Structure
Background
The FIU URL Classification System was created in conjunction with a cooperative collection
development policy between the University Park and North Campus Libraries. The objective was
to provide a consistent form of retrieval as urban, regional and local documents were added to
the online catalog. The project to include these collections in NOTIS includes the cooperation of
the University Park Cataloging and Documents Departments and the North Campus Cataloging
and Documents Sections. The classification system is alpha-numeric with components that
identify as many as five levels of organization. The first level organizes material by geography.
Alpha geographic codes were established for the counties included in the scope of the
collections, the places within the jurisdiction of those counties and the region which
encompasses this group of counties. A code was also established for the state of Florida to bring
together state-wide documents not included in the purview of the State Depository collection.
The numeric second level is subject-based with a potential decimal number extension for the
third level which modifies material according to population groups and/or function. The fourth
level then arranges material by the type of publication. The last level distinguishes one title from
another and uses a book extension to identify multiple pieces if necessary.
Classification System
Part 1: Geography
This classification system is geography-based. Upper case letters were used as geographic codes
for the initial component which provides the basic level of organization of the classification
system. Since the first letter of the names of the five counties included in the South Florida
region did not pose any conflicts, it was chosen to represent the county. The one letter county
code is used alone for documents whose coverage is county-wide or deal with more than one
place within the county. It is used in combination with other letters to represent places within the
counties.
The geographic codes for unincorporated areas with a name were formed from the first two
letters of one word names or the initial letters of the first two words of multiple-word names. If
this rule does not create an alphabetic arrangement of places, the codes are adjusted to permit an
alphabetic arrangement. The two letter code for unincorporated areas follows the one letter
county code and is separated from it by a shilling mark. (/, i.e. L/LL). Documents for
unincorporated areas would immediately follow county documents.
Place name geographic codes are made up of three upper case letters. For one word place names
the first three letters are used. For two word place names, the first choice is to use the first two
letters of the first word with the first letter of the second word. The second choice would be to
use the first letter of the first word with the first two letters of the second word. Examples of
when the alternative would be used are: 1) the first option does not create an alphabetic
arrangement, 2) the second choice provides maximum flexibility for possible additions, or 3)
only the first letter of a direction (north, south, east, or west) is used. Exceptions to these
guidelines were made to preserve an alphabetic arrangement of place names.
Significant neighborhoods within a place are identified by a two letter code. The place code and
the neighborhood code are separated by a shilling mark (/), which follows the place code and is
separated in the same way as unincorporated areas. The two letter neighborhood codes are
established with the same rules used for unincorporated areas.
Four letter codes for the South Florida Region and the State of Florida were also established. The
regional code is used for documents which cover the the South Florida Region or more than one
county within the region. The state code is used for state-wide documents or those that deal with
more than one region. It is used only for documents outside the scope of the State Depository
collection. Appendix A contains a complete listing of the geographic codes.
Part 2: Subject Categories
The second level of organization is numeric with up to four digits. The third and fourth digits
represent a general subject category, while the first and second digits represent a specific subject
category. Treating these elements independently permitted a non-hierarchial classification and
allowed up to ninety-nine possibilities for each category, an adequate number even for specific
subject categories. The use of a zero as the fourth digit in the general subject category is optional
as it does not change the value of the number. The use of a zero as the second digit in the specific
category is mandatory since its absence would alter the number. An outline of the general subject
categories precedes the subject codes in Appendix B .
Part 3: Population Group and/or Function Extension
The third component is a three digit decimal number extension of the subject categories number.
If applicable, it is used to modify the subject according to both population group and/or function.
The first two digits are used to represent population groups. The third digit is used to represent a
"function:. Both aspects may be utilized in a classification number or each aspect may be present
individually. If only a population group is used as a modifier, the extension may appear as a two
digit number since there would be no function value assigned to the third digit. When only a
function modifier is used, leading zeroes for the first and second digit must be used to preserve
the third digit value for function.
The term function is used here to identify the "functional aspects" of governing bodies. Planning
and budget are examples of functions used for this extension. There is a complete listing of the
definitions and codes for population group and function extensions in Appendix C .
