Biographical Directory of Documentation and Information - User contributions [en]

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ASIST

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ASIST, the Association for information Science and Technology, is a professional association founded in 1937.

ASIST (or ASIS&T) is a professional association which creates, organizes, disseminates, and applies knowledge regarding information and its transfer. Established as the American Documentation Institute, the name was changed to American Society for Information Science in 1968, to American Society for Information Science and Technology in 2000, and as part of a move to become more international, is now the Association for Information for Information Science and Technology.

== History ==
=== American Documentation Institute ===
On March 13, 1937 nearly sixty delegates of scholarly, scientific, and professional societies and government bureaus met at the US National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, at the invitation of [Watson Davis], director of Science Service, to discuss creation of an organization devoted to the idea of acquiring and indexing the knowledge of the world.

Initially, its primary interest was in microfilm as an aid to learning and the dissemination of learning. Involved in developing microfilm readers, cameras and services, ADI fostered negotiations and research which resulted in the "gentlemen's agreement" covering the duplication of copyrighted materials, the establishment of programs for the storage and reproduction of auxiliary materials in support of journal editors, and the support of international science communications.

ADI was a service organization whose members were nominated by and affiliated with scientific and profession societies, foundations and governmental agencies. A revival and modernization influenced by [[Luther Harris Evans]], ADI President 1950-52, transformed ADI into a professional association with primarily personal membership in 1952. A more complete history can be found [[History of ASIST|here]].

=== ASIS(T) ===
The name was changed to American Society for Information Science in 1968, to American Society for Information Science in 2000, and as part of a move to become more international to Association for Information for Information Science and Technology in 2013.

== Organization ==
Officers include a President, Board of Directors, and an Executive Director.
Past Presidents are listed at [https://www.asist.org/about/board-of-directors/past-presidents/].

The association has numerous local chapters and special interest groups ("SIGs"). All of these are liable to change over time. For current details see the ASIST website [https://www.asist.org/].

== Works ==
ASIST serves its membership primarily through meetings, publications, and awards.

=== Meetings ===
The principal meeting is an annual conference meeting with published proceedings. For many years there was also an annual mid-year meeting, replaced in 2000 by an annual Information Architecture Summit [https://web.archive.org/web/20150911224652/http://www.iasummit.org/events/ias2015/blog/asist-and-the-ia-summit], which became the Information Architecture Conference, a separate organization.

Chapters and SIGs provide programs with ASIST meetings, pre-conference events, and also organize separate meetings.

=== Publications (Selected) ===
ASIST makes current and recent publications available on its website [http://www.asist.org] and through the Wiley Online Library [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/]. Most past publications, other than ''American Documentation'' and the ''Journal'', are available open access at the HathiTrust [https://www.hathitrust.org/].
*''The Journal of Documentary Reproduction'', edited by [[Vernon Dale Tate]], was published from 1938 to 1942 by the American Library Association, US affiliate of the International Federation for Documentation, to serve as an impartial source for the scientific aids to learning for the members of ADI.
*''American Documentation'', also edited by [[Vernon Dale Tate]], was a revival by the American Documentation Institute of Journal of Documentary Reproduction to serve as a clearinghouse for information about documentation. Backfiles made available by ASIST through the Wiley Online Library [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/]. In 1968 continued as the ''Journal''.
*''Journal'', 1968- . Initially named the ''Journal of the American American Society for Information Science,'' the name has changed with each change of the association's name. Backfiles made available by ASIST through the Wiley Online Library [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/].
*''Proceedings'' of annual meetings. Some volumes at the HathiTrust [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000523153].
*''Bulletin'', association news and short informative articles, published 1974-2017. Vols 1 (1974) - 13 (1987) available open access at the HathiTrust [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000597499].
Vols 22 (1995) - 43 (2017) available open access at the ASIST Digital Library [https://asistdl.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/loi/23739223]
*''Annual Review of Information Science and Technology'', 1 (1966) - 45 (2011). Excellent specialized literature reviews. Available at the HathiTrust [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000055717]. Additional reviews are now occasionally published in the ''Journal.''

=== Awards ===
ASIST and its Chapters and SIGs confer numerous awards. The Award of Merit, the association's highest honor, is a lifetime achievement award that recognizes sustained contributions to and/or achievements in the field of information science and/or the professions in which it is practiced. For list of past recipients see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Award_of_Merit_-_Association_for_Information_Science_and_Technology]

Other awards include the Best Information Science Book Award; the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award; and the Watson Davis Award for Service to the Association. For details of these awards and recipients see the ASIST website [https://www.asist.org/programs-services/awards-honors/]

== Further Reading ==
*ASIST website. [http://www.asist.org]
*Association for Information Science and Technology ''Wikipedia''. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_for_Information_Science_and_Technology]
*La Barre, Kathryn. "Bibliography of the History of ASIS&T." (2019) [https://www.asist.org/about/history-of-asist/bibliography-of-the-history-of-asist/].
*Farkas-Conn, Irene S. (1990). ''From Documentation to Information Science. The Beginnings and Early Development of the American Documentation Institute – American Society for information Science. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. A thorough account of the founding and early decades of ADI-ASIS.
*"ASIS 50th anniversary issue" [Special issue] ''Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science'' 14, no. 5 (June/July 1988). Very detailed and factual with many portraits.

== Papers ==
*University of Michigan Hatcher Library. The Special Collections Research Center. ''American Society for Information Science and Technology Records, 1925-2001 (majority within 1937-2000)''. [https://findingaids.lib.umich.edu/catalog/umich-scl-asis]

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1920-2006

== Contributions ==
Simpson was mentor of Battelle extracts system. He was interested in metallurgical engineering. He worked at: Industrial specialist, Air Force 1946-51; Battelle: Consulting technical coordinator 1951-60; Assistant manager information research 1960-?. He was interested in scientific and technical information analysis, improvements in the transfer of scientific and technical information analysis, and improvements in the transfer of scientific and technical knowledge.

