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Tunneling and Underground Excavation Coding Manual
The Tunneling and Underground Excavation (TUNEX) Coding Manual contains detailed directives on transcription of data from relevant documents. It includes nearly all elements of the Interagency Committee on Excavation Technology Activity Classification in excavation technology and covers more than 90 percent of all key words listed in the U.S. Geological Survey's Thesaurus of Index Words in Excavation Technology. The entire coding scheme is designed for machine storage and retrieval of data. The transcription scheme is designed to provide two basic types of information related to any document: an index of data content of the document for generation of computer abstracts and bibliographic listings; and storage and retrieval of the numerical and other hard data of the document. Coding of the document for indexing is done by using three forms designated T1, T2, and Z. Cards T1 and T2 comprise more than half of the manual and include indexing and sight characterization. Detailed data transcription is done using the free field format (FFF) forms included in the manual. An example of a step by step procedure is presented for coding data sets as tables rather than standard FFF. Card Z, containing bibliographic data, includes information on publication characteristics and transcription logistics of the data sets.
Tunneling and Underground Excavation Coding Manual
The Tunneling and Underground Excavation (TUNEX) Coding Manual contains detailed directives on transcription of data from relevant documents. It includes nearly all elements of the Interagency Committee on Excavation Technology Activity Classification in excavation technology and covers more than 90 percent of all key words listed in the U.S. Geological Survey's Thesaurus of Index Words in Excavation Technology. The entire coding scheme is designed for machine storage and retrieval of data. The transcription scheme is designed to provide two basic types of information related to any document: an index of data content of the document for generation of computer abstracts and bibliographic listings; and storage and retrieval of the numerical and other hard data of the document. Coding of the document for indexing is done by using three forms designated T1, T2, and Z. Cards T1 and T2 comprise more than half of the manual and include indexing and sight characterization. Detailed data transcription is done using the free field format (FFF) forms included in the manual. An example of a step by step procedure is presented for coding data sets as tables rather than standard FFF. Card Z, containing bibliographic data, includes information on publication characteristics and transcription logistics of the data sets.
Tunneling and Underground Excavation Coding Manual
W. R. Judd (author) / S. E. Hasan (author) / R. von Frese (author) / H. R. Hume (author) / D. A. Poulter (author)
1977
58 pages
Report
No indication
English
Civil Engineering , Soil & Rock Mechanics , Operations & Planning , Tunneling(Excavation) , Data processing , Computer programming , Data storage , Data retrieval , Underground surveys , Geophysical surveys , Rock mechanics , Soil mechanics , Engineering geology , Project management , Information systems , TUNEX coding manual
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