Part 4: Type of Publication Extension
The extension for type of publication is used for all titles. It is the fourth component and follows
the population group/function extension if that extension is used. When the population
group/function extension is not used the type of publication extension directly follows the
subject categories number. It is separated from the preceding component by a schilling mark (/).
The fourteen types of publications were adapted from the Superintendent of Documents
Classification System with only minor changes. A complete listing is found in Appendix D .
Part 5: Title/Series Designator
The last component is the title/series designator which is represented by a Cutter number. The
Cutter table used for this alpha-numeric method of alphabetizing is from the shelflisting section
of the Library of Congress's Subject Cataloging Manual. When the need to repeat a Cutter
number occurs, a schilling mark followed by the number of the occurrence (/n) is used as and
extension. For example, the second occurrence of the cutter C 53 would be represented by C 53/2
and the third occurrence would appear as C 53/3. This is the same method used in the
Superintendent of Documents Classification System.
For multi-part or serial titles, a book number extension follows the Cutter number. a schilling
mark(/) also separates the book number form the Cutter number and is used to separate different
parts of a book number. There are many ways to identify the pieces of a serial or multi-part title.
for titles whose issues or editions are distinguished by a year or range of years, the last three
digits of the date/dates are used as a book number. When a date and a month identify issues, the
last three digits of the year are followed by the number of the month separated by a schilling
mark (/). When the enumeration is a volume number and an issue number, the book number
extension consists of these numbers separated by a shilling mark. The preceding patterns as well
as additional conventions form other documents classifications systems are used along with
common sense to distinguish multiple parts and pieces. Appendix E contains the Cutter table and
a list of sample book number extensions.
Thesaurus
A thesaurus was created from the terms in the classification system. It serves as an index to the
system and is used to provide "keyword" access to the collection in lieu of subject access from
assignment of Library of Congress subject headings. The thesaurus is included as Appendix F .
URL Documents Classification System:
APPENDIX A: GEOGRAPHIC CODES (Part 1)
In this document you will find geographic codes for:
Broward County
Collier County
Dade County
Monroe County
Palm Beach County
South Florida Region
Florida
BROWARD COUNTY. . . .
Coconut Creek . . . .
Cooper City . . . . .
Coral Springs . . . .
Dania . . . . . . . .
Davie . . . . . . . .
Deerfield Beach . . .
Ft. Lauderdale. . . .
Hallandale. . . . . .
Hillsboro Beach . . .
Hollywood . . . . . .
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Lauderdale Lakes. . .
Lauderhill. . . . . .
Lazy Lake Village . .
Lighthouse Point. . .
Margate . . . . . . .
Miramar . . . . . . .
North Lauderdale. . .
Oakland Park. . . . .
Parkland. . . . . . .
Pembroke Park . . . .
Pembroke Pines. . . .
Plantation. . . . . .
Pompano Beach . . . .
Sea Ranch Lakes . . .
Sunrise . . . . . . .
Tamarac . . . . . . .
Wilton Manors . . . .
COLLIER COUNTY. . . .
unincorporated. . . .
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B
BCCR
BCOC
BCSP
BDAN
BDAV
BDEB
BFTL
BHAL
BHIB
BHOL
BLBS
BLDD
BLDH
BLLV
BLPO
BMAR
BMIR
BNLA
BOAP
BPAR
BPEP
BPIN
BPLA
BPOB
BSRL
BSUN
BTAM
BWIM
C
C/
Everglades. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CEVE
Naples. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CNAP
.DADE COUNTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D
Kendall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D/KE
Liberty City . . . . . . . . . . . . D/LC
Sunny Isles. . . . . . . . . . . . . D/SI
Aventura. . . . . .
Bal Harbour . . . .
Bay Harbor Islands.
Biscayne Park . . .
Coral Gables. . . .
El Portal . . . . .
Florida City. . . .
Golden Beach. . . .
Hialeah . . . . . .
