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. Each of these categories is also available for license as an individual thesaurus.
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. Each of these categories is also available for license as an individual thesaurus.
The Taxonomy of Enterprise Knowledge Management Types / Categories is a linear taxonomy that, both, acts a a controlled vocabulary and that helps professionals identify and organize the types of Knowledge Categories that are important to many enterprises, align knowledge traits, skills, and solutions, with those areas, and ultimately measure those areas with the intent to build roadmaps for transition to improvement.
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.
The thesaurus contains a documentation language devised for the purpose of analysing works, articles, reports and other documents relating 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.
All of the subject terms in the catalogue have been organized by common themes and groups in a Zine Thesaurus. 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 willl give you an idea of the many subjects covered by zines at the Anchor Archive Zine Library.
The systematic thesaurus of the OPAC is a hierachical collection of all descriptors which are used to categorize entries of the database concerning topics, time and geography.
In an effort to further improve on-line access, a thesaurus has been developed that provides a controlled vocabulary for use in searching across the Anthropology Division's collections. 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 AST covers specific subject areas identified during a review of manuals, policies, publications and other information resources from various departmental organizations. As a result of this review, terms were extracted to be used for subject classification in various AANDC information systems such as AANDC's Internet and Intranet sites.