== Employment ==

* Battelle

== Awards ==

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/dispatch/name/gustavus-simpson-obituary?id=28234983

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== Welcome to the ASIS&T History Wiki ==
What is included:

* Definitions and concepts
* Biographical entries
* Bibliographies

[[Standards for inclusion]]

[[Manual of Style]]

== <big>Pioneers of Information Science</big> ==
The original project was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina. The project is funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), including the Special Interest Group on Foundations and History of Information Science (SIG HFIS), and the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science. The objectives of the project are to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. While the project started focusing on pioneers in the US and Canada, it has extended globally to include important pioneers worldwide. The site was originally created in 1996.

[[History of Original Project]]

[[People included in the Original Project|People and Organizations in the Original Project]]

[[Questions and problems]]

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American Society for Information Science

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<td valign="Top"> ORGANIZATION: </td>
<td> Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T)
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<td valign="Top"> ACTIVE DATES: </td>
<td> 1937-present </td>
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<td valign="Top"> ADDRESS: </td><td>673 Potomac Station Drive
Suite 155

Leesburg, VA 20176 USA</td></tr>
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<td valign="Top"> E-MAIL: </td>
<td> asist@asist.org </td>
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<td valign="Top"> PERSONS INVOLVED: </td>
<td> [[Scott Adams]]; [[Henriette Avram|Henriette D. Avram]]; [[Dale Burdette Baker|Dale B. Baker]]; [[Joseph Becker]]; [[Harold Borko]]; [[Charles Percy Bourne|Charles P. Bourne]]; [[Pauline Atherton Cochrane|Pauline A. Cochrane]]; [[Carlos Albert Cuadra|Carlos A. Cuadra]]; [[Watson Davis]]; [[Melvin Sherman Day|Melvin Day]]; [[Arthur W. Elias]]; [[Luther Harris Evans|Luther H. Evans]]; [[Bernard M. Fry]]; [[Eugene Garfield]]; [[Cloyd Dake Gull|Cloyd D. Gull]]; [[Robert M. Hayes]]; [[Laurence Bedford Heilprin|Laurence B. Heilprin]]; [[Herman H. Henkle]]; [[Karl Heumann|Karl F. Heumann]]; [[Joseph Hilsenrath]]; [[Allen Kent]]; [[Frederick Gridley Kilgour|Frederick G. Kilgour]]; [[Donald Ward King|Donald W. King]]; [[Milton Oliver Lee|Milton O. Lee]]; [[Waldo Gifford Leland|Waldo G. Leland]]; [[Hans Peter Luhn]]; [[E. Eugene Miller]]; [[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]; [[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]; [[James Whitney Perry|James W. Perry]]; [[Gerard Salton]]; [[Claire Schultz|Claire K. Schultz]]; [[Atherton Seidell]]; [[Ralph Robert Shaw|Ralph R. Shaw]]; [[Jesse Hauk Shera|Jesse H. Shera]]; [[Gerald J. Sophar|Gerald Sophar]]; [[Roger Kent Summit|Roger K. Summit]]; [[Vernon Dale Tate|Vernon D. Tate]]; [[Robert Saxton Taylor|Robert S. Taylor]]; [[Herbert S. White]] (All of the people listed above worked for ADI/ASIS, held an office in ADI/ASIS, or received an award from ADI/ASIS.) </td>
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<td>The major journal publication of ASIS&T has been the Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST), which has been published since 1950 (title from 1950-1969 was American Documentation).  A bibliographic and citation index record to JASIST compiled by Eugene Garfield covers the period 1956-2006 and is located at http://garfield.library.upenn.edu/histcomp/jasis-t/index.html 
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<td> Per the organization's website ([https://www.asist.org/ https://www.asist.org/),] the Association for Information Science & Technology (formerly the American Documentation Institute (ADI), 1937-1967; American Society for Information Science (ASIS), 1968-2000; American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), 2000-2013) is "the preeminent professional association that bridges the gap between information science practice and research. ASIS&T members represent the fields of information science, computer science, linguistics, management, librarianship, engineering, data science, information architecture, law, medicine, chemistry, education, and related technology. ASIS&T advances the information sciences and similar applications of information technology by helping members build their skills and developing their careers by providing focus, opportunity, and support through training, research, publications, and ongoing education." </td>
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LOCATION #1 </td>
<td> Special Collections Research Center,
University of Michigan </td>
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<td valign="Top"> PAPERS DATES: </td>
<td> 1925-2001; bulk 1937-2001 </td>
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<td valign="Top"> SIZE: </td>
<td> 185 linear feet </td>
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<td> The records are arranged into sixteen series:

