Catalog System Research Articles

Observations of the Galilean Moons of Jupiter at Pulkovo in 2018

We present the results of observations of the Galilean moons of Jupiter carried out at the Normal Astrograph of the Pulkovo Observatory in 2018. We obtained 452 positions of the Galilean moons of Jupiter in the Gaia DR1 catalog system (ICRF, J2000.0) and 671 differential coordinates of the satellites relative to each other. The obtained mean errors in the satellites’ normal positions on the right ascension and declination, which demonstrate the intrinsic convergence of the observational results, are eα = 0.003′′ and eδ = 0.003′′, respectively, for the entire observational period. The errors of one difference are σα = 0.070′′, and σδ = 0.067′′, respectively. The equatorial coordinates of the moons were compared to eight motion theories of planets and satellites. On average, the (O–C) residuals in the both coordinates relative to the motion theories are 0.014′′. The best agreement with observations is achieved by combination of all four motion theories of satellites with the planetary theory EPM2017, which yields average (O–C) residuals of approximately 0.01′′ for each of them. The new results were compared to those of the 2016−2017 observational season. As in the past, peculiarities in the behavior of the (O–C) residuals for Io and Ganymede have been noticed.

Mapping Cultural Heritage in Coastal Areas with UAS: The Case Study of Lesvos Island

Dynamic processes in coastal zones and human activities in the coastal environment produce pressure on cultural heritage, especially in touristic places. Unmanned aerial systems (UAS) are used as an additional tool for monitoring cultural heritage sites in sensitive coastal areas. UASs provide low-cost accurate spatial data and high-resolution imagery products in various spatial and temporal scales. The use of UAS for mapping cultural heritage sites in the coastal zone is of increasing interest among scientists and archaeologists in terms of monitoring, documentation, mapping, and restoration. This study outlines the integration of UAS data acquisition and structure from motion (SfM) pipeline for the visualization of selected cultural heritage areas (ancient harbors) in the coastal zone. The UAS-SfM methodology produces very detailed orthophoto maps for mapping and detecting cultural heritage sites. Additionally, a metadata cataloging system has been developed in order to facilitate online searching operations for all products of the data acquisition, SfM pipeline, and cartographic processes. For this reason, a specific metadata profile was implemented, based on the European INSPIRE framework. As a result, datasets reusability and catalogs interoperability are promoted.

Constructions Of 10-Storey Residential Buildings With Steel Frame

Nowadays residential and civil buildings in our country are often erected by using the monolithic frame without collar beams. The disadvantages of this system are the result of the rejection of the basic principles of the national school of design, implemented in the 1970s in the method of a Single catalog of unified parts. This method is based on using prefabricated reinforced concrete constructions for savings of steel, reducing the labor input, erection time and cost of construction. The essence of the catalog system is a set of unified products and parts, from which buildings of different purposes are mounted with individual space-planning solutions, architecture, number of storeys, etc. À powerful scientific, personnel and production base, which made it possible to move to the industrial method of construction, was created under the method of a Single catalog in our country. Herewith, this system has replaced other structural solutions, first of all, the steel structures of frames. The latter have well-known advantages and are most consistent with the basic principles of design. Therefore, recently there has been an increasing interest in the use of steel frames. The evidence of using such constructions as a bearing system when constructing 10-storey residential buildings in Maykop is given in this article. Planning and constructive decisions of buildings, features of their realization, when using a braced framework with precast reinforced concrete panels of floor slabs and walls, are considered. The analysis of the stress-strain state of structures and indicators of steel consumption, including structural elements is carried out. It is also noted that the requirements of standards for strength and stiffness are met with a margin and the system has reserves for its improvement.

