Katalogisasi Koleksi Non Buku - Bahan Kartografi "Atlas Lengkap Indonesia dan Dunia"

Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide to cataloging cartographic materials, specifically atlases, in a library system. It covers key bibliographic areas such as title, edition, scale, publication details, physical description, and ISBN. Emphasis is placed on the importance of accurately capturing geographic, geopolitical, and cultural data in catalog entries. The video also outlines the cataloging process step by step, demonstrating how to create detailed and precise catalog records for atlases, ensuring efficient information retrieval for library users.

Takeaways

• 😀 Bahan kartografi refers to materials that depict the Earth or celestial bodies, such as atlases and maps, and hold significant informational value.
• 😀 Cataloging cartographic materials requires attention to 8 bibliographic description areas, including title, edition, publication, and ISBN numbers.
• 😀 An atlas is a collection of maps systematically organized, which can be either analog or digital, and includes information on geography, politics, and economy.
• 😀 The 8 key bibliographic areas in cataloging include: title, edition, special data, publication info, physical description, series, notes, and standard number.
• 😀 An atlas can serve as a comprehensive source of geographical data, showing country boundaries, statistics, and socio-economic information.
• 😀 In cataloging, the title and statement of responsibility should clearly specify the atlas name and contributors, such as the editor or translator.
• 😀 The edition area in cataloging includes the edition statement (e.g., 'latest edition') and print information (e.g., print 1, print 2).
• 😀 Special data or mathematical details in cartographic materials may include varied scales, which need to be specified in the catalog entry.
• 😀 Cataloging includes noting the publisher (e.g., 'Pustaka Widyatama') and publication year (e.g., 2008), as well as physical details such as size and color of maps.
• 😀 The ISBN number(s) should be recorded accurately for the atlas, ensuring that the catalog entry includes all relevant identifiers for library tracking.

Q & A

What is cartographic material, and what role does it play in libraries?

Cartographic materials, such as maps and atlases, are resources that depict the Earth's surface or celestial bodies, often in scale. They play an important role in libraries by providing valuable geographic, statistical, and educational information.

What are the eight bibliographic areas that must be considered when cataloging cartographic materials?

The eight bibliographic areas for cataloging cartographic materials are: 1) Title and statement of responsibility, 2) Edition, 3) Special data (such as scale), 4) Publication and distribution details, 5) Physical description, 6) Series, 7) Notes, and 8) Standard numbers (ISBN).

Why is it important to understand the bibliographic areas when cataloging cartographic materials?

Understanding the bibliographic areas ensures that all necessary details about the cartographic material are documented accurately, making it easier for libraries to organize, retrieve, and provide access to these resources.

What does the 'edition' area include in the cataloging of a cartographic material?

The 'edition' area includes details about the version of the material, such as whether it is the latest edition, the completeness of the edition, and information about specific printings (e.g., first printing or second printing).

What is meant by 'special data' in the context of cataloging cartographic materials?

'Special data' refers to specific information such as the scale of maps, which may vary depending on the geographic scope and purpose of the material.

How does the 'physical description' area contribute to cataloging cartographic materials?

The 'physical description' area details the material aspects of the cartographic resource, such as its size (e.g., 23.5 cm), color (e.g., full-color), and type of paper, allowing for better understanding of its format and usability.

What role does the 'series' area play in cataloging cartographic materials?

The 'series' area indicates whether the cartographic material is part of a larger series, such as educational series for various school levels (e.g., SD, SMP, SMA), helping categorize resources for specific audiences.

What kind of information might be included in the 'notes' section of a catalog entry for cartographic materials?

The 'notes' section provides additional relevant details about the cartographic resource, such as specific geographic highlights (e.g., provinces, countries), unique features (e.g., world wonders), or any additional context that might be useful for the user.

How are ISBN numbers used in the cataloging of cartographic materials?

ISBN numbers are used to uniquely identify cartographic materials, allowing for easy tracking and reference. Multiple ISBNs may be provided for different editions or formats of the same work.

What example is provided in the script for a cartographic material, and what are its key cataloging details?

The example provided is the 'Atlas Lengkap Indonesia dan Dunia' (Complete Atlas of Indonesia and the World). Key cataloging details include: title, latest edition, physical description (e.g., 23.5 cm, full-color), publisher (Pustaka Widyatama, Yogyakarta), and ISBNs (9796102323, 9789796102327).