* Administrative -- Boxes 20-24
* Annual Meetings -- Boxes 149-156
* Awards -- Boxes 97-112
* Chapters -- Boxes 36-57
* Committees -- Boxes 71-96
* Convention Audio/Video Tapes -- Boxes 173-187
* Correspondence -- Boxes 25-35
* Council -- Boxes 5-19
* Financial -- Boxes 130-145
* Grants and Contracts -- Boxes 146-148
* Irene Farkas-Conn Historical and Research Files -- Boxes 1-4
* Membership -- Boxes 113-114
* Publications -- Boxes 115-129
* Related Organizations and Subjects -- Boxes 157-171
* Special Interest Groups -- Boxes 58-70
* Special Libraries Association Merger -- Box 172 </td>
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<td valign="Top"> SOURCE: </td>
<td> Full finding aid available at https://findingaids.lib.umich.edu/catalog/umich-scl-asis 
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LOCATION #2 </td>
<td> National Musuem of American History, 14th St. and Constitution Ave.,
Washington, DC 20560; (202) 357-1593. </td>
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<td> This collection reviews the history of the telephone, radio, and early modern business technology, such as punched cards, examines the effusion of electronic technologies that emerged during WWII, and traces the spread of electronic communications and processing technologies in recent decades; Collection is strong in computers from the period 1946 to 1960, with representative pieces of the pioneering ENIAC, SEAC, Whirlwind, UNIVAC I, and Burroughs guidance computers etc.; Has modest collection of punched card and magnetic tape devices, including the Hollerith system and Remington Rand punched card tabulating equipment; Has portions of the first differential analyzer of [[Vannevar Bush]] as well as his profile tracer and product integraph watt meter; Collection also had some documentation, including: Whirlwind I Computer Records, 1934-1958 (2,516 items); Computer Societies and User Groups Records, 1934-1970 (8 cubic feet) including information about [[American Federation of Information Processing Societies|AFIPS]], IFIP, and ASIS; In late 1960s and early 1970s the staff conducted oral history interviews with 73 pioneers of the development of early computers; The interviews have been transcribed and are mostly open to the public; A subject guide is available from the museum. </td>
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<td> Cortada, James W., Archives of Data-Processing History. Greenwood
Press: New York, 1990, 31-39. </td>
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LOCATION #3 </td>
<td> Smithsonian Archives, Washington, DC. Search under: Science Service </td>
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<td> CA 1910-1963 </td>
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<td> total collection: 183 cubic feet </td>
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<td> This collection consists of records documenting the daily activities of Science Service and [[Watson Davis]].
Unarranged, with the following apparent divisions:
1. Daily Mail Reports-Science Page;
2. Executive Committee minutes and reports, 1923-1942;
3. '''[[Edwin Slosson|Edwin E. Slosson]]''', personal files, circa 1910-1920;
4. Director's files, circa 1921-1928;
5. Managing editor, circa 1922-1925;
6. Watson Davis, personal files;
7. Manger of Science Service, circa 1921-1925;
8. General correspondence, 1927-1963;
9. American Documentation Institute, circa 1938-1946;
10. Syndicated correspondence, circa 1954;
11. Latin American translations, circa 1940-1950;
12. National Inventor's Council, circa 1940-1949;
13. Interlingua files;
14. Knud Rasmussen Expedition, 1920;
15. UNESCO, 1948-1951;
16. Rockefeller Foundation Survey and Conferences;

17. Photographs, posters, and cartoons; 18. CBS radio talks, circa 1939-1959. </td>
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<td> None </td>
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<td> SOURCE: </td><td>Guide to the Smithsonian Archives. Smithsonian Institute Press: Washington, DC, 1978, 228-229.</td></tr> </table>

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Welcome to the ASIS&T History Wiki.

What is included:

* Definitions and concepts
* Biographical entries
* Bibliographies

[[Standards for inclusion]]

[[Manual of Style]]

== <big>Pioneers of Information Science</big> ==
The original project was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina. The project is funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), including the Special Interest Group on Foundations and History of Information Science (SIG HFIS), and the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science. The objectives of the project are to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. While the project started focusing on pioneers in the US and Canada, it has extended globally to include important pioneers worldwide. The site was originally created in 1996.

[[History of Original Project]]

[[People included in the Original Project|People and Organizations in the Original Project]]

[[Questions and problems]]

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Manual of Style

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Questions and problems

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- missing text files:

* Cretsos, James M.
* Deahl, ??? (Files contain photo but no text for someone with this last name.)
* Foskett, Douglas
* Kronick, David. A.
* Mooers, Charlotte Davis (Files include obit. Is she supposed to have her own entry, or is the obit there due to her husband (Calvin's) inclusion?)
* Mooers, Edith (Files include photo of Edith. Is she supposed to have her own entry, or is the photo there due to her father (Calvin) and/or mother (Charlotte)'s inclusion?)

- missing papers locations

* Battelle Memorial Institute (It appears that Battelle has at least one archivist. Ok to contact directly?)
* Bells Labs (It appears that Bell Labs has a corporate archives and at least one archivist (Ed Eckert). Ok to contact directly?)
* Becker & Hayes Co. (As of 9/95, the file notes that "plans are underway to deposit [the papers] with the UCLA archives/special collections department." No update since then.)
* Case Western Reserve University (Cannot locate relevant materials, but the university has a special collections/archives department. Ok to contact directly?)
* Cuadra Associates (As of 9/95, the file notes that "the papers were still in the possession of the Company; No plans have been made for their deposit." No update since then)
* Documentation Incorporated (The file notes (undated) that there are a "few files in personal possession of Taube's daughter, who lives in Maryland.")
* Herner & Co (As of 09/95, the file notes that "there are extensive papers relating to the work of the Company, but no decision has been made about their deposit." No update since then.)
* Institute for Scientific Information (As of 1996, the file notes that "ISI does not have its own archives, and no one at the company was able to provide information on archival materials. The founder, Eugene Garfield, does have many papers in his personal possession about the early years of the company." No update since then.)
* Jonkers Business Machines (As of 10/94, the file notes that "Gerald Sophar has a few files in his personal possession from his years as an officer in the Company." No update since then.)
* Oak Ridge National Laboratory (may be in federal government archives)
* Carlos Albert Cuadra
* Donald Ward King

- people/orgs with Wikipedia entries

* Howard H. Aiken
* Henriette Avram
* John Shaw Billings
* Helen Louise Brownson
* Vannevar Bush
* Elfreda Chatman
* Verner Clapp
* Watson Davis
* Douglas Engelbart
* Luther Harris Evans
* Herbert Haviland Field
* Herman Fussler
* Eugene Garfield
* Fielding Hudson Garrison
* Robert M. Hayes
* Allen Kent
* Frederick Kilgour
- I don't think that Elfreda Chatman and Brenda Dervin were in the original files - if we decide to maintain fidelity to the original we should move those, or just not say "original."

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Welcome to the ASIS&T History Wiki.