Using LIDO for Evolving Object Documentation into CIDOC CRM

Over the last years, many projects and institutions have worked on transforming object documentation from several existing cataloguing systems into a CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CIDOC CRM) compliant graph representation, as expressed in RDF. There were also various attempts to provide a generally valid path for the transfer of data from Lightweight Information Describing Objects (LIDO), CIDOC’s recommended XML Schema for metadata harvesting, into representations that are suitable for the Semantic Web. They all face the challenge that a detailed mapping, which fully exploits the CRM’s expressiveness and requires semantic assumptions that may not always turn out to be valid. Broad mappings, on the other hand, fail to leverage the potential of Semantic Web technologies. In this paper, we propose a method for using LIDO combined with an associated terminology as a means of evolving existing object documentation into CRM-based RDF representations. By clearly distinguishing between controlled vocabulary and ontology, it is possible to transform object data relatively easily into a minimized, though efficient structure using the CIDOC CRM ontology. This structure will open up the whole world of Semantic Web technologies to be used for further semantic refinement and data quality analysis through exploiting the underlying controlled vocabularies

Картотека методичних рішень як допоміжний службовий апарат каталогізатора

The paper explores the peculiarities of the creation of auxiliary service apparatus for a cataloguer, that is formed at cataloguing and document processing departments. It was found out that the full use of library holdings is not possible without reference aids. Reference aids (hereinafter referred to as RA) is a system of library catalogues and card files that presents a library stock. It is proved that the efficiency and purposefulness of the library reference and information service depend largely on how well RA is organised, in particular, it concerns the system of catalogues and card files. It was outlined that the library RA is used as an additional methodological base for developing general and special methods of document processing, introducing changes to state standards, classification tables, lists of subject headings, etc. It was stated that the main aims of methodical decision card file regarding the bibliographic document description and systematsation are as follows: to establish the methodological unity in classifying and presenting the literature of the same type, to ensure the implementation of the adopted methodological decisions, to assist cataloguers in processing complex documents, and improve their job performance. The paper characterises the essence, functions and technology of working with a methodical decision card file, in particular, the attention is paid to document systematisation. The main aim of card file is considered, and the process of making methodical decisions is described. Problem issues are highlighted and methodological solutions regarding the systematisation of complex documents are given. It is proved that the presence of RA, which is constantly developing and improving, is an important condition for the qualitative functioning of the system of catalogues and card files.

A clinical assessment of postoperative complications of mandibular fractures using Mandibular Injury Severity Score at K. R. Hospital, Mysore

Introduction: Among the facial injury, the mandibular fractures represent a substantial portion of surgical case load to trauma centers. Management of this common injury varies greatly and is still driven by expert opinion or empirical data. Scientific study of mandible fractures and their treatment has been hampered by the lack of an injury cataloging system that allows a disciplined, systematic aggregation of collective clinical experiences. Materials and Methods: A prospective study was conducted in the Department of Dentistry, Mysore Medical College and Research Institute, Karnataka, Mysore, India. Subjects selected were above 16 years of age with isolated mandibular fractures who were eligible to undergo treatment. A total of 50 patients were divided into two groups, closed and open reduction, each having 25 subjects. Each individual case was evaluated for FLOSID components separately. Mandibular Injury Severity Score (MISS) was assigned based on summated results of FLOSID components. Obtained complication scores and MISS were correlated statistically using Spearman’s correlation coefficient among the different groups. Results: On comparison between the two groups, open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) and maxillomandibular fixation (MMF), statistical analysis using Mann–Whitney U test showed mean and median values for the ORIF group as 6.52 and 5 (3–11), respectively whereas mean (SD) and median values in the MMF group as 5.52 (3.31) and 5 (3–3.5), respectively. There was proportional increase in both MISS and complication score. The aforementioned analysis indicates that MISS is a predictable parameter in assessing postoperative complications of mandibular fracture and also in predicting the complication outcomes in clinical situation. Conclusion: This study concludes that the higher the MISS, the higher the rate of complications in groups treated with ORIF. MISS however did not correlate much with groups treated using closed method. FLOSID taxonomy predicted the exact details of cases and helped arriving at MISSs, of individual cases with complication score to help the clinician to arrive and predict postoperative events, and to adopt proper treatment plan for individual cases, to minimize the complication score as low as possible, for the benefit patients with Maxillofacial trauma.