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DAVE
DBHA
DBHI
DBIP
DCOG
DELP
DFLC
DGOB
DHIA
Hialeah Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . DHIG
Homestead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DHOM
Indian Creek Village. . . . . . . . . . DICV
Key Biscayne. . . . . . . . . . . . . . DKEB
Medley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMED
Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMIA
Coconut Grove. . . . . . . . . . . . DMIA/CG
Little Haiti . . . . . . . . . . . . DMIA/LH
Little Havana. . . . . . . . . . . . DMIA/LV
Overtown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMIA/OV
Miami Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMIB
South Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . DMIB/SB
Miami Shores. . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMSH
Miami Springs . . . . . . . . . . . . . DMSP
North Bay Village . . . . . . . . . . . DNBV
North Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DNMA
North Miami Beach . . . . . . . . . . . DNMB
Opa-Locka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DOPL
South Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DSMI
Surfside. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DSUR
Sweetwater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DSWE
Virginia Gardens. . . . . . . . . . . . DVIG
West Miami. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DWMI
MONROE COUNTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . M
Key Colony Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . MKCB
Key West. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MKEW
Layton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MLAY
Marathon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MMAR
.PALM BEACH COUNTY . . . . . . . . . . . P
Atlantis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PATL
Belle Glade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PBEG
Boca Raton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PBOR
Boynton Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . PBOY
Briny Breezes . . . . . . . . . . . . . PBRB
Cloud Lake. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PCLA
Delray Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . PDEB
Glen Ridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PGLR
Golf Village. . . . . . . . . . . . . . PGOV
Golfview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PGOW
Greenacres City . . . . . . . . . . . . PGRC
Gulf Stream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PGST
Haverhill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PHAV
Highland Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . PHIB
Hypoluxo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PHYP
Juno Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PJNB
Jupiter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PJUP
Jupiter Inlet Colony. . . . . . . . . . PJUT
Lake Clarke Shores. . . . . . . . . . . PLKC
Lake Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLKP
Lake Worth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLKW
Lantana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLNT
Manalapan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PMAN
Mangonia Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . PMPA
North Palm Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . PNPB
Ocean Ridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . POCR
Pahokee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PPAH
Palm Beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PPBE
Palm Beach Gardens. .
Palm Beach Shores . .
Palm Springs. . . . .
Riviera Beach . . . .
Royal Palm Beach. . .
South Bay . . . . . .
South Palm Beach. . .
Tequesta Village. . .
West Palm Beach . . .
SOUTH FLORIDA REGION.
FLORIDA . . . . . . .
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PPBG
PPBS
PPSP
PRBE
PRPB
PSBA
PSPB
PTEV
PWPB
SFLA
XFLA
URL Documents Classification System:
APPENDIX B: SUBJECT CATEGORIES (Part 2)
This document includes the following subject categories:
01xx.... Social and human services
02xx.... Health and medical services
03xx.... Criminal justice system
04xx.... Population and demography
05xx.... Planning, zoning, and community development
06xx.... Housing and building
07xx.... Transit and transportation
08xx.... Public works and infrastructure
09xx.... Refuse disposal and solid waste disposal
10xx.... Environmental resources and protection
11xx.... Culture, recreation and entertainment
12xx.... Business, commerce, and economic conditions
13xx.... Hospitality industry, tourism, tourist attractions
14xx.... Communications, mass media and broadcasting
15xx.... Government and politics, public administration
16xx.... Education and schools
17xx.... Public safety and disaster management
18xx.... Agriculture
19xx.... Labor force and human resources
. 100.... SOCIAL AND HUMAN SERVICES
Scope notes from lc subject headings: 1) human services - works that discuss collectively the
various policies, programs, services and facilities to meet basic human needs relating to the
quality of life, such as education, health, welfare, etc.. 2) social service - works on the method
employed in social work, public or private
101.... public welfare, tax-supported welfare activities, public assistance
102.... social problems
103.... group homes and halfway houses, shelters
104.... family violence: child abuse, elder abuse, spouse abuse
105.... community based services, programs, organizations
106.... crisis services: hotlines, suicide prevention services
107.... foster care
. 200.... HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES
201.... public health, epidemiology
202.... facilities: hospitals, hospices, clinics, nursing homes, long term care
203.... health problems, diseases
204.... primary care, preventive care, community health services
205.... indigent health care
206.... home health care, visiting nurses
207.... trauma care and centers, emergency medical services, ambulance service
208.... mental health care and psychological services
209.... health insurance
210.... vital statistics
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300.... CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
301.... police departments and personnel
302.... police/community relations
303.... crime and criminals
304.... crime prevention: neighborhood watch, crime watch
305.... narcotics and crime
306.... judicial administration, courts
307.... corrections, rehabilitation, prison, probation
308.... juvenile justice and delinquency, gang activity
309.... victims of crime
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400.... POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHY
Scope note for demography: statistical summary of characteristics of human populations
especially with reference to size and density, growth, distribution, migration and vital statistics
and the effect of all these on social and economic conditions.