What is included:

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* Biographical entries
* Bibliographies

[[Standards for inclusion]]

== <big>Pioneers of Information Science</big> ==
The original project was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina. The project is funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), including the Special Interest Group on Foundations and History of Information Science (SIG HFIS), and the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science. The objectives of the project are to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. While the project started focusing on pioneers in the US and Canada, it has extended globally to include important pioneers worldwide. The site was originally created in 1996.

[[History of Original Project]]

[[People included in the Original Project|People and Organizations in the Original Project]]

[[Questions and problems]]

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Welcome to the ASIS&T History Wiki.

What is included:

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* Biographical entries
* Bibliographies

[[Standards for inclusion]]

== <big>Pioneers of Information Science</big> ==
The original project was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina. The project is funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), including the Special Interest Group on Foundations and History of Information Science (SIG HFIS), and the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science. The objectives of the project are to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. While the project started focusing on pioneers in the US and Canada, it has extended globally to include important pioneers worldwide. The site was originally created in 1996.

[[History of Original Project]]

[[People included in the Original Project|People and Organizations in the Original Project]]

[[Questions and problems]]

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ASIST SIGs and Chapters

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Histories of ASIST Chapters and SIGs Compiled by Sarah Buchanan and Toni Carbo, members of the ASIST 75th Anniversary Task Force in 2012.

==== Table of Contents ====
ASIST Chapters (regional)

ASIST Student Chapters

ASIST SIGs (Special Interest Groups)

One of the projects of the ASIST 75th Anniversary Task Force addresses the histories of ASIST Chapters (regional and Student) and ASIST SIGs (Special Interest Groups). In support of our anniversary year celebrations, Task Force Members sought to compile information known about ASIST's component groups both present and past. These include Chapters, Student Chapters, and SIGs. The authors are pleased to present this list of current ASIST Chapter and SIG histories, which is posted at the webpage: <nowiki>http://www.asist.org/asist2012/historyofASIST.html</nowiki> ; as of October 2012. The information presented here also reflects research conducted by Task Force Member Kathryn La Barre during her historical investigation with the ASIST Archives at the University of Michigan. Additionally, the authors and Task Force members recruited authors to present new work at the 2012 Pre-Conference, and further historical research related to ASIST's history will be continued through the activities of SIG HFIS.

Please send any additions to Sarah Buchanan (sarahab@utexas.edu), SIG HFIS Chair, 2012-2013.

A special issue of the ASIS Bulletin - Volume 14, Issue 5 (June/July 1988) - was published to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of ASIS in 1987. The issue includes articles on Chapters, SIGs, and ASIS history. This issue was digitized in advance of the 2012 Pre-Conference and made available online at the webpage: <nowiki>http://asist.org/asist2012/historyofASIST.html</nowiki> .

ASIST regional Chapters:

The current reference source for information on regional chapters of ASIST is the Chapters' webpage at: <nowiki>http://asist.org/Chapters/chapters-regional.html</nowiki> , which includes links to individual Chapters' websites.

People and Organizations in the Original Project

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[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle|Lauren B. Doyle]]

|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Douglas C. Englebart]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Steve Furth]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

|[[John W. Kuipers]][[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]

|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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[[American Federation of Information Processing Societies]]

[[American Society for Information Science]]

[[Atomic Energy Commission]]

[[Battelle Memorial Institute]]

[[Bell Laboratories]]

[[Becker & Hayes Co.|Becker & Hayes, Inc.]]

[[BIOSIS]]

[[Chemical Abstracts Service]]

[[Case Western Reserve University]]

[[Cuadra Associates]]

[[DIALOG Information Services]]

[[Documentation Incorporated]]

[[Herner & Company]]

[[Institute for Scientific Information]]

[[International Business Machines]]

[[Itek Corporation]]

[[Jonkers Business Machines]]

[[King Research]]

[[Kodak]]

[[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]]

[[National Aeronautics and Space Administration]]

[[National Bureau of Standards]]

[[National Federation of Abstracting and Indexing Societies]]

[[National Library of Medicine]]

[[National Science Foundation]]

[[National Technical Information Service]]

[[Oak Ridge National Laboratory]]

[[Office of Strategic Services]]

[[OCLC]]

[[Smithsonian Science]]

[[Special Libraries Association]]

[[System Development Corporation]]

[[University Microfilm Incorporated]]

[[Zator Incorporated]]
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Office of Strategic Services

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Main Page

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Pioneers of Information Science}}

Welcome to the ASIS&T History Page...

== <big>Pioneers of Information Science</big> ==
This project was initiated by Dr. Robert V. Williams, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Carolina. The project is funded by the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T), including the Special Interest Group on Foundations and History of Information Science (SIG HFIS), and the University of South Carolina College of Library and Information Science. The objectives of the project are to locate and document the archives and personal papers of individuals and organizations considered significant to the history of Information Science and Technology in the 20th century. While the project started focusing on pioneers in the US and Canada, it has extended globally to include important pioneers worldwide. The site was originally created in 1996.

[[History of Original Project]]

[[People included in the Original Project|People and Organizations in the Original Project]]

[[Questions and problems]]

== Instructions ==

=== Here, we need to establish all instructions for adding people, organizations, etc. ===
* standards - link to Wikipedia naming conventions
* "must have" sections
* include links to archival materials (where located, etc.)
* include link(s) to oral histories
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* Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.
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Questions and problems

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OCLC

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In 1971, the online catalog system could be searched by libraries and member input cataloging was accepted. In 1972, the OCLC control number index was available online. In 1973, an extended search function offered as well as computer-produced accession lists. In 1975, the database was expanded and reorganized: new search key structures and a personal author index was available. In 1976, the first issue of Technical Reports was produced. That same year, new search strategies were offered: a corporate name index, a revised truncated entry display, and retrieval of personal names from added entry fields and implements card production for MARC II formats in addition to books.
OCLC's name changed in 1977 when the Ohio College Library Center became the Online Computer Library Center, Inc. OCLC offered three major online subsystems: Shared Cataloging and Union Catalog, Interlibrary Loan, and Serials Control. In 1980, it planned to implement three other subsystems: Acquisitions, Public Services, and Circulation Control.
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OCLC

