT MO is re-using Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) as upper level and the OBO Relation Ontology. +544 Cell Phenotype Ontology https://code.google.com/archive/p/cell-phenotype/ The Cell Phenotype Ontology (CPO) is an ontology to describe phenotypes on the cellular scale. It contains a rich classification of cellular component abnormalities, including links to morphological and physiological abnormalities. Based on the Gene Ontology's classification of cellular processes, CPO provides a large number of formally as well as textually defined classes to characterize process abnormalities. +545 Neglected Tropical Disease Ontology http://www.cin.ufpe.br/~ntdo/ The Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are a set of diseases which persist in exactly the physical, psychosocial and economic situation of the poorest, most marginalized populations of the developing world. Most NTDs diseases are chronic diseases which are related to poverty as a promoter of parasitic, bacterial, and also viral or fungal infections. Although of major healthcare impact in developing and threshold countries NTDs are still seen as a rare event in developed countries. In the main target countries of Latin America, Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, the distribution of NTD is controlled by climatic conditions like Temperature (15° C and 40° C), humidity and altitude (below 2200 meters). In these regions, most of the population (around 2.7 billion people) lives on the basis of about $ 2.00 per day. This population is considered the poorest in the world, and is also listed as most vulnerable to NTDs. Among the NTDs, the vector-borne diseases (Dengue fever, Leishmaniasis, Chagas disease, American Trypanosomiasis, African Trypanosomiasis, Lymphatic Filariasis, Yellow Fever, among others) have resulted in a high level of mortality in poorer regions. These infections persist for a long time and can cause severe disability and disfigurement, resulting in fundamental economic, social and political burden. Some of these diseases affect developed countries as well. Envisioning the maintenance of health quality through health policy efforts, ontologies could play an important role in the management of information processed by health systems. If data in Clinical Information Systems and health databases would be standardized via ontologies data mining and even secondary data usage would be easier. Ontologically accessed data is integratively queryable and hence easy to compare. In particular such formalized data, if grouped, could produce new epidemiological information, to help in decision-making process. As keys challenges for infectious disease management the World Health Organization indicated an urgent need for diagnostic tools, new more effective medicines and pesticides, and the promotion of integrated vector management. A prerequisite in the fight against vector-borne diseases it has recently been recognized that efforts are needed to facilitate the access to epidemiological knowledge about these diseases in a structured way. Controlled terminologies supported by ontologies help the user to systematically use this knowledge and permit large scale automated analysis approaches like logical and rule-based machine reasoning. At this level our effort concentrates on the most important point for vector-borne disease control is the transmission path, as it drives prevention strategies and decision support. It is also important to have an integration with tools to improve health policy related outcomes. +546 Minimal Anatomy Terminology http://www.ebi.ac.uk/microarray-srv/mat/ The Minimal Anatomy Terminology (MAT) is an OBO format terminology using broader-than relationships designed for annotating and searching tissue-associated data and timelines from organisms. Identifiers from >20 anatomy ontologies are mapped to each MAT term to facilitate access to and interoperability across tissue-associated data resources. +547 A Classification of Mobile Genetic Elements https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC308818/pdf/gkh084.pdf ACLAME is a database dedicated to the collection and classification of mobile genetic elements (MGEs) from various sources, comprising all known phage genomes, plasmids and transposons. In addition to provide information on the full genomes and genetic entities, it aims at building a comprehensive classification of the functional modules of MGE's at the protein, gene, and higher levels. There are 122154 proteins found in 2326 MGEs. Total number of host is 811 (Version 0.4). +548 Mobile Genetic Element Ontology http://aclame.ulb.ac.be/Classification/mego.html MeGO is a Gene Ontology under construction dedicated to the functions of mobile genetic elements. The terms defined in MeGO are used to annotate phage and plasmid protein families in ACLAME. Please note that some terms in the ontology are there transiently as markers or awaiting future incorporation in the sequence ontology (SO). The phage ontology PhiGO has now been incorporated in MeGO and can thus be accessed in MeGO version 1.0 and up. +55 Evidence (EH) http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Terminology covering the existing physical remains of a monument, or the means by which a monument has been identified where no physical remains exist. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +550 NanoParticle Ontology for Cancer Nanotechnology Research http://www.nano-ontology.org/ Data generated from cancer nanotechnology research are so diverse and large in volume that it is difficult to share and efficiently use them without informatics tools. In particular, ontologies that provide a unifying knowledge framework for annotating the data are required to facilitate the semantic integration, knowledge-based searching, unambiguous interpretation, mining and inferencing of the data using informatics methods. Here, we discuss the design and development of NanoParticle Ontology (NPO), which is developed within the framework of the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO), and implemented in the Ontology Web Language (OWL) using well-defined ontology design principles. The NPO is developed to represent the knowledge underlying the description, preparation, and characterization of nanomaterials in cancer nanotechnology research. +551 Neurobehavior Ontology http://code.google.com/p/behavior-ontology/ The Neurobehavior Ontology (NBO) consists of two main components, an ontology of behavioral processes and an ontology of behavioral phenotypes. The behavioral process branch of NBO contains a classification of behavior processes complementing and extending GO’s process ontology. The behavior phenotype branch of NBO consists of a classification of both normal and abnormal behavioral characteristics of organisms. NBO’s prime application is to provide the vocabulary that is required to integrate behavior observations within and across species. It is currently being applied by several model organism communities as well as in the description of human behavior-related disease phenotypes. +552 Mental Functioning Ontology http://code.google.com/p/mental-functioning-ontology/ The Mental Functioning Ontology is an ontology for mental functioning, including mental processes such as cognition and traits such as intelligence, and related diseases and disorders. It is developed in the context of the Ontology for General Medical Science and the Basic Formal Ontology. The project is being developed in collaboration between the University of Geneva, Switzerland, and the University at Buffalo, USA. The project is being developed with full involvement of all relevant communities, following best practices laid out by the OBO Foundry. Efforts are currently underway to align with related projects including the Behaviour Ontology, the Cognitive Atlas, the Cognitive Paradigm Ontology and the Neural Electro Magnetic Ontologies. +553 Ontology for Drug Discovery Investigations http://code.google.com/p/ddi-ontology/ The goal of DDI project is to develop an ontology for the description of drug discovery investigations. The Pharmaceutical industry is an information based industry. The aim of DDI is to add value to the information generated in the drug pipeline by making the information easier to reuse, integrate, curate, retrieve, and reason with. DDI aims to follow to the Open Biomedical Ontologies Foundry (OBO) principles, to use relations laid down in the OBO Relation Ontology, and to be compliant with Ontology for biomedical investigations (OBI). +554 Ontology for General Medical Science http://code.google.com/p/ogms/ The Ontology for General Medical Science (OGMS) is an ontology of entities involved in a clinical encounter. OGMS includes very general terms that are used across medical disciplines, including: 'disease', 'disorder', 'disease course', 'diagnosis', 'patient', and 'healthcare provider'. OGMS uses the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) as an upper-level ontology. The scope of OGMS is restricted to humans, but many terms can be applied to a variety of organisms. OGMS provides a formal theory of disease that can be further elaborated by specific disease ontologies. This theory is implemented using OWL-DL and OBO Relation Ontology relations and is available in OWL and OBO formats. +555 Ontology of Data Mining http://ontodm.com/ The domain of data mining (DM) deals with analyzing different types of data. The data typically used in data mining is in the format of a single table, with primitive datatypes as attributes. However, structured (complex) data, such as graphs, sequences, networks, text, image, multimedia and relational data, are receiving an increasing amount of interest in data mining. A major challenge is to treat and represent the mining of different types of structured data in a uniform fashion. A theoretical framework that unifies different data mining tasks, on different types of data can help to formalize the knowledge about the domain and provide a base for future research, unification and standardization. Next, automation and overall support of the Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) process is also an important challenge in the domain of data mining. A formalization of the domain of data mining is a solution that addresses these challenges. It can directly support the development of a general framework for data mining, support the representation of the process of mining structured data, and allow the representation of the complete process of knowledge discovery. We propose a reference modular ontology for the domain of data mining OntoDM, directly motivated by the need for formalization of the data mining domain. The OntoDM ontology is designed and implemented by following ontology best practices and design principles. Its distinguishing feature is that it uses Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) as an upper-level ontology and a template, a set of formally defined relations from Relational Ontology (RO) and other state-of-the-art ontologies, and reuses classes and relations from the Ontology of Biomedical Investigations (OBI), the Information Artifact Ontology (IAO), and the Software Ontology (SWO). This will ensure compatibility and connections with other ontologies and allow cross-domain reasoning capabilities. +556 Ontology for Genetic Interval https://code.google.com/p/ontology-for-genetic-interval/ "Using realistic ontology BFO as its top ontology's framwork, OGI formalized the genomic element by defining an upper class 'genetic interval'. The definition of 'genetic interval' is ""the spatial continuous physical entity which contains ordered genomic sets(DNA, RNA, Allele, Marker,etc.) between and including two points (Nucleic Acid Base Residue) that have a liner primary sequence sturcture. It is either a proper part of an chromosome or a RNA molecule or an artificial genetic interval."" The 'genetic sequence' is also formalized in OGI, the differences between 'genetic sequence' and 'genetic interval' is that, 'genetic squence' refers to a liner sequence with only primary structure, whereas 'genetic interval' refers to the 3D sequence in reality, which has not only 3D structure, but also need to have the 'genetic sequence' as its primary structure'. From this aspect we make a distinction between a modelled sequence and a real sequence object as realm." +557 International Classification of Primary Care http://www.kith.no/templates/kith_WebPage____1062.aspx ICPC (International Classification of Primary Care) is a clinical coding system. The first version of ICPC published in 1987 is referred to as ICPC-1. The version in the 1993 publication “The International Classification of Primary Care in the European Community: With a Multi-Language Layer” is known as ICPC-1. The second version from 1998 is referred to as ICPC-2. ICPC-2e is an electronic version from year 2000 of the revised and corrected chapters 10 and 11 of the ICPC-2 book. The full revision cycle is currently 11 years, however, mapping to other classifications may be reviewed at shorter intervals to adjust for changes in other classifications and changed usage. +559 Dengue Ontology http://code.google.com/p/dengue-fever-ontology/ The Dengue ontology (IDODEN) is an extension of the Infectious Disease Ontology (IDO) for dengue fever. +56 FISH Building Materials Thesaurus http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Construction materials for monuments relating to the built and buried heritage. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +560 eagle-i Research Resource Ontology https://open.med.harvard.edu/wiki/display/eaglei/Ontology The eagle-i research resource ontology (ERO) models research resources such as instruments, protocols, reagents, animal models and biospecimens. It has been developed in the context of the eagle-i project (http://eagle-i.net/). Currently, ERO consists of over 2100 classes of which 1200 were created within the ERO namespace, while the rest come from existent ontologies such as the Ontology for Biomedical Investigation (OBI), the uber-anatomy ontology (Uberon), VIVO, the Ontology for Clinical Research (OCRe), the Sequence Ontology (SO), the Software Ontology (SWO) and we include terms from the NCBI Taxonomy as well. +561 Emotion Ontology https://code.google.com/archive/p/emotion-ontology/ The Swiss Centre for Affective Sciences, in collaboration with the University at Buffalo, is developing an Emotion Ontology to describe affective phenomena. This project is a branch of the broader Mental Functioning ontology effort. The Centre brings together scientists from neuroscience and psychology, together with economists, historians, philosophers as well as scholars in the humanities, in a multi-disciplinary effort to understand how affective phenomena, such as motives, attitudes, moods, and emotions, affect the individual and society. Interdisciplinary research is inherently plagued by the difficulties of integration and standardisation of terminology, knowledge and disparate theoretical frameworks in order to compare results across disciplines which historically have evolved separately. In the context of this multi-disciplinary research environment, to assist the integration and computational processing of results in the affective sciences, we are developing the Emotion Ontology to aid in disambiguation and standardised reporting of research results. The ontology will represent all relevant aspects of affective phenomena including their bearers, the different types of emotions, moods, etc., their different parts and dimensions of variation, their facial and vocal expressions, and the role of emotions and affective phenomena in general in influencing human behavior. Proper delineation of the upper levels is essential to ensure the unambiguous interpretation of the entities in the ontology which contributes to the usability and interoperability of the fully populated ontology. To achieve this, we will draw on the Basic Formal Ontology, the domain-independent upper ontology advocated by the OBO Foundry. Subsequent phases of the project will identify, define and place all relevant affective phenomena within the ontology, and link this ontology to neighbouring efforts in the domains of neural and social informatics, such as the Neuroscience Information Framework. Finally, we will develop software applications which make use of the ontology to directly support the work of Affective Science researchers both in Switzerland and globally. +562 Environment Ontology http://www.environmentontology.org/ "The Environment Ontology (EnvO) provides a controlled, structured vocabulary that is designed to support the annotation of any organism or biological sample with environment descriptors. EnvO contains terms for biomes, environmental features, and environmental material."" EnvO enables ""a concise, standardised, and comprehensive description of environment that is key to the integration, archiving and federated searching of environmental data. As a tool for the life sciences, we see EnvO bringing benefits similar to those of the Gene Ontology (GO). Through promoting consistent annotation grounded in an ontological framework, we hope to facilitate the semantic retrieval of any biological record anchored to EnvO. Records contained in sequence databases, 'omic data repositories, tissue banks and museum collections are prime candidates for EnvO annotation. However, EnvO is also suitable for the annotation of any record that has an environmental component. For example, you can use EnvO terms to provide information on the environment of remote sensing devices or simply to tag a picture that you took at the weekend. Further, the EnvO project is closely tied with GAZ, a first step towards an open source gazetteer constructed on ontological principles. GAZ describes places and place names as well as the relations between them and, when linked with EnvO descriptors, provides a basis to infer environment from place names." +563 Crop Ontology http://www.cropontology.org/ The Crop Ontology (CO) current objective is to compile validated concepts along with their inter-relationships on anatomy, structure and phenotype of Crops, on trait measurement and methods as well as on Germplasm with the multi-crop passport terms. The concepts of the CO are being used to curate agronomic databases and describe the data. The use of ontology terms to describe agronomic phenotypes and the accurate mapping of these descriptions into databases is important in comparative phenotypic and genotypic studies across species and gene-discovery experiments as it provides harmonized description of the data and therefore facilitates the retrieval of information. Development of crop-specific trait ontologies and the germplasm ontologies began in 2008 for chickpea, maize, Musa, potato, rice and wheat, and in 2010 for cassava. The GCP Crop Ontology is a global public good, available to be used freely by all. +564 Computational Neurosciences Ontology http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/CNO CNO is a controlled vocabulary composed of classes representing general concepts related to computational neuroscience. These concepts are organized in a hierarchy of concepts and related to each other using logical relations. One of the main relations is the hierarchical relation named “is a” relation. Knowing the relations between classes allows us to create simple sentences such as: “a model is a thing”, “a leaky integrate-and-fire is a model”, “voltage is a elementary model component”, … The first step for CNO development was to create a list of relevant terms and concepts from textbooks and from the different expertise of the MSM Task Force members. Based on this list of terms, we developed a first version of the Computational Neuroscience Ontology (CNO), using the OWL-DL standard proposed by W3C. The core of CNO is currently (January 2013) composed of 221 terms and 2 datatype properties. As Computational Neuroscience model are very diverse, CNO is still in development to integrate the most relevant concepts for annotating as many Computational Neuroscience models as possible. However, CNO aims to be a tool for the community and therefore contribution of the community would be highly valuable to bring CNO to a more mature distribution. +565 Comparative Data Analysis Ontology http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdao/ "CDAO stands for ""Comparative Data Analysis Ontology"", a formalization of concepts and relations relevant to evolutionary comparative analysis, such as phylogenetic trees, OTUs (operational taxonomic units) and compared characters (including molecular characters as well as other types). CDAO is being developed by scientists in biology, evolution, and computer science. In general, ontologies are designed to support formal or automated reasoning. Our aim in developing CDAO is to provide the language support for representing, and reasoning over, phylogenetic data and metadata. When CDAO is fully developed and supported by software, it will be possible for one researcher to represent information with conceptual richness, and for another research (or a computer) to access that same conceptual richness. The current version of CDAO is a kind of free-floating ontology not linked into an ""upper"" ontology. The reason for this is that, when we first began to develop CDAO, we did not understand where the concepts and relations would fit in terms of available upper ontologies. We're still not entirely sure." +57 FISH Maritime Craft Types Thesaurus http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Craft types which survive as wrecks for the RCHME's maritime record and can be used to describe types of ship. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +570 Experimental Factor Ontology http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/ The Experimental Factor Ontology (EFO) provides a systematic description of many experimental variables available in EBI databases, and for external projects such as the NHGRI GWAS catalogue. It combines parts of several biological ontologies, such as anatomy, disease and chemical compounds. The scope of EFO is to support the annotation, analysis and visualization of data handled by the EBI Functional Genomics Team. We also add terms for external users when requested. +573 Genomic Clinical Decision Support Ontology The Genomic Clinical Decision Support (Genomic CDS) project aims to create and maintain an integrated, ontology-based knowledge base of clinically relevant pharmacogenomic information. This knowledge base is used to implement clinical decision support algorithms for improving quality of care, e.g., for providing drug dosage recommendations and comparisons of the efficacy of different treatment options. +575 Glycomics Ontology http://glycomics.ccrc.uga.edu/core4/informatics-ontologies.html The Glycomics Ontology (GlycO) focuses on the glycoproteomics domain to model the structure and functions of glycans and glycoconjugates, the enzymes involved in their biosynthesis and modification, and the metabolic pathways in which they participate. GlycO is intended to provide both a schema and a sufficiently large knowledge base, which will allow classification of concepts commonly encountered in the field of glycobiology in order to facilitate automated reasoning and information analysis in this domain. The GlycO schema exploits the expressiveness of OWL-DL to place restrictions on relationships, thus making it suitable to be used as a means to classify new instance data. These logical restrictions are necessary due to the chemical nature of glycans, which have complex, branched structures that cannot be represented in any simple way. Glycans are thus distinguished from DNA (e.g., genes) and proteins, which can be represented (at least in their most basic forms) as simple character strings. The structural knowledge in GlycO is modularized, in that larger structures are semantically composed from smaller canonical building blocks. In particular, glycan instances are modeled by linking together several instances of canonical monosaccharide residues, which embody knowledge of their chemical structure (e.g., β-D-GlcpNAc) and context (e.g., attached directly to the Asn residue of a protein). This bottom-up semantic modeling of large molecular structures using smaller building blocks allows structures in GlycO to be placed in a biochemical context by describing the specific interactions of its component parts with proteins, enzymes and other biochemical entities. +577 Fission Yeast Phenotype Ontology http://www.pombase.org/browse-curation/fission-yeast-phenotype-ontology The Fission Yeast Phenotype Ontology (FYPO) is a formal ontology of phenotypes observed in fission yeast. FYPO is being developed to support the comprehensive and detailed representation of phenotypes in PomBase, the online fission yeast resource. Its scope is similar to that of the Ascomycete Phenotype Ontology (APO), but FYPO includes more detailed pre-composed terms as well as computable definitions. +578 Computer-Based Patient Record Ontology http://code.google.com/p/cpr-ontology/ The (Computer-Based Patient Record) CPR ontology burrows its name from the Institute of Medicine term used to define medical records systems of the future and the important features that distinguish them for EHRs of today. In particular, it defines a set of requirements including a Record Content category, which states: Uniform core data elements, standardized coding systems and formats, a common data dictionary, and information on outcomes of care and functional status. The requirement of a set of uniform core elements is meant to be directly addressed by this ontology. In addition, it attempts to define a minimal set of terms that provide grounded, ontologically commitment for the representations shared between many of the healthcare information (such as HL7 RIM), process and terminological models via the use of foundational ontologies. In addition, a major influencing principle is that as far as the application of ontology for the benefit of medical informatics is concerned, a pragmatic approach is necessary - one that compromises between a purely 'realist' approach and a cognitive approach that refrains from committing to a representation of the intrinsic nature of the world. For those aspects of reality for which there is significant consensus on the underlying science and use of terminology, an ontology should try as much as possible to capture the constraints that reflect this consensus. However, where such constraints do not provide any direct benefit in the use ontology in a CPR, we should refrain from any further formalization. The general motivation is to allow ontologies to facilitate the use of computer reasoning in playing an important role in the scientific method, but at the same time protect against an excessive attempt to reduce every aspect of clinical medicine to metaphysical distinctions that do not have any legitimate benefit. +579 Cognitive Paradigm Ontology http://www.cogpo.org/ The use of alternate and even competitive terminologies can often impede scientific discoveries. While the experimental psychology and cognitive neuroscience literature may refer to certain behavioral paradigms by name (eg. the Stroop paradigm or the Sternberg paradigm) or by function (a working memory task, a visual attention task), these paradigms can vary tremendously in the stimuli that are presented to the subject, the response expected from the subject, and the instructions given to the subject. This means that an automated reasoning system using names of paradigms would not realize that data from these different experiments could be compared and used. CogPO was developed directly from the taxonomy created for the BrainMap Database. Its design concentrates on what can be observed directly: categorization of each paradigm in terms of (1) the stimulus presented to the subjects, (2) the requested instructions, and (3) the returned response. All paradigms are essentially composed of these three orthogonal components, and formalizing an ontology around them is a clear and direct approach to describing paradigms. CogPO seeks to represent stimuli, responses, and instructions that define the conditions of the experiment in a standardized format, with well-defined terms and relationships between them. CogPO is being built to be compliant with OBO Foundry principles, and uses the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) as its upper level ontology. +58 English Heritage Maritime Place Name Thesaurus http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MarPlaceName_class.pdf Maritime ports, countries and bodies of water from and to which ships may have sailed or been registered. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. +580 XEML Environment Ontology http://xeo.codeplex.com/ XeO has been created to help plant scientists in documenting and sharing metadata describing the abiotic environment. +582 Infectious Disease Ontology https://code.google.com/p/infectious-disease-ontology/ The IDO ontologies are designed as a set of interoperable ontologies that will together provide coverage of the infectious disease domain. At the core of the set is a general Infectious Disease Ontology (IDO-Core) of entities relevant to both biomedical and clinical aspects of most infectious diseases. Sub-domain specific extensions of IDO-Core complete the set providing ontology coverage of entities relevant to specific pathogens or diseases. +583 Information Artifact Ontology http://code.google.com/p/information-artifact-ontology/ The Information Artifact Ontology (IAO) is a new ontology of information entities, originally driven by work by the OBI digital entity and realizable information entity branch. An information artifact is, loosely, a dependent continuant or its bearer that is created as the result of one or more intentional processes. Examples: uniprot, the english language, the contents of this document or a printout of it, the temperature measurements from a weather balloon. +584 International Classification of External Causes of Injury ICECI is a free practical tool for classifying the circumstances in which injuries occur. Thus, it can be used in surveillance and research to support injury and trauma prevention and control efforts throughout the world. Using this tool, one can code the key factors that may be involved in causing injuries. Consequently, injuries can be both counted and described to yield useful information for setting priorities, making policy decisions, and guiding prevention. Purpose/Definition: To enable classifying external causes of injuries. It is designed to help researchers and prevention practitioners to describe, measure and monitor the occurrence of injuries and to investigate their circumstances of occurrence using an internally agreed classification. Criteria underlying the classification are: a separate coding axis for each main concept, usefulness for injury prevention, useability in may types of settings (many parts of the world; emergency departments and other places where data are collected), comparability and complementarity with the ICD-10. +585 Kinetic Simulation Algorithm Ontology http://biomodels.net/kisao/ To enable the accurate and repeatable execution of a computational simulation task, it is important to identify both the algorithm used and the initial setup. These minimum information requirements are described by the MIASE guidelines. Since the details of some algorithms are not always publicly available, and many are implemented only in a limited number of simulation tools, it is crucial to identify alternative algorithms with similar characteristics that may be used to provide comparable results in an equivalent simulation experiment. The Kinetic Simulation Algorithm Ontology (KiSAO) was developed to address this issue by describing existing algorithms and their inter-relationships through their characteristics and parameters. The use of KiSAO in conjunction with simulation descriptions, such as SED-ML, will allow simulation software to automatically choose the best algorithm available to perform a simulation and unambiguously refer to it. +59 FISH Thesaurus of Monument Types http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Types of monuments relating to the built and buried heritage in England. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. National cultural heritage thesauri and vocabularies have acted as standards for use by both national organizations and local authority Historic Environment Records but until now have lacked the persistent Linked Open Data (LOD) URIs that would allow them to act as vocabulary hubs for the Web of Data. The AHRC funded SENESCHAL project aims to make such vocabularies available online as Semantic Web resources. SENESCHAL will start with major vocabularies as exemplars and project partners will continue to make other vocabularies available. Other organizations are welcome to make use of the data and services which will be open licensed. RESTful web services will be developed for the project to make the vocabulary resources programmatically accessible and searchable. These will include the provision to ‘feed back’ new terms (concepts) suggested by users. +60 English Heritage National Trust Thred Thesaurus http://thesaurus.historicengland.org.uk/thesaurus.asp?thes_no=547&thes_name=EH%20And%20National%20Trust%20Resource%20Description%20Thesaurus Terminology for the description of archive type and format. