Users' perception of navigating bibliographic families from IFLA-LRM perspective

Arastoopoor, Sholeh

doi:10.1108/lht-12-2019-0240

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“…(2022). User experience understood through analysis of user tasks, including relationships between entities as well as their concept maps and structured patterns (Arastoopoor, 2022; Pisanski and Žumer, 2010, 2012; Tallerås et al , 2018), will be a helpful basis for KG representation, arrangement and services. Furthermore, biography is usually valued by archives, such as SNAC and PIAAF.…”

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confidence: 99%

An investigation of linked data catalogue features in libraries, archives, and museums: a checklist approach

Chen

2023

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Purpose In this study, the distinctive functional features of linked data (LD) catalogues were investigated to contrast with existing online public access catalogues (OPACs) and discovery systems using a checklist approach. The checklist was derived from a literature review and is composed of 10 items as follows: self-descriptive and dynamic content for resource description, linkage to external LD sources and online services, aggregation of knowledge contexts into knowledge graphs (KGs), URI-based link discovery, representation and query of LD relationships, URI-based serendipitous discovery, keyword recommendation, faceted limitation and browsing, visualization and openness of data. Design/methodology/approach Ten functional features derived from the literature were checked against existing LD catalogues offered by libraries, archives and museums (LAMs). The LD catalogues were regarded as qualified subjects if they offered functional features that were distinct from current OPACs and discovery systems through URI-based enrichment and aggregation from various LD sources. In addition to individual organizations, LD union catalogues were also included. However, LD hubs, such as ISNI, OCLC WorldCat Entities, VIAF and Wikidata, were excluded. In total, six LD catalogues from LAMs were selected as subjects for examination. Findings First, LD catalogues provide similar KG information through URI combination, and KGs also facilitate information serendipity, including social-document, intellectual, conceptual, spatial and temporal contexts and networks of corporate bodies, persons and families (CPFs). Second, LD catalogues have transformed the “seek first and browse later” paradigm into a “seek or browse” paradigm by refreshing the browsing function of traditional card catalogues with preview and new options to facilitate LD identification and discovery. Third, LD catalogues have refined keyword recommendation with the addition of the following fields: person’s title, CPF relationships, entity type and LD source. Lastly, a virtual union LD catalogue is offered. Research limitations/implications The proposed checklist revealed the unique/improved functional features of LD catalogues, allowing further investigation and comparison. More cases from the fields of medicine, engineering science and so on will be required to make revisions to fine-tune the proposed checklist approach. Originality/value To the best of the author’s knowledge, this is the first study to propose a checklist of functional features for LD catalogues and examine what the results and features of LD catalogues have achieved and are supported by from ontologies across LAMs. The findings suggest that LD provides a viable alternative to catalogues. The proposed checklist and results pave the way for the future development of LD catalogues and next-generation catalogues and also provide a basis for the future study of LD catalogues from other fields to refine the proposed checklist.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An investigation of linked data catalogue features in libraries, archives, and museums: a checklist approach

Chen

2023

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“…Existing Literature To study the implementation of FRBRbased interfaces within libraries that can enhance the library interface and users' experience. Merčun et al (2016), Kadyan (2018), Kiryakos & Sugimoto (2019), Salaba & Merčun (2020), Alvite-Diez (2021), Arastoopoor (2022), Chen (2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Other than that, Arastoopoor (2022) explained that catalogue designers are faced with a significant quandary, which refers to the flexibility in searching for information sources. They must utilise a hierarchical strategy to depict the bibliographic family to fulfil the consumers' holistic vision.…”

Section: Users Experience With Frbr Information Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Functionalities of FRBR-Based Information Visualisation in Library Bibliographic Records

Ahmad Nawawi,

Sarif Abdullah

2023

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This study explores the potential of the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) model as a tool for information visualisation in bibliographic control. This research aims to investigate how FRBR can be employed to enhance the visualisation of bibliographic data, examine the impact of FRBR on information organisation and retrieval, and identify and analyse the challenges associated with FRBR implementation. The researchers applied thematic analysis, where the study has three main phases. The process started with designing the review and then conducting the review. Lastly, analyse and organise the review. The analysis of the study is gained through reviewing existing literature through thematic analysis; thus, three main aspects, which contain four themes, have been presented within the study. It is important to note that the study makes a significant contribution as it focuses on library interface interaction along with the stress on relationships of entities between static and interactive bibliographic records.

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“…The construction of departments in universities and the development of specialized talents both depend on discipline. (Arastoopoor, 2022). It is simpler to find information again when professors put an emphasis on academic memory.…”

Section: Professional Solidificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Normal University’s Disciplinary Instruction: A Close Look at Book Lending

Liu

2023

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To investigate rules that represent the reader group's reading preferences and support disciplinary instruction at a normal university, the researcher collects library borrowing data from 10 departments from 2013 to 2022 at Nanjing Normal University (NNU) as the research samples and divides the 10 departments into three groups based on the peak data load of borrowing. The researcher creates a number matrix to represent the recurrent number of books department readers borrowed in order to ascertain the affinity of faculties, uses SPSS modeler and SPSS to develop an apriori model for the study of the association rules of borrowed books as well as multivariate linear equations for the impact of significant departments on various sorts of book borrowing, applies the Kruskal-Wallis H test to see if there are any differences in the borrowing of literary works among the four departments in Group II, and uses Gephi to construct co-borrowing network diagrams of the Top 10, Top 100, Top 300, and Top 500 books in a department in order to visualize repeated borrowing in an intelligible way. This study sheds light on university lecturers' and students' reading habits from the perspective of library borrowing statistics.

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