401.... minorities, ethnic groups, intergroup relations
402.... age groups
403.... gender, sex
404.... refugees and immigrants
405.... homosexuals, lesbians, and gays
406.... persons with disabilities
407.... (unused)
408.... population studies
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500.... PLANNING, ZONING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
501.... land use plans
502.... master plans, comprehensive plans
503.... neighborhoods, neighborhood planning, gentrification
504.... urban renewal
505.... impact studies, impact statements
506.... population growth and density
507.... zoning
508.... historic preservation
509.... regional and area studies
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600.... HOUSING AND BUILDING
601.... building activity and permits
602.... construction standards, building codes
603.... low income and public housing
604.... discrimination in housing
Note: includes age, families with children, and race discrimination, etc.
605.... mobile homes
606.... homelessness
607.... architecture and design
608.... preservation, restoration and rehabilitation
609.... commercial construction, office buildings, industrial parks
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700.... TRANSIT AND TRANSPORTATION
701.... local transit: buses, metrorail, people mover, trirail and vehicles for hire, including taxis and
jitneys, paratransit
702.... private transportation: automobiles, motorcycles
703.... traffic engineering, traffic flow
Scope note: planning the flow of traffic and related topics as they concern street transportation
in cities
704.... roads, streets and highways
705.... waterways as transportation artery
706.... airports and aviation
707.... seaports and shipping
708.... bicycles and pedestrians
709.... parking and garages
710.... railways
711.... commercial trucking
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800.... PUBLIC WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
801.... construction and capital improvement projects
802.... public buildings and facilities maintenance
803.... roads and bridges
804.... sewers and wastewater, septic tanks
805.... animal control
Scope note: includes animal shelters, dead animals, etc.
806.... insect and vermin control: mosquitos, rodents, etc.
807.... cemeteries
Note: City of Miami operates a cemetery, as does Key West
808.... public utilities: electric (electricity)
809.... public utilities: water
810.... public utilities: gas
.
900.... REFUSE DISPOSAL AND SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
901.... sanitation, garbage collection
902.... recycling
903.... landfills
904.... hazardous and toxic waste disposal
905.... street cleaning and litter control, graffiti, "beautification"
906.... abandoned vehicles
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1000.... ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND PROTECTION
1001.... air quality protection, air pollution
1002.... water quality protection, water pollution
1003.... natural areas protection and management, native habitat
1004.... canals and rivers
1005.... coastal zone, shoreline areas
1006.... ecosystems management
1007.... plants (flora)
1008.... wildlife (fauna)
1009.... noise pollution
1010.... wetlands
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1100.... Culture, recreation and entertainment
1101.... museums (science, history, police); art galleries, centers
1102.... parks, playgrounds and beaches
1103.... docks and marinas
1104.... recreational boats and boating; watersports
Note: includes canoes, kayaks, motorboats, personal watercraft, rafts, sailboats and diving.
1105.... sports, teams and stadiums, racetracks
1106.... zoos and gardens
1107.... performing arts: music, dance, theatre, "performance art" and facilities (venues)
1108.... special events: street fairs, arts & crafts shows, festivals
1109.... libraries and archives
1110.... religion and religious institutions
1111.... local history
1112.... auditoriums, exhibition halls and convention facilities
.