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. +61 English Heritage Defence Of Britain Thesaurus http://thesaurus.historicengland.org.uk/thesaurus.asp?thes_no=365&thes_name=Defence%20of%20Britain%20Thesaurus Types of defensive monuments relating to the 20th century in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. English Heritage takes a leading role in setting standards for recording the built and buried heritage. By setting standards that can be adopted by everyone, we can make sure that all records are consistent. In other words, if everyone uses the same words to describe the same monument, archaeological object, building material, etc, then anyone using this common language can easily index, retrieve and understand these records. With this aim in mind, English Heritage is continually developing new thesauri to provide structure and guidelines for the standardisation of terms to be used when creating new records of the past. Now, in our drive to disseminate these standards and promote their wider use, we are making available seven separate online thesauri. A tailor-made suite of programs has been developed, which uses a database to create a series of web pages for any chosen thesaurus. These can be easily accessed using a frames-capable browser and regularly updated as new terms are submitted and approved by our Data Standards Unit. +62 Numismatic image database Thesaurus http://www.nbeonline.de/ Applied in the Numismatic Image Database Eichstätt. +63 http://pactols.frantiq.fr/opentheso/ The PACTOLS (Peoples, Anthroponyms, Chronology, Toponymies, Works, Places and Subjects) thesauri, specializing in the sciences of antiquity and archeology from prehistory to the industrial era, are poly-hierarchical, evolutive and multilingual. PACTOLS is a thesaurus managed by the FRANTIQ program and is used to interrogate the indexed collective catalog (CCI) and other external bases. +64 Australia-Japan Research Project Area Thesaurus http://ajrp.awm.gov.au/AJRP/AJRP2.nsf/Web-Thesauri/Area The AJRP aims to provide a resource for historians and others interested in the Australia-Japan relationship, especially in war, from 1901 to 1957. +65 Australia-Japan Research Project Keyword Thesaurus http://ajrp.awm.gov.au/AJRP/AJRP2.nsf/Web-Thesauri/Keyword The AJRP aims to provide a resource for historians and others interested in the Australia-Japan relationship, especially in war, from 1901 to 1957. +654 National Cancer Institute Thesaurus http://ncit.nci.nih.gov/ The NCI Thesaurus is a reference terminology and biomedical ontology used in a growing number of NCI and other systems. It covers vocabulary for clinical care, translational and basic research, and public information and administrative activities. The NCI Thesaurus provides definitions, synonyms, and other information on nearly 10,000 cancers and related diseases, 8,000 single agents and combination therapies, and a wide range of other topics related to cancer and biomedical research. It is maintained by a multidisciplinary team of editors, who add about 900 new entries each month and is published monthly by NCI. +655 National Cancer Institute Metathesaurus http://ncim.nci.nih.gov/ncimbrowser/ NCI Metathesaurus (NCIm) is a wide-ranging biomedical terminology database that covers most terminologies used by NCI for clinical care, translational and basic research, and public information and administrative activities. NCIm features: Maps 4,000,000 terms from more than 75 sources into 2,000,000 biomedical concepts that represent their meaning; Displays preferred terms, synonyms, definitions, and other information from each source; Links to NCI Thesaurus and other related information sources; Contains 22,000,000 cross-links between content elements; Updated frequently by a team of biomedical terminology and subject matter experts. NCIm contains most public domain terminologies from the National Library of Medicine's UMLS Metathesaurus, as well as many other biomedical terminologies created by or of interest to NCI and its partners. +656 Multiple Alignment Ontology http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1180671/ The goal of the MAO project is to develop a controlled, structured vocabulary, that will provide a common language not only for the construction of multiple alignments, but also for the numerous applications that exploit the information available in an integrated, global multiple alignment of a protein family. An important issue in the development of MAO is the interoperability with existing information sources, in order to maximise its’ applicability and utility. Therefore, links should be provided to other kinds of information, including databases such as UniProt, PDB or InterPro, as well as existing ontologies such as GO or the HUPO Proteomics Standards Initiative (PSI). A vocabulary of terms is provided in the form of a hierarchical network of concepts, together with precise, explanatory definitions of each term and the inter-relations between the different concepts. The aim is to include the great majority of the concepts relevant to multiple sequence alignments, ranging from fundamental concepts such as ‘sequence’ or ‘residue’ to more complex concepts such as structural environment, functional activity or evolutionary context. The MAO is represented as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), in which each node stands for a concept and the links connecting the nodes represent the relationship between them. Two hierarchical relations are defined: ‘is_a’ and ‘part_of’. The nodes can also have other information attached to them in the form of names (defined by the relation ‘is_name’), annotations (defined by ‘is_annotation’) or other attributes. An attribute is generally a simple string or number variable that contains additional information about the concept. +657 COSMO Ontology http://www.micra.com/COSMO/ The goal of the COSMO working group was to develop a foundation ontology by a collaborative process that will allow it to represent all of the basic (‘primitive’) ontology elements that all members felt were needed for their applications. Interoperability could then be achieved among ontology-based applications using the foundation ontology by creating any specialized domain ontology element as a combination of the primitive ontology elements, and when one system wishes to communicate information to others, it must transmit not only the data, but also any logical specifications of the ontology elements required to interpret the data (if they are not already in the foundation ontology or some public extension). Any system that can properly interpret the primitive elements will be able to properly interpret ontology elements created as a combination of those primitives. The development of COSMO is fully open, and any comments or suggestions from any sources are welcome. After some discussion and input from members in 2006, the development of the COSMO has been continued primarily by Patrick Cassidy, the chairman of the COSMO Working Group (no longer active). Contributions and suggestions from any interested party are still welcome and encouraged. Many of the types (OWL classes) in the current COSMO have been taken from the OpenCyc OWL version 0.78, and from the SUMO. Other elements were taken from other ontologies (such as BFO and DOLCE) or developed specifically for COSMO. The development of the COSMO started as a merger of basic elements from Cyc, SUMO, and DOLCE, and continued up to revision 589 (2008-02-19), at which point the names (labels) of the elements of the COSMO were compared with the words in the Longman defining vocabulary, and out of the 2201 Longman words, it was discovered that 1817 were not present as labels for COSMO elements. At this point, a systematic supplementation of the COSMO was begun, to assure that the concepts represented by the Longman vocabulary were all represented in some form in the COSMO. The new elements are being added by alphabetical inspection of the list of missing Longman words. At version 0.65 (April 2010) the COSMO had 7339 types (OWL classes), 808 relations, and 2039 restrictions, and all of the words in the Longman defining vocabulary had some correlated ontology element in the COSMO. The formal mapping of the Longman words to the ontology elements is at present (rev945) only partly complete, and is continuing. The mapping consists of a relation “xxxx” on the ontology element to the Longman word(s) that represent that element in English. +658 Archaeological Objects Thesaurus (Scotland) Objects made by human activity. +659 Maritime Craft Thesaurus (Scotland) Types of craft that survive as wrecks, or are documented as losses, in Scottish maritime waters. +66 Australia-Japan Research Project Unit Name Thesaurus http://ajrp.awm.gov.au/AJRP/AJRP2.nsf/Web-Thesauri/Unit-Names The AJRP aims to provide a resource for historians and others interested in the Australia-Japan relationship, especially in war, from 1901 to 1957. +660 Monument Type Thesaurus (Scotland) Monument types relating to the archaeological and built heritage of Scotland. The terminology also includes Scottish Gaelic translations for some terms. +661 Monument Thesaurus (Wales) http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ Classification of monument types in Wales by function. +662 Period (Wales) http://www.heritagedata.org/blog/vocabularies-provided/ A list of periods for use in Wales. +663 JITA Classification System of Library and Information Science http://eprints.rclis.org/view/subjects/subjects.html JITA Classification System has been built for E-LIS on the basis of NewsAgentTopic Classification Scheme and RIS Classification Schema. +665 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Farmstead Types http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/farmsteads_class_v20.pdf Thesaurus for indexing different types of farmsteads, related buildings, areas and layouts. +666 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Heritage Crime http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/HeritCrime_class_v20.pdf Thesaurus for indexing types of crime and incidents against heritage assets. +667 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Historic Landscape Characterisation http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/HistoricCharactFull_-Aug2015.pdf Thesaurus for mapping current and past land use or character of rural areas. +668 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Manner of Loss http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MannerOfLoss_v19.zip Wordlist for indexing types of loss of vessels or aircraft. +669 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Maritime Fixtures and Fittings http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/MarFixFit_class_v20.pdf Thesaurus of non-structural, movable items on vessels. +67 International Bibliography of Humanism and Renaissance Thesaurus http://bihr.droz.org/ A thematic index of more than 1500 keywords 'Matter' and 1800 keywords 'Geography'. +672 Classification system for Swedish libraries http://www.kb.se/katalogisering/Klassifikation/SAB-praxis/ "SAB is a classification system that primarily classifies books, but also other media. It is used in many Swedish public libraries, school libraries and research libraries. The first edition came in 1921 and was based on the classification used in the accession libraries of the scientific libraries. The system is also called"" SAB System Classification System "","" SAB System ""and"" SAB Classification System "". The abbreviation SAB stands for the"" Swedish Public Library Association. ""SAB collaborated with the Swedish Library Society (SBS) and formed the current Swedish Library Association. To keep up with the development of new subject areas. The Swedish Library Association Committee for Classification Systems for Swedish Libraries (formerly SAB's Cataloging and Classification Committee) decides on changes, corrections and application instructions to SAB's classification system. On which, for example, you specify the contents of a signature or add new topics. Sometimes there are proper audits where the entire system is being revised. The major audits usually result in a new edition of the classification system. The last eighth edition began in 2002 and was taken in autumn 2006." +673 PANTHER Classification System The PANTHER (Protein ANalysis THrough Evolutionary Relationships) Classification System was designed to classify proteins (and their genes) in order to facilitate high-throughput analysis. Proteins have been classified according to: Family and subfamily: families are groups of evolutionarily related proteins; subfamilies are related proteins that also have the same function. Molecular function: the function of the protein by itself or with directly interacting proteins at a biochemical level, e.g. a protein kinase. Biological process: the function of the protein in the context of a larger network of proteins that interact to accomplish a process at the level of the cell or organism, e.g. mitosis. Pathway: similar to biological process, but a pathway also explicitly specifies the relationships between the interacting molecules. (...) Version 8.1 (release date June 1, 2013) contains 7729 protein families, divided into 68,992 functionally distinct protein subfamilies. +674 AGRIS/CARIS Categorization Scheme http://www.fao.org/docrep/003/u1808e/u1808e00.htm The scope of AGRIS and CARIS coincides with the scope of FAO and covers agriculture and its related fields, including fisheries, forestry, food, veterinary science and rural development. The AGRIS/CARIS Categorization Scheme is the basic manual for the categorization of agricultural literature and agricultural research projects to be included respectively in AGRIS and CARIS, and gives a breakdown of the AGRIS/CARIS subject scope into a number of main fields which are further subdivided into specific subject categories. Each subject category is represented by a code. +675 Helvetosaurus https://helvetosaurus.sozialarchiv.ch/ "This thesaurus was based on EUROVOC, the thesaurus of the European Parliament and the Office for Official Publications of the European Union. The EUROVOC has been 'helvetized', meaning that expressions required in Switzerland have been supplemented, ambiguous or incomprehensible names have been deleted, and in some cases the hierarchical structure changed. Polyhierarchies (more than a generic term for the same sub-term) have been omitted altogether in the interests of clearer use. However, most of the EUROVOC descriptors were adopted, mainly based on version 2, supplemented by version 2.1 and the French version 3 draft. We did not adopt the distinction between domains, microthesauri and descriptors; all descriptors in Helvetosaurus are equivalent keywords that are embedded in a hierarchy. Helvetization was in German; the French version has been deferred for cost-benefit considerations, in agreement with the French-speaking staff of the documentation center. As sources for the Helvetization we mainly used documents of the parliamentary services and the federal administration, such as provisional list of keywords, registers and dossier divisions. In order to check how many times a word had been used, we were able to use databases of the parliamentary services, which are e.g. the parliamentary initiatives since 1983 contained in the full text."" The thesaurus is no longer forwarded." +676 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Nationality http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/National_class_v20.pdf List of nationalities for indexing foreign vessels and aircraft. +677 Forum on Information Standards in Heritage Object Material http://heritage-standards.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/ObjMat_class_v20.pdf Thesaurus of the substance or substances out of which an object is or can be made. +678 Wolters Kluwer Germany labor law Thesaurus http://vocabulary.wolterskluwer.de/arbeitsrecht.html Our thesauri provide thematic structuring of legal content with standardized slogans, thus facilitating the search for similar terms and related topics, particularly facilitating the incorporation into new subjects, as well as the functional enhancement of electronic legal systems and databases. Thesauri mainly contain vocabularies on legal issues, but these are supplemented by subject terms in neighboring fields such as economics, sociology or politics. The thesaurus information is also available in RDF format via a SPARQL endpoint to facilitate a diverse reuse by the legal community and the Semantic Web Community. +679 http://vocabulary.wolterskluwer.de/court.html +68 Thesaurus of Women's History From the beginning, we saw that the thesauri we knew did not solve our specific needs, which is why we decided to create one again: the need to organize and interpret the material, which at first seemed technical And even boring, was the basis of our project.That was when the responsibility for its elaboration was taken up by the whole group of researchers, not to choose and classify words that would name the historical experiences of women Catalonia from the 9th to the 18th centuries, but to design, from the diversity of our experiences, semantic fields and concrete terms of an own language that gave meaning and meaning to the lives of women of the past and of history. Collective needs, converting an amalgam of personal needs into a common desire to make the world. The process of realizing the thesaurus has been Complex and enriching, sometimes harsh, in the sense that it has meant, at least for some of the women we have participated in, a rethinking of our being in history and in the world in political relation with other women, and not just as historians . The work, which originally emerged as a group work, became a work of relationship, through the discussion of individual knowledge and proposals with the rest of the team. We started the thesaurus by creating semantic fields and concepts from criticism to androcentric history, especially from the study of gender relations, in which the past and present social subordination of women is revealed and denounced, and a critical reconstruction is made Of social relations between the sexes, as defined by the patriarchal symbolic order. In this way, we defined a large section of our thesaurus that we call 'patriarchal order'. We did it relatively quickly, since we all knew too well 'the master's house', but arguing a lot, given the diversity of our analyzes and our experiences. 1420 terms. It arose from the need that the specialists in women's history felt - and felt - to be able to count on the basic instruments of work to develop more rigorously our research, and to guide the historians and historians interested in the subject. +680 World Bank Business Taxonomy http://vocabulary.worldbank.org/BusinessTaxonomy.html The WB Business Taxonomy (or Business Classification Scheme - BCS) is a hierarchy of controlled terms used to describe the Bank’s business; simply put, it describes in specifically what the Bank does. +681 World Bank Group Topical Taxonomy http://vocabulary.worldbank.org/taxonomy.html The WBG Taxonomy is a classification schema which represents the concepts used to describe the World Bank Group’s topical knowledge domains and areas of expertise - expertise – the ‘what we do’ and ‘what we know’ aspect of the Bank’s work. The WBG Taxonomy provides an enterprise-wide, application-independent framework for describing all of the Bank’s areas of expertise and knowledge domains, current as well as historical, representing the language used by domain experts and domain novices, and Bank staff and Bank clients. +682 https://bartoc-skosmos.unibas.ch/SolarSystem/en/ +683 Multilingual Classification of European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations https://ec.europa.eu/esco/portal/home ESCO identifies and categorises skills/competences, qualifications and occupations relevant for the EU labour market and education and training, in 22 European languages. It provides occupational profiles showing which competences and qualifications are relevant for an occupation. ESCO is developed in an open IT format that can be used by third parties' software. It can be accessed through the ESCO portal and is available free of charge to everyone. +684 Facet Analytical Theory in Managing Knowledge Structure for Humanities http://www.ucl.ac.uk/fatks/database.htm FATHUM is a faceted classification designed to accommodate the humanities and was developed for the FATKS project (http://www.ucl.ac.uk/fatks). During this one year project, the following parts of the humanities vocabulary were developed: broad knowledge classification (300 concepts); generally applicable concepts (3000 concepts); religion (2200 concepts); the arts (300 terms). A contextual subject alphabetical index (chain index) contains 9300 entries. The classification is designed so that concepts can be freely combined in the process of indexing. +685 Letteratura Professionale Italiana Schema di Classificazione http://bollettino.aib.it/index.php/bollettinoaib/pages/view/classif This classification scheme replaces the one previously used since Volume 44, Issue 1, March 2004 of the Bulletin. +686 Thesaurus Cooperativo de Derecho Argentino http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/tcda/ Its function is the elimination of barriers between legal information that is characterized by being voluminous and complex and is expressed in legislation, jurisprudence, doctrine, legal research data, legal databases, user queries, legal information for the citizen In general, legal literature for law professionals, and others. +687 Thesaurus of the National Social Security Administration http://tcda.infojus.gov.ar/index.php - +688 Subject index http://tcda.infojus.gov.ar/index.php +689 Public Administration Thesaurus http://admin.tcda.infojus.gov.ar/inap/ Based on the Multilingual Thesaurus International Public Administration Society for the International Encyclopaedia of Public Administration. +69 Thesaurus History of Catalonia http://www.vocabularyserver.com/historia_catalunya/ The History of Catalonia Thesaurus is a controlled vocabulary of terminology in Catalan, on the history of Catalonia. The ability to create our own documentary language also allows us to make a critical assessment of the terminology used in the Catalan historiography. The compilation of the concepts used and the subsequent analysis of these (equivalence relations, hierarchy and association) allow the reduction of the meanings of the terms to a single meaning, removing ambiguities and synonyms in a donor or other content. terminology included in the first stage of creating the database was collected in the Thesaurus of Contemporary History of Catalonia. the adaptation of the documentary language to the needs of the database extended to all historical periods, implied the incorporation of new terminology and the integration of new subject areas and structures (different types of admin istració, new social movements ...) The terminology contained in different databases county has been the starting point of this restructuring thesaurus in which this working language, as a tool that naixé strict documentary, s it has become a tool that provides information on the nature of the discipline and on important aspects of our history and peculiar. It should be mentioned that the terminology provided for each region reflects in part the particularities of its territory and history and enriches extremely thesaurus. 4395 terms, relations between terms 8142, 1018 equivalent terms. It was created to serve as an instrument in document analysis and retrieval Fund Local History of Catalonia. +690 Intellectual Property Services Classification http://ipib.ci.moez.fraunhofer.de/ipst The Intellectual Property Services Classification (IPSC) defines types of business activities that are executed by companies active in the IP market. Each main category is divided in several sub-categories. +691 Geothermal Energy Thesaurus 2025 terms, 3764 relations between terms, 90 non preferred terms. +692 GeoRiskVoc 2085 terms, 1154 relations between terms, 27 non preferred terms. +693 Systems Biology Ontology http://www.ebi.ac.uk/sbo/ "The Systems Biology Ontology is a set of controlled, relational vocabularies of terms commonly used in Systems Biology, and in particular in computational modelling. It consists of seven orthogonal vocabularies defining: reaction participants roles (e.g. ""substrate""), quantitative parameters (e.g. ""Michaelis constant""), classification of mathematical expressions describing the system (e.g. ""mass action rate law""), modelling framework used (e.g. ""logical framework""), the nature of the entity (e.g. ""macromolecule""), the type of interaction (e.g. ""process""), as well as a branch to define the different types of metadata that may be present within a model. SBO terms can be used to introduce a layer of semantic information into the standard description of a model, or to annotate the results of biochemical experiments in order to facilitate their efficient reuse." +694 Classification of Fields of Training http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm Sub-classification to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED-97) by field of education which has been created with the double objective of providing more detail and precision for the purpose of collecting policy-relevant data on fields of vocational education and training, while simultaneously maintaining the logic and structure of ISCED. The Classification on 'Fields of Training' has been replaced since the beginning of 1999 by the 'Classification of fields of education and training'. +695 CSO Standard Fields of Education Classification http://www.cso.ie/en/surveysandmethodology/classifications/fieldsofeducationclassification/ The CSO Standard Fields of Education Classification is a classification of the various fields of study which can be undertaken. This classification was derived from a joint project with Eurostat and UNESCO. It is based on the International Standard Classification of Education - ISCED 1997 (Fields of Education). In 1999, Eurostat and UNESCO further elaborated on the ISCED 1997 and provided a third level of about 80 categories called 'Detailed Fields'. This additional level was added to allow the EUORSTAT Classification of Training developed in 1997-98 to be integrated with ISCED 1997 and features subjects which would normally be covered as part of vocational education. +696 +697 https://www.baspo.admin.ch/content/baspo-internet/de/bildung-und-forschung/sportmediathek/_jcr_content/contentPar/downloadlist/downloadItems/38_1462285488353.download/Systematik.pdf +698 GND Ontology http://d-nb.info/standards/elementset/gnd +699 Sports media librarry Magglingen Keyword index https://www.baspo.admin.ch/content/baspo-internet/de/bildung-und-forschung/sportmediathek/_jcr_content/contentPar/downloadlist/downloadItems/98_1481555475433.download/Schlagw%C3%B6rter%20deutsch-franz.pdf The Sports Media Center of the Federal Office of Sports FOSPO is the largest sports media library in Switzerland. More than 46,000 titles in German, French, Italian and English are available to students of the Eidgenössische Hochschule für Sport Magglingen EHSM and the interested public. Print documents with year of publication since 1990 (14'000 documents) as well as all DVDs, CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs are freely accessible and thematically arranged. +7 Australian Governments' Interactive Functions Thesaurus http://www.naa.gov.au/agift/ The Australian Governments' Interactive Functions Thesaurus (AGIFT) is a three-level hierarchical thesaurus that describes the business functions carried out across Australian, state and local governments in Australia. It contains 25 high-level functions, each with second and third level terms, as well as non-preferred terms and related terms. Its main purpose is to describe web-based resources to aid online discovery of government information and services. +70 Thesaurus Locorum http://www.personalschriften.de/datenbanken/thelo.html The Thesaurus Locorum lists in 40,063 entries the names of the places recorded in the archives and libraries of Hesse, Thuringia, Saxony and Silesia in the catalogs of the Research Center for Personnel Records The database contains the entire German-speaking area of the Early Modern Age, which allows the identification of early-modern names, as they appear in different sources, not just in the preaching of the dead, with their modern place names It gives an overview of the various, sometimes very different, German and Latin names of a place in the early modern period. +700 Systematics Basler Bibliography https://ub.unibas.ch/de/ub-als-kantonsbibliothek/klassifikation-basler-bibliographie/ The Basler Bibliography is the Bibliography of the Canton of Basel-Stadt and of the Basel Region. It has comprehensively compiled both independent publications as well as contributions to specialist journals or collections (see Ausgewertete Fachzeitschriften), which refer to the city and region of Basel. +701 Outline of World Cultures http://hraf.yale.edu/resources/reference/outline-of-world-cultures-list/ This outline supplements the topical classification of the 'Outline of Cultural Materials' with a new outline organizing and classifying the known cultures of the world. The new system: (1) expedites the beginning of actual processing of information into the Human Relations Area Files, (2) permits excerpting of sources processed that pertain to cultures other than those for which files have been established, and (3) assures that societies selected for processing approach the ideal of a representative sample of the world's cultures. Thus, this outline is a reference to files of materials on 400 cultures covering eight geographical regions of the earth. Used in conjunction with the 'Outline of Cultural Materials', researchers can locate data on a cross-section of the world's cultures in 79 major divisions of information pertaining to cultural background. A sample and index of world cultures are included. +702 Law Library of Bern http://www.unibe.ch/unibe/portal/content/e809/e962/e963/e6331/e6368/e34776/e40798/e40799/Aufstellungssystematikaktuellschwarz-weiss_ger.pdf +703 PRODCOM List http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm PRODCOM is the title of the EU production statistics for Mining, Quarrying and Manufacturing, i.e. Sections B and C of the Statistical Classification of Economic Activities in the European Community (NACE Rev. 2). The title comes from the French 'PRODuction COMmunautaire' (Community production). The headings of the PRODCOM list are derived from the Harmonized System (HS) or the Combined Nomenclature (CN), which thus enables comparisons to be made between production statistics and foreign trade statistics. PRODCOM headings are coded using an eight-digit numerical code, the first six digits of which are, in general, identical to those of the CPA code. The PRODCOM list is therefore linked to, and consistent with, the central product classification. +704 Taxonomy of Digital Research Activities in the Humanities https://github.com/dhtaxonomy/TaDiRAH This taxonomy of digital research activities in the humanities has been developed for use by community-driven sites and projects that aim to structure information relevant to digital humanities and make it more easily discoverable. The taxonomy is expected to be particularly useful to endeavors aiming to collect information on digital humanities tools, methods, projects, or readings. +705 Vital Sign Ontology The Vital Sign Ontology (VSO) is an extension of the Ontology for General Medical Science (OGMS). VSO covers the four consensus human vital signs: blood pressure, body temperature, respiration rate, pulse rate. VSO provides also a controlled structured vocabulary for describing vital signs measurement data, the various processes of measuring vital signs, and the various devices and anatomical entities participating in such measurements. +706 TErminology for the Description of DYnamics http://co.mbine.org/standards/teddy/ The TErminology for the Description of DYnamics (TEDDY) project aims to provide an ontology for dynamical behaviours, observable dynamical phenomena, and control elements of bio-models and biological systems in Systems Biology and Synthetic Biology. +707 Faceted Application of Subject Terminology http://fast.oclc.org/searchfast/ FAST subject headings were developed by adapting the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) with a simplified syntax, retaining the very rich vocabulary of LCSH while making the schema easier to understand, control, apply, and use. +708 Web Service Interaction Ontology http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/WSIO Web Service Interaction Ontology (WSIO) enables automated interaction with more complex Web services that are typical for example within life sciences. WSIO is however independent of the application domain and relevant for both SOAP and REST Web services, and for batch execution engines in general. If the interaction scenario with a Web service is nontrivial (and incorporates session handling), annotation with WSIO concepts will enable automatic generation of client programs, scripts, or interactive applications with a graphical user interface. WSIO also enables automation of different ways of data transfer and data un-/compression or en-/decoding. We strongly discourage providers from developing complex interaction and data-transfer/compression scenarios, however when needed, WSIO may enable smooth automated interaction with them. Future versions will support more interaction scenarios. WSIO aims to serve also as a means to standardise the complex interaction scenarios primarily within both SOAP and REST Web services, and secondarily to apply also to batch execution infrastructure in general. +709 Ontology for Biomedical Investigations http://obi.sourceforge.net/ontologyInformation/ The Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI) project is developing an integrated ontology for the description of biological and clinical investigations. This includes a set of 'universal' terms, that are applicable across various biological and technological domains, and domain-specific terms relevant only to a given domain. This ontology will support the consistent annotation of biomedical investigations, regardless of the particular field of study. The ontology will represent the design of an investigation, the protocols and instrumentation used, the material used, the data generated and the type analysis performed on it. Currently OBI is being built under the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO). +71 Thesaurus Professionum http://www.personalschriften.de/datenbanken/thepro.html The Thesaurus Professionum is a database of professional terms of the Early Modern Period, which currently records 28,877 historical professional names from funeral pretexts and other mourning libraries in Hessian, Saxon, Silesian and Thuringian libraries and archives, which were recorded in the catalogs of the Research Center for Personnel Records The database contains the entire German-speaking area of the early modern period, with the help of the search for registries, one can search specifically for the abolition of abbreviated or translations of foreign-language occupational terms, as they appear in the sources The database also provides the opportunity to systematically search for the early-modern names of a particular profession from seven main professions. +710 Sport Ontology http://www.bbc.co.uk/ontologies/sport/ The Sport Ontology is a simple lightweight ontology for publishing data about competitive sports events. The terms in this ontology allow data to be published about: The structure of sports tournaments as a series of events, the competing of agents in a competition, the type of discipline a event involves, the award associated with the competition and how received it ...etc. Whilst it originates in a specific BBC use case, the Sport Ontology should be applicable to a wide range of competitive sporting events data publishing use cases. Care has been taken to try and ensure