Museum Documentation Systems. Developments and Applications

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page v, Geoffrey D. Lewis
Preface and acknowledgments, Page vi
List of contributors, Pages ix-xiii
Chapter 1 - Introduction, Pages 1-4
Chapter 2 - The Canadian Heritage Information Network, Pages 7-16, Jane Sledge, Betsy Comstock
Chapter 3 - Collections computerization at the British Columbia Provincial Museum, Pages 17-24, Tom Loy
Chapter 4 - The Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Pages 25-34, Sonja Tanner-Kaplash
Chapter 5 - The Museum Computer Network in context, Pages 37-47, David Vance
Chapter 6 - National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Pages 48-54, T. Gary Gautier
Chapter 7 - Documentation and control of collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Pages 55-64, John Buchanan
Chapter 8 - The Museum of Modern Art, Pages 65-76, Eloise Ricciardelli
Chapter 9 - The Detroit Art Registration Information System (DARIS), Pages 77-88, Judith L. Schulman
Chapter 10 - A system for analysing museum documentation, Pages 89-99, Lenore Sarasan
Chapter 11 - The National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico, Pages 103-109, Noemi Castillo-Tejero
Chapter 12 - The cooperative development of documentation in United Kingdom museums, Pages 113-130, D. Andrew Roberts, Richard B. Light
Chapter 13 - The British Museum, Pages 131-142, David McCutcheon
Chapter 14 - The Imperial War Museum, Pages 143-154, Roger B.N. Smither
Chapter 15 - Documentation services at the National Maritime Museum: Project Petrel, Pages 155-162, Jonathan L. Cutbill
Chapter 16 - Royal Pavilion, Art Gallery and Museum, Brighton, Pages 163-170, Charles A.B. Steel
Chapter 17 - The development of documentation procedures in the City of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Pages 171-181, Charles J.T. Copp
Chapter 18 - Computerizing records from Leicestershire's museums, Pages 182-189, Anthony Fletcher
Chapter 19 - Collection recording at St Albans Museums, Pages 190-197, Sheila M. Stone
Chapter 20 - Tyne and Wear County Museum Service, Pages 198-206, John C. Baker
Chapter 21 - The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, Pages 207-220, Frank Willett
Chapter 22 - Collections research in the United Kingdom, Pages 221-229, Charles W. Pettitt
Chapter 23 - Documenting French cultural property, Pages 233-240, Michel Aubert, Dominique Piot
Chapter 24 - Documentation of the Italian cultural heritage, Pages 243-253, Oreste Ferrari
Chapter 25 - The MARDOC Project of Dutch maritime museums, Pages 257-264, Jan P.van de Voort
Chapter 26 - Nordiska Museet, Pages 267-274, Göran Bergengren, Heidi Henriksson
Chapter 27 - The history of Hungarian museum documentation, its present application and future aspects, Pages 277-283, Istvan Éri and Tàmas Bezeczky
Chapter 28 - Museum documentation systems and computers: USSR experience, Pages 287-292, Jacob Sher
Chapter 29 - A documentation system for Australian art museums, Pages 295-304, Therese Varveris
Chapter 30 - The development and coordination of museum documentation by international agencies, Pages 307-314, Paulette Oleina
Sources, Page 315
References, Pages 316-326
Index, Pages 327-332