1.1 The 7 Rs of information management
1.2 Inputs and outputs in the 7 Rs of information management
2.1 Found on the Web: one person’s way of organizing everyday information
2.3 Catalogue database. 1: OPAC search screen
2.4 Catalogue database. 2: Search menu (helpscreen)
2.5 Catalogue database. 3: OPAC subject search
2.6 Catalogue database. 4: Search results
2.8 Multimedia source database
2.10 Forms of presentation and arrangement in documents
2.12 Frame for understanding and summarizing disasters
3.1 Citation: The Harvard (name and date) system
3.2 Citation: The Numeric (Vancouver) system
3.3 Examples of different types of abstract
3.6 Descriptive cataloguing examples: Level 2
3.7 Descriptive cataloguing examples: Level 1
4.3 Successive facets strategy
4.6 Development of a search strategy in a GUI
5.1 Comparing uncontrolled and controlled indexing languages
5.2 Levels of exhaustivity within a single work
5.3 Indexing at different levels of exhaustivity
5.4 Examples of fundamental categories
5.5 Thesaurus record showing relationships
5.6 Thesaurus display: rotated display
5.7 Thesaurus display: subject group display
5.8 Thesaurus display: hierarchical term display
5.9 Thesaurus display: systematic display
5.10 Thesaurus display: graphic display
6.2 Summary of pre-coordination and post-coordination
6.3 LCSH heading with its references
6.6 Subject index by chain procedure
6.7 Chain indexing applied to a DDC classified catalogue
7.2 Enumerative classification 1
7.3 Enumerative classification 2
7.4 Enumerative and faceted classifications compared
7.5 Order of main classes in BC2
7.6 Citation order and filing order
7.7 Retroactive notation in BC2
7.8 Non-hierarchical notation in BC2
8.2 Facet structure and centred headings in DDC class 624.1
8.3 Subfacets in DDC class 305 Social groups
8.4 Synthesis by means of ‘add’ instructions
8.7 LCC sample topic: Vendettas
8.8 Principal differences between DDC and UDC schedules
8.9 UDC Common auxiliary tables
8.10 BC2’s hierarchy for Vendettas
8.11 Order of main classes in BC2
8.12 Principal subfacets for social groups (KLM-KV) in BC2
8.13 Adapting BC2 as a thesaurus
9.2 MARC record from which the catalogue entry in Figure 9.1 was derived
9.4 Direct and collocative catalogues
9.5 The ‘cases’ approach to catalogue code compilation
9.6 Citations, catalogue entries and metadata
10.1 Different types of systems contexts for knowledge organization
10.2 Some examples of integrated information solutions
10.3 Range of databases offered by some of the major search services
10.4 Comparing CD-ROM and online search services
10.5 library management systems by generation
10.6 Features available in BLCMP TALIS
11.1 Comparing Internet resources and traditional online and CD-ROM databases
11.2 Some examples of Internet search tools
11.3 Yahoo! search page: search specification
11.4 Yahoo! search page: search results
11.5 Search results from Lycos
11.6 Comparing search facilities in search tools
11.7 Phases of the Internet document management and publishing process
11.8 Some document management and publishing systems
12.2 Filing values of subject headings
12.3 Comprehensive punctuation and filing in the author index
12.4 Comprehensive punctuation and filing in the title index
13.1 Recall and precision ratios
13.2 Index language devices influencing recall
13.3 Index language devices influencing precision
13.4 Low recall in search results
13.5 Low precision in search results
13.6 Summary of stages in systems analysis and design
13.7 Relationship types in knowledge networks
13.8 Document types covered by knowledge networks
13.9 Stakeholder roles in the electronic information market-place
13.10 Summary of OCLC services
13.11 BLAISE Bibliographic Files
13.12 Australian Bibliographic Network and the National library of Australia