interoperability with more general ontologies in use. In particular it draws heavily upon the events ontology. +711 Music Ontology http://purl.org/ontology/mo/ The Music Ontology Specification provides main concepts and properties fo describing music (i.e. artists, albums and tracks) on the Semantic Web. This vocabulary defines 54 classes and 153 properties. Music Ontology data can be published by anyone as part of a web site or an API and linked with existing data, therefore creating a music-related web of data. +712 Friend of a Friend vocabulary http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/ FOAF is a project devoted to linking people and information using the Web. Regardless of whether information is in people's heads, in physical or digital documents, or in the form of factual data, it can be linked. FOAF integrates three kinds of network: social networks of human collaboration, friendship and association; representational networks that describe a simplified view of a cartoon universe in factual terms, and information networks that use Web-based linking to share independently published descriptions of this inter-connected world. FOAF does not compete with socially-oriented Web sites; rather it provides an approach in which different sites can tell different parts of the larger story, and by which users can retain some control over their information in a non-proprietary format. +713 Event Ontology http://motools.sf.net/event/event.html This ontology is centered around the notion of event, seen here as the way by which cognitive agents classify arbitrary time/space regions (...). This ontology has already been proven useful in a wide range of context, due to its simplicity and usability: from talks in a conference, to description of a concert, or chords being played in a Jazz piece (when used with the Timeline ontology), festivals, etc. +714 Timeline Ontology http://motools.sf.net/timeline/timeline.html This ontology is centered around the notion of timeline, seen here as a way to identify a temporal backbone. A timeline may support a signal, a video, a score, a work, etc. This ontology, used with the Event ontology, can be used to annotate sections of a signal, a video, or any temporal object. For example, it can be used to express: This shot holds between this frame and that frame, in this video; This performance happened at that particular date; In this song, the first chorus is before the second verse; A new structural segment starts at 2 minutes and 43 seconds, on this signal; This signal is a sampled version of this one; This part of the score corresponds to this section in an actual performance (in progress...). +715 Mechanical & Transportation Engineering Abstracts Classification Codes CSA Mechanical & Transportation Engineering Abstracts provides citations, abstracts, and indexing of the serials literature in mechanical and transportation engineering and their complementary fields, including forensic engineering, management and marketing of engineering services, engineering education, theoretical mechanics and dynamics, and mathematics and computation. +716 Thesaurus TOXIBASE http://bdoc.ofdt.fr/pmb/opac_css/ As a result of the mission entrusted to it by the MILDT to develop a national resource center on drugs, OFDT provides a database in its documentary service covering different fields (products, uses and Consequences of these uses, public responses and drug markets) and is aimed primarily at decision-makers and professionals in the health, social and law enforcement sectors. +717 Aerospace & High Technology Database Classification http://www.lib.vt.edu/help/handouts/databases/aerospace-eng.pdf The Aerospace & High Technology Database provides bibliographic coverage of basic and applied research in aeronautics, astronautics, and space sciences. The database also covers technology development and applications in complementary and supporting fields such as chemistry, geosciences, physics, communications, and electronics. +718 Lipid Classification System http://www.lipidmaps.org/data/classification/LM_classification_exp.php The LIPID MAPS Lipid Classification System is comprised of eight lipid categories, each with its own sublassification hierarchy. All lipids in the LIPID MAPS Structure Database (LMSD) have been classified using this system and have been assigned LIPID MAPS ID's (LM_ID) which reflects their position in the classification hierarchy. +719 Formacode http://formacode.centre-inffo.fr/ "The Formacode® thesaurus is an indispensable tool for indexing and retrieving information on the training offer. It is a reference tool for all those involved in vocational training. The Formacode® thesaurus allows: to index the fields of training but also the public, the teaching methods and methods, the types of certifications ...; To manage databases on training provision; Easier to explore training databases; To establish a crossroads between the ""job"" and ""training"" nomenclatures (Rome, NSF and GFE); 14 major domains, 63 semantic fields, 3207 keywords, 5 annexes, correspondences." +72 Thesaurus for the Indexation of Local Archives The revised thesaurus remains a mono-hierarchical thesaurus, that is, a given descriptor is linked to only one thematic branch. Descriptors for the different modes of transport are in a transport hierarchy in Chapter 3 COMMUNICATIONS, whereas the terms relating to transport infrastructure are in a 'communication channel' hierarchy in Chapter 6 EQUIPMENT. 'Rail transport' is referred to as an associated term in the hierarchy of 'communication channels' and 'railway networks' Is a term associated with 'rail transport' in the 'transport' hierarchy The 1997 edition consisted of 1015 descriptors and non-descriptors. And 460 new descriptors for the thesaurus, 15 new terms for the list of Actions authorities, 64 new document typologies and 122 new descriptors for the historical context. The working group also proposes the deletion of 18 descriptors and 11 non-descriptors, the transformation of 8 descriptors into non-descriptors and 7 non-descriptors into descriptors, the displacement of 36 descriptors in the hierarchy, and the addition of 306 Non-descriptive synonymy terms of the 'employ' type. At the same time, in response to requests from the services for a structured version of the thesaurus for integration into archival software, the Archives of France management has carried out tests to convert the thesaurus to the SKOS format (Simple System d Organization of knowledge), a format allowing the easy publication of structured vocabularies for their use in the semantic Web. The revised thesaurus is not restricted to archives in the strict sense but must in principle be applicable to all resources held by public or private archives (including iconographic collections and libraries). +721 Citation Typing Ontology http://purl.org/spar/cito/ CiTO, the Citation Typing Ontology, is an ontology written in OWL 2 DL to enable characterization of the nature or type of citations, both factually and rhetorically, and to permit these descriptions to be published on the Web. The citations characterized may be either direct and explicit (as in the reference list of a journal article), indirect (e.g. a citation to a more recent paper by the same research group on the same topic), or implicit (e.g. as in artistic quotations or parodies, or in cases of plagiarism). CiTO contains the object property cito:cites and its sub-properties, and its inverse property cito:isCitedBy, from the original Citation Typing Ontology, CiTO v1.6. Upon the creation of version 2.0 of CiTO, a number of new sub-properties of cito:cites were added, and the inverse properties of all the sub-properties of cito:cites were created, all of which are sub-properties of cito:isCitedBy. The ontology has also been integrated with the SWAN Discourse Relationships Ontology by making cito:cites a sub-property of http://purl.org/swan/2.0/discourse-relationships/refersTo. Restrictions of domain and range present in the previous version of CiTO were removed from the object properties when creating CiTO v 2.0, permitting its independent use in other contexts, in addition to conventional bibliographic citations. +722 Thesaurus Heracles http://www.sportdocs.insep.fr/flora_insep/jsp/index.jsp Project development of a multilingual thesaurus managed by Flora software: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian 3330 descriptors and 954 non-descriptors are distributed in 39 semantic fields. +723 French Thesaurus Sustainable Development http://wwwv1.agora21.org/encyclopedie/thesdd.pdf The terms of this thesaurus and many others are defined in the Sustainable Development Dictionaries, a nomenclature of over 1,100 terms and abbreviations and more than 1,000 definitions The vocabulary of sustainable development from French official sources, Foreign and International Cooperation: SD 21000, Brundtland Commission, Earth Summit, Framework Convention on Climate Change, Convention on Biodiversity, Work of the United Nations Environment Program, Federal Council for Sustainable Development, Etc. The expertise of sustainable development actors, in particular Christian Brodhag, in particular a member of the French delegation, presented at the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002 and Florent Breuil, engineer Armines and Environment expert. Fundamental vocabulary of sustainable development, as well as the notions derived from the most recent Environmental, scientific and economic issues. The English equivalents for each term. An index of English words to access their French equivalents. A selection of websites to access official information. +724 Indiana Philosophy Ontology https://inpho.cogs.indiana.edu/ The InPhO analyzes over 37 million words of philosophical content from: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy; PhilPapers; HathiTrust/Google Books Collection. The InPhO is constructed by a novel 3-step semi-automated process, called dynamic ontology: 1. Data Mining — Natural language processing (NLP) techniques generate statistical hypothesis about the relationships among philosophically-salient topics. 2. Expert Feedback — These hypotheses are evaluated by domain experts through online interfaces. 3. Machine Reasoning — Our machine reasoning program uses feedback and statistical measures to populate the ontology. +725 DCMI Metadata Terms http://purl.org/dc/terms/ +726 Publishing Requirements for Industry Standard Metadata http://prismstandard.org/Pam_1.0/PAMGuide1_0.pdf PRISM Publishing Requirements for Industry Standard Metadata defines an XML/RDF metadata vocabulary for managing, aggregating, post-processing, multi-purposing and aggregating magazine, news, catalog, book, and mainstream journal content. PRISM recommends the use of certain existing standards, such as XML, RDF, the Dublin Core, and various ISO specifications for locations, languages, and date/time formats. In addition PRISM provides a framework for the interchange and preservation of content and metadata, a collection of elements to describe that content, and a set of controlled vocabularies listing the values for those elements. Metadata is an exceedingly broad category of information covering everything from an article's country of origin to the fonts used in its layout.PRISM's scope is driven by the needs of publishers to receive, track, and deliver multi-part content. The focus is on additional uses for the content, so metadata concerning the content's appearance is outside PRISM's scope. +727 http://www.nbdbiblion.nl/product/siso-online +728 Thesaurus Music Colombia 1418 terms, 546 relationships between terms, 277 equivalent terms. +729 UniProtKB Keywords http://www.uniprot.org/keywords/ UniProtKB Keywords constitute a controlled vocabulary with a hierarchical structure. Keywords summarise the content of a UniProtKB entry and facilitate the search for proteins of interest. Keywords are classified in 10 categories: Biological process, Cellular component, Coding sequence diversity, Developmental stage, Disease, Domain, Ligand, Molecular function, Post-translational modification, Technical term. An entry often contains several keywords. Inside a category, the keywords are stored in alphabetical order. Keywords can be used to retrieve subsets of protein entries or to generate indexes of entries based on functional, structural, or other categories. +73 Victorian Local History Thesaurus http://collections.historyvictoria.com.au/rhsvdatabases/ThesApr11/ Subject terms used in RHSV cataloguing projects. +730 Bremer Online Systematics http://www.suub.uni-bremen.de/fachinformationen/bremer-online-systematik/ Bremen 's online system allows for the complete presentation of all about 53 Bremen professional systems in the sense of a virtual book shelf with a link to the stock of the individual class, thereby enabling thematic browsing within the individual subject systematics (example informatics) and subsequent presentation of the stock of a notation .. class designations are mitindexiert within the e-LIB searched in a thematic search, therefore, are also classes of Bremer system as hits available are the classes selected, the user will receive all verorteten there title - regardless of the initial term. +731 Thesaurus of Municipal Archives http://arquivosdegalicia.xunta.es/export/sites/default/arquivos-de-galicia/resources/normativa/Tesauro_archivos_municipales.pdf The thesaurus of municipal archives aims to reflect the municipal administration, agglutinating and amalgamating, from its logical and semantic concept, the disciplines, activities and functions of the institution. The intrinsic variety of the municipal administration advises the development of a list of In this way, the terms of the thesaurus will be bound to this area and will be terms that appear in the documents generated by the municipal institution. Is understood as a context, but also as an organic and functional structure of the areas that make it possible to carry out the activities according to the functions entrusted to them.Thus, the organizational picture has been taken into account as a reference, not as a determinant, of thematic dimension When choosing families, although sometimes some Sections of the table may coincide with the denomination of the families. That is, the local administration has been understood as a theme, without obviating its organic structure. +732 General Systematic for Public Libraries http://asb-kab-online.ekz.de/ "The General System for Public Libraries (ASB) is a classification that is used by many public libraries, especially in the old federal states of Germany, albeit with different, often in-house variants (ASB) was originally developed in the 1950s, according to the circumstances (in many places conversion from the theken library to the freehand library), it is an answer ""This was especially the case with the Association of Libraries of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, supported by speakers from the magazine Bücherei und Bildung." +733 List of subject headings in Catalan The list of subject headings in Catalan (LEMAC) is a controlled language used for cataloging and indexing of documents theme. It contains records subject authority adapted the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) and from the translation of the list of subject headings for Libraries Carmen and Jorge Rovira Aguayo preliminary edition published by the Library Service of the Government of Catalonia in 1988. Other lists of subject headings that also serve as a basis for the adaptation of records LEMAC December celebrities include Répertoire-matière (RVM Laval) and RAMEAU: Industry directory to Autorité et matière encyclopedic alphabetical unifié (RAMEAU). the records can be viewed as a thesaurus and MARC format. the constant introduction of new terms and the need to review and update existing headings LEMAC make the organism live in a perpetual process transformation and change. Updates the content of the database will be made fortnightly. The LEMAC includes the following types of headings and subdivisions: Headings subject and form; Headings personal name, corporate and securities that serve as a model; Geographical names of political and administrative jurisdictions and subdivisions followed by non-jurisdictional geographic names; Subdivisions under geographical names, language names and subdivisions under common or free application. +734 Thesaurus Language and Literature http://projectetraces.uab.cat/index.php/project/el-tesaurus/ The main tool used by the TRACES database to describe the contents of the documents Thesaurus Language and Literature, a documentary language that allows both controlled indexing evenly and reliably retrieve documents easily and tour information each user needs. Unlike free languages, thesaurus provides a set of hierarchically structured terms, and to control the proper use of scientific terminology used. Only in this way can avoid the use of synonyms to designate the same concept (see, for instance, the terms Interference and linguistic barbarisms), and you can retrieve documents from the terms may not appear in the original document. Therefore, when in 1987 he started talking about the possibility of a bibliographic database, one of the initial tasks was to draft a first version of the thesaurus, which included scientific terminology required for indexing documents. Over the years, this first draft has been modified and extended: the thematic areas have been rethought general, if you have added new sub needed and have been constantly added new descriptors necessary for the description of documents. This dynamic process ensures the adequacy of the thesaurus to the evolution of scientific disciplines specific to the database, and corrects defects that demonstrates its use constantly. +735 Thesaurus of Archives http://www.archivo.diputacionalicante.es/tesauro.htm The implementation of the ARCHIVOS thesaurus has the purpose of having a tool for the treatment of information related to archival documentation. This instrument will be used both in the indexing process of documents and in the retrospective search of information. The thesaurus covers the terminology of the documentation of the File of the Diputación and of the municipalities of the province of Alicante attached to the Plan of Assistance to Municipal Archives of the Diputación de Alicante. These institutions produce documents referring to any subject and historical periods, so we can say that this is a multidisciplinary thesaurus. Descriptors: 2.428, No descriptors: 600, Application notes 285. +736 Toponymic thesaurus of the Province Alicante http://www.archivo.diputacionalicante.es/tesauro.htm Under the same premises and structure as the Thesaurus of Archives, and with the same objective of facilitating documentary description and the search for archival information, we have developed the thesaurus of place names. Although most of the documentation analyzed has a scope In order to be able to accommodate any geographical term, we have chosen to divide the thesaurus of place names into three families, , Domains or micro thesauri: MT of the province of Alicante, MT of Autonomous Communities and MT of Countries. +737 Vocabulary Controlled FLACSO Argentina http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/portal/index.php?v=FLACSO This is a control initiative on the thematic terminology used in the library in the absence of updates, regionalisms and / or localisms in the field of social sciences in Thesauri.This vocabulary contains mainly descriptors of the Macrotesauro on economic and social development of the OECD. In addition, for the areas not included in this thesaurus, descriptors of the Unesco Thesaurus of Education, the ISOC Thesaurus of Psychology and the SAIJ Tesauro of Argentine Law were added. According to the specific needs for indexing in the library. +738 Latin American Vocabulary of Social Sciences http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/portal/index.php "It is an initiative of exchange and cooperation of the working group SOCIABLES The Library"" Norberto Rodriguez Bustamante ""of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the UBA was the one who called it, integrating to the same the following libraries of the area of social sciences belonging to these institutions : Cultural Cooperation Center, Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Gino Germani Research Institute - UBA, National University of General Sarmiento, National University of Lanús and National University of Quilmes. Vocabulary is a development based on the ""Macrotesauro sobre desarrollo Economic and social development. ""Its main purpose is to provide a semantic tool that is up-to-date and includes localisms and regionalisms in the disciplinary field of the social sciences." +739 Vocabulary of Health Sciences for Argentina http://vocabularios.caicyt.gov.ar/portal/index.php Based on the DECS vocabulary developed and maintained by the Pan American Health Organization. Argentinean localization carried out by CAICYT / CONICET with the support of CONICET's network of institutional libraries. +74 Vocabulary of Argentine and American History 3166 terms, 554 relationships between terms, 77 equivalent terms. +740 CONICET Classification by areas and technologies http://www.caicyt-conicet.gov.ar/comcient/ark%3A/16680081/rsctf#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0 "Classification of areas and technologies used in the field of CONICET for the structuring and management of its activities and projects, based on the Revised Field of Science and Technology (FOS). Classification the Frascati Manual 2002 "", with adaptations for Uruguay, originally developed by the OECD." +741 International Classification for Standards The ICS (International Classification for Standards) is intended to serve as a structure for catalogues of international, regional and national standards and other normative documents, and as a basis for standing-order systems for international, regional and national standards. It may also be used for classifying standards and normative documents in databases, libraries, etc. The ICS should facilitate the harmonization of information and ordering tools such as catalogues, selective lists, bibliographies, and databases on magnetic and optical media, thus promoting the world-wide dissemination of international, regional and national standards and other normative documents. +742 Austrian classification for public libraries https://www.bvoe.at/serviceangebote/systematik/online-version "The system is an important tool for the attractive presentation of the stock and the targeted collection of thematic resources, which helps to facilitate access to information, education and culture to the users of libraries Public libraries ""(ÖSÖB), which is now available in a completely revised form (ÖSÖB'04) The WWW version offers the complete systematics with all the explanations, references and terms of the keyword register, characterized by comfortable search and navigation possibilities Is continuously updated." +743 Unit system for South Tyrolean libraries https://bvs.bz.it/dienstleistungen/medienbearbeitung/inhaltliche-erschliessung/essb The system of systematics for South Tyrolean libraries (ESSB) is the most widely used system for linguistic literature in South Tyrol's public libraries and school libraries. It was published in 1982 by the local library in Bolzano, and is based on the general system of public libraries , Which was thoroughly revised from 2001 to 2005 and published in a new version at the beginning of 2006. Since then, it has been updated twice a year and adapted to the latest developments. +744 Fons Documental i Bibliogràfic Tesaurus temàtic http://governacio.gencat.cat/web/.content/iea/documents/serveis/arxius/tesaurus_iea.pdf The Fons of the IEA bibliographical document is a special feature in the field of territorial political autonomy in Spain and abroad, in the political, constitutional, administrative and financial aspects. Tesaurus temàtic: Tables els registres estan informats amb unes paraules Which correspond to the matèries de què tracten. Totes aquestes paraules clau are recollides in a tesaurus temàtic d'elaboració interna. +745 Dutch Basic Classification http://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/bc04.pdf The Dutch Basic Classification (NBC) is originally a Dutch library classification scheme developed for academic libraries. This rating is late 80's developed under the leadership of the Royal Library (Netherlands), in use since 1990 and has since been updated. the purpose of the basic rating is originally threefold: Organize or categorization of scientific publications on research areas, search or subject indexing of books and journals by academic libraries, the Collection Development Coordination in Dutch research libraries in practice the Basic classification is used together with a detailed word system. consisting of keywords, description of place and time, type keyword, genre, keyword and personal name as subject. The current basic classification (3rd revised edition 1998) is divided into five categories, 48 ​​categories and about 2250 part sections. Headings are indicated with two numbers, sub-areas are indicated by two more digits after which the column to which they belong, separated by a dot. +746 New Zealand Standard Classification of Non–Profit Organisations http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/non-profit-organisation.aspx The New Zealand Standard Classification of Non–Profit Organisations (NZSCNPO) has been developed to assist in the study of the non–profit sector in the New Zealand context. Designed to meet the requirements of the satellite account for non–profit institutions (NPISA), the classification may be applied by various organisations throughout New Zealand to encourage standardisation and data comparability. The classification is based on the International Classification of Non Profit Organisations (ICNPO) to ensure international comparability of data on non–profit organisations. Some changes to the international classification have been made to reflect the operation of non–profit institutions (NPIs) in the New Zealand context and the needs of users. The standard classification of non-profit organisation is a hierarchical classification of two levels. Level 1 of the classification has 11 categories and level 2 of the classification has 43 categories – excluding residual categories. +747 Activity Classification for the Time Use Survey http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/activity-time-use-survey.aspx The Activity Classification for the Time Use Survey (ACTUS) was developed to assist in the study of time use in the New Zealand context. This classification was designed to meet the requirements of the Statistics New Zealand Time Use Survey 2009/10. ACTUS is based on the activity classification used for the Statistics New Zealand Time Use Survey 1998/99. Changes to this classification have been made to reflect the needs of users and to improve international comparability with time use surveys in Australia, Canada, the United States of America, and the United Kingdom. ACTUS is a hierarchical classification of four levels. Level one of the classification has four categories. Level two has 11 categories, level three has 71 categories, and level four has 126 categories – excluding residual categories. +748 New Zealand Accommodation Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/accommodation.aspx The standard classification of accommodation is a hierarchical classification of three levels. Level 1 of the classification has five categories, level 2 has 11 categories and level 3 has 18 categories. +749 Age – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/age.aspx Age is a flat classification with single-year categories from 0 years to 119 years inclusive, plus a category for 120 years and over. Classifications for date of birth are required because age is derived from the day, month and year a person is born. Date of birth is derived from three flat classifications: date of birth day, date of birth month and date of birth year. Day has single categories 01 to 31 (representing the days of the month). Month has single categories 01 to 12 (representing the months of the year). Year has single categories (representing 120 years back from the current year). For example, in 2007, the year classification range starts with 1887, which is 120 years from 2007. +75 Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/aat/ The AAT is a structured vocabulary currently containing around 131,000 terms and other information about concepts. Terms for any concept may include the plural form of the term, singular form, natural order, inverted order, spelling variants, scientific and common forms, various forms of speech, and synonyms that have various etymological roots. Among these terms, one is flagged as the preferred term, or descriptor. There may be multiple descriptors reflecting usage in multiple languages. Preferences for individual contributors may differ and are noted. The primary users of the Getty vocabularies include museums, art libraries, archives, visual resource collection catalogers, conservation specialists, archaeological projects, bibliographic projects concerned with art, researchers in art and art history, and the information specialists who are dealing with the needs of these users. In addition, a significant number of users of the Getty vocabularies are students or members of the general public. +750 Air Routes Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/air-routes.aspx Air Routes is a hierarchical classification of four levels. Level 1 of the classification has nine categories, Level 2 has 25 categories, Level 3 has 102 categories and Level 4 has 465 categories - excluding supplementary categories. +751 Standard Classification of Area Unit http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/area-unit.aspx The standard classification of area unit is a flat classification and contains 2,020 categories. It is released annually on the 1st of January, but there are not always changes from the previous classification. To facilitate time series analysis of data, correspondence files between area units 2006 and 2013 and area units 2001 and 2006 are available. +752 Thesaurus of Rural Catalan Culture http://www.arrelsconreusabers.cat/tesaurus/ "In order to structure the information on rural culture has created the first Catalan Thesaurus of rural culture, which has been agreed with Red Roots - cultivation of knowledge."" The thesaurus is built based on existing documentation database Roots - cultivation of knowledge. in our thesaurus 12 subject areas are subdivided into 45 sub-major." +753 Thesaurus in Information Science http://icei.pucminas.br/ci/tci/ PUC-Minas and the Federal University of Minas Gerais provided a Thesaurus in Information Science. The thesaurus was prepared as part of the doctoral work of Manoel Palhares, under the guidance of Profa. Dr. Maria Aparecida Moura at the School of Information Science at UFMG. +754 Thesaurus of Hydraulic Engineering http://hispagua.cedex.es/documentacion/tesauro The present Thesaurus of hydraulic engineering is directed to the technicians and professionals who must submerge in the problems that the location of the information in this field represents, and to the professionals of the documentation which they approach subjects of hydraulic Engineering. The Thesaurus represents a documentary tool that, thanks to it´s characteristic of the specific language normalization, allows the conversion of the technical language of a document to the own controlled documentary language, essential way for all user who accedes to a data base looking for information and needs to prepare a strategy for the documentary consultation. Furthermore, the Thesaurus means a fundamental tool for the information retrieval officer that must link certain document or contribute with references to a data base. Don´t exist thesaurus in Castilian language on hydraulic Engineering, the present documentary tool not only means an important advance to guarantee the quality in the index-linking processes and information retrieval of the data bases, but it represents a contribution in the field of the scientific terminology in ours language. +755 Deutsche Bundesbank Classification Library Head office http://www.libit.de/bbkwo/Buba/Klassifikation/Thematische_Suche_Zentrale_Klassifikation.HTML "The inventory of the library's library is developed in this form up to and including the acquisition year 2011. A classification of the library consists of three parts: alphanumeric notation, for example A 01.05, verbal description of the notation, for example growth theory, further explanations (in italics)""." +756 Deutsche Bundesbank Classification Numismatic specialist library http://www.libit.de/bbkwo/Buba/Klassifikation/Klassifikation_NB_A-Z.HTML A classification of the Numismatic Library consists of two parts: alphanumeric notation, for example D.2; verbal description of the notation, for example, coin technology. +757 http://www.libit.de/bbkwo/Buba/Klassifikation/Schlagwort%C3%BCbersicht_WEB_OpenUrl.pdf +758 Broad Economic Categories – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/broad-economic-categories.aspx The standard classification of broad economic categories is a hierarchical classification of five levels. Level 1 of the classification has seven categories, level 2 has 15 categories, level 3 has 44 categories, level 4 has 90 categories and level 5 of the classification has 74 categories. +759 Business Type – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/business-type.aspx The classification of business type is a flat classification with 15 categories. +76 ARTbibliographies Modern Thesaurus The editors of ARTbibliographies Modern (ABM) use the controlled vocabulary featured in this Thesaurus in order to index entries in the database with the appropriate subject terms. +77 Australian Pictorial Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/apt/ "The Australian Pictorial Thesaurus (APT) is a hierarchical thesaurus of over 15,000 Australian subject terms for the indexing of images and other original material collections. The APT uses contemporary Australian words and phrases to describe objects, people, places, activities and concepts [depicted in an image]. The range and depth of APT terms facilitate the precise indexing of images and collections. The APT arranges terms hierarchically. This means that terms are organised within a table of linked terms. That is: terms which are similar but broader in their application; terms which are similar but narrower in their application; and terms which are related. This allows the user to move around the thesaurus by following its hyperlinks, to choose the most appropriate term. It ensures the common description