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OCLC's name changed in 1977 when the Ohio College Library Center became the Online Computer Library Center, Inc. OCLC offered three major online subsystems: Shared Cataloging and Union Catalog, Interlibrary Loan, and Serials Control. In 1980, it planned to implement three other subsystems: Acquisitions, Public Services, and Circulation Control.
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In 1971, the online catalog system could be searched by libraries and member input cataloging was accepted. In 1972, the OCLC control number index was available online. In 1973, an extended search function offered as well as computer-produced accession lists. In 1975, the database was expanded and reorganized: new search key structures and a personal author index was available. In 1976, the first issue of Technical Reports was produced. That same year, new search strategies were offered: a corporate name index, a revised truncated entry display, and retrieval of personal names from added entry fields and implements card production for MARC II formats in addition to books.
OCLC's name changed in 1977 when the Ohio College Library Center became the Online Computer Library Center, Inc. OCLC offered three major online subsystems: Shared Cataloging and Union Catalog, Interlibrary Loan, and Serials Control. In 1980, it planned to implement three other subsystems: Acquisitions, Public Services, and Circulation Control.
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In process of establishing an archives for the entire organization; Examples of files include Board Minutes, User Council Minutes, contracts, legal files, software documentation, manuals, publications, and correspondence and other files of the directors. Currently working on policies and procedures regarding access; no inventory of collection available as of 9/95.
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Phone conversation with Leslie P. Dillon, 10/95.
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[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

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[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

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[[Laure B. Doyle]]
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[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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'''Henriette Davidson Avram''' (October 7, 1919 – April 22, 2006) was a computer programmer and systems analyst who developed the MARC format (Machine Readable Cataloging), the international data standard for bibliographic and holdings information in libraries. Avram's development of the MARC format in the late 1960s and early 1970s at the Library of Congress had a revolutionizing effect on the practice of librarianship, making possible the automation of many library functions and the sharing of bibliographic information electronically between libraries using pre-existing cataloging standards.[[File:Henriette Avram.jpg|alt=Henriette Avram|thumb|Henriette Avram]]

== Life ==
Question: if she has a Wikipedia page can we just copy it here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henriette_Avram

== Relevant Employment ==

* Datatrol Corp.
* LC

== Offices ==
Served on Board of Directors for LITA and '''ASIS'''

== Awards ==
* 1971 Margaret Mann Award(ALA); 1977 Academic/Research Librarian of the Year(ALA). Other awards, as listed in Wikipedia:
* 1971 Margaret Mann Citation in Cataloging and Classification from the American Library Association
* 1974 Federal Women's Award
* 1977 Honorary Doctorate of Science from Southern Illinois University
* 1979 Academic/Research Librarian of the Year from the Association of College and Research Libraries
* 1980 Achievement in Library and Information Technology Award from Library and Information Technology Association
* 1981 Melvil Dewey Medal from the American Library Association
* 1986 Appreciation Award from the National Central Library of Taipei, Taiwan
* 1987 Honorary Fellow of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
* 1988 Joseph W. Lippincott Award
* 1989 Distinguished Executive Service Award from the Senior Executives Association Professional Development League
* 1989 National Information Standards Organization Fellow
* 1990 John Ames Humphrey/Forest Press Award
* 1990 Professional Award from the Special Libraries Association
* 1991 Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Rochester Institute of Technology
* 1992 Distinguished Service Award from the Library of Congress
* 1992 Meritorious Service Award from the American National Standards Institute
* 1993 Honorary Doctorate of Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
* 1997 Honorary Life Membership in the American Library Association

== Papers ==
'''Location #1:''' Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

* '''Papers dates:'''1966-1980
* '''Size:'''124 cubic feet
* '''Includes:''' Title of collection: "MARC Archives;" Documents the work of the MARC program; These are essentially the office files of the program; Files are open with no restrictions.
* '''FINDING AID:''' A detailed description inventory is available from LC for a fee. Also includes 1 tape recording about her work at LC. <nowiki>http://lccn.loc.gov/00579849</nowiki>

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[[John Shaw Billings]]

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[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

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[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

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[[Laure B. Doyle]]
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[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

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[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

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[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

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[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

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[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

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[[Vannevar Bush]]

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[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

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[[Laure B. Doyle]]
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[[Luther Harris Evans]]

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[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

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[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

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[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

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[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Atherton Seidell]]

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[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

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[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

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[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

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[[Belver C. Griffith]]

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[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Atherton Seidell]]

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[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

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[[Charles H. Stevens]]

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[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

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[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

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[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

[[Warren Weaver Sr.]]

[[Herbert S. White]]

[[William Joseph Wiswesser]]

[[Harold A. Wooster]]

[[George E. Vladutz]]
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[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

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[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

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[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
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[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

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[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

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[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

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[[Manfred Kochen]]

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[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

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[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

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[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

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[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

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[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

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[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

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[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

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[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

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[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

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[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

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[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

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[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

[[Israel A. Warheit]]

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[[Eugene Jackson]]

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[[Manfred Kochen]]

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[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

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[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

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[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
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[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

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[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

[[Yeram Sarkis Touloukian]]

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

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Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

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== Life ==
1920-1981

== Relevant Employment ==

* Purdue
* Auburn

== Contributions ==
At Purdue, Touloukian examined the physical properties of numerical databases. He worked at: Purdue 1944: Prof. 1947-67; Distinguished Atkins professor engineering 1967-81; Visiting professor thermodynamics, Auburn 1963-1981; Consultant to major industrial companies and US Government Director OEA; Director, Center of Information and Numerical Data Analysis and Synthesis. He was co-author and editor of Thermophysical Properties of Matter (TPRC Data Series, 13 volumes, 1970-1981). He was interested in heat transfer, convection, conduction, radiation, thermophysics, and information science.