Analisis Sistem Informasi Union Catalogue Perpustakaan UIN Raden Fatah Palembang dengan Pendekatan EUCS

The Library of UIN Raden Fatah Palembang is one of the university libraries that uses a system automation and union catalog system to meet the information needs of the academic community. This study aims to determine the level of satisfaction of users in utilizing union catalog using the End User Computing Catalog Satisfaction (EUCS) approach. This study uses a quantitative method with a total sample of 100 visitors to the Palembang Raden Fatah UIN Library. From the calculation of the mean and grand mean it was found that the subvariable content obtained a high score of 3.98, the subvariable accuracy obtained a high score of 3.97. In the subvariabel the format obtained a high score of 4.09. punctuality earned a high score of 4.01. The grand mean catalog satisfaction variable together with the End User Computing Satisfaction approach, obtained a value of 4.03 from the average value of 5 satisfaction subvariables. With a value of 4.01 which indicates that user satisfaction is at a high level.
 
 Keywords: author guidelines, Pustaka Budaya, article template

개인제조를 위한 부품 카탈로그 시스템 개발

This paper proposed a part catalog system for personal manufacturing that emerges recently based on personal fabrication machines, social media and a set of accessible engineering software. To support deficiency of personal manufacturing, the lack of human resources, it aims to integrate design and customer support from the view of product life cycle management. Extending the previous study on integration of design and manufacturing to customer support, it provides a parts catalog system that consists of a parts catalog editor and a viewer. The editor itself is an extended product data management (PDM) system that manages product data for design and customer support in an unified user environment. The viewer allows easy access of customers or customer support agents to the parts catalog through Web environment. The editor and viewer also provide social media that can directly connect personal manufacturers and customers to support efficiency of customer support in personal manufacturing environment. The proposed system was implemented as a prototype parts catalog system based on an existing research and education purpose PDM system. This paper also applied industrial example data to the implemented system to verify the feasibility of the proposed parts catalog system.

The Implementation of Portal Union Catalog Server Sulsellib Based On Senayan Library Management Systems (SLiMS)

The research attempts to explain Portal Union Catalog Server (UCS) based on Senayan Library Management Systems (SLiMS) in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Portal UCS becomes the media of technological information in developing cooperation among libraries in searching of the collection in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. This research principally aims to know the implementation of that portal, the obstacles it deals with, and the hope of SLiMS Community on Portal UCS Sulsellib. This research is basically included as a descriptive research using a qualitative approach. As regards to informants as the data sources of research, they are mainly some superintendents and users of Portal UCS Sulsellib. Some research shows that the implementation of Portal UCS Sulsellib can be very helpful for library users in accessing information of collection in various libraries in South Sulawesi because it is only through one door of the portal web of UCS Sulsellib. SLiMS community uses the technic of Waterfall model adapted from System Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The stages of applying this portal are based on waterfall model that is planning, analysis, display design, promotion, implementation, and maintenance. The hope is that this research can extensively upgrade the performance of Portal UCS Sulsellib so that it can be very helpful to explore a collection of information to be more effective and efficient. Besides, it will be used as references to renew the union catalog system.

SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISM COLLECTION OF VOLGOGRAD RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR PLAGUE CONTROL

The review reflects the current state of the working in collection and presents the directions of its improvement within the framework of the carried out certification of the collection of pathogenic Burkholderia spp. of Volgograd Research Institute for Plague Control. The ways of modernization of existing methods of conservation, optimization of modern methods of phenotypic and molecular-genetic characteristics of strains of pathogenic microorganisms are considered, and an information cataloging system with the formation of a universal database is proposed.

What is the Object? Identifying and describing time-based artworks

A time-based art (TBA) project team was established at the Art Gallery of New South Wales to undertake research and development, to address significant gaps in collection management practice, which had not kept pace with developments in art practice. This paper describes one key area of work undertaken by the TBA project team: the development of a cataloguing system to identify and describe time-based artworks. The history of the AGNSW TBA collection and collection management practices at AGNSW and other museums were reviewed to assist in identifying the range of practical and theoretical issues that were impacting the decision-making associated with the cataloguing of time-based artworks. Using the information gained from these sources and tested on artwork case studies, a new cataloguing system was developed in consultation with relevant staff. The new cataloguing system, which has been in use since early 2017, has underpinned the broader project, which has encompassed changes across a wide range of collection management practices necessary to facilitate the preservation and display of time-based artworks. Moreover, this system has reset institutional understanding of these works by ensuring that the cataloguing accurately represents the conceptual, physical, digital, electronic and variable elements of TBA works.