of pictorial collections across Australian libraries, museums and archives."" ""The Australian Pictorial Thesaurus will no longer be available from 31 August 2015. Please refer to other indexing tools such as the Library of Congress Subject Headings and the Art and Architecture Thesaurus." +782 Ancient and Rare Book Thesaurus http://www.vocabularyserver.com/rarothes/ 411 Terms, 20 Relations between Terms, 12 Equivalent Terms. +783 NewsIndexer http://www.newsindexer.com/ NewsIndexer uses a broad and deep taxonomy to reflect the news media's evolving coverage of topics. Developed by our team of expert taxonomists, NewsIndexer supports automatic news filtering or assists human indexers in tagging subjects for individual news articles. Identification of the topics and concepts in each article inline, as well as for the article as a whole, leverages search and discovery while maintaining high accuracy, precision, and recall. The result is an unparalleled tool for enhancing discoverability of content. Online searches for news articles often yield a flood of erroneous hits and useless links. To retain the faith of readers, online searches must yield more useful results. News publishers have needed better ways of indexing articles, and have sought indexing software to make the process easier. NewsIndexer terms have been mapped to the GICS, IPTC and ICB systems to support RSS and topical news feeds to all customers. The export options comply with the NITF (News Industry Text Format) standards of the IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council). NewsIndexer terms have all been mapped to the GICS, IPTC and ICB systems as well to ensure that the data from all newsfeeds can be fully tagged and presented to support RSS and topical news feeds to all customers. The export options are mapped for compliance with the NITF (News Industry Text Format) standards of the IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council). +784 Forest File Thesaurus http://www.um.es/isgat/navegacion.php Thesaurus of the Forest File of the General Directorate of Environment of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia. +785 Child Dependency Status Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/child-dependency.aspx Child dependency is an important variable in determining the composition of families and households. Census and many other surveys (eg Household Labour Force Survey, New Zealand Income Survey, and Household Economic Survey) use the child dependency classifications to derive information about dependent and non-dependent children. Three classifications are included in the scope of this standard: dependent child under 18 indicator classification; dependent young person indicator classification; child dependency status classification. The 'Dependent child under 18 indicator' and 'Dependent young person indicator' classifications are flat classifications each with three categories. The standard classification of child dependency status (master version) is a hierarchical classification of three levels. Level 1 of the classification has two categories, level 2 has nine categories, and level 3 has 15 categories. The alternate version of the standard classification of child dependency status is a hierarchical classification of two levels. Level 1 of the classification has four categories and level 2 has seven categories. +786 Cigarette Smoking Behaviour Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/cigarette-smoking-behaviour.aspx Information on cigarette smoking behaviour is used by both government and private health sector agencies, special interest groups, researchers, other organisations and individuals to plan health promotion programmes, identify and monitor changes in smoking prevalence and withdrawal rates and to identify at risk groups in the population. Cigarette smoking behaviour is a flat classification with three categories – excluding residual categories. +787 Country – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/country.aspx Country is a key variable for determining population and economic statistics that relate to birthplace, country of residence, overseas trade, and balance of payments data. There are two types of country classifications: the four-numeric classification and the two-alpha classification. Statistics NZ maintains the four-numeric classification according to the numeric codes and names assigned by the UN Statistical Division and the International Organization for Standardization. The four-numeric classification of a country is a hierarchical classification with three levels. There are nine major groups in level 1, 27 minor groups in level 2, and 244 countries in level 3. There are no residual categories as supplementary codes are used instead. +788 Currency – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/currency.aspx Currency is a flat classification with 62 categories. +789 Dwelling Address Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/dwelling-address.aspx Dwelling address is a key variable for determining the geographic characteristics of the population. Dwelling address allows comparisons of outputs from different surveys on a regional basis. It is mandatory for the Census of Population and Dwellings to collect particulars as to the location of dwellings under the Statistics Act 1975. Dwelling address is a flat classification of over 46,000 categories. +790 Dwelling Occupancy Status – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/dwelling-occupancy-status.aspx Dwelling occupancy status provides information on whether dwellings are occupied or unoccupied, or are under construction. Dwelling occupancy status provides an indication of the housing stock available in New Zealand for habitation. Information on dwelling occupancy status can be used to evaluate, appraise, and predict urban infrastructure requirements, such as transport, sewerage, and water. Dwelling occupancy status is a hierarchical classification with two levels. Level 1 of the classification has three categories (excluding residual categories), and level 2 of the classification has four categories. At level 2, the category 'unoccupied dwelling', is split into 'residents away' and 'empty dwelling'. +791 Energy Types Used in Private Dwellings – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/energy-privte-dwell.aspx Information on the types of energy consumed in occupied New Zealand private dwellings is used for marketing research and to monitor changes, over time, in the energy types used by New Zealand households. It is an indicator of the habitability of houses, when used in conjunction with information on dampness and insulation levels and is an important variable in deriving the deprivation index. The information may also be combined with other variables to help forecast and plan energy requirements and distribution, enable natural resource accounting, and monitor trends in energy efficiency and conservation. Energy Types Used in Private Dwellings is a hierarchical classification with 2 levels. It has nine categories at the highest level and 26 categories at the second level – excluding residual categories. +792 Ethnicity New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/ethnicity.aspx The standard classification of ethnicity is a hierarchical classification of four levels. Level 1 of the classification has six categories and is used solely for output. Level 2 has 21 categories, level 3 has 36 categories and level 4 has 233 categories – excluding residual categories. +793 Family Type http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/family-type.aspx Family type is a key variable for determining the demographic characteristics of a population. Five classifications are included in the scope of this statistical standard: family type classification; family nucleus containing birth/biological, adopted children classification; family nucleus containing step children classification; family nucleus containing grandparent(s) in a parent role classification; family nucleus containing other children classification. Family type is a hierarchical classification with three levels. Level 1 of the classification has three categories. Level 2 of the classification has 10 categories, and level 3 has 12 categories. +794 Fertility – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/fertility.aspx Fertility is one of the main ways through which the size and/or composition of a population may change. Statistics on fertility are required to provide basic demographic information, and to inform the study of differences and changes in reproductive patterns, family size and structure in various age, ethnic and other sub-groups, including geographic areas, of the New Zealand population. This information provides central government agencies, local authorities, health authorities, researchers, private organisations and businesses with valuable information required for planning current and future social and community services, facilities and products. A statistical standard for fertility is required to clearly define the concepts being measured and to ensure that collections of this data will be consistent across surveys and over time. Fertility is a flat classification in number of children categories from no children to nine children plus a category for ten or more children. The classification has 11 categories – excluding residual categories. +795 Statistical Classification of Financial Assets and Liabilities http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/financial-assets-and-liabilities-new.aspx The main purpose of classifying financial assets and liabilities is to provide consistent and relevant statistics that support economic analysis and macroeconomic management for New Zealand. As these classes have economic-based meanings, their definitions can vary from accounting and taxation definitions. Financial assets and liabilities will respond differently to fiscal and monetary policy depending on their type, and under various economic conditions. Financial asset and liability statistics are useful for assessing: liquidity and financial soundness of sectors; exposure to financial risks; sensitivity to monetary and fiscal policy; leverage within the economy or institutional sectors; the composition of a sector’s assets and liabilities; claims on other sectors, including the rest of the world. The Statistical Classification of Financial Assets and Liabilities 2013 (SCFAL), which underpins this statistical standard, is largely based on the classification of financial assets and liabilities in the System of National Accounts 2008 (2008 SNA). Therefore the concepts and definitions within this standard also align closely with the 2008 SNA manual. It provides a standard system for classifying the financial assets and liabilities of all institutional units within the economy. Because of the symmetry of financial assets and liabilities, the same classification is used for both assets and liabilities. +796 New Zealand Framework for Cultural Statistics http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/framework-for-cultural-statistics.aspx In 1993, the Ministry of Cultural Affairs approached Statistics New Zealand to discuss strategies for improving the range and quality of statistical information available on New Zealand's cultural sector. With its responsibility for collecting statistics relevant to the needs of government, business and the community, Statistics New Zealand agreed that improvement was needed. In order to define what was meant by 'cultural statistics' and to provide direction for future work, it was agreed that the first priority should be the production of a framework for cultural statistics. The two organisations jointly commenced work on the framework at the beginning of 1994. The standard classification of framework for cultural statistics is a hierarchical classification of three levels. Level 1 of the classification has nine categories, level 2 has 24 categories and level 3 has 70 categories. +797 Classification of General Electoral District http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/general-electoral-district.aspx Access to general electoral district is a flat classification with 64 categories. +798 Hours Worked in Employment Per Week – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/hours-worked-in-employment.aspx The hours worked in employment variable is used to produce information on the nature of employment, the relationship between labour supply and income and to analyse changes in employment characteristics over time. The standard classification of hours worked in employment is a flat classification of hour categories from 1 hour to 168 hours and residual categories. +799 Household Composition Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/household-composition.aspx Household composition is a key variable for determining the demographic characteristics of a population. Household composition is a hierarchical classification with three levels. Level 1 of the classification has six categories. Level 2 of the classification has 19 categories, and level 3 has 31 categories. +8 Historical Archive of São Paulo Archival Description http://www.arquiamigos.org.br/thesaurus/ 2989 terms, 804 relationships between terms, 378 non-preferred terms, referential study for archival description of the AHSP collection structured in vectors. +800 Income Bands - Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/income-bands.aspx Income bands are a convenient and alternate way of collecting income information when income is not the prime focus of a survey. Bands reduce respondent burden by providing a simple way to obtain contextual information about income. Income bands are often tabulated with other variables such as age, occupation and education qualifications to provide information on the relationship between these variables and the income distribution of the population. In addition, when income information has been collected as dollar amounts, it may be output as income bands. This provides statistics on the distribution of income across the population, which is not provided by average income. Income band statistics are used extensively within Statistics New Zealand, across government, and by other agencies and academics for: formulating social and economic policy; calculating school deciles; use as an indicator for poverty statistics and the New Zealand Index of Deprivation; research and planning; monitoring programmes. +801 Thesaurus of Biodiversity http://thesaurus.bhlscielo.org/vocab/ Terms 5128, Relationship between terms ?, Non-preferred terms 282. +802 Social work http://vocabularyserver.com/ts/ Terms 238, Relationships between terms 60, Equivalent terms 15. +803 Statistical Classification for Institutional Sectors http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/institutional-sector.aspx The main purpose of classifying statistics by institutional sectors is to provide information that supports economic analysis and macroeconomic management. This is done by grouping economic units that have similar roles and which respond to economic events and interventions in a similar manner. Institutional sector statistics are useful for: monitoring the effects of fiscal and monetary policy; analysing investment and consumption behaviour; studying the source and disposal of incomes and the origin of savings; identifying the direction and method of transfer of savings from one sector to another; recognising the funding sources of investment and, consequently, borrowing and lending between sectors. The statistical standard was developed in 2013. The statistical classification for institutional sectors is a hierarchical classification with three levels. The sector level has six categories. The subsector level has 18 categories. The group level of the classification has 21 categories. +804 Iwi – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/iwi.aspx Statistics on the size and demographic characteristics of Iwi affiliates are needed: to allow the Crown and Iwi to monitor the performance of Treaty of Waitangi obligations; to assist in allocating resources and funds to Iwi; to assist Iwi in planning social and economic developments; to assist Waitangi Tribunal decisions on land ownership, fishing rights, etc; to assist central, regional and local government agencies planning and providing services to Iwi in areas such as housing, health, social welfare and special assistance programmes; to assist local government in the administration of the Resource Management Act 1991. Iwi is a hierarchical classification with two levels. Level 1 represents Iwi region (rohe) and is to be used for summary purposes only, and does not imply any future or present confederation of Iwi. Level 2 shows individual Iwi. Level 1 has 14 categories and level 2 has 128 categories – excluding residual categories. +805 Classification of documents Catalonia College of Music http://www.esmuc.cat/L-Escola/Serveis/Biblioteca/Trobar-informacio/Classificacio-dels-documents For the classification of documents to the library. +806 Labour Force Status – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/labour-force-status.aspx Labour force status is a key labour market variable. It allows analysis of the employed, unemployed and those persons not in the labour force. Labour force status is derived from the following classifications: job indicator 1, 2 and 3; found work; seeking work; job search methods; available for work. Labour force status is a flat classification with three categories – excluding residual categories. Job indicator 1, 2 and 3, found work, seeking work and available for work are all flat classifications with two categories – excluding residual categories. The job search classification is a flat classification of nine categories – excluding residual categories. +807 Language – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/language.aspx The standard classification of language is a hierarchical classification of three levels. Level 1 of the classification has 24 categories, level 2 of the classification has 43 categories and level 3 has 134 categories – excluding residual categories. +808 Legally Registered Relationship Status – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/legally-registered-relationship-status.aspx Legally registered relationship status is a key variable for determining the demographic characteristics of a population. The standard classification of legally registered relationship status is a hierarchical classification of four levels. Excluding residual categories, level 1 has three categories, level 2 has eight categories, level 3 has 16 categories, and level 4 has 24 categories. +809 New Zealand Standard Trade Classification – Level of Processing http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/level-of-processing-trade.aspx The New Zealand Standard Trade Classification – Level of Processing is a hierarchical classification of five levels. Level one of the classification has 3 categories. Level two has 5 categories, level three has 20 categories, level 4 has 59 categories, and level 5 has 208 categories – excluding residual categories. +810 Living Arrangements – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/living-arrangements.aspx Living arrangements is a key variable for deriving complex household and family data. Living arrangements is a hierarchical classification with three levels. Level 1 has seven categories, level 2 has 18 categories and level 3 contains 34 categories – excluding residual categories. +811 Main Means of Travel to Work – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/main-means-of-travel-to-work.aspx Main means of travel to work is a key variable in monitoring changes in travel patterns and in planning transport services. Main means of travel to work is a flat classification with 15 categories – excluding residual categories. +812 Māori Descent – Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/maori-descent.aspx Māori descent is a key variable in meeting the demand for information on the number, distribution and characteristics of the tangata whenua. Māori descent is a flat classification with two categories – excluding residual categories. +813 Māori Electoral District http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/maori-electoral-district.aspx Māori electoral district is a flat classification with eight categories. +814 Number of children - Standard classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/number-of-children.aspx Number of children is a hierarchical classification of two levels. Level 1 of the classification has six categories and level 2 has 17 categories. +815 Rating of sound recordings http://www.xtec.cat/crp-terrassa/puntedu/classificacio-enregistraments-sonors-classes.pdf The proposed classification is based on the decimal classification used in libraries. The collection of various items that can be recorded on sound recordings is divided into eight main classes according to a decimal division (100, 200, 300, 400, etc.) similar to Dewey or UDC. they use two tables: 1) Table geographic subdivisions of two figures, aimed at the classification of traditional music and national, to be ordered by countries, regions, continents or ethnic groups. 2) Table subdivisions instrumental also two figures used to specify numeric codes of the three classes (classical music) and 4 (new musical languages). +816 http://books.google.cat/books +817 Center for Humanities Documentation List of keywords http://societies.africamuseum.be/fr/tp_allkw The keywords were assigned after reading according to a thesaurus constantly updated by specialists, depending on the evolution of the disciplines. +818 Semanticscience Integrated Ontology http://semanticscience.org/ontology/sio.owl The Semanticscience Integrated Ontology (SIO) provides a simple, integrated ontology of types and relations for rich description of objects, processes and their attributes. +819 Catalan Thesaurus religion http://archive-org.com/page/1217119/2013-01-23/http://www.bibliotecaepiscopalbcn.org/FOTOSBARRA/File/Thesaurus.pdf "The terms have been chosen as representative of the lexicon of the field where we are working -religion- has reached them by means of inductive or deductive analysis used according to the sources. These sources were basically written: reference works treated, specialized vocabularies, list headings, etc. ""." +82 +820 Unified Astronomy Thesaurus The Unified Astronomy Thesaurus (UAT) is an open, interoperable and community-supported thesaurus which unifies the existing divergent and isolated Astronomy & Astrophysics thesauri into a single high-quality, freely-available open thesaurus formalizing astronomical concepts and their inter-relationships. The UAT builds upon the existing IAU Thesaurus with major contributions from the Astronomy portions of the thesauri developed by the Institute of Physics Publishing and the American Institute of Physics. We expect that the Unified Astronomy Thesaurus will be further enhanced and updated through a collaborative effort involving broad community participation. While the AAS has assumed formal ownership of the UAT, the work will be available under a Creative Commons License, ensuring its widest use while protecting the intellectual property of the contributors. We envision that development and maintenance will be stewarded by a broad group of parties having a direct stake in it. This includes professional associations (IVOA, IAU), learned societies (AAS, RAS), publishers (IOP, AIP), librarians and other curators working for major astronomy institutes and data archives. The main impetus behind the creation of a single thesaurus has been the wish to support semantic enrichment of the literature, but we expect that use of the UAT (along with other vocabularies and ontologies currently being developed in our community) will be much broader and will have a positive impact on the discovery of a wide range of astronomy resources, including data products and services. +821 GeoRef Thesaurus http://www.americangeosciences.org/sites/default/files/Introduction.pdf The 11th edition of the GeoRef Thesaurus contains more than 30,800 controlled vocabulary terms and the complete GeoRef indexing structure. The Thesaurus is an indispensable tool for efficient searching of the GeoRef database. +823 Thesaurus on the world of comics http://hdl.handle.net/10760/6733 This thesaurus is directed, in particular, to the professionals of the documentation and, in general, to all those interested in the world of comics, whether professionals or amateurs. The objective of this work is to establish the conceptual framework of the discipline through their associative and hierarchical relationships, and disseminate, therefore, standardization of concepts made. Thus, aspires to become the basic work for indexing and reference service around the center, specializing in the discipline or producer base specialized data therein, for precisely the information demands of users. +824 Bibliography of Contemporary History of Portugal Thesaurus http://www.fcsh.unl.pt/silveira/html/tresframe.html In the description of the contents of each document registered in the database, the thesaurus was used. The systematic thesaurus provides the hierarchically ordered relationship of the descriptors, indicating the respective related terms. +825 Joconde Thesaurus of subjects represented http://www.culture.gouv.fr/public/mistral/jocrepr_fr To describe representations of objects, museums in France use the iconographic Thesaurus, a descriptive system of François Garnier's representations (Paris, leopard d'or, 1984, out of print). Homogeneous, extremely diverse and very numerous Each representation is treated as a document of general interest independently of any technical, stylistic or aesthetic notion The main meanings of representation are translated using a limited number of descriptors. The iconographic thesaurus consists of closed lists and open lists. Closed lists: their vocabulary is limited to about 3,200 descriptors. These have been selected in such a way as to allow essential regrouping, but also to avoid as much as possible the ambiguities due to the form (homographs, for example: grenade) and to the bottom (multiple designations for the same object). They are organized hierarchically. The terms relate to human life, its surroundings and its manifestations, irrespective of any eventual singularity. Open lists: they are constantly enriched. The main open lists concern: animals, vegetables and minerals, geographical places, personalities (heads of state, popes, saints, mythological beings ...), nationalities, religious orders, currents of thought, periods , The ornaments ... +826 The National Archives Thesaurus http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20101104101827/http://www.ndad.nationalarchives.gov.uk/search/thesaurus.html The Thesaurus is a subject index of the catalogues and administrative histories in this archive. You can use this to find datasets and documents dealing with subjects that you're interested in. +827 EPRA Sound Library Thesaurus https://www.asso-epra.fr/phonotheque All keywords in the Archives. +828 Inspec Thesaurus http://www.theiet.org/resources/inspec/about/records/ithesaurus.cfm The 2012 edition contains 18,755 terms of which 9,722 terms are preferred terms (called Controlled Indexing, Descriptors or Subject Headings on various platforms). 9,033 terms are lead-ins (synonyms) - terms that advise the searcher which controlled term they should use for searching. +829 Inspec Classification http://www.theiet.org/resources/inspec/about/records/iclass.cfm Inspec Classification is a powerful search tool, which enables you to limit your search to predetermined sections of the Inspec Database. +83 Art Full Text Thesaurus More than simply a resource for art students and art historians, Art Full Text rounds out the research experience for those studying other fields, such as women’s, media or cultural studies; history; anthropology; industrial design; and other related areas of study. Researchers are able to track the careers of artists and review their materials and methods, and can find books by and about artists, as well as interviews, profiles and much more. Indexing of art reproductions provides examples of styles and art movements, including works by emerging artists. +830 Australian Cross-curriculum Priority http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/crossCurriculum.html These national priorities have been defined by The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA). They may include local, regional or global issues. Total concepts: 38. +831 Australian Curriculum Framework http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/framework.html This is a national vocabulary dividing learning areas into a core set of strands and further subdivisions. +832 Australian General Capability http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/generalCapability.html This is a national vocabulary identifying important general capabilities that schools should help students develop, in addition to content of particular learning areas. Total concepts: 40. +833 Australian Professional Standards for Teachers http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/teacherstandards.html The development of professional standards for teachers that can guide professional learning, practice and engagement, facilitates the improvement of teacher quality and contributes positively to the public standing of the profession. The key elements of quality teaching are described in the Standards. They articulate what teachers are expected to know and be able to do at four career stages: Graduate, Proficient, Highly Accomplished and Lead. The Standards and their descriptors represent an analysis of effective, contemporary practice by teachers throughout Australia. Total concepts: 192. +834 Biobase Thesaurus http://abiodoc.docressources.fr/opac/index.php The thesaurus field corresponds to the keywords used for the indexing of the documents. The thesaurus search is used to navigate between the subjects of the books in the library The thesaurus is a hierarchical classification of the keywords established by the library. +835 Defense Administration Thesaurus http://www.puhaas.net/ Glossary currently includes key words 2211 and 2541 case the relationship between the words. +836 National Resource Palliative Care Center Thesaurus Palli @ Doc is the database of the CNDR Palliative Care, in the form of bibliographic records. It is intended to be exhaustive in the fields of palliative care, accompaniment +837 Australian Soil Classification http://www.clw.csiro.au/aclep/asc_re_on_line/soilhome.htm Welcome to the Revised Edition of the Australian Soil Classification. The information provided here is intended as an on-line facility for all interested parties to assist with soil classification work. It is recommended, however, if any extended work is to be undertaken, that obtaining the book would be beneficial as it is convenient to use in the field where most soil description and classification takes place. +838 http://www.fao.org/soils-portal/soil-survey/soil-classification/world-reference-base/ +839 New Zealand Soil Classification http://soils.landcareresearch.co.nz/contents/SoilNames_NZSoilClassification_About.aspx "The New Zealand Soil Classification was developed in the 1980s. The top three levels of the classification ( orders, groups, and subgroups) were described by Hewitt (1993) and the fourth level (soilforms) by Clayden and Webb (1994). The new classification grew out of the N ew Zealand Genetic Soil Classification and, where possible, preserved its useful features. The new classification was also influenced by local experience in testing the United States soil classification system ""Soil Taxonomy"" (Soil Survey Staff 1975, 1996; Leamy et al. 1983). The resulting classification represents the best attempt to classify New Zealand soils, at our current state of knowledge." +84 Base Arcade Thesaurus http://www.culture.gouv.fr/documentation/arcade/ For more convenience, it is recommended to print the thesaurus. Note that this section and the associated lexicon include the contents of the fields 'Literary Source' and 'Theme represented'. +840 Kela terminology glossary http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/en/the_terminological_vocabulary_of_kela_%E2%80%93_benefitrelated_concepts_3rd_edition_tsk_46-843.html Social Insurance terminology is assembled terminological entries and käsitekaavioina data in almost 500 concept. Glossary explaining the contents of the concepts defined, and by means of the additional observations, and provides recommendations to the relationship between the Finnish and Swedish terms. Concepts illustrated concept diagrams. KELA terminology credits, the concept of the descriptions and the concept diagrams are translated Swedish. Kela terminology glossary describes the Finnish social security system from the perspective of law. Glossary is intended for professionals who need to know which are the recommended terms Kela manages social security and what they mean. Glossary is a good tool for law drafters, for example, information officers, journalists and translators. Glossary can also support data management and create conditions for the development mm. information retrieval, data transfer, archiving and data modeling. +841 Social Welfare economic classifications glossary http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/fi/sosiaalihuollon_taloudellisten_luokitusten_sanasto-845.html Glossary of Social Welfare economic classifications are summarized in terminological entries and käsitekaavioina information on more than 200 concept, which relates to social welfare customers of private individuals on revenue, expenditure, assets and liabilities. The glossary explains the contents of concepts, definitions and allows them additional observations, and provides recommendations for Finnish-language terms. Relations between the concepts illustrated in the concept diagrams through. Glossary is intended for professionals who need information on what social welfare in economic terms appear in the ratings mean. Glossary is also beneficial to social services for citizens seeking and social care partners. Vocabulary is an important part of the development of public administration in accordance with the overall architecture of data management, which will create better conditions for the current interoperability of information systems and use of the information. +842 Social Welfare Clients vocabulary document http://www.thl.fi/attachments/tiedonhallinta/Sosiaalihuollon_asiakasasiakirjasanasto_v2%200.pdf The Social Welfare Clients document vocabulary Version 2.0 includes a Finnish information 290 concept, which are mainly social welfare client documents. The concepts of content explaining