== Awards ==

* 1968 Gold Medal (Associatione Termotecnica Italiana)
* Fellow ASME
* Associate fellow American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
No information

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[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

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[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
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[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

[[Robert Saxton Taylor]]

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Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

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[[File:Taylor2.gif|thumb|Image of Robert Saxton Taylor]]

== Life ==
1918-2009

Wikipedia has a useful sketch of his life and work, including links to a memorial page at Syracuse University: <nowiki>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_S._Taylor</nowiki>

== Relevant Employment ==

* Lehigh University
* Syracuse University

== Contributions ==
An Ithaca, N.Y., native, Taylor earned a bachelor's degree in history from Cornell University and worked for a short stint as a sports reporter before being drafted into the U.S.Army in 1942. He became a member of the Army's Counter Intelligence Corps until returning to the United States in 1947. He enrolled in Columbia University's library science program on the GI Bill, earning an M.S. in Library Science in 1950. He was named a Fulbright Lecturer in 1956. He went on to work as a librarian, professor and director of information science at Lehigh University (1956-1967) and then a professor and director of the Library Center at Hampshire College (1967-1972).

He served as dean of the Syracuse University School of Information Studies from 1972 to 1981. One of his most memorable accomplishments at the school was changing its name from library science to the more comprehensive information studies. "The change in name is not a cosmetic cover, but a recognition that the activities and courses we presently have can no longer be called library science," he said at the time. "Simply put, 'information studies' better represents what we are doing and the direction we are going." Taylor founded the nation's first master's degree in information resource management (which is now called information management) in 1980.

He served as President of ASIS&T in 1968 and was the recipient of the 1992Award of Merit and the 1972 ASIS&T Best Information Science Book Award for The Making of a Library.Two of his seminal works, ''Question-Negotiation and Information-Seeking in Libraries'' (1967) and ''Value Added Processes in Information Systems'' (1986), continue to be quoted. [Excerpted with permission from his obituary in The Bulletin of The American Society for Information Science and Technology, April-May, 2009]

== Awards ==

* 1972 Best Information Science Book (ASIS)
* 1956 Fulbright Lecturer

== Offices ==

* ASIS: Executive Council 1959-61
* Pres. 1968

== Papers ==
'''Location #1:''' Syracuse University Special Collections Division

* Papers dates:
* Size:
* Includes: Papers have been deposited at Syracuse University Special Collections Division
* Finding aid:
* Source: Obituary, 2009

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|[[Scott Adams]]
[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

[[Mortimer Taube]]

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Mortimer Taube

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== Life ==
1910-1965

Mortimer Taube was born in Jersey City, New Jersey on December 6, 1910. He received a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Chicago in 1933, and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley in 1935. He earned a certificate of librarianship from the same institution in 1936.

Taube worked as a teaching fellow and as a librarian at various colleges before moving to the Library of Congress in 1944. He held diverse positions at the Library, one of which was head of the Science and Technology Project from 1947-1949. He was a member of the Research and Development Board of the Department of Defense in 1948. Taube spent time as a consultant in science documentation, and was an editor of the journal American Documentation in 1952-1953.

In 1952, with the foundation of his company Documentation, Inc., Taube took a leadership role in the documentation field. The tremendous explosion of scientific literature during and after World War II overwhelmed existing indexing and retrieval methods. New methods, including machines to search for and store information, were needed. Taube's company helped to meet this need. He developed the system (and later the theory) of coordinate indexing, and helped to establish the its use as a major tool in library and documentation work.

Taube's writings provoked considerable discussion in the library press, and contributed to recognition of him internationally. Of Taube's series Studies in Coordinate Indexing, particularly Volume 5 (Emerging Solutions for Mechanizing the Storage and Retrieval of Information), Frank B. Rogers commented, "Taube's writing is of brilliant clarity ... loaded with seminal ideas of great power."

Mortimer Taube died suddenly of a heart attack on September 3, 1965. His colleague and friend Maurice F. Tauber, who considered Taube one of the library and information science professions' most valuable members, said of him, "his contributions will remain with us as landmarks in the growth of information science."

'''Some of Taube's works:'''

* Computers and Common Sense, the Myth of Thinking Machines. 1961.
* Studies in Coordinate Indexing. Washington, D.C.: 1953-1959. (series)
* Information Storage and Retrieval: Theory, Systems, and Devices. 1958.
* "Coordinate Indexing of Scientific Fields." (Paper delivered at the Symposium on Mechanical Aids to Chemical Documentation, Division of Chemical Literature, American Chemical Society, New York, Sept. 4, 1951.)
There is a good description of the life and work of Taube in Wikipedia: <nowiki>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortimer_Taube</nowiki>

== Relevant Employment ==

* LC
* AEC
* Documentation Inc.

== Contributions ==
Taube founded Documentation, Inc. (Doc Inc) in 1951-52?. Lilley-Trice quote Wilfred Lancaster (p.19): "There is little doubt that the real impetus to modern methods of information retrieval was given by Mortimer Taube...". They say the "significant" contribution was breaking with traditional information systems such as the UDC and LC Classification System. Wilfred Lancaster considers Taube's great contribution to be the computer-based Uniterm system of subject retrieval. He was editor, American Documentation 1952-53.

Current Biography calls him the "Dewey of mid-twentieth century librarianship." Taube gave coordinate indexing and uniterms currency and practical applicability. He pioneered development of information retrieval systems. Taube was among the first to advocate standardizing procedures and coordinating efforts of information services which would be helpful for all agencies and for users. He investigated subject analysis, the coding of subject terms, and their relationship to information retrieval.

