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* __Level 1: Themes__ - Describing the main subject areas at the broadest level
* __Level 2: Information Groups__ - Outlining the specific standard which should be included in any entry covering a particular subject
* __Level 3: Units of Information__ - The basic 'facts' or items that make up an entry
* __Level 1: Themes__ - Describe the main subject areas at the broadest level
* __Level 2: Information Groups__ - Outline the specific standard which should be included in any entry covering a particular subject
* __Level 3: Units of Information__ - Provide the basic 'facts' or items that make up an entry
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The six main themes and the information groups within each are set out in Figure 7 below:
The six main themes and the information groups within each are set out in the diagram below:
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__''Who should use MIDAS Heritage?''__
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__''Who should use MIDAS?''__
MIDAS Heritage is intended for a wider audience than just the HER community and is recommended reading for anyone involved in inventory projects. Worked examples in the manual cover, for example, its application to academic research databases and voluntary sector thematic surveys. The same requirement for standards exists for these other sectors if the maximum value is to be obtained from their efforts. This is of course particularly important if the intention exists to deposit the results of these surveys with the local HERs.
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MIDAS is intended for a wider audience than just the HER community and is recommended reading for anyone involved in inventory projects. Worked examples in the manual cover, for example, its application to academic research databases and voluntary sector thematic surveys. The same requirement for standards exists for these other sectors if the maximum value is to be obtained from their efforts. This is of course particularly important if the intention exists to deposit the results of these surveys with the local HERs.
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!FISH Terminology
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