the definitions and additional remarks through, and customer documents, names are given recommendations. In addition, some of the concept of relationships is illustrated by the concept of system diagrams. Glossary has been prepared in support of Social Welfare document structures and the use of modeling. The aim has been to clarify the social welfare document type classification concepts of terminology work means. The vocabulary is aimed specifically at experts in social welfare and development of information systems who need information on social welfare client documents in the name of recommendations and on the purpose of various customer documents are used. Glossary thereby supports data management and creates the preconditions for the development of, inter alia, data retrieval, data transfer and archiving. +843 Social Welfare data components glossary http://www.thl.fi/attachments/tiedonhallinta/tietokomponenttisanasto_v2%200.pdf Social care data components vocabulary Version 2.0 includes a Finnish-language information on most of the social welfare client information model data components. The glossary presented concepts related to a total of 249 public information components, information components, classes, and information components in the field. The concepts of content explaining the definitions and allows them additional comments, and the Finnish-language terms that will make recommendations. Some of the relations between the concepts The concept is illustrated in schematic form. Information semantic components are sets of data that is used for document-based content structuring. Information System Modeling The aim is to ensure that the same type of information stored in documents in an integrated manner. Another basic idea is reusability: Data of the component structure is defined once, and then it is used in several different document. Social Welfare data of the components of terminology is intended to support social services and more generally in the public sector information architecture work, as well as data definitions for users, such as suppliers of information systems and document structures designers. +844 Real estate vocabulary http://www.tsk.fi/tiedostot/pdf/Kiinteistoliiketoiminnan_sanasto2.pdf As a whole vocabulary contains 128 concept, the content of which is described in Finnish and using the English language definitions and additional comments. Definitions and notes have been prepared in Finnish and translated into Finnish into English. Concepts Finnish term recommendations and their English equivalents are given. Relationships between concepts are illustrated in a conceptual diagram in , which is hoped to give the reader an overall picture of the vocabulary of each subject area. Real Estate Business Glossary is intended for all actors and partners in the field in both domestic and international markets. Vocabulary objective is to facilitate the independent information of citizens and facilitate communication between experts and citizens. +845 Australian School Level http://vocabulary.curriculum.edu.au/schoolLevel This is a national vocabulary identifying levels in the school sector, including years preceding formal schooling. Levels are coupled with typical age ranges. Total concepts: 19. +846 Thesaurus of the Journal of Debates http://www.assnat.qc.ca/thesaurus/mtwdk.exe In use since 1988, the Thesaurus of the Journal des débats is a documentary tool composed of more than 4500 descriptors used to index the Journal of Debates to the National Assembly of Quebec.These descriptors cover the vast field of information Political, economic and social issues arising from the discussions and work of Quebec parliamentarians. Let us recall that a thesaurus is a list of organized authority of descriptors and non-descriptors obeying their own terminological rules and linked by semantic relations (hierarchical, associative or equivalence). This controlled set of terms serves not only for the indexing of documents, but also a posteriori facilitates the search for information in these same documents. This is true of the Thesaurus of the Journal des débats. Designed to regularize and standardize the indexing of the Journal of Debates, it can also be used to locate information by suggesting various avenues of research. The Thesaurus of the Journal des débats is an evolving tool. An update is periodically carried out to adapt it to its documentary function. There is addition of descriptors if, during the indexing or the documentary search, one finds that notions or relations between the notions have not been sufficiently specified. A descriptor is removed if it is subsequently found to be inadequate. If this descriptor has been used for indexing and is replaced by another more relevant term, a reference to the preferred term is added. +847 Vocabulary of documentation http://www.adbs.fr/vocabulaire-de-la-documentation-41820.htm The vocabulary of the documentation you have access to here corresponds to the paper edition, coordinated by Arlette Boulogne and published by the ADBS in 2004. It offers a technical vocabulary in the field of information-documentation. Does not cover all the requirements of the professional exercise, in particular it does not include all the terms related to the use of information technologies and the Internet. Of a search form. +848 IEEE Standard for Learning Object Metadata http://biblio.educa.ch/sites/default/files/20130328/lom_1484_12_1_v1_final_draft_0.pdf This is a multi-part standard that specifies learning object metadata. This part specifies a conceptual data schema that defines the structure of a metadata instance for a learning object. For this standard, a learning object is defined as any entity - digital or non-digital - that may be used for learning, education, or training. For this standard, a metadata instance for a learning object describes relevant characteristics of the learning object to which it applies. Such characteristics may be grouped in general, life cycle, meta-metadata, educational, technical, educational, rights, relation, annotation, and classification categories. The conceptual data schema specified in this part permits linguistic diversity of both learning objects and the metadata instances that describe them. The purpose of this multi-part standard is to facilitate search, evaluation, acquisition, and use of learning objects, for instance by learners or instructors or automated software processes. This multi-part standard also facilitates the sharing and exchange of learning objects, by enabling the development of catalogs and inventories while taking into account the diversity of cultural and lingual contexts in which the learning objects and their metadata are reused. +849 Thesaurus for Exceptional Child Education http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED052554.pdf Listed are terms relevant to the Indexing of professional materials in the field of exceptional child education. Entries are approved descriptors appearing in the 'Thesaurus of ERIC Descriptors' used by the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Clearinghouses, and were selected on the basis of particular need to the Clearinghouse on Exceptional Children. For selected terms, additional information is provided in scope notes, which define the term, clarify specific usage, or indicate selected similar terms. +85 Beethoven Thesaurus http://bvc.sjlibrary.org/ The Beethoven Thesaurus is a list of approximately 9,000 subject and category (formerly known as genre) terms. The thesaurus groups these terms together in nine sections (or hierarchies). Terms are listed in alphabetical order within each section, with instructions on the scope of the terms, their relationships with other terms in the Thesaurus, and unused synonyms. Each listing might also include instructions to the indexer on how to apply the term to a particular subject area. In order to facilitate use by the largest audience possible, the Thesaurus terms were derived from Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) and subdivisions whenever possible. Additional headings more specific to Beethoven studies were created when necessary to lead users to subjects that they cannot search with LCSHs. The category headings were generally based on Genre Terms: A Thesaurus for Use in Rare Book and Special Collections Cataloguing (1983), the list prepared by the Standards Committee of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries and the American Library Association. As needed, these Category terms were supplemented with music and Beethoven-related terms. Used for searching the Beethoven Gateway. +850 Thesaurus specializing in Philosophy, with a gender focus http://132.248.9.9/libroe_2007/tesauro1/Index.html The importance of producing a thesaurus with this specific theme is that it will facilitate the access to the information of the researchers related to philosophy, also adding a much wider and more inclusive vision where the work of both women philosophers and Male philosophers are represented in a working instrument (in this case, the thesaurus) in an equitable and fair way, recognizing the differences and without exclusions or discrimination, such as those related to sex that is the subject of interest in this work gender). +851 Thesaurus Myobase http://www.myobase.org/opac/ The Myobase thesaurus is a structured list of keywords related to the clinical, scientific, psycho-social aspects of the neuromuscular domain. These keywords, which are linked by synonymy, hierarchy and association relationships, are added to The Myobase Thesaurus is an indispensable tool for describing documents and finding them efficiently. +852 Thesaurus Foundation for Biodiversity Research http://www.fondationbiodiversite.fr/fr/documents-frb/comprendre-la-biodiversite/thesaurus.html This thesaurus has been developed according to a thematic classification at two hierarchical levels: each chapter is associated with a limited number of keywords (generally less than 50) In order to avoid redundancy of keywords, each of these Is allocated to one or two themes maximum. +853 Bank and Finance Terminology http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/pankkisanasto/ Terminology Center TSK coordinated by the banking and financial sector glossary project publishes glossary of materials in the field for public use published recommendations have been born Terminology Center, as well as a number of banking and cooperation with financial experts from the banking and financial terminology bank has been opened in February 2002. It contains terminology, definitions of concepts and descriptions as well.. The concept of the charts in Finnish, Swedish and English. The glossary is published 13.6.2014 a total of 989 concept. glossary accumulating constantly, so be sure to visit the site later on. +854 Terminals for information technology http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/termitalkoot/ "The ESC's Terminology Projects' Thesis proposes recommendations on Finnish-language IT terminology, followed by a number of IT professionals, language and communications professionals."" Termites in IT terminology include Finnish and English terms and Finnish definitions and conceptual concepts." +855 Social media Glossary http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/fi/sosiaalisen_median_sanasto_tsk_40-513.html Many social media concepts to missing Finnish terms or used in the terms is the standard deviation, and on the other hand the contents of a number of concepts have different interpretations of these reasons Terminology Center TSK. Started operations in spring 2009 on the initiative of FICORA Terminology Working Group glossary of the project, the purpose of which was to compile a glossary for publication of key concepts related to social media. the enclosed, the project led to a glossary is intended for all Internet and social media users, both private individuals and the organization, as well as social media content services, and producers. vocabulary the aim is to facilitate the communication officers, journalists and translators work. The dictionary contains 62 concept, the content of which is described in the specification and in the means of additional observations. The concepts are given in Finnish term recommendations and to those in Swedish and English equivalents. relationships between concepts are illustrated in the concept diagrams, which we hope will give the reader an overall picture of each subject area. 5 except the vocabulary is included in the brief descriptions of the 13 social media website. It is not intended to be a comprehensive list of services, but an idea of ​​the types of services the vocabulary of writing has been in use. A glossary is intended to facilitate and harmonize the social media communication clarifying the concepts and terminology of foreign origin. Vocabulary also aims to contribute to the consolidation of the English terminology proposal by the preferred terms, and also provide a defined concepts judiciously selected Swedish and English terms. because of the limited resources allocated to work in the glossary Glossary efforts have been made to focus on concepts related to the vocabulary of accounting at the date of the general public on existing forms of social media. Social media phenomena and the concept of field is expanding and is constantly changing, and it has also changed during the drafting of the vocabulary so that a glossary cover the latest release moments phenomena. Social media concepts is a very large user base - of different ages and backgrounds social media services users, active content providers, enterprises, public administration, academics - and concepts has not been possible to achieve a consensus between all the users in the glossary of the project. at various points in the vocabulary is from other glossaries wealth of information about the potential of concepts in different configurations, unlike his, far from living side by side with the synonymous term Terminology Center (one or some of which may in the future to establish itself in language use), as well as, for example, on what basis a specific term have been recommended. Some of the Internet and social media related to the basic concepts are not included in the dictionary, as defined in the Terminology Center TSK. The term, coordinated by the Information Technology voluntary work project in the database 1, the term +856 broadband Glossary http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/fi/laajakaistasanasto_tsk_43-654.html Broadband Glossary The project started Terminology Center TSK at the beginning of 2011 the initiative of the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority The terminology working group of the project was to compile a glossary for publication of key concepts related to broadband, thereby facilitating and harmonizing the broadband communication attached, the project led to a glossary is intended for all broadband services, users and broadband service providers Vocabulary aim... to facilitate the work of the communicators, suppliers and translators. the dictionary contains 60 concept, the content of which is described in the specification and in the additional notes through. concepts Finnish term recommendations and to the Swedish and English equivalents are given. relationships between concepts are illustrated in a conceptual diagram in which, should provide the reader due to the wide target audience complete picture of each subject area. Vocabulary has tried to avoid definitions The technical details. They have sought to highlight the most relevant information about accessibility for ordinary users. The glossary does not deal with individual business broadband solutions. The main vocabulary is selected in the media and the devices manual for details include the concepts. The subjects have been treated with broadband connections and services, terminals and other telecommunication network equipment and information security. +857 BIBFRAME http://bibframe.org/vocab The BIBFRAME Model is a conceptual/practical model that balances the needs of those recording detailed bibliographic description, the needs of those describing other cultural materials, and those who do not require such a detailed level of description. There are four high-level classes, or entitities, in the BIBFRAME Model: BIBFRAME Work; BIBFRAME Instance; BIBFRAME Authority; BIBFRAME Annotation. BIBFRAME Work identifies the conceptual essence of something; a BIBFRAME Instance reflects the material embodiment of a Work; a BIBFRAME Authority identifies a thing or concept associated with a BIBFRAME Work or Instance; and a BIBFRAME Annotation provides a new way to expand the description of a BIBFRAME Work, Instance, or Authority. You can read more about the BIBFRAME Model here. The BIBFRAME Vocabulary is the key to the description of resources. Like the MARC format has a defined set of elements and attributes, the BIBFRAME Vocabulary has a defined set of classes and properties. A class identifies a type of BIBFRAME resource (much like a MARC field might bundle a single concept); properties serve a means to further describe a BIBFRAME resource (much like MARC subfields more specifically identify aspects of the concept). +858 Thesaurus of Folklore and Brasilian Popular Culture http://www.cnfcp.gov.br/tesauro/ "This thesaurus is the result of systematic work involving a multidisciplinary team with extensive experience in the area of Brazilian popular culture."" Its first version, sponsored by Unesco, resulted in 2,092 terms, selected from the CNFCP's documentary and museological collections." +859 Thesaurus on human rights http://www.corteidh.or.cr/index.php/es/biblioteca/biblioteca-tesauro The present thesaurus has been constructed as an instrument to facilitate the use of information technologies to assist in the management of human rights knowledge and to achieve greater communication and integration among users of the Joint Library of the Court and This thesaurus has been conceived not only as a guide for the construction of the database, but as a conceptual reference tool useful for guiding and facilitating the selection, retrieval, analysis, indexing and dissemination of information. This thesaurus consolidates the meanings of terms used in different databases and other specialized thesauri.This way the thesaurus helps to maximize a great diversity of terminology existing in the region and to represent their relations. The selection of terms included in each of them, allows And there is consistency and consistency at the time of the search, while reducing the percentage of errors that occur when processing and indexing documents, facilitating the identification of linguistic equivalents and convergence with other controlled vocabularies. +86 Biblioteca Ambrosiana Subject Keys http://www.italnet.nd.edu/ambrosiana/eng/subject_keys.shtml Subject or key words, including dating by quarter century, e.g., 1500-1 (first quarter of sixteenth century); and school, e.g., Lombard, Central Italian, Roman, Emilian, etc. (Non-Italian schools are listed as English, French, Spanish, etc.). Subject or keywords are also terms not generally found in the title of the drawing, e.g., Allegory, Musical Instruments - Stringed, Mythology, Saints, Genre, Religious Orders - Franciscans, Landscapes, etc. +860 Keyword Catalog http://keyword-catalog.com/ The Keyword Catalog is a hierarchical, controlled vocabulary composed of commonly used key words, synonyms and phrases. It is mainly aimed at stock photographers who wish to easily find appropriate keywords to tag their growing image collections. It covers a very broad sweep of subjects and is divided into 40 convenient main categories, subcategories, headings and subheadings. The keywords have been systematically arranged in order to make it as easy as possible to find the keywords and associated words. If a word is spelled differently in British English and American English (as in colour | color), both versions are included. You can load all of the categories into your keywording application or on a need to use basis in order to streamline the navigation. You can use the Keyword Catalog with Adobe Bridge, Photoshop Lightroom, BreezeBrowser Pro, Photo Mechanic, etc. +861 Key Words for Digital Newsphoto Archives http://www.ibiblio.org/slanews/archiving/terms/photowords.htm This basic list of Enhancement Terms for electronic photo archiving has its roots in the Library of Congress Thesaurus for Graphic Materials (1987 edition). A task force from the Special Libraries Association-News Division selected words from that list in 1994. Tribune Company news librarians refined that list, to which other newspapers, most notably the Columbus Dispatch and the Toronto Star and Sun, made additions. Another task force from the S.L.A. News Division considered all these changes and authorized this list, which was accepted by the S.L.A. News Division at its annual meeting in June, 1998. +862 Colon Classification http://www.iskoi.org/doc/colon.htm Colon classification (CC) is a system of library classification developed by S. R. Ranganathan. It was the first ever faceted (or analytico-synthetic) classification. The first edition was published in 1933. Since then six more editions have been published. It is especially used in libraries in India. Its name 'colon classification' comes from the use of colons to separate facets in class numbers. However, many other classification schemes, some of which are completely unrelated, also use colons and other punctuation in various functions. They should not be confused with colon classification. +863 REHABDATA Thesaurus http://www.naric.com/ Every document that is abstracted for the REHABDATA database is tagged with up to 8 keywords or descriptors from the REHABDATA Thesaurus, a taxonomy developed over more than 30 years by rehabilitation professionals, researchers, and librarians. +864 A Classification System for Libraries of Judaica https://sites.google.com/site/mtevansco/elazar-classification While it was conceived in 1952, the first published edition of this classification system appeared in 1962. Since then, its use has spread widely throughout the United States, Israel and other parts of the Jewish world. Libraries of all kinds, in synagogues and community centers, in Hebrew schools, on college campuses and in research institutions, have adopted the scheme and worked with it. As a result, a body of experience in applying the system to all these diverse institutions developed, clearly demonstrating the need for minimal changes in the system from time to time while reaffirming the utility of its basic organizing principles. Meanwhile, the intervening years have been full of events deeply significant in contemporary Jewish history, all of which need to be reflected in an up-to-date classification scheme. +865 Weine Classification Scheme and Relative Index for Judaica Libraries http://jewishlibraries.org/content.php The lack of a satisfactory classification scheme for the average Jewish library has long been a problem to the Jewish librarian. Many solutions have been suggested and attempted, with varying degrees of success. The classification scheme of the Library of Congress, which has now been adopted by most of the great scholarly Jewish libraries of the country, suffers from the drawbacks of being unknown to most of the general public. On the other hand, the Dewey Decimal System as it stands, although familiar even to school children, presents certain difficulties when applied to a specialized collection. The excessive subdivision required in certain numbers, the lack of provision for certain subject areas which do not fit satisfactorily into the Dewey system, are drawbacks which librarians in the Jewish field have long struggled with. It was to meet these objections that the author devised the present scheme. Although based upon the Dewey system, certain areas have been drastically revised, most notably in the fields of religion, Jewish education, and history. In every case, whether or not explicitly stated, the number refers only to the Jewish aspect of the subject in question. Since the scheme is intended only for Judaica collections, the letter 'z' has been added throughout, to distinguish it from the regular Dewey system. This will be useful in the case of librarians with 'mixed' collections, i.e., containing books of a general as well as of a Jewish nature. This classification scheme is intended primarily for a small Judaica library, such as one in a synagogue or school. Very large or very scholarly collections will probably find the Library of Congress classification more suited to their needs. +866 Thesaurus for German-Jewish history "The thesaurus on German-Jewish history is used by the Jewish Museum Berlin to close the collections, including an archive, which currently contains 7,500 descriptors, including art and culture, business and transport, education, history, law and justice; The vocabulary is partially mapped to GND and AAT. ""This is the first time that the German language has been translated into German, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish." +867 Pendlebury Library of Music Classification System http://pendlebury.mus.cam.ac.uk/library-collections/classification-system Understanding the basic principles of the classification system will make browsing and finding materials in the Pendlebury Library a lot easier. Every item in the library has a specific and unique shelf number. It is this number that is crucial for locating the item on the shelves. There actually are three different classification systems; one for bound volumes (books and scores), one for unbound music and one for other media (CDs, Videos, DVDs, Microfilms etc.). +868 Superintendent of Documents Classification System http://www.library.illinois.edu/doc/researchtools/guides/usfederal/sudoclist.html The U.S. Superintendent of Documents developed this system (also called SuDocs) for the arrangement of federal government publications. Arrangement is basically by issuing agency. The Documents Library uses this classification system. The Superintendent of Documents (SuDocs) classification system for publications generally groups together documents by issuing agency. SuDocs numbers consist of a letter, designating the particular issuing agency, followed by numbers identifying subordinate bureaus within the agencies and specific publications. +869 San Diego Zoo Global Library Subject Terms (Thesaurus) http://library.sandiegozoo.org/thesaurus.htm The following is a list of terms used to index the holdings of the Society Library. If you are having problems with a subject search, please check this list for the terms which most closely match what you are looking for. Terms in UPPERCASE in this list are the only subject terms used in our catalog records. Note: Brackets [] indicate headings used to group related terms -- the bracketed words are typically not used as subject terms. +87 Vincent-Warren Dance Library Thesaurus http://esbq.asp.visard.ca/ With more than 25,000 documents, the Vincent-Warren Dance Library holds Canada's largest and most important dance collection in Canada, acquiring, conserving and distributing information in all its forms Dance, its history and its development, and thus supports the pedagogical mission of the École supérieure de ballet du Québec. +870 Maternal and Child Health Thesaurus The purpose of developing this thesaurus is to provide the maternal and child health (MCH) professional community with a standard vocabulary in MCH program development and management, including health services, research, training, and program administration. The vocabulary focuses on public health; clinical medical terms such as the names of diseases and therapeutic procedures are excluded except when they are germane to public health or MCH. The vocabulary contained here will allow for the indexing and retrieval of a wide variety of materials including government documents, technical reports, educational materials, audiovisual materials, programs, and grants. The thesaurus will be useful to MCH resource centers, libraries, special collections, and databases in organizations such as government agencies; universities and schools of public health; nonprofit and professional organizations that provide information to health professionals, families, and the public; special projects funded by MCHB; and other agencies with programs funded under Title V of the Social Security Act. +871 Harvard-Yenching Classification http://library.unimelb.edu.au/collections/classification "In 1931, the growing collection was transferred from Widener Library to the Harvard-Yenching Institute, founded in 1928. By the time of his retirement in 1964, [Alfred Kaiming] Chiu had built the library into a resource of hundreds of thousands of publications and an unparalleled collection of rare books and manuscripts. He also devised the first successful system for cataloging books in Chinese and Japanese. Known as the ""Harvard-Yenching Classification System,"" it was adopted worldwide and remained in use for the next 40 years." +872 Nigerian Local Government Area Geodemographic Classification System and Profiler http://www.nigerianlgaclassification.com/ In a nut-shell, a geodemographic classification system is an attempt to simplify a large and complex body of information about people, where and how they live, work or recreate. It is developed on geographical ideas that similar people with similar characteristics are more likely to live within the same locality and that such area types will be distributed in different locations across geographical space. The Nigerian LGA classification system encapsulates spatially referenced datasets for the year 2006 sourced from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) for each of the 774 LGAs in the country. Every LGA has been placed in one of 6 Super-groups, and into one of 23 Groups and finally into one of 57 Sub-groups. This hierarchical structure of Super-groups, Groups and Sub-groups allows for greater flexibility and means that analysis, visualisation and reporting can be done at any of the three levels. The Nigerian system is the first African open source geodemographic classification system recognised in academic literature. It therefore leads the way for a new era of unbiased approach to understanding a wide range of issues within the public sector, private sector and indeed the academia. +873 Picture of the classification of the documentary hamlets http://w110.bcn.cat/fitxers/arxiumunicipal/pdf/poblesagregats.873.pdf We present below a picture frame classification applies to all funds of the former municipalities of Plan added to Barcelona in the late nineteenth century and the first quarter of the twentieth century. Towns Plan were similar institutions that had enjoyed powers parallel and identical functions fulfilled in a physical space and a similar time period. (...) the picture frame is a first approach we propose - solidly documented - to cope with the description and management of those series and many more common funds villages that remain attached to the different municipal archives district. We opted for a table with functional organic references, given the lack of information necessary to rebuild the organizational structure of almost all the hamlets. +874 Thesaurus of the coast http://cartocat.cat/geoportal/eng/meta-d/tesaurus_idecostes.pdf EUROSION document elaborated by the Group of the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (UAB) on 16 March 2004, in collaboration with the Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport (ETSECCPB - UPC). (...) Each geospatial data producer organization has designed models of the real world according to their own criteria and needs. the theme of these data sets has to be expressed in a single word in order to then use it to retrieve that information. the purpose of the thesaurus is to prevent each data set can be described differently by each organization (known semantic problem.) this document aims to systematize the description of the topics of data sets and start a path towards standardization in this field, so that we all understand when we talk about a particular topic. we classified the most common issues that can occur and, which may be susceptible to be studied. +875 Road Network Classification https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_in_Kenya The Current Road Classification System was developed over 30 years ago and has six road classes named from Classes A to E and a Special Purpose Road class. Each class is defined by the functional criteria related to administrative level of centres the roads connect. The system covers only 61,936km of the entire road network of 160,886km while the rest 98,950km are not classified. (...) The current road classification system was developed over 30 years ago. Since then the road network has grown rapidly and changed in character. (...) The new classification system covers all public roads and extends to the presently unclassified rural and urban roads. The main thrust of the approach is to make the classification more objective and consistent by specifying quantifiable parameters (traffic, population, spacing) to guide the selection of appropriate road classes. It is also a dynamic system where road classes can be periodically reviewed to adapt to changes in traffic, function etc. The proposed Road Classification System sees Kenya's road network as being composed of two distinct networks i.e. the Rural Roads Network (outside Cities and Municipalities) and the Urban Roads Network (within Cities and Municipalities) for all public roads with 9m or more road reserves. Although the new classification system retains A,B,C,D and E classes, the system has been extended to include additional classes. It should be noted that presently classified roads do not necessarily retain their road classes under the new classification. +876 National Diet Library Classification Table http://www.ndl.go.jp/jp/library/data/ndl_ndlc.html "The National Diet Library classification table was created as a classification table for the purpose of efficiently managing and utilizing all the collections collected from domestic and overseas in this way. . (1) Although it is a general classification table covering all fields of knowledge, we focus on the social science department reflecting the library composition of our library. (2) Enumerated type drainage classification table considering the convenience of the use of the staff of the hotel and the archive management. In general, a separate document group is included in the classification system so that the discharge position of the material can be clearly indicated by the classification symbol itself. However, bibliographic categorization is also considered, such as preparing symbols for bibliographic classification. (3) The symbolic law has