1200.... BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
1201.... income and poverty
1202.... import and export trade,international business
1203.... industrial development and promotion
1204.... small business enterprises
1205.... minority-owned and women-owned businesses
1206.... industries and industry studies, professions
1207.... occupational licenses and regulation
1208.... economic conditions, economic development, market analysis
1209.... taxes and taxation
1210.... banking and financial markets
.
1300.... HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY, TOURISM, TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
1301.... gambling and gambling casinos
1302.... parimutuel establishments: horse racing, dog racing, jai-alai
1303.... Indian reservation gambling
1304.... eating and drinking establishments
1305.... hotels and motels
1306.... facilities: conventions centers, meeting places
1307.... cruises and cruise lines
1308.... tourists and visitors
1309.... travel industry, travel agents
1310.... tourist attractions
i.e., Parrot Jungle, Vizcaya.
.
1400.... COMMUNICATIONS, MASS MEDIA AND BROADCASTING
1401.... telecommunications
1402.... television, network and cable, satellite broadcasting
1403.... radio
1404.... movies
Note: this could also be placed under "industries" but it's not any old industry: it's the movies!
1405.... computers and electronic communications: e-mail, fax, internet
1406.... magazines and newspapers
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1500.... GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
1501.... public meetings, agendas, events
1502.... administrative regulations
1503.... municipal codes and charters
1504.... government employees, civil service
1505.... elections and voting
1506.... intragovernmental relations
1507.... municipal boundaries: incorporation, secession, annexation
1508.... political groups, political parties
1509.... public records, public documents
1510.... ethics and corruption in government
1511.... budget and finance
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1600.... EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
1601.... public schools
1602.... private schools
1603.... colleges and universities
1604.... trade and vocational schools
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1700.... PUBLIC SAFETY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT
1701.... emergency preparedness
1702.... civil disturbances, riots, looting
1703.... events in foreign countries affecting Miami
i.e., end of Castro regime in Cuba; events in Haiti
1704.... fire/rescue services
1705.... hurricanes, natural disasters
Scope note: including all hurricane manuals; plans and reports dealing with shelters; plans,
reports, and studies dealing with health care and facilities; transportation before hurricanes;
evacuations; moving people quickly; public order
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1800.... AGRICULTURE
1801.... animals, animal husbandry
1802.... fruits and vegetables, field crops
1803.... forestry, plants, trees
1804.... pest control, weed control, pesticides, herbicides, insect control, and plant disease control
1805.... fertilizers
Note: includes chemical fertilizers
1806.... economics and farm management
1807.... agricultural labor forces
Note: includes immigrants in agricultural employment
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1900.... LABOR FORCE AND HUMAN RESOURCES
1901.... employment, unemployment
1902.... personnel management
1903.... job training
1904.... affirmative action
APPENDIX C: DECIMAL EXTENSIONS FOR GROUPS AND/OR
FUNCTIONS (Part 3)
Population groups (digits 1-2):
.01
.02
adolescents
AIDS patients
.11
.12
homeless persons
homosexuals
.03
.04
.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
.10
alcoholics
Blacks
children
drug addicts
elderly
families and/or households
disabled
Hispanics
.13
.14
.15
.16
.17
.18
.19
immigrants, refugees
mentally ill
minorities
veterans
women and females
men and males
Asians
Functions (3d digit):
.xx1
.xx2
.xx3
.xx4
.xx5
.xx6
.xx7
.xx8
.xx9
administration and/or organization
policy and/or planning
laws and/or legislation; rules and/or regulations
finance and/or economics
statistics and/or research
environmental aspects
personnel and/or employment
(unused)
(unused)
APPENDIX D: TYPE OF PUBLICATION INDICATOR (Part 4)
The extensions for publication type are based on the Superintendent of Documents Classification
System:
/1 annual reports
/2 general publications
/3 serials and periodicals
/4 bulletin and circulars
/5 press releases
/6 handbooks, manuals, guides
/7 bibliographies and lists of publications
/8 directories
/9 maps and charts
/10 posters
/11 forms
/12 addresses, lectures, etc.
