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Object template

Research Tool

A resource such as a bibliography, index, catalogue, or scholarly edition that facilitates access to research materials.

A Research Tool is a resource identified from the research, such as a bibliography, index, or catalogue of a research collection; a concordance or dictionary; a repository guide or inventory of archival holdings; a scholarly edition; or a data series.

The object records the tool’s title and type, the organization for which it was developed, and its publication details, including location, year, and page range.

Fields

8 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Title*textThe title of the tool.
Research Tool TypetextA description of the research tool.
OrganizationtextThe name of the organization for which the tool was developed.
Page RangesnumberThe start and end pages of the published tool.
Publication LocationtextThe city and country where it was published.
Publication YearnumberThe year of the tool's publication.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe research classification scheme applicable to the tool.research-classification
URLurlA web address where the research tool is available, if such exists.

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