Library of Congress: Thesaurus for Graphic Materials: Topical

 Only rarely had I heard her name mentioned, and while I have no reason to believe there was any schism that kept her apart from us, it seemed odd to me that the extended family on my father's Cajun side of my family was hardly as close as the... gov/pictures/item/tgm010835/, accessed 18 April 2012) Of these words, only "Uncle Homer" rings a bell with me, since my great-great grandfather was named Homer Bernard — Homer being pronounced "O-MARE" in the Cajun French manner.  Because my family spoke French as its primary if not only language in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the words must have been added later, after my family adopted English as its primary language — perhaps in the 1920s or '30s.  He had two sisters named Marie — Marie Lelia, born 20 July 1861, and Marie Lydia, born 25 October 1868 — either one of whom could be the "Aunt Marie" in the photograph. " (Source: Library of Congress Thesaurus for Graphic Materials, http://www.  (My grandfather, L. V. Bernard of Opelousas, told me that he did not really learn French until he married my grandmother, Irene Bordelon of Port Barre — indicating that despite his small-town Cajun heritage he was raised speaking English, not...

DC requires that controlled vocabulary such as Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) and Thesaurus of Graphic Materials (TGM) be used for subject elements and form/genre elements, and the CLRC staff decided to add non-controlled metadata... This use of free-text and controlled semantic structures enabled the researcher to retrieve images from the digital collections whether they were using a more structured search engine, or a free-text search engine. The copyright statement and contact information elements were a good added-value for the user, since despite the CLRC consortia statement that all materials submitted be free of copyright, there may have been materials that contained copyright... However, the advanced search interface didn’t include the non-controlled elements, requiring the user to translate their information needs to the controlled terms of the DC elements provided in the drop-down box (fig. Another added value of the metadata elements was the linking capability of the non-controlled and controlled vocabulary, allowing grouping by digital collection, holding institution, subject, free-text keywords, place, or people. For more observant users who may have navigated away from a fruitless basic search to the advanced search, the omission of the uncontrolled elements must have seemed confusing, made even worse if they mistook “subject” for a non-controlled data... 2) reveals that there were additional searchable data elements besides the usual 15 DC elements: keywords, organizations, people, places, digital collection, holding institution, copyright statement and contact information. It happened this past Thursday, but thanks to Google-caching and the Internet Archive, I should be able to explain how the search database design and chosen metadata schema structure worked together to facilitate user searches.

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