From the Imperial Catalogue to Western library science

This article examines the replacement of the Imperial Catalogue by library systems based on Western library science in the late nineteenth century. The change had an impact on classical Chinese literature and the relationship between cataloguing and knowledge production essential to the Chinese tradition. We shall argue that the adoption of Western systems of book classification books triggered a new understanding of the meaning structure of Chinese classics, resulting in a loss of significance of classical Chinese literature in relation to other branches of humanities. The divisions in the Imperial Catalogue conveyed value judgments about the books they classified, because the order of appearance of a book displayed its importance in accordance with Confucian views of the affairs of the state. The Imperial Catalogue builds on two interconnected meanings embedded in the allocation of books, nowhere to be found in Western library science: the “textual meaning” of the book and the “catalogue meaning,” referring to its larger cultural context. However, the recent development in digitization of the catalogues may bridge the differences between the Imperial Catalogue and Western library science by including complex and composite references for a given work that unite different catalogue systems in the same database.

Cataloging in the Cloud

Cataloging is not always something people consider doing on the go or through a mobile device. While it is not traditional and does not include all the typical elements of a catalog system, mobile cataloging done with the help of the “cloud” enables libraries to provide an alternative type of catalog for their users and may even make the cataloging process easier than the traditional means.

Geocoding, Publishing, and Using Historical Places and Old Maps in Linked Data Applications

This paper presents a Linked Open Data brokering service prototype Hipla.fi for using and maintaining historical place gazetteers and maps based on distributed SPARQL endpoints. The service introduces several novelties: First, the service facilitates collaborative maintenance of geo-ontologies and maps in real time as a side effect of annotating contents in legacy cataloging systems. The idea is to support a collaborative ecosystem of curators that creates and maintains data about historical places and maps in a sustainable way. Second, in order to foster understanding of historical places, the places can be provided on both modern and historical maps, and with additional contextual Linked Data attached. Third, since data about historical places is typically maintained by different authorities and in different countries, the service can be used and extended in a federated fashion, by including new distributed SPARQL endpoints (or other web services with a suitable API) into the system.

VizieR catalogue system certified by the Data Seal of Approval

Astronomy is a fertile environment with collaborations leading to the elaboration of disciplinary standards. Deploying standards in data centers can be beneficial for long term preservation and it puts the discipline in the open data era. VizieR [1] is the CDS service dedicated to catalogues. It gathers data and tables, but also associated data like spectra or images coming from published papers or collaborations with various agencies. VizieR gives access to data through services to the astronomical community and preserves data for the long term. Several years ago, it became clear that it was worth applying for an external evaluation to certify that VizieR is a trustable data repository. The Data Seal of Approval (DSA) [2] is granted to repositories that are committed to archiving and providing access to scholarly research in a sustainable way. CDS applied to the DSA in particular for the VizieR catalogue service. The VizieR information system is based on accurate data documentation provided by specialists. The data life cycle from ingestion to access and preservation is presented, with reference to the Open Archive Information System (OAIS [3]).

Implementation and evaluation of an editable graphically displayed book-searching system for libraries

Using a visual map to display the path and the location of the required books in a library is one of most expected service for patrons. The service generally relies on the construction and maintenance of a massive number of wireless sensors in order to achieve the coverage of the indoor positioning signal in a library. However, the main concern that impedes the implementation of this service by the general population is due to the immense costs of the hardware and maintenance which is required to run such a service. Therefore, the goals of this study are to: (1) develop an editable graphically displayed book-searching system (GDBSS) that allows librarians to establish a book-searching service, which implements a graphical display and is based on an online public access catalog (OPAC) system, without using additional hardware. (2) Examine whether the established service can effectively enhance the efficiency of the users’ book-searching process. A library’s geographic information system prototype was created by incorporating an existing OPAC system in the investigated library. To complete this task a total of 40 library patrons were selected at random to participate in the service test and also to take part in a follow-up interview. The following findings were obtained from the service test: (1) the GDBSS which was built by the proposed authoring system significantly improved the efficiency of the users’ book-searching process, compared with the conventional book-searching methods which are currently in use by the library that was tested. (2) The participants’ frequency of visiting the library did not correlate significantly with the efficiency of finding the required books when using the proposed service. (3) The participants not only perceived the proposed visualization service positively, but also considered the short text description of a targeted item’s location, a feature offered by the service, to be highly useful information.