== Awards ==

* 1952 (first) Distinguished Contributions to Special Librarianship (SLA)

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
'''Location #1'''

* Paper dates:
* Size:
* Includes:
** His daughter has some of his personal papers but apparently not of much significance to information science history;
** Includes scrapbooks, genealogical work, and reprints of his articles;
** No address for his daughter.
* Finding aid:
* Source: Phone conversation with Jerry Sophar, 9/95

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[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

[[Vernon Dale Tate]]

Mortimer Taube

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Vernon Dale Tate

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== Life ==
1909-1989

== Relevant Employment ==

* National Archives
* MIT

== Contributions ==
Tate was the first editor of American Documentation. He worked on microfilm technology 1950's-1960's (see titles of books) and helped microfilm the great documents of Western Civilization at LC. He was head of the division of photographic reproduction at National Archives. "One of the world's leading experts on and advocates for microfilm" (Burke). He wanted to modernize the library. He worked on the Scientific Aids to Learning Project which reported on the technical problems of microfilm and its uses in libraries and schools. He also was head of the libraries at MIT. At MIT, Tate worked on a new 3 year Aids to Learning project studying the futures of printing, microfilm, moving pictures, sound records, and automated bibliographies. He edited the Journal of Documentary Reproduction 1938-43. See biographical infomation in Dictionary of American Library Biography.

== AWARDS: ==

== OFFICES: ==

* President of ADI, 1948-49

== PAPERS AT: ==
'''Location #1:''' Department of Rare Book and Special Collections, University of Michigan; search under: ''Tate, Vernon Dale'' and separately under ''Harmon, George H. Papers 1959-1985''. Both are part of the ''Eugene B. Power Collection for the Study of Scholarly Communication and Information Transfer''.

* Papers dates:
** Tate papers dates: 1929-1989
** Harmon papers are 1959-1985
* Size:
** Tate papers are 47.5 cu. ft.
** Harmon papers are 12.4 cu. ft.
* Includes:
** Summary of Tate papers: Collection includes: material that documents Tate's personal interests and activities along with many aspects of his professional career as a historian, librarian, and archivist between 1929 and 1989; papers contain correspondence, speeches, articles, meeting minutes, annual reports, newsletters, conference proceedings, press releases, dissertation research materials, and photographic and microphotographic research notes.
** Summary of Harmon papers: arranged in six series: I. National Microfilm association file arranged alphabetically, 1964-1984; II. General subject files arranged alphabetically, 1959-1982; III. General correspondence arranged chronologically, 1966-1984; IV. Companies and organizations files arranged alphabetically by subject, 1959-1985; VI. Publications file arranged alphabetically by title, 1964-1984.
* Finding aid:
* Source: University of Michigan online catalog; RLIN catalog

'''Location #2:''' Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, University Library, University of Michigan; the library houses ASIS Records, 1939-1990 (Bulk, 1965-1982), 93 feet; search under: ''Tate, Vernon.''

* Papers dates:
* Size:
* Includes: Should consult this collection for ASIS's early history.
* Finding aid:
* Source: ASIS

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[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

[[Fred Alonzo Tate]]

Vernon Dale Tate

Mortimer Taube

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Fred Alonzo Tate

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== Life ==
1920-1980

== Relevant Employment ==

* Chemical Abstracting Service

== Contributions ==
Tate worked at: Organic Chemistry, Information Science; CAS: Assistant director 1961-70; Associate director 1970-1974; Associate director of planning and development 1974-?; Manager, information science section, Wyeth Labs 1958-61. He was interested in data and information management systems, automated and manual information-handling systems, publishing systems for technical information, information utilization systems, and business management systems associated with foregoing areas.

== Awards ==
1978 Skolnik Award(ACS) for conceiving, developing, and implementing computer-based information handling systems and procedures across the full range of CAS operations; and for leadership in the development of the CAS Chemical Registry System.

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
'''Location #1'''

* Papers dates:
* Size:
* Includes: Papers relating to CAS work are definitely at CAS offices (in the basement; CAS has no archives) but not arranged or described.
* Finding aid:
* Source: Phone conversation with Dale Baker, 6/96.

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|[[Scott Adams]]
[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

[[Seymour Irving Taine]]

Fred Alonzo Tate

Vernon Dale Tate

Mortimer Taube

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Seymour Irving Taine

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== Life ==
1919-2010

== Relevant Employment ==

* NLM
* NSF
* NASA

== Contributions ==
Taine was editor-in-chief for Index Medicus 1960-64. He was interested in indexing and technical services. He worked at: Technician, US Army Medical (Sgt.) 1943-46; Librarian, University of CA at Berkeley, Biology Library 1947-49; Cataloger, Army Medical Library 1949; Editor Current List of Medical Literature, Armed Forces Medical Library 1950-56; NLM: Chief index division 1956-60; Chief bibliographic services division 1960-64; Consultant, World Health Organization summer 1964; Program director, NSF 1964-65; Chief technical services branch, science and technical information division, NASA 1965-?; Project director, NLM Index Mechanization Project; Project director, Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System.

See a brief biographical sketch at the National Library of Medicine site: <nowiki>http://www.nlm.nih.gov/news/seymour_taine_dies.html</nowiki> .

== Awards ==

* 1962 First Eliot Award (Med Lit)

== Offices ==

* National Federation of Science Abstracting and Indexing Societies Board of Directors, 1960-64
* FID US National Committee, 1962-64

== Papers ==
'''Location #1:''' Library of the University of Illinois Medical Center in Chicago

* Papers dates:
* Size:
* Includes:
** Oral history interview, by Carol Fenichel, 1982, as part of the Medical Library Association's oral history project.
** Contains good biographical information, an index to the interview, and how to access it.
** Located at: <nowiki>http://www.mlanet.org/about/history/taine_s.html</nowiki>
* Finding aid:
* Source:

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|[[Scott Adams]]
[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

[[Don Swanson]]

Seymour Irving Taine

Fred Alonzo Tate

Vernon Dale Tate

Mortimer Taube

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Don Swanson

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== Life ==
1924-2012

For additional biographical information see: <nowiki>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Swanson</nowiki>

An obituary for him may be found at: <nowiki>http://news.uchicago.edu/article/2012/12/06/don-r-swanson-information-science-pioneer-1924-2012</nowiki>

== Relevant Employment ==

* Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
* University of Chicago Graduate Library School

== Contributions ==
Swanson was a mathematician who developed an interest in library and information science. He worked at: Research, TRW Inc. 1955-63; Dean (1963-72/1977-79), and Prof., of the Graduate Library School, Univ. of Chicago. He completed early research and development work on library catalogs. He was involved in early operations research work.

