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Amiri N, Riahinia N, Arastoopoor S, Haji Zeinolabedini M, Alimohammadi D. Analysis of IFLA Library Reference Model’s Entities and Attributes For Iranian Traditional Music Resources (Case study: Morq-e sahar Song). Human Information Interaction 2019; 6 (3)
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Nahid Amiri 
, Nosrat Riahinia , Sholeh Arastoopoor , Mohsen Haji Zeinolabedini , Dariush Alimohammadi
, Nosrat Riahinia , Sholeh Arastoopoor , Mohsen Haji Zeinolabedini , Dariush Alimohammadi
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Background and Aim: The object of the study was to Analyze IFLA Library Reference Model (LRM) Entities and Attributes for Iranian Traditional Music Resources, Case Study: Morq-e Sahar Song.
Method: The study inherits an applied content analysis method. All Entities and Attributes of IFlA LRM Model based on two checklists include: Final report of IFlA LRM on August 2017 and Transition Mappings User Tasks, Entities, Attributes, and Relationships in FRBR, FRAD, and FRSAD mapped to their equivalents in the IFLA Library Reference Model Analyzed for Morq-e Sahar Song data elements. The research sample size involves Fifty different performances of Morq-e sahar Song.
Results: The results show that all the eleven Entities and the Thirty -Seven Attributes of IFLA-LRM except for Cartographic scale attribute parallels in Morq-e sahar song data elements.
Conclusion: As a first step, the results of the study in identifying conveniences of this model for organizing traditional Iranian music resources, realizing IFlA LRM Model’s Entities and Attributes which is appropriate in Iranian traditional music organization is operational. The results are also practical for experts of Information organization and designers of Information retrieval system.
Method: The study inherits an applied content analysis method. All Entities and Attributes of IFlA LRM Model based on two checklists include: Final report of IFlA LRM on August 2017 and Transition Mappings User Tasks, Entities, Attributes, and Relationships in FRBR, FRAD, and FRSAD mapped to their equivalents in the IFLA Library Reference Model Analyzed for Morq-e Sahar Song data elements. The research sample size involves Fifty different performances of Morq-e sahar Song.
Results: The results show that all the eleven Entities and the Thirty -Seven Attributes of IFLA-LRM except for Cartographic scale attribute parallels in Morq-e sahar song data elements.
Conclusion: As a first step, the results of the study in identifying conveniences of this model for organizing traditional Iranian music resources, realizing IFlA LRM Model’s Entities and Attributes which is appropriate in Iranian traditional music organization is operational. The results are also practical for experts of Information organization and designers of Information retrieval system.
Keywords: Iranian Music Resources, Music Information Retrieval, IFLA Library Reference Model(IFLA LRM), Traditional music Resources, Morq-e sahar Song.
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