a high division ability to systematize enormous collections, a brief expression power for storage and payment, and acceptability capable of dealing with the emergence of new themes and new material groups It is a mixture non-decimal type of alphabet and integer. """"" +877 Internet Call Dictionary http://www.tsk.fi/tsk/fi/internetpuhelusanasto_tsk_37-192.html Internet Call Dictionary (ESC 37) defines Finnish about 80 concepts related to Internet telephone calls and recommendations from Finnish terms. Terminology is of responses in Swedish and English. The terms shall also illustrates the concept diagrams. Vocabulary target group of consumers. The objective is to cover the vocabulary to which the consumer impinges purchasing equipment and services for making internet calls. efforts have been made to avoid technical details and to raise the consumer most relevant information in the definition of terms. consumers in addition to the dictionary it is hoped to be useful also for translators, reporters and information. Vocabulary the aim is to standardize and facilitate internet calls dealing with communications. Internet Call Glossary project was launched in autumn 2006 Communications Regulatory Authority initiative terminology Working Group. Glossary Glossary drafted, led by Finland, a working group k uuluivat Finnet Association, the Consumer Agency, the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Nokia, SW Television / Welho, TeliaSonera Finland Oyj and the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority. The project was funded by the Finnet Association, the Consumer Agency, the Ministry of Transport and Communications Agency, SW Television Oy / Welho, TeliaSonera Finland Oyj and the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority. +879 Thesaurus issues http://www.geoportal.cat/geoportal/cat/participar/publicar-metad/ttemesv2.pdf This document provides a trilingual thesaurus, which will allow the producer data document metadata in three different languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. [...] This paper aims to systematize the description of the topics of data sets and start a path towards standardization in this field, so that we all understand when we talk about a particular topic. +88 BIRTH Television Archive Multilingual Thesaurus http://www.birth-of-tv.org/birth/thesaurix.do To enable a thematical and geographical searching for archive material with different language background a multilingual thesaurus is available. This thesaurus includes thematical and geographical terms. Every term is available in the four languages English, French, German and Dutch. By using one thesaurus term on searching, the translation of this term is included and search results for all four languages are returned. +880 European Commission Libraries Catalogue Thesaurus http://ec.europa.eu/eclas/F/SVKGVQF493QR5DUX5PXJX64T8RAUYV7883QM936E6MFGUNT1DV-16222?func=file&file_name=theseng.htm ECLAS covers the EU's official publications as well as documents of most intergovernmental organizations, commercial, academic and government presses, and selected periodical articles of lasting interest. Material is found on European integration, the political objectives and activities of the Union institutions and material on Member States of the EU, in particular their institutional, legal and socioeconomic structures or technical material necessary to the work of the various Commission departments, ranging from legal documentation to scientific and technical research papers. When conducting a search it is important to know the terms used by ECLAS - therefore it is useful to search the ECLAS Thesaurus first before conducting a search with the appropriate terms. (...) Only the English and French versions are currently complete. +881 Thesaurus for SoyaScan Database of Soybeans and Soyfoods http://www.soyinfocenter.com/searchdbkeywords-thesaurus.php A list of keywords or subject headings such as this is known technically as a thesaurus. This is an introduction to the thesaurus for the SoyaScan database, created one record at a time by Soyinfo Center starting in 1985. Keywords, also widely called subject headings, are a 'controlled vocabulary'. You must chose from a given list – as in a dropdown menu. (...) In the body of the Thesaurus, the subject headings and cross references are listed alphabetically. +882 Thesaurus objects http://www.geoportal.cat/geoportal/cat/participar/publicar-metad/Tobjectesv2.pdf This document provides a trilingual thesaurus, which will allow the producer data document metadata in three different languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. Each organization producing geospatial data has designed models of the real world according to their own criteria and needs. This means that the same object may be described differently by each organization (known semantic problem concerning the terminology and concept models of the territory). This document aims to systematize the description of phenomena and begin a path to standardization in this field, so that we all understand when we talk about a particular object or phenomenon. we classified the most common phenomena that can appear on the map, and that may be susceptible to be studied. +883 HIV/AIDS Thesaurus http://www.actoronto.org/home.nsf/pages/thesaurusterms Although there are many specialized thesauri in the health and the social sciences, the HIV/AIDS Thesaurus is unique in its character and focus. 1. Community-based - We have tried as much as possible to make the thesaurus reflect the language and values of community-based AIDS service organizations, rather than the terminology of technical or medical professions. The thesaurus is, therefore, not based on existing systems such as Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) or Medical Subject Headings (MeSH). For example, we use the term 'Poppers' rather than the more technical term 'Amyl Nitrates', and 'Drug Use' rather than the more judgmental term 'Drug Abuse'. 2. Comprehensive - Resource centres in AIDS service organizations tend to collect a broad range of HIV/AIDS material. The thesaurus reflects this broad scope by covering all aspects of HIV/AIDS: everything from basic science and treatment to prevention, the arts and the psychological, social, and political aspects of the epidemic. 3. Based on Literary Warrant - 'Literary warrant' is a concept librarians use to decide whether the creation of a subject term is justified by the quantity of literature available. We only created subject terms when there were sufficient numbers of books, periodical articles, videos, and audio tapes to warrant the heading. Other subject tools take theory as their point of departure not the production and publication of information. We avoided creating terms simply on the basis of theoretical considerations or out of a sense of symmetry. For instance, we allow for the headings 'Hepatitis B' and 'Hepatitis C', but do not include terms for other types of hepatitis (e.g. hepatitis A, hepatitis D, etc.). This decision was made because 'Hepatitis B' and 'Hepatitis C' are warranted by the number of books and videos on that topic, while books specific to other types of hepatitis are rare in our collection. 4. Based on a Psychosocial, Consumer Health Collection - The first edition of the thesaurus was developed to describe the broad subject scope of books. Narrower terms are added to the second edition so that the thesaurus can be used to describe the more specific content of periodical articles. The thesaurus still remains, however, a list of terms used to describe a psychosocial, consumer health focused collection. The overall depth of the thesaurus has not greatly increased and terms are still more general than terms that would be used to describe articles in a medical or treatment focused collection. +884 Dictionary of Materials http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/materias.html The most evident wealth of cultural heritage is its own set of materials and techniques, which are properly integrated, making cultural objects, documents of an irreplaceable value on technical evolutions, craftsmanship, social meanings and identity symbols of the community. Tesauro is the first part of a great work of compilation and systematization of the terminology related to the materiality of cultural property. The aim is to serve as a source of knowledge for cataloging and as a tool for terminology normalization of cultural heritage assets. +885 Thesaurus and Dictionary of Denominations of Cultural Property http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/bienesculturales.html The Thesaurus and Dictionary of Denominations of Cultural Property, due to its wide range of themes and the large number of descriptors it gathers, is being the subject of independent publication of its different sections. So far, two sections have been published: Objects associated with rites , Cults and beliefs and objects of artistic expression.the character of this Thesaurus and Dictionary of Denominations of Cultural Property is multidisciplinary and has counted on the advice and the collaboration of experts of different specialties. +886 Geographic Dictionary http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/geografico.html The identification of geographical landmarks - countries, cities, and regions - is basic when it comes to dealing with the cataloging of a cultural asset. This Geographical Thesaurus, which locates the main geographical facts spread over five continents, including its seas and oceans, is a fundamental tool for identifying and describing cultural heritage collections, making it possible to identify each cultural asset based on its place of origin, production, emission and acquisition, as well as to complete its contextualization with reference geographical descriptors. +887 Dictionary of Ceramics http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/ceramica.html Ceramic materials are very present among man-made objects to respond to their most diverse needs. Among the cultural goods that we document and protect as cultural heritage, we find a large number of ceramic objects.This thesaurus contains terminology referring both to denominations of ceramic objects and to materials and techniques for the elaboration and decoration thereof, as well as specific formal descriptors. +888 Numismatic Dictionary http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/numismatica.html The coin has accompanied Humanity in its last twenty-six centuries of history. Its long life, abundance and diffusion have led to its wide presence in the collections of museums, in addition to its great demand as a resource and source of research. Terminology referred to numismatic concepts, denominations of monetary objects, their specific formal descriptors, as well as materials and manufacturing processes of them. +889 Furniture Dictionary http://tesauros.mecd.es/tesauros/mobiliario.html The furniture has been an important part of the home environment of man throughout history. Although its role has been primarily functional, has been enriched with other meanings of social and cultural aspects that make the furniture an essential element of cultural heritage. This includes thesaurus terminology referring to designations of furniture, their types, specific formal descriptors, as well as materials and processing techniques and decorating them. +89 British Museum Materials Thesaurus The decision to publish The British Museum materials thesaurus was based on the interest shown in it over the years by visiting documentation specialists, and their requests for copies. In my opinion, the thesaurus is unique, due to the great range of terms included, the inevitable consequence of documenting world-wide collections from almost any historical period, a great variety of cultures, and covering almost any type of object. The eclectic nature of the listing precluded the possibility of importing a thesaurus into our documentation system, and we therefore had to devise our own version. The greatest difficulty lay in providing an overall structure which could accommodate specialised terminology, archaic or local names for certain materials, and everyday nomenclature as well. Our thesaurus indicates one approach, no doubt there are many others (indeed we tried several before settling on the current structure). I am reassured by the fact that our users regularly retrieve records by material, using the thesaurus as a retrieval tool. Three Top Terms are provided - 'Organic', 'Inorganic' and 'Processed Material' and are generally mutually exclusive. 'Organic' is defined as naturally occurring animal and plant material, and naturally occurring substances derived from them. 'Inorganic' is defined as naturally occurring material which, for the purposes of this thesaurus, is not of organic origin, i.e. mainly minerals and stones. 'Processed material' may be regarded as material which has been manufactured or has undergone some form of processing (such as smelting) to alter it from its original natural state. The definitions of the three categories are provided for general guidance, rather than as strict formulations. It is accepted that there are grey areas, particularly in deciding whether a substance is processed or not. However the primary intention is to group materials in a way which is meaningful to the average user. 2129 terms, 513 relations between terms, 284 non-preferred terms. It is stressed that the final listing is not intended as a scientific classification system, rather it is a reflection of the terminology, both current and historical, in use in curatorial departments in The British Museum. +890 Management Thesaurus http://bibliotheque.tbs-education.fr/thesaurus/thesaurus.html A long tradition of cooperation brings together documentalists from the major French management schools, and many exchanges and common achievements have made it possible to establish a wide network of information, training and mutual assistance. Are constituted in association (ACIEGE, Association of the managers of the information centers of the schools of management). Most of them use the Management Thesaurus based on the work of the Van Dijk Office and Georges Sandeau for their documentary system, the third edition of which is dated from 1986. As early as 1976, the need for permanent maintenance work , In order to ensure its relevance to the evolution of the fields covered, to adapt it to the requirements of the increasing level of management techniques, without neglecting the pedagogical function in training future managers in research and The rational use of information. The working group composed of representatives of ten grandes écoles is the guarantor of the continuous evolution of the thesaurus and ensures its control, in accordance with the maintenance rules: the proposed amendments are examined at a bi-annual meeting which validates the creation, The deletion of descriptors or equivalent terms and the establishment of judicious links between descriptors. These operations are essential to ensure the operational character of this documentary tool, in constant contact with reality, in the interests of coherence and a proven methodology. Each semantic field has been fully resumed, analyzed, and restructured in depth. This tool is intended to be alive and particularly adapted to the use of the information resources of schools of management. The Management Thesaurus is now available in three languages: French, English and Spanish and in various formats. +891 The panlatine lexicon of economic marketing http://www.realiter.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Lex_pan_MkEc.pdf The panlatine lexicon of economic marketing was developed within the Panlatine Network of Terminology (Realiter) and coordinated by Prof. Dr. Angela Bidu Vrănceanu, University of Bucharest. The final synthesis and editing of the material was made by Roxana Cioloaneanu. The field of economic marketing is relatively new and its dynamics is continuous.The applicative interest of this field is complex and refers to aspects of economy, trade, advertising, communication The list of illustrative terms for this field has been selected and limited to about 150 terms, Since marketing is a complex and heterogeneous domain whose limits are difficult to establish, we have tried to cover different areas of marketing by selecting terms belonging to Of its various sub-areas, such as: marketing research, promotion policy, consumer behavior, distribution policy. This selection is also motivated by the diachronic evolution of marketing, discussed in the literature as being carried out in three stages: 1) 1900-1920: marketing deals with selling products on the market (sale); 2) The 1950s added a dimension, namely, the advertisement; 3) Due to the economic growth of the 50s and 60s, which led to an increase in competition, sales orientation of marketing has turned into customer orientation (consumer behavior) (see Zollondz 2007: 14-20). The elaboration of the marketing lexicon had as its starting point the Romanian language, the terms being selected from the Romanian specialized dictionaries and checked in specialized texts (scientific texts, didactic texts) and in economic press articles. For each term, equivalents were given in six languages Romance (taking into account their territorial distribution where appropriate): Catalan, Spanish (Spain, Argentina, Mexico), French (France, Canada), Galician, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil). Also for each term the English equivalent is provided. The terms in the Pantellean Lexicon of Economic Marketing can be consulted in each of the above-mentioned languages ​​by using the alphabetical index for each language. All terms benefit from indicating the appropriate grammatical category. For some terms, quasi (synonyms) and / or writing variants have been recorded. (Cvasi) the synonyms in Romanian appear immediately under the title-term, and for the other Romance languages, they are listed one below the other. The arrow (→) means the reference to another title-term (Quasi) synonym from the list. The inventory of terms includes both simple terms and terminological terms. The latter were taken over as such by the Romanian specialized dictionaries. For some simple terms, with circulation in other specialized languages, as well as in the common language, deconfiguring contexts, extracts from specialized texts and articles in the press and marked In square brackets []. Each of the contributors to the Panlatine Lexicon of Economic Marketing project is responsible for the terms provided as equivalents in that language. We believe that the panlatine lexicon of marketing will facilitate interlingual communication and will satisfy the complex (extralinguistic, linguistic and terminological) interest in this field. The target audience is represented by specialists In several areas: economics, commerce, advertising, media and, last but not least, terminologists and linguists. +892 Thesaurus of Senado Federal http://www.senado.gov.br/publicacoes/thes/ The Secretariat for Information, the Department of Documentation and Information of the Senate, keeps the terminological control (...) The terms are presented in alphabetical order and can be: Authorized Terms:. Terms chosen to represent the concepts, terms Unauthorized : Synonyms or almost synonyms and alternative forms whose use is not authorized. The words are not accentuated, except for 'Ã' and 'Õ'. +893 Chinese Library Classification http://clc.nlc.cn/ "China Library Book Classification"" is a representative of China after the founding of a large-scale comprehensive classification, referred to as ""since the law."" Since the fourth edition in 1999 changed its name to ""China Library Classification ""Abbreviation is unchanged, the English translation of the Chinese Library Classification, the English abbreviation for the CLC."" Chinese law ""and other domestic classification, compared to the preparation of late, but the development of fast, it not only systematically summed up our classification At present, the ""China map"" has been widely used in the various types of libraries, the major domestic large bibliography, search journals, machine readable database, and ""China"" in the preparation of foreign classification of the theory and technology. National Standard Book Number ""and so on are recorded"" in the law ""classification number." +894 Info-Muse Classification System for Ethnology, History and Historical Archaeology Museums http://www.smq.qc.ca/publicsspec/guidesel/doccoll/en/classificationethno/ The Info-Muse classification system for ethnology, history and historical archaeology museums is largely based on the classification system for Parks Canada Service collections, itself based in part on The Revised Nomenclature for Museum Cataloging. This system is the fruit of collaboration between Parks Canada, the Musée de la civilisation and the Société des musées québécois. The definitions of terms are drawn mainly from the Parks Canada document. The classification system makes it possible to group objects in a collection by their original function. It divides them up into a hierarchy in which the smallest unit is the object name, the intermediate unit is the sub-category and the largest unit is the category. This structure makes it possible to organize information on object identification in a logical, meaningful manner. Using a standardized system to divide up information makes it simpler to search for and access records. To maximize system performance, standardized terms must be used to identify the objects. Using the classification system gives a better overview of collections, so that users can spot similarities and differences, groupings and contrasts within a collection itself. In addition to offering better understanding of the content of collections, the classification system promotes reflection on guidelines for collecting, research options and ideal means of sharing the knowledge gained. +895 Info-Muse Classification System for Fine Arts and Decorative Arts museums http://www.smq.qc.ca/publicsspec/guidesel/doccoll/en/classificationarts/ Since 1995, the Info-Muse classification system for fine arts and decorative arts collections has been based on the Art & Architecture Thesaurus (AAT), with the approval of AAT authorities. The system is based on painstaking research work done by Thérèse Labbé, at the time a museology consultant, who successfully completed this job for the Info-Muse Network. Representatives of the David M. Stewart Foundation, the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, the David M. Stewart Museum, the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts, the Musée des Sœurs grises de Montréal, the Musée du Québec, CHIN and the Info-Muse Network also contributed. The system was revised again in 2006 to reflect changes relating to the increasing diversity of practices in contemporary art. Thérèse Labbé, researcher-documentalist at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, agreed to lead a discussion group on the subject. Representatives of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Gallery, the Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec, the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the City of Gatineau were involved in the work. The two subdivisions of the AAT's 'Art' subgroup, namely 'Fine Arts' and 'Decorative Arts', correspond to the categories in the Info-Muse classification system. The 'Fine Arts' sub-categories have to do with the various artistic disciplines and the 'Decorative Arts' sub-categories refer to the various families or groups of applied arts and their use in industry. +896 Classification of Meshblock http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/meshblock.aspx The standard classification of Meshblock is a flat classification and contains 46,643 categories in 2014. The classification is released annually on 1 January. +897 Religious Affiliation – New Zealand Standard Classification http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/religious-affiliation.aspx Religious affiliation is a variable of strong interest to religious organisations, social scientists, and can be used as an explanatory variable in studies on topics such as marriage formation and dissolution, fertility and income. In Australia and in Britain, religion is a variable that is used to derive measures of ethnicity. In New Zealand, religious affiliation is of particular significance for data users interested in Māori and in Pacific Island peoples. It is a variable of historical interest as well; religious affiliation has been collected in the New Zealand Census of Population and Dwellings since 1851. The standard classification of religious affiliation is a hierarchical classification of three levels. Level 1 of the classification has nine categories, level 2 has 40 categories and level 3 has 84 categories – excluding residual categories. +898 Standard Classification of Territorial Authority http://www.stats.govt.nz/methods/classifications-and-standards/classification-related-stats-standards/territorial-authority.aspx The standard classification of territorial authority is a flat classification and contains 68 categories. It is released annually on the 1st of January, and on occasion mid year, but there are not always changes from the previous classification. +899 Zoological Record Thesaurus https://images.webofknowledge.com/WOK50B6/help/ZOOREC/hsa_zrthesaurus.html The Zoological Record Thesaurus contains controlled terms used to index records. It also contains uncontrolled terms as entry points to controlled (preferred) terms. The five major hierarchies in the thesaurus are: Subject; Geographical; Palaeontological; Systematic; Taxa Notes. You can expand each hierarchy to browse for controlled terms and to see their positions in the hierarchy. You can also search the entire combined thesaurus to find the appropriate controlled term(s) for your search. +9 Archives in London and the M25 Area Thesaurus http://www.aim25.ac.uk/browse.htm AIM25 uses subject terms taken from the UNESCO thesaurus, with the inclusion of terms at a more detailed level or for cross referring purposes from other thesauri where appropriate. These include, for instance, terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) and the Australian Human Services and Health Thesaurus (HSH). The AIM25 version of the UNESCO Thesaurus also includes more specialised subject terms contributed by AIM25 repositories, the Public Record Office, the AIM25 Project team, the British Education Thesaurus, Library of Congress subject terms, and the SOAS Missionary thesaurus, where they are considered to be helpful in locating descriptions. The provenance of subject terms is marked against each term in the alphabetical or hierarchical lists. For example UNESCO terms are marked with a [U] and AIM25 added terms are marked with [A]. Personal and corporate names are formulated according to the Rules for the construction of personal, place and corporate names developed and published by the UK National Council on Archives (1997). Place names are fitted into the country groupings given in section 7 of the UNESCO Thesaurus, with the addition of Seas, Oceans and Arctic Regions. Descriptions are also indexed by subjects and by names of persons, corporate organizations, and places associated with the description and these indexing terms or 'index entries' are listed at the end of each description. Subject thesaurus and Name index assisted searching uses these index entries. The index entries are limited to those available in the database, so they guarantee at least one hit on a relevant description. +90 British Museum Object Names Thesaurus http://old.collectionstrust.org.uk/assets/thesaurus_bmon/Objintro.htm A Collections Data Management Section (CDMS) Working Party was set up in the 1980s to analyse the terms used to record object names in the British Museum, and to incorporate them into an on-line thesaurus. Hierarchical and other standard thesaural relationships were added, as well as explanatory notes where appropriate. The thesaurus architecture is based on ISO 2788. Curatorial advice has been sought at all stages of the project, and a number of publications were consulted, which are listed in the bibliography. Members of the Working Party also contributed extensively to the Museum Documentation Association (mda) Terminology Working Group and to the mda Archaeological Objects Thesaurus Working Party. The initial entries were generated from the object name indexes to the databases, consisting of terms taken from a variety of documentary sources (such as registers, file cards and catalogues). Hence the terms in the thesaurus are not full descriptions of the objects; these are entered in the Description field. The choice of Top Terms and Broad Terms was determined by common retrieval enquiries and by the nature of the British Museum's collections, and includes functional object name categories (e.g. vessel) as well as those referring to an activity (e.g. dance equipment) or concept (e.g. religious/ritual equipment). The addition of the word 'equipment' allows for object names describing ancillary equipment to be included in each category. Thus for example, the music equipment hierarchy incorporates music-book as well as musical instrument. The thesaurus reflects the nature of the British Museum collections, and was originally set up as an internal reference tool. Some areas of terminology may be more specific than others, depending on the level of documentation available, or the size of particular collections. +900 Register of the FIS education literature database http://www.fachportal-paedagogik.de/fis_bildung/fis_sws.html "The FIS Educational Literature Database is the most comprehensive compilation of literary literatures in the German-speaking world, with a focus on educational science research and education, but also provides a comprehensive range of pedagogical practice (kindergarten, school, special education, etc.) From all disciplines of educational science, as well as from educational scripts and practical texts and materials. ""Both printed and online published essays, anthologies, anthologies, and monographs have been explored in terms of content and partial abstracts since the year 1980." +901 Classification UPC http://www.upc.edu/oda/gestio_documental/quadre-de-classificacio This classification functional groups the documents to reflect the functions and activities of the University following a hierarchical structure and logic. It is a picture flexible, which allows you to add new features without the need to structure it or encode it again. the divisions are from general concepts to specific activities. the documents of the University are divided into two categories: document management and operating documents. the documents that are characteristic of any administrative documents with specific functions of the UPC. within these categories there are twelve kinds of documents. there are eight kinds of documents management equal in any administration. +902 Domain of fiction http://kaunokki.kirjastot.fi/ Verkko-Kaunokki is the subject matter of fictive material and its content and functionality is managed by the Helsingin kaupunginkirjasto - Central Library of the Public Libraries, based on the Kaunokki: fiktiv aineistanius published by BTJ Finland, published by BTJ Finland. +903 Finnish Public Libraries Classification System http://ykl.kirjastot.fi/ The WebPLC is the webversion of the Finnish Public Libraries Classification System. It contains the tables and the index of the PLC. +904 Agrotezaver: Flora in Favna http://www.agroweb.bf.uni-lj.si/geslovnik.htm +905 Basic Terminology of Stereochemistry http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iupac/stereo/ The definitions used in this glossary are identical to those in the published document, see G.P. Moss Pure and Applied Chemistry, 68, 2193-2222 (1996) [Copyright IUPAC; reproduced with the permission of IUPAC]. If you use any of these definitions please cite this reference as their source. In setting up the World Wide Web version some errors have been detected. The changes have been marked by which is a link to details of the change and where it applies. (...) This is a glossary of the more important, and most widely-used, stereochemical terms. It extends the list of those defined in the IUPAC Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry, Section E: Stereochemistry (Recommendations 1974) and includes some terms from the Glossary of Terms used in Physical Organic Chemistry (Recommendations 1994). Additional terms have been added from inorganic and macromolecular chemistry. Some misleading terms are included together with guidance on correct usage or acceptable alternatives. Many of the symbols used in stereochemical nomenclature are mentioned but details of their assignment or their incorporation into chemical names are left to the appropriate recommendations. Terminology related to techniques used in the determination of stereochemistry are largely excluded as well as terms used to describe reaction mechanisms. +906 Classification of the Biogeographical Provinces of the World https://portals.iucn.org/library/efiles/documents/OP-018.pdf This is a hierarchical system which consists of (1) biogeographic regions, i.e. major taxa; (2) biotic provinces withinthe regions. Further, each province is characterized by a (3) major biome or biome-complex. As discussed above, we re-name the first two items (biogeographical realm, biogeographical province). +907 Wildland Planning Glossary http://www.treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/26935 More than 1400 terms useful in wildland and related resource planning are defined. The purpose of the work is to facilitate communication between professionals, not to provide them with exhaustive vocabularies of each other's specialties. Definitions are drawn from many sources, including public laws and government manuals, but are not intended to establish legally binding definitions. A list of terms and list of sources are included. +908 Classification Lenoch The system comprises forty-six main groups, which are represented by a two letter code. This code is based on the French version of the descriptors. Each main group can be divided into thirty-four subgroups which are represented both by the digits 1 to 9 and the letters A to Z (‘I’ was omitted in order to avoid confusion). The result is a three character code of high mnemonic value, especially since the third character is inheritable in meaning. +909 Lapponica http://finto.fi/lapponica/ Lapponica thesaurus is within Rovaniemi library's decades-edited a special vocabulary that is used to Lapland collection and the wider pohjoiskalottikokoelman for indexing. A special feature thesaurus is especially terminology in