[OAI-eprints] Introducing the Subject Categorization discussion

[Jean-Yves Le Meur]

	Pauline,

	In your document, in the paragraph:
"Discipline based categorization schemes agreed to be used by archives in
a particular discipline (offered by organization or journal) . Examples: "

	you can add the very specialised categorization scheme used in
High Energy Physics called the DESY Thesaurus and available from DESY
library: <http://www-library.desy.de/schlagw2.html>.

	Automated indexing using this thesaurus is been experimented in
many places. We, at CERN, are running the HEPindexer:
  <http://cern.ch/amontejo/Sections/Projects/HEPindexer/>

	Note that it comes on top of broader classification schemes like
UDC and Internal terminologies (hep-th hep-ph etc).

	With best regards,

		JY Le Meur.

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On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Pauline Simpson wrote:

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