Classification Research Group

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The Classification Research Group was a mid-20th-century British collective of information scientists and librarians known for pioneering work in faceted classification and modern information organization theory.


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instanceOf collective of information scientists
collective of librarians
research group
activePeriod mid-20th century
collaboratedWith Aslib
British library and information institutions
country United Kingdom
describedAs important in the history of information science
pioneering group in faceted classification
developedConcept CRG classification principles
criteria for facet analysis
notion of fundamental categories in classification
endTime 1970s
field classification theory
information retrieval
knowledge organization
library and information science
hasPublicationType journal articles
technical reports
hasResearchFocus analytico-synthetic classification
compatibility of classification schemes
facets and categories in classification
indexing theory
synthetic classification schemes
theory of information retrieval languages
thesaurus construction principles
influenced British Classification Research School
design of library classification schemes
development of faceted thesauri
early online information retrieval systems
information science education in the UK
influencedBy Colon Classification
S. R. Ranganathan
knownFor faceted classification
influence on information retrieval systems
modern information organization theory
theoretical work on classification
language English
location London
member A. J. Wells
Barbara Kyle
Brian C. Vickery NERFINISHED
D. W. Langridge
Derek Austin
Douglas J. Foskett NERFINISHED
Eric Coates
Jack Mills
Jason Farradane
Robert Fairthorne
startTime 1950s

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Colon Classification
influenced

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