relation to the Sami people. The reason for drawing up Special Case glossary has been the need for the terms that have been difficult to describe the more general subject headings form. Thesauruses is involved also the wider Arctic region and words related somewhat to the northern Finno-Ugric kindred peoples of terms. +91 Canadian Thesaurus of Construction Science and Technology There are 15,331 files in the TC/CS. Most of the descriptor terms in the TC/CS are in plural form (i.e. cars). The thesaurus uses the convention: if you can answer the question 'how much ____?' (how much rain), then the term will be listed in the singular form. If you can answer the question 'how many ____?' (i.e. how many cars), then it will be listed in the plural form. If you are unsure, then append a '*' wildcard to the desired words in your search strategy; for example 'survey*'. There are 15,331 files in the TC/CS. Each of the descriptor terms in the electronic TC.CS are contained in a self-standing file. That is, a term such as 'thesaurus' is stored in a file named 'thesaurus.html', and the BT,WT,NT, etc. are external crosslinks contained in the file. In all cases, any CTCS descriptor can only point to a BT, GT or WT that is one level above, or a NT or PT that is one level below, or a RT or AT that is on the same level. There are 10 levels in this hierarchy, going from terms such as 'Knowledge' and 'Research' at the top level down to the nuts and bolts at the bottom level. +910 General Finnish Ontology http://finto.fi/yso/ "General Finnish Upper Ontology YSO is a trilingual ontology consisting mainly of general concepts. YSO has been founded on the basis of concepts in Finnish cultural sphere. As an indexing tool it is best applicable when indexed material is interdiscliplinary and its themes vary to a great extent. YSO's hierarchical construction is founded on parent-child relationships. In addition to this, some concepts are supplemented with associative and part-whole relations. Each concept in YSO is issued to at least one thematic group and some concepts have also been grouped with a non-hierarchical collection label (such as ""clothes by materials""). Following the international standards for thesauri, the terms for concepts are usually plural nouns. Terms in singular are usually mass nouns or terms referring to actions or abstract concepts. Some terms carry a different meaning when used in plural and in singular. For example, ballet refers to an art form and ballets to individual works of art. YSO is based on General Finnish Thesaurus (YSA) and General Finnish Thesaurus in Swedish (Allärs). Concepts in YSO and concepts in YSA and Allärs have been linked to each other with equivalence relationships. YSO has also been linked to Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)." +911 Glossary for academics and teaching at the University of Barcelona http://diposit.ub.edu/dspace/bitstream/2445/3141/4/Glossari.pdf This glossary is intended as a resource to facilitate communication within the UB around academic subjects and teachers. The need for it is the fact that often, certain terms are given different meanings and also often arise and spread new words that accompany the process of change in which they are immersed universities. +912 Ontology for Music http://finto.fi/muso/ +913 The Finnish Ontology of Photography http://finto.fi/valo/ +914 http://finto.fi/kulo/ +915 Ontology for Museum Domain and Applied Arts http://finto.fi/maotao/ +916 List of concepts, terms and acronyms of Psychology and Educational Sciences http://cv.uoc.edu/moduls/UW_10000_01100/ List of concepts, terms and acronyms of Psychology and Educational Sciences +917 KOKO Ontology http://finto.fi/koko/ KOKO is a collection of Finnish core ontologies, which have been merged together. The ontologies include the Finnish General Upper Ontology YSO and ontologies that extend and refine YSO such as the Ontology for Museum Domain, the Ontology of Applied Arts, and the Finnish Ontology of Photography. +918 Names of Finnish Corporate Bodies http://finto.fi/cn/fi/ Please, do not use. Maintenance of The Names of Finnish Corporate Bodies (Suomalaiset yhteisönimet) ended in December 2020. You can find the names of the Finnish corporate bodies in KANTO (http://finto.fi/finaf/en/), where you can see the names of persons associated with Finnish publications as well. The Finnish community names cover the reference names of the National Library of Finland in the description of the national bibliography of the National Library of Finland and the target communities of the Finnish publishing houses, and the names of the music material are not yet available. Can also be linked to a previous or recent name in the Community The following are the rules and policies of the Finnish Listing Rules for the search part of the list: Updates of name forms are made when the same entity appears differently in the following publication. The name tag has been revised. Finnish community names are intended for use with books, articles, electronic material and other material Type indexing and data retrieval. Uniform form names help data writers and seekers find just the right community. On the one hand, they can tie together the various variants of the above mentioned names and, on the other hand, distinguish between the same names (eg Nokia City and Nokia). +919 http://finto.fi/juho/ +92 Cine-Resources Thesaurus http://www.cineressource.net/thesaurus/ 13 semantic fields are proposed, and a navigation in the subdivisions of each is possible to search for the exact correct subject. +920 http://finto.fi/jupo/ +921 A discipline classification used in higher education research collection http://finto.fi/okm-tieteenala/ On development activities in statistics Research and Statistics Finland, in 2007, introduced by the discipline classification was revised in 2010 by dividing classes into smaller and earlier given the most appropriate entities Discipline classification is based on the OECD Discipline rating OKM used..., Published by R & D activities in support of statistics Frascati-Manual FOS classification +922 http://finto.fi/liito/ +923 http://finto.fi/mero/fi/ +924 http://finto.fi/puho/ +925 TSR ontology http://finto.fi/tsr/ +926 http://finto.fi/afo/fi/ +927 Finnish Names of Plants http://finto.fi/kassu/fi/ +928 Finnish Ontology of Health and Welfare http://finto.fi/tero/ +929 Ontology for Fiction http://finto.fi/kauno/ KAUNO is an ontology for works of fiction. Its Finnish terms are based on Kaunokki thesaurus and Swedish on Bella thesaurus. The ontology is maintained by Helsinki City Library. +93 Communication Thesaurus Used in the database 'Communication & Mass Media Complete'. +930 http://finto.fi/kito/ +931 http://finto.fi/kto/ +932 Long Term Ecological Research Network Controlled Vocabulary http://vocab.lternet.edu/vocab/vocab/ 911 Terms, 462 Relations between terms, 196 Non preferred terms. +933 http://www.vocabularyserver.com/clacso/ +934 Colombian Contemporary Children's Literature http://www.vocabularyserver.com/literaturainfantil/index.php 190 Terms, Relationships between Terms, 18 Equivalent Terms. +935 Guidelines for the Construction, Format, and Management of Monolingual Controlled Vocabularies http://vocabularyserver.com/glossaries/z3919/ "127 Terms, 60 Relations between terms, 15 Non preferred terms."" ""This Standard presents guidelines and conventions for the contents, display, construction, testing, maintenance, and management of monolingual controlled vocabularies. This Standard focuses on controlled vocabularies that are used for the representation of content objects in knowledge organization systems including lists, synonym rings, taxonomies, and thesauri. This Standard should be regarded as a set of recommendations based on preferred techniques and procedures. Optional procedures are, however, sometimes described, e.g., for the display of terms in a controlled vocabulary. The primary purpose of vocabulary control is to achieve consistency in the description of content objects and to facilitate retrieval. Vocabulary control is accomplished by three principal methods: defining the scope, or meaning, of terms; using the equivalence relationship to link synonymous and nearly synonymous terms; and distinguishing among homographs." +936 OSZKÓ Thesaurus / Köztaurusz http://mek.oszk.hu/00700/00769/ +937 http://id.sgcb.mcu.es/ +939 List of Subject Headings for Public Libraries http://id.sgcb.mcu.es/ "This publication offers a list of subject headings in the service of the standardization and effectiveness of Spanish public libraries. It is a Spanish list and at the same time universal, by not translating or adapting a foreign list of headings or that of a It was based on the idea of ​​an ideal collection scheme for public libraries of our time, which also managed to manage the guidelines for the acquisitions of the library. Thesaurus was considered as a basic framework for the writing of the headings and These were later verified in the file of headings of matter of the National Library. Finally, the headings were related to each other and it was verified the existence of a certain rigor in the application of norms, which turns this List into a documented language 'checked'."" ""The List of Headings of Matters for Public Libraries has been crossed with the List of headings of matter in Galician (LEMAG) and with the Llista de encapçalaments de material de la Biblioteca de Catalunya (LEMAC), obtaining 4,834 links (...) In short, the number of links to other lists of subject headings is: 11,100 to LCSH, 6,660 to RAMEAU, 7,572 to GND, in addition to the aforementioned LEMAG and LEMAC." +94 The Cultural Objects Names Authority http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/cona/ The focus of CONA is works cataloged in scholarly literature, museum collections, visual resources collections, archives, libraries, and indexing projects with a primary emphasis on art, architecture, or archaeology. There are many fields in CONA, however through titles/names (equivalence relationships), as well as hierarchical and associative relationships, the basic structure of CONA is that of a thesaurus in compliance with ISO and NISO standards. Although it may be displayed as a list, CONA is a hierarchical database; its trees branch from a root called Top of the CONA hierarchy (Subject_ID: 700000000). There may be multiple broader contexts, making CONA polyhierarchical. In addition to the hierarchical relationships (e.g., between a print and the larger volume to which it belongs), CONA has equivalence relationships (between equivalent titles/names) and associative relationships (e.g., between a sketch and the final work). The primary top divisions of CONA are the facets Built Work and Movable Work. With the exception of performance art, CONA records unique physical works. However, CONA may include works that were never built or that no longer exist, for example designs for a building that was not constructed or a work that has been destroyed. The primary users of the Getty vocabularies include museums, art libraries, archives, visual resource collection catalogers, bibliographic projects concerned with art, researchers in art and art history, and the information specialists who are dealing with the needs of these users. In addition, a significant number of users of the Getty vocabularies are students or members of the general public. +940 Roles Name Authority List The Roles name authority list (NAL) or authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing the roles relevant for the descriptive metadata used at the Publications Office and the core metadata used in the data exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process. It is also used by EUR-Lex. The table provides an authority code, the start-use date and labels in all official EU languages. The Roles NAL is part of the Core Metadata (CM) used in the exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the EU. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR). +941 Places Name Authority List The Places name authority list (NAL) or Common Authority Table (CAT) is a controlled vocabulary listing locations relevant for the descriptive metadata used at the Publications Office and the core metadata used in the data exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process. In this authority table (AT) the authority codes are constructed based on UN/LOCODE codes. The AT uses the classification (membership classification) and the authority codes of the country AT. This AT also provides ISO 3166-2 codes, as well as geographical coordinates. European capitals of culture are also included. The original name of each locality is given. Descriptions for each concept are provided. Corporate body AT uses this AT to identify the seat of each concept (LOC_id), and site AT uses it to identify the location of each site (loc_code). The NAL is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. +942 Interinstitutional procedures Name Authority List The Interinstitutional procedures name authority list (NAL) is a controlled vocabulary listing the procedures that are part of the legal decision making process with their authority code and label(s) in the 24 official languages of the EU (when available). The Inter-institutional procedures NAL lists the different procedures used in the context of data exchange between the institutions involved in the legislative process. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR). +943 Formation of the Court Name Authority List This authority table is a controlled vocabulary showing the composition of the courts of the European Union according to the case they are seized with (Articles 251, 254 and 257 of the Treaty on Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). It provides an authority code, the start-use date of the concept and labels in all official EU languages. The concepts are used for the production of reports of cases before the Court and to publish case-law on the EUR-Lex site. The authority table is used in an IMMC extension for which only one institution is the source (Court of Justice). It is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. More detailed information can be obtained from the Statute of the Court of Justice common to all courts, as well as from the respective Rules of Procedure of the courts, available on the website of the Court of Justice of the European Union: Statute of the Court of Justice (1-9-2016): https://curia.europa.eu/jcms/jcms/p1_219149/en/ Rules of Procedure of the Statute of the Court of Justice (25-9-2012): https://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2012-10/rp_en.pdf Rules of procedure of the General Court (4-3-2015): https://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2018-11/tra-doc-en-div-t-0000-2018-201810296-05_01.pdf Rules of Procedure of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal (1-7-2011): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2010-04/rp_14_04_2010_en.pdf These concepts are used for the production of reports of cases before the Court and to publish the case-law on the EUR-Lex site: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/collection/eu-law/eu-case-law.html +944 Legal proceeding result Name Authority List This table presents concepts relating to the results of a case or procedure following the delivery of the decision. They are to be used together with the table of proceedings. More detailed information can be consulted in the Rules of Procedure of these courts, available on the website of the Court of Justice of the European Union: Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice (18-6-2013): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2012-10/rp_en.pdf Rules of Procedure of the General Court (1-7-2013): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2008-09/txt7_2008-09-25_14-08-6_431.pdf Rules of Procedure of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal (1-7-2011): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2010-04/rp_14_04_2010_en.pdf These concepts are used for the production of reports of cases before the Court and to publish the case-law on the EUR-Lex site: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/collection/eu-law/eu-case-law.html +945 Treaties Name Authority List The treaty authority table is a controlled vocabulary listing the different EU treaties, including treaties and protocols, accession treaties, Schengen Convention and Charter of Fundamental Rights. It provides an authority code, the start-use date of the concept and labels in all official EU languages. The treaty authority table gives the day and the location of the signature of a treaty with reference to place authority table, excluding the consolidated versions as well as the acts concerning the conditions of accession and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. This table is part of the core metadata used in the exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision-making process and the Publications Office of the European Union. It is also used by EUR-Lex. The treaty authority table is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union in the Metadata Registry (EU Vocabularies website). +946 Legal proceeding Name Authority List This table presents concepts relating to different legal remedies available to an applicant before the EU Courts (Court of Justice, the General Court and the Civil Service Tribunal) (Articles 260, 263, 268 and 270 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union). This table presents concepts relating to different legal remedies available to an applicant before the EU Courts (Court of Justice, the General Court and the Civil Service Tribunal) (Articles 260, 263, 268 and 270 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union). The authority table is used together with the procresult authority table (legal proceeding result). The table provides an authority code, the start-use date of the concept and labels in all official EU languages. These concepts are used for the production of reports of cases before the Court and to publish the case-law on the EUR-Lex site: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/collection/eu-law/eu-case-law.html. The concepts are put in alphabetical order. More detailed information can be consulted in the Rules of Procedure of these courts, available on the website of the Court of Justice of the European Union: Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice (18-6-2013): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2012-10/rp_en.pdf Rules of Procedure of the General Court (1-7-2013): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2008-09/txt7_2008-09-25_14-08-6_431.pdf Rules of Procedure of the European Union Civil Service Tribunal (1-7-2011): http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/2010-04/rp_14_04_2010_en.pdf +947 "The Resource types named authority list (NAL) or Common Authority Table (CAT) is a controlled vocabulary listing resource or document types with their authority code and label(s) in the 24 official languages of the EU (when available). The resource type authority table (AT) lists the different types of document (e.g. directive, regulation, etc.) used in the context of data exchange between the European institutions involved in the legal decision-making process. Set up in order to harmonise the various types of documents used by different systems and, in particular, used in the ""Core Metadata and Extension Metadata XML schemas"", the AT is part of the ""Core Metadata"". As regards the ""Core Metadata"", the AT is related to the event and corporate-body (Agent) authority tables. The NAL is under the governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR)." +948 Multilingual Name Authority List The multilingual authority table is a controlled vocabulary based on the language authority table. It contains language combinations used for catalogue purposes. The EU publications use two-character codes, the first two positions of the three-character authority code. The codes are alphanumeric in order to not confuse with ISO codes that are strictly alphabetic. +949 Language Name Authority List The Language authority table is a controlled vocabulary that lists concepts associated with languages. Its main scope is to support activities associated with publication process. The concepts included are correlated with the ISO 639 international standard. This standard is issued in several parts: ISO 639-1 contains strictly two alphabetic letters (alpha-2), ISO 639-2/B (B = bibliographic) is used for bibliographic purpose (alpha-3), ISO 639-2/T (T = terminology) is used for technical purpose (alpha-3), ISO 639-3 covers all the languages and macro-languages of the world (alpha-3); the values are compliant with ISO 639-2/T. If an authority code is needed for a language without assigned ISO code, an alphanumeric code is created in order to not confuse with ISO codes that are strictly alphabetic. Contributions to the Language authority table are accepted following a review made by EU Vocabularies team of the Publications Office of the EU. The Language authority table is maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on the EU Vocabularies website. +95 Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Thesaurus http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/irct-tcir.htm The CRTC Thesaurus contains the preferred terms used to index CRTC information resources on its website. Describing web resources using controlled terminology improves the ability of users to find the information they need when search engines are metadata-enabled. +950 File Type Name Authority List The File types name authority list (NAL) or Common Authority Table (CAT) is a controlled vocabulary listing file types (...) with their authority code and label(s) in the 24 official languages of the EU (when available). The File types NAL is part of the Core Metadata (CM) used in the data exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the EU. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR). +951 Country Name Authority List https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/dataset/-/resource?uri=http://publications.europa.eu/resource/dataset/country "This country codes authority table is intended to provide a code related to the names of the countries – in a short and in a long form – in the 24 official languages of the European Union.These codes are used for the documentary metadata and may present slight differences with those used for the production of documents at a stylistic level. The ""Authority code"" relays on the ISO 3166-1/alpha-3 positions. If the ISO code doesn't exist, an alpha-numeric code is created. A traceability of this codes creation is ensured and historical relationships are also offered as from 1950 till now with the date(s) of event(s). A country code comparison is provided between ISO codes, IANA codes (Internet ccTLDS – Country-code Top-level Domains), and TIR (Transport International par la Route) Vehicle system codes. Codes marked in italic are obsolete and should not be used, excepted in the case of back-log work. ISO 3166 is the International standard for country codes. The purpose of ISO 3166 is to establish codes for the representation of names of countries. This standard exists in three forms: ISO 3166-1 (2006) contains a two-letter code which is recommended as the general purpose code, a three-letter code which has better mnenomic properties and a numeric-3 code which can be useful if script independence of the codes is important. ISO 3166-2 (2007) gives codes for the names of the principal subdivisions (e.g provinces or states) of all countries coded in ISO 3166-1. This code is based on the two-letter code element from ISO 3166-1 followed by a separator and a further string of up to three alphanumeric characters. ISO 3166-3 (1999) contains a four-letter code for those country names which have been deleted from ISO 3166-1 since its first publication in 1974. The code elements for formerly used country names have a length of four alphabetical characters (alpha-4 code elements). The ISO 3166-1 is also used by the EU Geonomenclature of the Statistical Office, the UN/LOCODE, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Internet Assigned Authority Numbers (IANA) and more other organisations." +952 Currencies Name Authority List The Currencies name authority list (NAL) or Common Authority Table (CAT) is a controlled vocabulary listing currencies with their authority code and label(s) in the 24 official languages of the EU (when available). The list is based on the ISO standard ISO 4217. This NAL is maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR). +953 Event Name Authority List The Event authority table (AT) is a controlled vocabulary listing the events that are part of the legal decision making process. It was created in order to harmonize and to trace historically the various events triggered by an agent within the procedures and associated to a resource type. The various sources of information were extracted from Pegase and Prelex. The Event AT is part of the core metadata used in the exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the European Union. It is also used by EUR-Lex. It provides an authority code, the start-use date of the concept and labels in all official EU languages. Codes in italic are deprecated and should not be used, except in the case of back-log work. The Event AT is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the European Union on EU Vocabularies website. +954 Corporate bodies Name Authority List "The Corporate bodies name authority list (NAL) or Common Authority Table (CAT) is a controlled vocabulary listing corporate entities such as European institutions and bodies with their authority code and label(s) in the 24 official languages of the EU (when available). The list covers as well subdivisions of the different institutions such as DG's. The Corporate bodies NAL is part of the Core Metadata (CM) used in the data exchange between the institutions involved in the legal decision making process and the Publications Office of the EU. The NAL is under governance of the Interinstitutional Metadata Maintenance Committee (IMMC) and maintained by the Publications Office of the EU in its Metadata Registry (MDR). This table provides the varying names of EU corporate bodies for a given time span. Some other corporate bodies are also included as far as they are used in the various systems in the Publications Office. They are classified accordingly in ""EU"" | ""INT (for international)"" | ""Other"". The traceability of the chronological modifications is ensured when possible. For the EU Corporate bodies, the legal basis is also indicated, as far as they are known. As the official languages have changed over the time, the translations are provided in the existing official languages for a given period. The names are provided under the labels and in a longer form (e.g. Committee of the Regions | Committee of the Regions of the European Union). A bi-directional vertical relationship shows how the entities are connected in a parent-child relationship. A bi-directional horizontal relationship is establish between the entities, starting at a given date and, if the case occurs, the link to the successor and the predecessor." +955 Authorized Osteopathic Thesaurus http://www.aacom.org/news-and-events/publications/osteopathic-thesaurus Recently, various groups within the osteopathic profession discovered that the current sources of osteopathic terminology were inadequate to meet their needs. They determined that, especially in the digital age, an authoritative osteopathic thesaurus was essential to the increasing number of professional activities requiring accurate, consistent descriptive terminology. (...) The Authorized Osteopathic Thesaurus (AOT) is the official thesaurus for osteopathic medicine, defining the meaning and interrelationships of those terms that have a unique meaning in osteopathic medicine. The goal of the AOT is to standardize the unique diagnostic, therapeutic, and theoretical concepts and terminology of osteopathic philosophy, principles and practice. The Thesaurus includes the preferred form of each term; its definition; references as needed to broader, narrower, and related terms; synonyms; and archaic forms of the term. Abbreviations and acronyms are also included. This first edition of the AOT is derived in part from the September 2003 edition of the Glossary of osteopathic terminology.Published biannually by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine's Educational Council on Osteopathic Principles (ECOP) since 1981, the Glossary was the largest pre-existing authoritative source of osteopathic terms. The other primary source was the OSTMED ® subject authority file and bibliographic index to the literature of osteopathic medicine. The 2004 Edition is the first edition of the AOT. We anticipate regularly updating and revising the AOT. Future editions will include more terms and reflect further development of modern osteopathic teaching. This edition consists of: Total Number of Terms 471, Uniquely Osteopathic Terms 240, MeSH Terms 27, Non-Preferred Terms (Synonyms) 231. +956 National Agricultural Thesaurus http://snida.agricultura.gov.br:81/binagri/html/Cen_Thes1.html Thesagro is the responsibility of the National Agricultural Library - BINAGRI, an agency of the Executive Secretariat of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply. Its first edition was published in June 1979. It is a vocabulary specialized in agriculture and related areas, used for Indexing and retrieval of documents in accordance with UNESCO directives, ie standards established by the United Nations Information System - Unisist of the document Principles directeurs pour Létablissement et développement le thesaurus monolingues (SC / WS / 555, Paris, 1973). National is updated periodically. We will always be providing the latest version for download. +957 Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm The Harmonized System is an international nomenclature for the classification of products. It allows participating countries to classify traded goods on a common basis for customs purposes. At the international level, the Harmonized System (HS) for classifying goods is a six-digit code system. The HS comprises approximately 5,300 article/product descriptions that appear as headings and subheadings, arranged in 99 chapters, grouped in 21 sections. The six digits can be broken down into three parts. The first two digits (HS-2) identify the chapter the goods are classified in, e.g. 09 = Coffee, Tea, Maté and Spices. The next two digits (HS-4) identify groupings within that chapter, e.g. 09.02 = Tea, whether or not flavoured. The next two digits (HS-6) are even more specific, e.g. 09.02.10 Green tea (not fermented)... Up to the HS-6 digit level, all countries classify products in the same way (a few exceptions exist where some countries apply old versions of the HS). The Harmonized System was introduced in 1988 and has been adopted by most of the countries worldwide. It has undergone several changes in the classification of products. These changes are called revisions and happened in 1996, 2002 and 2007. +958 Classification for Land Use Statistics http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm?TargetUrl=LST_NOM_DTL&StrNom=CLUSTERS93&StrLanguageCode=EN&IntPcKey=&StrLayoutCode=HIERARCHIC&IntCurrentPage=1 +96 Database of Virtual Art Keywords https://www.digitalartarchive.at/nc/database/database-info/keywords.html Used in the 'Database of Virtual Art'. +960 Classification of Environmental Protection Activities and Expenditure http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nomenclatures/index.cfm?TargetUrl=LST_NOM_DTL&StrNom=CEPA_2000&StrLanguageCode=EN&IntPcKey=&StrLayoutCode=HIERARCHIC&CFID=1378067&CFTOKEN=f3ca17a821ad668f-D41B1650-C434-C401-4A424D82324A27AE&jsessionid=ee30991268c4351339 CEPA is a functional classification used to classifiy activities, products, outlays and other transactions whose primary purpose is environmental protection. It is a hierarchic classification with 3 levels (level 1: 9 categories, level 2: 46 categories, level 3: 20 categories). +961 BISAC Subject Headings http://bisg.org/page/bisacedition The BISAC Subject Headings List, also known as the BISAC Subject Codes List, is a standard used by many companies throughout the supply chain to categorize books based on topical content. The Subject Heading applied to a book can determine where the work is shelved in a brick and mortar store or the genre(s) under which it can be searched for in an internal database. +962 Subject areas of the Hessian Bibliography http://prodopac.rz.uni-frankfurt.de/HEBCGI/hessBib.pl?cat=sachgebiete&port=80 A systematic set-up system provides thematic access to the titles of the Hessian Bibliography. +963 Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives Topic Classification http://www.cessda.net/catalogue/ Resources are classified at study level by one or more of topics taken from the CESSDA classification. +964 Disciplines of the Information Archives http://www.fsd.uta.fi/fi/aineistot/arkistointi/FSD_topcClas.html The Finnish Social Science Data Archive uses the CESSDA topic classification in its descriptors as well as its own classification. +965 National Vegetation Classification http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-4259 The National Vegetation Classification (NVC) is one of the key common standards developed for the country nature conservation agencies. The original project aimed to produce a comprehensive classification and description of the plant communities of Britain, each systematically named and arranged and with standardised descriptions for each. It was originally commissioned in 1975 by the Nature Conservancy Council (NCC) and was intended as a new classification, not an attempt to fit British plant communities into some existing scheme derived from elsewhere in Europe. The general approach adopted was phytosociological and, therefore, concentrated on the rigorous recording of floristic data. It did, nevertheless, try to avoid over-scrupulous selection of samples, rejection of awkward data and preoccupation with the hierarchical taxonomy of vegetation types. +966 New Zealand Threat Classification System http://www.doc.govt.nz/publications/conservation/nz-threat-classification-system/ The New Zealand Threat Classification System's long-term goal is to list all extant species that exist here according to their threat of extinction. The system is made up of manuals and corresponding taxa status lists. The status of each species group (birds, plants, reptiles, etc.) is assessed over a 3-year cycle. +967 North American Product Classification System http://www.census.gov/eos/www/napcs/ In February 1999, the statistical agencies of