Titlebook: Interdisciplinary Knowledge Organization; Rick Szostak,Claudio Gnoli,María López-Huertas Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switz

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The Feasibility of Developing Such Knowledge Organization Systems,ter is that it is indeed possible to do so. We will first make some general remarks regarding feasibility, and then proceed to a discussion of each of the elements of a new system that were proposed in the preceding chapters.

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Domain Oriented Interdisciplinarity,ok. A classification such as we have proposed will work for scholars from different domains only if the terminology of those domains has been accurately translated into the terminology employed within the comprehensive classification.

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How to Develop a KOS to Serve Interdisciplinarity,es for reducing ambiguity. It then addresses how to structure a phenomenon-based KOS. Integrative levels, dependence relationships, and general systems theory are explored. The chapter then looks in some detail at the practical classification of phenomena and relationships.

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The Needs of Interdisciplinary Research,We begin this chapter by outlining a set of interdisciplinary information needs derived from our discussion in Chap. .. We then discuss each of these in turn. We close the chapter by discussing how disciplinary scholars would be affected by the adoption of KOSs that met interdisciplinary needs.