== Awards ==

* Award of Merit, ASI

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
No information

People and Organizations in the Original Project

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[[Burton Adkinson]]

[[Howard Hathaway Aiken]]

[[Henriette Avram]]

[[Andrew Adolphe Aines]]

[[Thomas Campbell Bagg]]

[[Dale Burdette Baker]]

[[Joseph Becker]]

[[Lodewyk Bendikson]]

[[John Shaw Billings]]

[[Marsden S. Blois]]

[[Harold Borko]]

[[Charles Percy Bourne]]

[[Helen Louise Brownson]]

[[Vannevar Bush]]

[[wikipedia:Elfreda_Chatman|Elfreda Chatman]]

[[Verner Warren Clapp]]

[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]

[[Russell Cleven Coile]]

[[Evan Jay Crane]]

[[Carlos Albert Cuadra]]

[[Ann T. Curran]]

[[Watson Davis]]

[[Melvin Sherman Day]]

[[wikipedia:Brenda_Dervin|Brenda Dervin]]

[[James Louis Dolby]]

[[Laure B. Doyle]]
|[[Arthur W. Elias]]

[[Luther Harris Evans]]

[[Herbert Haviland Field]]

[[Bernard M. Fry]]

[[Herman Fussler]]

[[Eugene Garfield]]

[[Fielding Hudson Garrison]]

[[Belver C. Griffith]]

[[Cloyd Dake Gull]]

[[Robert M. Hayes]]

[[Laurence Bedford Heilprin]]

[[Madeline M. (Berry) Henderson]]

[[Herman H. Henkle]]

[[Mary Herner]]

[[Saul Herner]]

[[Karl Heumann]]

[[Don Hillman]]

[[Joseph Hilsenrath]]

[[Eugene Jackson]]

[[Allen Kent]]

[[Myer Mike Kessler]]

[[Frederick Gridley Kilgour]]

[[Donald Ward King]]

[[Manfred Kochen]]

[[John W. Kuipers]]
|[[Arthur Becket Lamb]]

[[Sanford Vincent Larkey]]

[[Milton Oliver Lee]]

[[Ferdinand Francis Leimkuhler]]

[[Waldo Gifford Leland]]

[[David Reynolds Lide, Jr.]]

[[Ben-Ami Lipetz]]

[[Alfred James Lotka]]

[[Hans Peter Luhn]]

[[Fritz Machlup]]

[[Melvin Earl (Bill) Maron]]

[[Herbert Menzel]]

[[E. Eugene Miller]]

[[Marvin Lee Minsky]]

[[Calvin Northrup Mooers]]

[[Jack Cassius Morris]]

[[John Wallace Murdock]]

[[Herbert Marvin Ohlman]]

[[William J. Paisley]]

[[Austin McDowell Patterson]]

[[James Whitney Perry]]

[[Eugene Barnum Power]]

[[Derek DeSolla Price]]

[[Malcom Rigby]]

[[Frank Bradway Rogers]]

[[Alexander Rudolph]]
|[[Gerard Salton]]

[[Claire Schultz]]

[[Atherton Seidell]]

[[Winifred Sewell]]

[[Claude E. Shannon]]

[[Ralph Robert Shaw]]

[[Jesse Hauk Shera]]

[[Gustavus Simpson]]

[[Herman Skolnik]]

[[Edwin Slosson]]

[[Gerald J. Sophar]]

[[Charles H. Stevens]]

[[Roger Kent Summit]]

Don Swanson

Seymour Irving Taine

Fred Alonzo Tate

Vernon Dale Tate

Mortimer Taube

Robert Saxton Taylor

Yeram Sarkis Touloukian

Israel A. Warheit

Warren Weaver Sr.

Herbert S. White

William Joseph Wiswesser

Harold A. Wooster

George E. Vladutz
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Massechusetts Institute of Technology

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Roger Kent Summit

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[[File:Summit2.gif|thumb|Image of Roger Kent Summit]]

== Life ==
1930-present

For a more complete biography see: <nowiki>http://www.dialog.com/about/biographies/rogersummit_bio.pdf</nowiki>

== Relevant Employment ==

* Lockheed, DIALOG (1960-1988)
* Knight-Ridder (1988-1991)

== Contributions ==
Summit was called "father of online systems" by Saul Herner. Lilley-Trice consider him a valuable contributor to the creation, management and expansion of DIALOG. According to Bellardo and Bourne, Summit was a major figure in the online retrieval industry. Summit foresaw the need/desire to give the public access to online systems. He realized that this could become a business (Bellardo & Bourne). He was the designer and product manager for the DIALOG online information retrieval system at its inception in the early 1960's and continued successively as Manager, President and CEO until his retirement in 1991.

== Awards ==

* Miles Conrad Memorial Lecturer and Award, NFAIS (1996)
* ASIS Award of Merit (1991)
* Elected Honorary Member of Special Libraries Association (1989)
* Isadore Gilbert Mudge R.R. Bowker Award, American Library Association (1982)
* Information Industry Association, Hall of Fame (1982)
* Special Invention Award for the Aerospace Business Environment Simulator Computer Program, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company (1968)
* Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science

== Offices ==

== Papers ==
No information