/13 conference proceedings, meetings, workshops
/14 proposals and recommendations
APPENDIX E: CUTTER TABLE
This Cutter Table is from page 26 of the "Subject Cataloging Manual : Shelflisting" G 060, rev.
10/06/86.
CALL NUMBER
4. Create the cutter . Determine the filing position of the work and use the Cutter Table and auxilary
tables to create the Cutter.
a. Cutter Table .
1. After initial vowels
2.
3.
for the second letter: b
use number:
2
d
3
l-m
4
n
5
p
6
r
7
s-t
8
u-y
9
ch
3
e
4
h-i
5
m-p
6
t
7
u
8
w-z
9
4. After initial letter S
5.
6.
for the second letter: a
use number:
2
7. After the initial letters QU
8.
9.
10.
for the second letter: a
use number:
e
i
o
r
t
y
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
for the second letter: a
use number:
3
e
4
i
5
o
6
r
7
u
8
y
9
e-h
4
I-l
5
m-o
6
p-s
7
t-v
8
w-z
9
For initial letters Qa-Qt , use 2-29
11. After other initial consonants
12.
13.
14. For expansion
15.
16.
for the letter:
use number:
a-d
3
The following examples show cutters that could be used only when the entries already
shelflisted conform to the table above. In most cases, the cutters must be adjusted to the
file an entry correctly and to allow room for later entries.
Vowels--------------------------|-------S----------------------------IBM
Idaho
* Llardo
.I26 |
.l33 |
.l4 |
Sadron
* Scanlon
Schreiber
.S23
.S29
.S37
* Import
Inman
Ipswich
* Ito
lvy
.l48
.I56
.l67
.I87
.I94
|
|
|
|
|
* Shillingburg
* Singer
Stinson
Suranyi
Symposium
.S53
.S57
.S75
.S87
.S96
Q---------------------------------|------Consonants---------------* Qadduri
* Qiao
Quade
Queiroz
Quinn
Quorum
Qutub
* Qvortrup
.Q23
.Q27
.Q33
.Q45
.Q56
.Q67
.Q88
.Q97
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Campbell
Ceccaldi
* Chertok
* Clark
Cooblestone
Cryer
Cuellar
Cymbal
.C36
.C43
.C48
.C58
.C63
.C79
.C84
.C96
*These cutters reflect the adjustments made to allow for a range of letters on the table,
e.g., l-m , or for letters not explicitly stated, e.g., h after an inital consonant.
URL Documents Classification System:
APPENDIX F: KEYWORD THESAURUS -- by subject
0906...... abandoned vehicles
0000.xx1 administration
1502...... administrative regulations
0000.01. adolescents
1904...... affirmative action
0402...... age groups
1501...... agendas
1800...... agriculture
1807...... agriculutral labor forces
0000.02. aids patients
1001...... air pollution
1001...... air quality protection
0706...... airports
0000.03. alcoholics
0207...... ambulance service
0805...... animal control
1801...... animal husbandry
0805...... animal shelters
1801...... animals
1507...... annexation
0607...... architecture
1109...... archives
0509...... area studies
1101...... art galleries
1108...... arts & crafts shows
1108...... arts and crafts shows
0000.19. asians
1112...... auditoriums
0702...... automobiles
0706...... aviation
1210...... banking
1102...... beaches
0905...... beautification
0708...... bicycles
0000.04. blacks
0803...... bridges
1400...... broadcasting
1511...... budget
0600...... building
0601...... building activity
0602...... building codes
0601...... building permits
0608...... building preservation
0608...... building rehabilitation
0608...... building restoration
0701...... buses
1200...... business
1402...... cable television
1004...... canals
0801...... capital improvement projects
0807...... cemeteries
0807...... cemetery
1101...... centers
1805...... chemical fertilizers
0104...... child abuse
0000.05. children
1702...... civil disturbances
1504...... civil service
0202...... clinics
1005...... coastal zone
1603...... colleges
1200...... commerce
0609...... commercial construction
0711...... commercial trucking
1400...... communications
0105...... community based organizations
0105...... community based programs
0105...... community based services
0500...... community development
0204...... community health services
0502...... comprehensive plans
1405...... computers
0801...... construction
0602...... construction standards
1112...... convention facilities
1306...... conventions centers
0307...... corrections
1510...... corruption in government
0306...... courts
0303...... crime
0304...... crime prevention
0304...... crime watch
0300...... criminal justice system
0303...... criminals
0106...... crisis services
1307...... cruise lines
1307...... cruises
