ISAAR(CPF)
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Date added 26 June 2006
Last edited 10 November 2009
Full Title
International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families
Description
Where a number of repositories hold archival documents from a given source, they can more easily share or link contextual information about this source if it has been maintained in a standardised manner. The primary purpose of this standard is to provide general rules for the establishment of archival authority records that describe the corporate bodies, persons and families that may be named as creators in descriptions of archival documents. It is expected that records that result from the implementation of the rules can serve both to standardise the form of the name of a records creator and to describe fully the attributes of the creator needed to appreciate the context of creation of a body of archival documents.
Standards Developing Organisation
- ICA
- International Council on Archives
Rights
No information is currently available.
Lifecycle Actions
- Access, Use and Reuse
- Create or Receive
- Description and Representation Information
Standard Frameworks
- Digital Archive Standards
- Digital Repository Standards
- Electronic Records Management Standards
Standard Type
- Metadata Structure Standards
Current Version
Further Information
- Wikipedia entry for Authority Control [external]
Alternative Current Versions
None.
Previous Version
Referenced Standards
- EAD
- Encoded Archival Description
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