Canada, Mexico, and the United States launched a joint multi-phase initiative (...) to develop a comprehensive demand-oriented product classification system to complement the new supply-oriented industry classification system introduced in 1997. The industry classification system is known as the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS); the product classification is known as the North American Product Classification System (NAPCS). The long-term objective of NAPCS is to develop a market-oriented, or demand-based, hierarchical classification system for products (goods and services) that (a) is not industry-of-origin based but can be linked to the NAICS industry structure, (b) is consistent across the three NAICS countries, and (c) promotes improvements in the identification and classification of service products across international classification systems, such as the Central Product Classification System of the United Nations. (...) The products developed under Phases I - III are assembled into 102 product lists that identify and define the significant products produced by about 370 US service industries. These lists include 98 that are at the trilateral level; three at the bilateral level (US and Mexico for NAICS 55-Management of Companies and Enterprises, NAICS 621210-Offices of Dentists, and NAICS 621610-Home Health Care Services); and one at the US-only level (for NAICS 621-2 (except 6212, 6, and 9)-Health Care Services of Physicians, Health Care Practitioners (except Dentists) and Hospitals). Product lines developed from all 102 lists were incorporated into product collection forms developed for the 2007 and 2012 Economic Censuses, and they are being incorporated incrementally into the Service Annual Survey (beginning in 2001). +968 American Society of Anesthesiologists Physical Status Classification System http://www.asahq.org/resources/clinical-information/asa-physical-status-classification-system The purpose of the grading system is simply to assess the degree of a patient’s 'sickness' or 'physical state' prior to selecting the anesthetic or prior to performing surgery. Describing patients’ preoperative physical status is used for recordkeeping, for communicating between colleagues, and to create a uniform system for statistical analysis. The grading system is not intended for use as a measure to predict operative risk. +969 Contractors State License Board Licensing Classifications http://www.cslb.ca.gov/About_Us/Library/Licensing_Classifications/ CSLB licenses contractors in 43 classifications. +97 Thesaurus of Contemporary History of Spain http://thes.cindoc.csic.es/alfa_esp.php The thesaurus consists of an alphabetical part, descriptor to descriptor with all its relations, and the thesaurus consists of an alphabetical part, descriptor to descriptor with all its relations, and The main purpose of our thesaurus is to serve as a terminological tool in the indexing and retrieval of information, Of a set of documents, those related to the field of research of Contemporary History of Spain and forming part of an automated information system. This thesaurus, due to the specific and specialized level of the subjects in the sources used, articles of magazines , Allows its use for the analysis of a great variety of documentary types, such as l Ibros, articles, conference proceedings, doctoral theses or chapters of compilations. +970 International Standard Classification of Occupations http://www.ilo.org/public/english/bureau/stat/isco/ ISCO is a tool for organizing jobs into a clearly defined set of groups according to the tasks and duties undertaken in the job. Its main aims are to provide: a basis for the international reporting, comparison and exchange of statistical and administrative data about occupations; a model for the development of national and regional classifications of occupations; and a system that can be used directly in countries that have not developed their own national classifications. It is intended for use in statistical applications and in a variety of client oriented applications. Client oriented applications include the matching of job seekers with job vacancies, the management of short or long term migration of workers between countries and the development of vocational training programmes and guidance. The first version of ISCO was adopted in 1957 by the Ninth International Conference of Labour Statisticians (ICLS). It is known as ISCO-58. This version was superseded by ISCO-68, which was adopted by the Eleventh ICLS in 1966. The third version, ISCO-88, was adopted by the Fourteenth ICLS in 1987. Many current national occupational classifications are based on one of these three ISCO versions. ISCO has recently been updated to take into account developments in the world of work since 1988 and to make improvements in light of experience gained in using ISCO-88. The updating did not change the basic principles and top structure of ISCO-88 but significant structural changes were made in some areas. The updated classification was adopted in December 2007 and is known as ISCO-08. Many countries are now updating their national classification either based on ISCO-08 or to improve alignment with the new international statistical standard. +971 Nursing Interventions Classification "The Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) is a comprehensive, research-based, standardized classification of interventions that nurses perform. It is useful for clinical documentation, communication of care across settings, integration of data across systems and settings, effectiveness research, productivity measurement, competency evaluation, reimbursement, and curricular design. The Classification includes the interventions that nurses do on behalf of patients, both independent and collaborative interventions, both direct and indirect care. An intervention is defined as ""any treatment, based upon clinical judgment and knowledge, that a nurse performs to enhance patient/client outcomes."" While an individual nurse will have expertise in only a limited number of interventions reflecting on her or his specialty, the entire classification captures the expertise of all nurses. NIC can be used in all settings (from acute care intensive care units, to home care, to hospice, to primary care) and all specialties (from critical care to ambulatory care and long term care). While the entire classification describes the domain of nursing, some of the interventions in the classification are also done by other providers. NIC can be used by other non-physician providers to describe their treatments. NIC interventions include both the physiological (e.g. Acid-Base Management) and the psychosocial (e.g. Anxiety Reduction). Interventions are included for illness treatment (e.g. Hyperglycemia Management), illness prevention (e.g. Fall Prevention), and health promotion (e.g. Exercise Promotion). Most of the interventions are for use with individuals but many are for use with families (e.g. Family Integrity Promotion), and some are for use with entire communities (e.g. Environmental Management: Community). Indirect care interventions (e.g. Supply Management) are also included. Each intervention as it appears in the classification is listed with a label name, a definition, a set of activities to carry out the intervention, and background readings. The 554 interventions in NIC (6th ed.) are grouped into thirty classes and seven domains for ease of use. (...) Each intervention has a unique number (code). The classification is continually updated with an ongoing process for feedback and review. In the back of the book, there are instructions for how users can submit suggestions for modifications to existing interventions or propose a new intervention. All contributors whose changes are included in the next edition are acknowledged in the book. New editions of the classification are planned for approximately every 5 years. The classification was first published in 1992, the second edition in 1996, the third edition in 2000, the fourth edition in 2004, the fifth edition in 2008, and the 6th edition in 2013." +972 Nursing Outcomes Classification http://www.rncasemanager.com/articles/NursingOutcomesClassificationLabelsDefinitions.pdf The Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) is a comprehensive, standardized classification of patient/client outcomes developed to evaluate the effects of interventions provided by nurses or other health care professionals. Standardized outcomes are essential for documentation in electronic records, for use in clinical information systems, for the development of nursing knowledge and the education of professional nurses. An outcome is a measurable individual, family, or community state, behavior or perception that is measured along a continuum and is responsive to nursing interventions. The outcomes are developed for use in all settings and with all patient populations. Clinical sites used to test the NOC included tertiary care hospitals, community hospitals, community agencies, nursing centers, and a nursing home. The outcomes are developed for use in all settings and can be used across the care continuum to follow patient outcomes throughout an illness episode or over an extended period of care. Since the outcomes describe patient/client status, other disciplines may find them useful for the evaluation of their interventions. The 490 outcomes in Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) (5th ed.) are listed in alphabetical order. Each outcome has a definition, a list of indicators that can be used to evaluate patient status in relation to the outcome, a target outcome rating, scale(s) to measure patient status, and a short list of references used in the development and refinement of the outcome. A five-point Likert scale is used with all outcomes and indicators. A rating of a '5' is always the best possible score and '1' is always the worst possible score. Examples of measurement scales used with the outcomes are: 1=Extremely compromised to 5= Not compromised and 1=Never demonstrated to 5=Consistently demonstrated. The NOC outcomes are grouped in a coded taxonomy that organizes the outcomes within a conceptual framework to facilitate identifying an outcome. The 490 outcomes are grouped into thirty-two classes and seven domains for ease of use. The seven domains are: Functional Health, Physiologic Health, Psychosocial Health, Health Knowledge & Behavior, Perceived Health, Family Health, and Community Health. Each outcome has a unique code number that facilitates its use in computerized clinical information systems and allows manipulation of data to answer questions about nursing care quality and effectiveness. The classification is continually updated to include new outcomes and to revise outcomes based on new research or user feedback. +973 Human Genome Project Glossary http://web.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/glossary.shtml The Human Genome Project (HGP) was an international 13-year effort, 1990 to 2003. Primary goals were to discover the complete set of human genes and make them accessible for further biological study, and determine the complete sequence of DNA bases in the human genome. +974 AlgaeBase Taxonomy http://www.algaebase.org/browse/taxonomy/ You can browse though the hierarchy by clicking on the names below and drilling down. At each level the numbers of current species are given for each taxon. Only currently accepted names are currently included. Should you find any errors, please click on the little envelope icon, and you can send me an e-mail via the site. In order to make calculations of the numbers of species of living algae, note that 68 or so species of flowering plants (seagrasses) are included for the present (under the Phylum Magnoliophyta), and about 2000 fossil algae, mainly calcium- and silica- secreting forms. A few fungal names are included. We are currently revising the classification to take account of some recent phylogenetic studies; however, because of difficulties with the Botanical and Zoological Codes, this may seem very inconsistent in places. Plants vs Animals The age-old question of what is an animal and what is a plant creates classification problems for botanists and zoologists alike, and in many groups the differences are quite unclear. The classification of organisms currently included in AlgaeBase adopted here closely follows a draft classification by Dennis Gordon (Principal Scientist, Aquatic Biodiversity & Biosecurity, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, Wellington, New Zealand) and colleagues (including AlgaeBase) in July 2011, with the exception of the euglenoid flagellates and the dinoflagellates for which AlgaeBase has mostly retained the ICBN (botanical) suffixes; however, we have occasionally added the equivalent taxa in zoology. We have largely adopted this classification for the sake of conformity. Flowering Plants For the marine flowering plants we follow Angiosperm Phylogeny Group III system in respect of the Angiosperms in which all seagrasses are in one order, the Alismatales. The family Cymodoceaceae is not recognised currently in this system, but we have retained it for the present. The seagrasses are, of course, not algae, but are included here for convenience. +975 GRIN Taxonomy for Plants https://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/taxon/taxonomyquery.aspx The National Plant Germplasm System of the Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture maintains a computer database, the Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN), for the management of and as a source of information on its 568,489 germplasm accessions. The taxonomic portion of GRIN provides the classification and nomenclature for these genetic resources and many other economic plants on a worldwide basis. Included in GRIN TAXONOMY are scientific names for 26,968 genera (14,279 accepted) and 1,375 infragenera (1,316 accepted) and 103,161 species or infraspecies (61,241 accepted) with common names, geographical distributions, literature references, and economic impacts. Generally recognized standards for abbreviating author's names and botanical literature have been adopted in GRIN. The scientific names are verified, in accordance with the international rules of botanical nomenclature, by taxonomists of the National Germplasm Resources Laboratory using available taxonomic literature and consultations with taxonomic specialists. Included in GRIN TAXONOMY are federal- and state-regulated noxious weeds and federally and internationally listed threatened and endangered plants. +976 On-Line Glossary of Technical Terms in Plant Pathology http://www.plantpath.cornell.edu/glossary/ Each entry consists of a term (in bold), a definition of the term, and a number in parentheses indicating the source of the definition. Clicking on the speaker icon will give you the pronunciation of the term. (Be sure to close the window for the sound player after each use.) The pencil icon will give you a drawing, and the camera icon will give you a photograph. +977 Multilingual Property Thesaurus http://www.fao.org/docrep/005/x2038f/x2038f00.htm "In 1999, FAO published the first French version of the multilingual land tenure thesaurus. Its main purpose was to be put to the test of the ground, that is to say, subject to constructive criticism from users Search for new information and insights from land experts, both in terms of substance and form, a number of strengths and gaps have been identified since 1999 by the editorial team and Many other land specialists, and this second version takes into account as much as possible these returns from the land, while the ""land"" discipline, like the disciplines that nourish it, is constantly evolving and a period of five years Can certainly be considered sufficiently long to perceive mutations or trends in the conceptual bases as well as in the approaches.This also justifies the draft of a later version As it also announces the draft of a third version. More than forty new terms have thus been added as main entry or as secondary entry. About the same number of terms have also been completed and exemplified. References to websites where additional information or illustrations can be found are also included. Finally, it is important to mention the recent edition of the 2003 and 2003 versions of the thesaurus, which, more than mere translations of the French version, are real adaptations to the geographic and cultural worlds of Spanish and English. This second French version of course benefited from the editorial experience gained with the preparation of the Spanish and English versions. A Chinese version was also released very recently." +978 Multilingual Egyptian Thesaurus http://projetrosette.info/page.php?Id=290 This Thesaurus is a compilation of many sources used in general for computer applications and has been developed by an international team of Egyptologists in seven languages and consists of 15 sections and aims to provide a documentation standard to describe Many museums have already adopted it, and it is becoming an increasingly recognized international standard. +979 FAO Glossary of Biotechnology for Food and Agriculture http://www.fao.org/biotech/biotech-glossary/ The 'Glossary of Biotechnology for Food and Agriculture' is a revised, augmented version of the 'Glossary of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering' published by FAO in 1999. The idea for such a collection of terminology associated with the rapidly expanding fields related to or deriving from biotechnology and genetic engineering, was stimulated by the difficulty of communicating effectively in discussions at intergovernmental level. On various occasions, simple differences of interpretation of terminology have threatened to de-rail negotiations of international importance. This Glossary tries to provide a consolidated, comprehensive and yet accessible list of terms and acronyms that are used regularly in biotechnology for food and agriculture and that represent a convenient reference source for researchers, students and technicians. (...) The second edition contained 3,196 terms and related definitions (about 450 new terms, about 100 terms were deleted). A number of definitions were improved to enhance the coherence of the Glossary. The second edition also has a slightly modified title, that reflects more precisely the scope of the Glossary, limited to terms involving biotechnology for food and agriculture. (...) However, FAO does not consider that the process is completed, and inputs from users (suggestions of new terms, comments on current terms, etc.) are encouraged. The new glossary management system introduced in 2012 allows the addition of new terms and definitions as well as their simultaneous translation into Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish, enabling us to keep pace with new developments in the fast progressing field of agricultural biotechnologies. +98 Guidelines on Subject Access to Individual Works of Fiction, Drama, etc. Genre Terms Guidelines on Subject Access to Individual Works of Fiction, Drama, Etc., 2nd edition, was published in 2000. The Guidelines constitute a recommendation for national standard practice in the provision of genre and subject access to individual works of fiction, drama, poetry, humor, and folklore in all formats. +980 Glossary of terms on livestock manure management http://www.ramiran.net/DOC/Glossary2003.pdf Manure management, utilisation and the potential impacts on the environment are topics of high relevance across Europe. It is well recognised that internationally coordinated research and development and exchange of experience can greatly benefit science, technology transfer and the development of the corresponding policy framework across Europe. A major handicap in international collaboration, and a major source of misunderstandings, in these areas is the lack of a standardised terminology. This is not only true for the translation between different languages but also within most languages. (...) The glossary comprises mainly terms concerning manures produced by farm livestock but also includes relevant, broader terms concerning fertilisers, crops, feeding livestock and wider environmental issues. There are also some terms concerning other types of organic materials that are commonly applied to agricultural land. Similarly, although it is primarily a glossary of terms used in Europe, some terms in common use in North America are included. +981 Thesaulangue https://apps.atilf.fr/revues/thesaulangue.pdf Thesaulangue is above all a documentary tool for scientific indexing, a homogenization of the linguistic indexing on the terminological level, intended to facilitate all bibliographic searches and to promote the relevance of the results of an automated request on the bibliographic database of Documentation and futures center on HAL (hyper online article) which provides an interface allowing authors to deposit manuscripts of scientific articles in all disciplines on the basis of the CCSD (Center for Direct Scientific Communication - UPS 2275). (...) Thesaulangue must be understood by the linguistic community as a terminological reserve of the history of epistemological approaches, such as the conservatory of valuable data accumulated in the course of research, as a place of living memory offered to Future researchers. +982 Swiss Wildlife Information Service Keyword catalogs (Thesaurus) http://www.wildtier.ch/index.php "Keywords (German, English): alphabetically arranged list for the reproduction of the content of a publication, synonymously used terms are placed behind the keyword in brackets ("" also includes ""), references to similar keywords are listed under"") (German, English) or systematically (German, English) Parasitology / Diseases (German, English): For diseases the respective pathogens are used as keywords, diseases are listed as synonyms." +983 Thesaurus Institute of Studies on Development and International Cooperation http://biblioteca.hegoa.efaber.net/tesauro/tematico The Hegoa Documentation Center aims to set up and disseminate a specialized fund for international development and cooperation. It has a digital and in-person library with more than 19,700 bibliographic records structured in 8 major topics, classified and controlled by a specific Thesaurus with 1,100 Descriptors or keywords that facilitate the retrieval of information. +984 http://bibliotesauro.aecid.es/vocab/ 37525 terms, 7076 relationships between terms, 4469 equivalent terms. +985 http://www.iamm.fr/ressources/opac_css/index.php +986 Thesaurus of the High School of Social Work and Health Lausanne http://www.eesp.ch/homedirs/groups/6/Cdoc/thesaurus.pdf Documentation Center of the EESP +987 Thesaurus of the Bernard Liou Library http://www.bibliotheque-bernard-liou-drassm-culture.fr/ListThesau.htm The Bernard Liou Library is the scientific library of the Department of underwater and underwater archaeological research (DRASSM). +988 Thesaurus of Industrial Technology and Applied Sciences http://www-biblio.inti.gov.ar/index.php The Thesaurus of Industrial Technology and Applied Sciences developed in the Technical Processes Sector of the INTI Library began to be compiled in 1981, starting with the terminology proper to the monographic works of the technical staff of the Institute.After a first collection Of terms, the respective hierarchical and horizontal relationships mentioned above were compared by comparing the terms selected with their equivalents in other thesauri (eg Root Thesaurus (BSI), Macrothesaurus (OECD), Thesaurus of Engineering and Scientific Terms ), Agrovoc (FAO), FSTA thesaurus, and others), as well as new terms from the books and monographic series found in the bibliographic database of the Library The descriptors or keywords thus compiled were recorded in a Microisis support database. With respect to the thematic areas it covers, they correspond fundamentally to The branches of industrial technology, applied sciences and related areas, covering basically the subjects in which INTI deploys its research, development and technical assistance activities.  Currently the Thesaurus gathers about 5400 descriptors, although it should be mentioned that the update is continuous given that as new material is incorporated, new terms are emerging, which, after an evaluation, are included with the same methodology. +989 Librarianship and Documentation Thesaurus http://digital.csic.es/bitstream/10261/30255/1/Tesauro%20de%20Biblioteconomia%20y%20Documentacion.pdf The first version of this Thesaurus of Library and Documentation was published three years ago, specifically in the spring of 2002. Since its publication, this thesaurus has been used in the indexing tasks of the various CINDOC databases and in the Assignment of materials of the articles collected in the journal portal Temaria, which allowed to gather the comments and suggestions of the specialized staff on the terminology used and its hierarchical presentation.These suggestions have served to better develop the version now presented . With respect to the one presented in 2002, in the present version of the Thesaurus of Library and Documentation the following changes have been made: the number of terms in the different thematic areas has increased; Some terms have been relocated in the alphabetical and hierarchical indexes; The presentation of some descriptors has been modified; And more outreach notes have been added to better determine the meaning and use of the terms. A new annex has also been added with the Spanish and Catalan equivalents of the descriptors. +99 The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Taxonomy The IEEE Taxonomy comprises the first three hierarchical 'levels' under each term-family (or branch) that is formed from the top-most terms of the IEEE Thesaurus. In this document these term-families are arranged alphabetically and denoted by boldface type. Each term family's hierarchy goes to no more than three sublevels, denoted by indents (grouping of four dots) preceding the next level terms. A term can appear in more than one hierarchical branch and can appear more than once in any particular hierarchy. The IEEE Taxonomy is defined in this way so that it is always a subset of the IEEE Thesaurus. The IEEE Thesaurus is a tool to improve and enhance the indexing and retrieval of articles and other material from IEEE periodicals, conferences, standards, and other publications that are made available on IEEE Xplore. It provides a common and consistent language for authors, researchers and online discovery. +990 Thesaurus of Animal Biology http://digital.csic.es/handle/10261/32544 The ICYT Thesaurus of Animal Biology, developed within the framework of this project, was born from the concrete need to standardize, update and structure the scientific terms used for documentary analysis in the field of Animal Biology.There is no other thesaurus on this This option was more appropriate than the translation and adaptation of a thesaurus in a foreign language, because it was better adapted to the specific needs of that database. As the first results in the development of the thesaurus, were presented at the 46th IDF Congress and Conference, held in Madrid in October 1992. The appearance of this thesaurus presents a multiple interest. On the one hand, it is the first thesaurus on Animal Biology created in Spanish language, and represents an advance in the standardization of scientific terminology in Spanish. Secondly, since it was developed from the documentary language of the ICYT database, it has a practical and immediate practical application, since its implementation in the DBMS facilitates both the documentary analysis and the recovery of the scientific literature Spanish in this field. Finally, it provides documentalists, researchers and users in general with a reference frame of reference and a tool that makes the process of retrieving information from bibliographic databases more user-friendly, while increasing the relevance of such retrieval. The presentation of a scientific work, of the characteristics of the present, generally implies an invitation to make a recapitulation about the avatars that, during its gestation, have been taking place, and the perspectives and future projects related to The same, which, in a necessarily schematic form, will constitute the basic content of this presentation. +991 Vocabulary of the psychology of learning and conditioning http://cit.iec.cat/VPCA/default.asp This is a web interface for consultation online vocabulary conditioning and psychology of learning, indicating the frequency of use of words and their English equivalents, and Louis Garcia Sevilla and Adriana Garau and flowers . This vocabulary was awarded the Prize Marià Aguiló IX in 1978, the Institute of Catalan Studies. +992 Thesaurus Insee http://bibliotheque.insee.net/opac/index.php +993 Contemporary Women's Issues Subject Thesaurus http://search.rdsinc.com/help/cwi_thesaurus_index.html "Contemporary Women's Issues (CWI), a multidisciplinary, full-text database that brings together relevant content from mainstream periodicals, ""gray"" literature, and the alternative press -- with a focus on the critical issues and events that influence women's lives in more than 190 countries. Contemporary Women's Issues includes English-language titles from East and West Africa, Asia, and South and Central America, the Caribbean, North America and Europe. Contemporary Women's Issues compiles into a single collection, often overlooked and hard-to-find newsletters and NGO research reports to which most libraries do not subscribe, plus ephemeral literature from leading research institutes and grass roots organizations that is rarely indexed or cataloged. Contemporary Women's Issues records are indexed by 17 categories, including subject, region, article type and publication type." +994 Catalan classification of productes per activitats http://www.idescat.cat/Classif/ The statistical classifications are grouped into typologies of family anomalies, principally economic classificacions (economic and product activitats) and demographic and social classifications (occupations, education and health). Products (transportable goods or merchandises and goods not transportable or stable) categorize productions per se to produce statistics that relate to the operations to which they are sotmeten (producció, comerç exterior i transport). +995 Thesaurus of cultural heritage http://sai.bu.uni.wroc.pl:8080/The2/ "Thesaurus of cultural heritage"" was created within the framework of the project ""Dictionary of hierarchical terminology of cultural heritage - a tool supporting the creation and use of databases of monuments of art"", realized by the Documentary Museum of Art Monuments of the Institute of Art History of the University of Wrocław in 2007-2009 under the supervision of prof. Project No. N 17 0004 04. The aim of the project was to develop and make available a hierarchical dictionary of terms used to describe works of visual art and tools enabling its further development based on the cooperation of related institutions. Over the course of the project, more than 8000 concepts were introduced to the vocabulary, primarily concerning the classification of material and formal works of art and the material and technique of their implementation." +996 Thesaurus Italian on Bioethics http://www.iss.it/binary/sibi/cont/thesa.1151313180.pdf The Italian on Bioethics Thesaurus born in the SIBIL project (Information System for Bioethics Online), which has produced, among other things an archive of bioethics literature produced in Italy from 1995 to present. This thesaurus, built in order to make effective indexing and retrieval of documents, it is the first product of its kind in Italian, and with its approximately 1,000 terms encompasses all the essential concepts of bioethics specialist language and related disciplines. +997 Italian thesaurus of Earth Sciences http://www.isprambiente.gov.it/contentfiles/00000000/26-143650-thist.pdf The objective of creating an Italian thesaurus of earth sciences stems from the desire to do justice to terminology and documentary complexity of our prestigious national heritage, muffled still largely imported from indexing tools and therefore often improper. Such an objective presented at the same time an ambitious and conscious challenge, as it means, resources and expertise, as anything but discounted amount, formed intermediate battles to win for the 'dream realization'. Now the Thist was finally realized with the help of many, technicians and scholars have directed their patient work and their backgrounds in order to collectively prepostoci. The Thist, born precisely at random from the conviction of the need to do justice to the vast and rich Italian expertise in a specific and crucial scientific sector, see today, to the satisfaction of those who have taken care of growth and development, its publication. Being an instrument in constant evolution as a thesaurus, it also wants to be the first of other issues that will follow. We believe we can reasonably say that will be a valuable tool not only for experts, but also for those working in the world of conservation and dissemination of documentary material. (...) At present the Thist presents 10350 103850 descriptors linked by hierarchical relations, membership and equivalence. +998 Archive Linz of the Spanish Transition Thesaurus http://www.march.es/ceacs/biblioteca/proyectos/linz/Herramientas/ It contains the list of descriptors that define the topics of the articles and help them to search the Archive. Information about characters, institutions or legislation is found under the indexes index.You can consult the thesaurus from the Hierarchical List or Of the Alphabet. +999 International Development Research Centre Library Thesaurus https://idl-bnc-idrc.dspacedirect.org/bitstream/handle/10625/837/IDL-837.pdf When the IDRC Library began to index the material in its collection and to build a data base using the ISIS computer systems, the OECD's Macrothesaurus was selected as the source of descriptors for indexing and retrieval. At that time it was hoped that the international and other organizations also using the Macrothesaurus would construct a joint operation to keep it up to date and to modify it in the light of experience. These hopes have not so far been realized, and, while there have been considerable ad hoc consultations among some of the major users of the Macrothesaurus, each has had to make modifications unilaterally to meet individual requirements. IDRC's policy has been to stay as close as possible to the Macrothesaurus, and to make changes only when necessary. Nevertheless, hundreds of changes in matters of detail have had to be introduced over the years since operations began; the original structure of the Macrothesaurus has, however, been retained.