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  • Aids in the classification of new materials by helping to control duplication and maintain symmetry in classification.

    • Identifies the next unused call number

    • Identifies where the searched call number would fall within the shelf list

    • Helps librarians manage multi-part and series materials by highlighting which volumes have been cataloged

  • Supports inventory management/auditing by providing a way to verify the presence or absence of materials on the physical shelves as well as the ability to analyze subject depth for acquisitions/weeding planning

  • Aids in data cleanup and record maintenance efforts by making it easier to identify incorrectly assigned call numbers

  • Aids in the discovery of sources related to known items

NOTE: Class

Differences between item call numbers and instance classification numbers in FOLIO

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Requirement

Description

Functionality

Related tickets

Implementation Status
1

Generate a shelving order for call numbers

  • Initial implementation focused on implementing type-based shelving orders for LC and Dewey call numbers, based on the marc4j library, as well as Other scheme

  • Added normalized shelving orders based on NLM and SuDoc types (Poppy release)

  • The sorting mechanism should consider the call number, volume, enumeration, chronology, copy number, and suffix data

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  • LC:

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  • Dewey:

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    keyMODINVSTOR-876

  • Other scheme:

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    keyMODINVSTOR-877

  • NLM:

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    keyMODINVSTOR-1066

  • SuDoc:

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    keyMODINVSTOR-1069

Status
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titleComplete

2

Add a new Inventory browse option for call numbers

  • Current implementation of the following call number type options:
    • Call numbers (all)
    • Call numbers, Dewey Decimal classification
    • Call numbers, Library of Congress classification
    • Call numbers, Local
      • *where "Local" includes any call numbers with a type of source: Local
    • Call numbers, National Library of Medicine classification
    • Call numbers, Other scheme
    • Call numbers, Superintendent of Documents classification
  • These call number types have been made uneditable (with source: system)
Browse

FE -initial:

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keyUXPROD-3459

BE - initial:

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keyUXPROD-3255

FE - browsing by type:

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keyUXPROD-4327

BE - browsing by type:

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keyUXPROD-3569

Status
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titlein progress

3

Populate browse results list with all item-level call numbers

  • Item call numbers can either be specified in the Item record, or inherited from the Holdings record

  • Browse results will contain ALL item-level call numbers (see below for navigating forward and backward through the list)

  • A single Instance can have multiple items with call numbers of different types
Browse


Status
colourGreen
titleComplete

4

Sort by calculated effective shelving order


Browse


Status
colourGreen
titleComplete

5

Browse results should contain preceding and succeeding call numbers per shelving order

  • Preceding call numbers should include five records

Browse


Status
colourGreen
titleComplete

6

Users should be able to navigate forward and backward through the list


Browse


Status
colourGreen
titleComplete

7

Call numbers on the browse results list should display the Prefix, Call number, and Suffix values, if applicable


Browse


Status
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titleComplete

8

The results should indicate a match if:

  • The browse query matches the Prefix + Call number + Suffix (the call number components that are visible on the results pane)

    Status
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    titleunder review
    - as noted in the description, it is confusing when the browsed query indicates that a match is not found but to the user, it looks to match the succeeding call number

  • OR the components of the shelving key (call number, volume, enumeration, chronology, copy number, and suffix data)

  • Currently, since the shelving key does not contain the prefix, when the user browses the call number with the prefix value, it will not find a match, but will show the visually matching call number directly below the “X would be here” message. It is confusing to users.

Browse


Status
colourRed
titleunder review

9

If no exact match is found, the browse query should be placed in proper order (with preceding and succeeding call numbers) as a placeholder (“x would be here)


Browse


Status
colourGreen
titleComplete

10

If there are multiple copies with the same call number (with a value in the Copy field) and the user browses with the copy number, any copy number should return a match

  • Currently, only a seemingly random copy will return a matching result if the Instance record has multiple items with the same call number but different copy numbers:

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11

When browsing typed call numbers, the effective location facet should only contain the locations of the specific call numbers types on the Instance


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12Users should be able to search Items in Inventory by the Effective call number (item), eye readable
  • Should be exact in terms of characters & spacing, but should be case insensitive
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    titleunder review
  • Mostly implemented, but current search is case sensitive
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    keyMODINVSTOR-444
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    keyMSEARCH-507
    (case insensitivity)