1100...... culture
1107...... dance
0805...... dead animals
0400...... demography
0607...... design
0000.09. disabled
1700...... disaster management
0604...... discrimination in housing
0203...... diseases
1103...... docks
1302...... dog racing
1302...... dogs
1304...... drinking establishments
0000.06. drug addicts
1405...... e-mail
1304...... eating establishments
1208...... economic conditions
1200...... economic conditions
0000.xx4 economics
1006...... ecosystems management
1600...... education
0104...... elder abuse
0000.07. elderly
1505...... elections
0808...... electricity
1405...... electronic communications
0207...... emergency medical services
1701...... emergency preparedness
0000.xx7 employment
1901...... employment
nc.......... endangered species
1100...... entertainment
0000.xx6 environmental aspects
1000...... environmental protection
1000...... environmental resources
0201...... epidemiology
1510...... ethics in government
0401...... ethnic groups
1705...... evacuations
1501...... events
1703...... events affecting Miami
nc.......... everglades
1112...... exhibition halls
1202...... export trade
1306...... facilities
0802...... facilities maintenance
0000.08. families
0104...... family violence
1806...... farm economics
1806...... farm management
1008...... fauna
1405...... fax
0000.17. females
1805...... fertilizers
1108...... festivals
1802...... field crops
0000.xx4 finance
1511...... finance
nc.......... financial impact
1210...... financial markets
1704...... fire services
1007...... flora
1803...... forestry
0107...... foster care
1802...... fruits
1301...... gambling
1301...... gambling casinos
0308...... gang activity
0709...... garages
0901...... garbage collection
1106...... gardens
0405...... gays
0403...... gender
0503...... gentrification
1500...... government
1504...... government employees
0905...... graffiti
0103...... group homes
0103...... group shelters
0103...... halfway houses
0904...... hazardous waste disposal
0202...... health facilities
0209...... health insurance
0203...... health problems
0200...... health services
1804...... herbicides
0704...... highways
0000.10. hispanics
0508...... historic preservation
0206...... home health care
0000.11. homeless persons
0606...... homelessness
0000.12. homosexuals
0405...... homosexuals
1302...... horse racing
1302...... horses
0202...... hospices
1300...... hospitality industry
0202...... hospitals
1305...... hotels and motels
0106...... hotlines
0000.08. households
0600...... housing
1900...... human resources
0100...... human services
1705...... hurricane shelters
1705...... hurricanes
0404...... immigrants
0000.13. immigrants
0505...... impact statements
0505...... impact studies
1202...... import trade
1201...... income
1507...... incorporation
1303...... indian reservation gambling
0205...... indigent health care
1203...... industrial development
0609...... industrial parks
1203...... industrial promotion
1206...... industries
1206...... industry studies
0800...... infrastructure
0806...... insect control
1804...... insect control
0401...... intergroup relations
1202...... international business
1405...... internet
1506...... intragovernmental relations
1302...... jai-alai
0701...... jitneys
1903...... job training
0306...... judicial administration
0308...... juvenile delinquency
0308...... juvenile justice
1900...... labor force
0501...... land use plans
0903...... landfills
0000.xx3 laws
0000.xx3 legislation
0405...... lesbians
1109...... libraries
0905...... litter control
1111...... local history
0701...... local transit
0202...... long term care
1702...... looting
0603...... low income housing
1406...... magazines
0000.18. males
1103...... marinas
1208...... market analysis
1400...... mass media
0502...... master plans
nc.......... medical industry
0200...... medical services
1306...... meeting places
0000.18. men
0208...... mental health care
0000.14. mentally ill
0701...... metrorail
0000.15. minorities
0401...... minorities
1205...... minority-owned businesses
0605...... mobile homes
0806...... mosquitos
0702...... motorcycles
1404...... movies
1507...... municipal boundaries
1503...... municipal charters
1503...... municipal codes
1101...... museums
1107...... music
0305...... narcotics and crime
1003...... native habitat
1003...... natural areas management
