论文信息 - Matching MARC to a picture collection: Development of a computer format for medical illustrations

Matching MARC to a picture collection: Development of a computer format for medical illustrations

Abstract The national standard machine-readable bibliographic format for films was expanded and modified for use in cataloging a collection of medical illustrations at the University of California, San Francisco. SNOMED and MeSH subject terms are stored in the computer catalog records and used to produce precoordinated entry terms for an Anatomic Index and a Disease/Procedures Index to the collection.

Justine Roberts

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