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titleunder review

13Users should be able to search Items in Inventory by the Effective call number (item), normalized
  • Should ignore characters & spacing and be case insensitive
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  • Jira Legacy
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    keyUIIN-857

Status
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titleComplete

14Users should be able to search Holdings in Inventory by the eye readable call number (holdings)
  • Should be exact in terms of characters & spacing, but should be case insensitive 
Search
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    keyUIIN-858

Status
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titleComplete

15Users should be able to search Holdings in Inventory by the normalized call number (holdings)
  • Should ignore characters & spacing and be case insensitive
Search
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16Users should be able to search Instances in Inventory by the effective shelving order of the item call number
  • I think this facilitates the ability to navigate from a result in the call number browse list to the Instance in Inventory
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17Effective location facet selection should be retained when selecting a record in the browse results list for call number browse by type
Browse
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Instance-level classification requirements

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Requirement

Description

Functionality

Feature / Related tickets

Req statusImplementation status1

Generate a shelving order for the classification 

  • Classification (instance-level data, resembles the structure of call numbers) has a Classification type, which are similar to the Call number types; for the first iteration of this work, we should generate shelving orders for the following types:
    • LC
    • Dewey
  • LC and Dewey classification numbers should be sorted using the same normalization rules we applied for item-level call numbers

  • Like call number types, classification types can be configured in Inventory settings - however, I believe a user can only create Local types and cannot edit types with source = "folio". The others are assigned the "folio" source and can be assigned by the user manually in FOLIO source Instance records, or derived from mapping of the MARC bibliographic record (see: Default MARC Bibliographic-to-Inventory Instance Mappings
  • LC mapping: 
    • 050$ab AND/OR 090$ab
    • $a and $b go on the same line, with a space between them
    • If multiple $a in the same field, put them in separate classification fields with first $a and its $b if present in first classification field, and second $a (and its $b, if it has one) in second classification field
  • Dewey mapping:
    • 082$ab
    • $a (which may repeat) and $b all go on the same line, with a space between each subfield
    • If there is a slash in $a, remove it and close up the space
    • If there is a $b between two $a's within one 082 field, put the first $a and $b in one classification field, and the second $a in second classification field
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started2Add new inventory browse option for Classification (all)For this option, since we don't know the shelving order to use, we can sort alphabetically  StatuscolourGreentitleverified3Add new inventory browse options for Instance classification
  • We should support the following for the first iteration:
    • Classification (all) - the first iteration should
    • LC
    • Dewey
  • If the classification type is not LC or Dewey, then that classification is only included in the "Classification (all)" option
Browse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started4Add Inventory tenant-level setting to configure whether Classification or item-level call numbers should be available as a browse option

Deferred at this time, tenant level configuration will be investigated in the future

  • This option should allow libraries to specify whether they'd like Item-level call number browse options OR instance-level classification browse options
  • Depending on which option is selected, those browse options would be available
Browse StatuscolourRedtitledeffered5Populate browse results with Instance-level classification
  • Instances can have MULTIPLE classifications with different classification types
  • Unlike item-level call numbers, Instance classification numbers are stored in a single field (no separate fields for prefix or suffix, etc.)
    • Therefore, the browse results only contain a single property: Classification
  • These call numbers should be included REGARDLESS of the presence of holdings/items
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started6

Sort by calculated effective shelving order

  • For classification (all) option, search alphabetically
Browse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started7

Browse results should contain preceding and succeeding classification numbers per shelving order

  • Preceding call numbers should include five records

Browse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started8

Users should be able to navigate forward and backward through the list

Browse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started9The results should indicate a match when the entered browse query matches the full value of the Classification fieldBrowse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started10If no exact match is found, the browse query should be placed in proper order (with preceding and succeeding classification numbers) as a placeholder (“x would be here)Browse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started11Do not show effective location facet for instance classification browse*Because this is instance levelBrowse
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StatuscolourGreentitleverified StatuscolourGreytitlenot started12Users should be able to search Instances in Inventory by classification
  • Assumption is that this may be required in order to navigate from browse results to related Instances in search
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