1003...... natural areas protection
1705...... natural disasters
0503...... neighborhood planning
0304...... neighborhood watch
0503...... neighborhoods
1402...... network television
1406...... newspapers
1009...... noise pollution
0202...... nursing homes
1207...... occupational licenses
1207...... occupational regulation
0609...... office buildings
0000.xx1 organization
0701...... paratransit
1302...... parimutuel establishments
0709...... parking
0709...... parking garages
1102...... parks
0708...... pedestrians
0701...... people mover
1107...... performance art
1107...... performing arts
1107...... performing arts facilities
1107...... performing arts venues
0000.xx7 personnel
1902...... personnel management
0406...... persons with disabilities
1804...... pest control
1804...... pesticides
0500...... planning
0000.xx2 planning
1804...... plant disease control
1803...... plants
1007...... plants (flora)
1102...... playgrounds
0302...... police/community relations
0301...... police department
0301...... police personnel
0000.xx2 policy
1508...... political groups
1508...... political parties
1500...... politics
0400...... population
0506...... population density
0506...... population growth
0408...... population studies
1201...... poverty
0204...... preventive care
0204...... primary care
0307...... prison
1602...... private schools
0702...... private transportation
0307...... probation
1206...... professions
0208...... psychological services
1500...... public administration
0101...... public assistance
0802...... public buildings maintenance
1509...... public documents
0201...... public health
0603...... public housing
1501...... public meetings
1705...... public order
1509...... public records
1700...... public safety
1601...... public schools
0808...... public utilities: electric
0810...... public utilities: gas
0809...... public utilities: water
0101...... public welfare
0800...... public works
1105...... racetracks
1403...... radio
0710...... railways
1100...... recreation
1104...... recreational boats and boating
0902...... recycling
0404...... refugees
0000.13. refugees
0900...... refuse disposal
0509...... regional studies
0000.xx3 regulations
0307...... rehabilitation
1110...... religion
1110...... religious institutions
1704...... rescue services
0000.xx5 research
1702...... riots
1004...... rivers
0803...... roads
0704...... roads
0806...... rodents
0000.xx3 rules
0901...... sanitation
1402...... satellite broadcasting
1600...... schools
0707...... seaports
1507...... secession
0804...... septic tanks
0804...... sewers
0403...... sex
0707...... shipping
1005...... shoreline areas
1204...... small business enterprises
0102...... social problems
0100...... social services
0900...... solid waste
0900...... solid waste disposal
1108...... special events
1105...... sports stadiums
1105...... sports teams
0104...... spouse abuse
1105...... stadiums
0000.xx5 statistics
0905...... street cleaning
1108...... street fairs
0703...... street transportation
0704...... streets
0106...... suicide prevention services
0101...... tax-supported welfare activities
1209...... taxation
1209...... taxes
0701...... taxis
1401...... telecommunications
1402...... television
1107...... theater
1107...... theatre
nc.......... threatened species
1300...... tourism
1300...... tourist attractions
1310...... tourist attractions
1308...... tourists
0904...... toxic waste disposal
1604...... trade schools
0703...... traffic engineering
0703...... traffic flow
0700...... transit
0700...... transportation
0207...... trauma care
0207...... trauma centers
1309...... travel agents
1309...... travel industry
1803...... trees
0701...... tri-rail
1901...... unemployment
1603...... universities
0504...... urban renewal
1802...... vegetables
0701...... vehicles for hire
0806...... vermin control
0000.16. veterans
0309...... victims of crime
0206...... visiting nurses
1308...... visitors
0210...... vital statistics
1604...... vocational schools
1505...... voting
0804...... wastewater
1002...... water pollution
1002...... water quality protection
1104...... watersports
0705...... waterways transportation
1804...... weed control
1010...... wetlands
1008...... wildlife
0000.17. women
1205...... women-owned businesses
0507...... zoning
0500...... zoning
1106...... zoos