Rationale for design and development of corporate cataloguing system in the Crimea: Today’s view

The authors substantiate the viability of corporate cataloguing in the Crimea due to the recent geopolitical and technological circumstances. The structural features and new approaches to corporate cataloguing are discussed. The Crimean library system is analyzed, along with the practical experience of corporate cataloguing implementation during “the Ukrainian period” and when Crimea is reintegrated into the Russian Federation. Recommendations on how to design corporate cataloguing system Crimean and Sevastopol libraries based on the new practices and the concept are suggested.

Archival Processing of Born Digital Records in the Archives of TV Slovenia

The paper describes the technical processing of born digital records in the Archives of the Television Slovenija. The author has analysed the process of ingesting digital documents into the system for cataloguing and long-term preservation in LTO (Linear Tape Open) library. The purpose was to determine what improvements should be accepted into the new system and to find out specific weaknesses, which should be eliminated for a more successful work and better cataloguing of the materials and, consequently, more efficient retrieval of the records.

Catalog of equatorial coordinates and B-magnitudes of stars of the Kitab part of the FON project

The processing of the plates of the Kitab part of the FON project has been completed. In total, 1963 plates were processed. The catalog of equatorial coordinates α, δ, and B-magnitudes for 13 413268 stars and galaxies up to B ≤ 17.5 m for the epoch 1984.97 is compiled. The Epson Expression 10000XL scanner with a 1200 dpi scanning mode and a plate size of 30 × 30 cm or 13000 × 13000 pel was used to digitize astronegatives. Coordinates of stars and galaxies are obtained in the Tycho-2 catalog system and B-magnitudes are obtained in the photovoltaic system. The catalog internal accuracy for all objects is σα,δ = 0.23" and σ B = 0.15 m (for stars in the range B = 5 m …14 m , errors are σα,δ = 0.085" and σ B = 0.054 m ) for equatorial coordinates and stellar B-magnitudes, respectively. Convergence between the calculated and reference positions is σα,δ = 0.042", and convergence between photoelectric B-magnitudes is σ B = 0.16 m . Coordinate errors with respect to the UCAC-4 catalog are σα,δ = 0.26" (9892697 or 73.75% of stars and galaxies were identified).

Implementasi Functional Requirement Bibliographic Resources (FRBR) dan Dampaknya pada Katalog Modern

A dynamic change in the collection management system encourages the libraries to re-new their cataloguing system. Functional Requirement Bibliographic Resources (FRBR) is an alternative cataloguing system to replace Anglo American Cataloguing Rules. International Federation of Library Association (IFLA) developed FRBR in 1997 and the FRBR stimulated the discussions among the librarians and their stakeholders. The purpose of this essay is to discuss the contribution FRBR for modern cataloguing and to argue the importance applying FRBR in the modern catalogues. FRBR has a positive contribution for developing the metadata. FRBR overcomes the interoperability issue by providing a standard of metadata. In addition, FRBR improves the accuracy in the information retrieval by using entity relationships. Meanwhile, there was an assumption that the financial and human development issues would interrupt the implementation of FRBR. However, applying FRBR gives more advantages rather than its drawbacks. Firstly, FRBR reduces the workload in the cataloguing process by avoiding data redundancies. Secondly, FRBR reduces the operational expense. Thirdly, FRBR has an ability to connect the complex metadata structure by using Resource Definition Framework (RFD) and Universal Resources Identifier (URI). Both RFD and URI features improve the accuracy of search engine for digital objects. In conclusion, FRBR gives a positive contribution for modern cataloguing due to effectivity in the retrieving information and efficiency in the cataloguing process.