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Main Authors: Ruth Kitchin Tillman, Gala Campos Oaxaca
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1471041
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author Ruth Kitchin Tillman
Gala Campos Oaxaca
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Gala Campos Oaxaca
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Gala Campos Oaxaca
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contents Crossing Silos: Assessing the Utility of Identity Attributes in Name Reconciliation Ruth Kitchin Tillman Gala Campos Oaxaca Libraries Library Development Naming Library Services Databases Records (Forms) Metadata Academic Libraries Cataloging Catalogs Even as librarians have spent the past twenty years documenting the rich world of scholarly communication beyond the catalog, repositories and catalogs too often remain completely siloed from each other. Current practices and tools to unite the two focus entirely on matching names, an imprecise method requiring substantial time spent on review. This article presents results of an experiment incorporating the attribute and citation data present in Library of Congress Name Authority Records and local faculty database records into the process of authority reconciliation. Adding tests for employer affiliation, educational history, and academic department produced improved, highly accurate match results.
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spellingShingle Crossing Silos: Assessing the Utility of Identity Attributes in Name Reconciliation
Ruth Kitchin Tillman
Gala Campos Oaxaca
Libraries
Library Development
Naming
Library Services
Databases
Records (Forms)
Metadata
Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Catalogs
Crossing Silos: Assessing the Utility of Identity Attributes in Name Reconciliation Ruth Kitchin Tillman Gala Campos Oaxaca Libraries Library Development Naming Library Services Databases Records (Forms) Metadata Academic Libraries Cataloging Catalogs Even as librarians have spent the past twenty years documenting the rich world of scholarly communication beyond the catalog, repositories and catalogs too often remain completely siloed from each other. Current practices and tools to unite the two focus entirely on matching names, an imprecise method requiring substantial time spent on review. This article presents results of an experiment incorporating the attribute and citation data present in Library of Congress Name Authority Records and local faculty database records into the process of authority reconciliation. Adding tests for employer affiliation, educational history, and academic department produced improved, highly accurate match results.
title Crossing Silos: Assessing the Utility of Identity Attributes in Name Reconciliation
topic Libraries
Library Development
Naming
Library Services
Databases
Records (Forms)
Metadata
Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Catalogs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1471041