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General Information
| Name of the terminology | PICO THESAURUS “Portale della Cultura Italiana On-line” |
| Countries using the terminology | Italy |
| Version of the terminology | 4.3 |
| Date of publication | 2011-01-03 |
| Organisation name
(Please give the name of organisation(s) who owns or has reponsibility for the terminology) | Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali |
| Contact name
(Please give the name of a person who we can contact for further information) | Sara Di Giorgio |
Main Features
| IS THE TERMINOLOGY A THESAURUS? | YES |
| Type of terminology resource
(Please select among the list: Simple list of terms; Glossary; Classification/Taxonomy; Thesaurus; Ontology) | Thesaurus |
| IS THE TERMINOLOGY SPECIALISED? | YES |
| Domain of description
(by description domain we mean the subject area covered by the terms of the terminology; by application domain we mean the scope of the terminology. For example if you use mineralogy terms for describing archaeology collections: the description domain would be mineralogy and the application domain would be archaeology) | Archaeology, Architecture, Cinema and audio-visual, Contemporary art, Decorative arts, Ethnology, Fine arts, Furniture, Geography, History, Industrial heritage, Landscape, Local history, Literature, Music, Performing arts, Philosophy, Political science, Religion
The PICO Thesaurus is organized in four main categories, derived from the four "High level elements of DC Culture, defined by the Aquarel project and approved by the MINERVA project (MINERVA Handbook): Who, What, Where, When. Italian culture, with special focus on tangible and intangible heritage; people and organisations involved in cultural processes and administration; cultural and educational disciplines; chronological periods |
| IS THE TERMINOLOGY MULTILINGUAL? | YES |
| Languages
(Please provide the reference language first, then indicate a percentage to assess the rate of equivalence; e.g. "Italian 100% and English 50%" means that Italian is the reference language, and that only 50% of the Italian terms have a correspondance in English) | Italian 100% English 100% |
| IS THE TERMINOLOGY ALREADY SKOSIFIED? | YES |
| Status
(Please select among the list: Not planned; Only planned; In-progress; SKOSified) | SKOSified |
Other Features
| How many terms (lexical units) does this terminology have?
(Please select among the list: "11-100"; "101-500"; "501-1000"; "1001-5000"; "5001-10000"; "more than 10000") | 501-1000 |
| Which thesaurus features are supported?
(Choose all that apply among : Narrower term / Broader term Related term (or 'See also') Preferred Term Non-Preferred Term Use/Used for (or 'See') Use OR Use AND Top term Temporary Term Other relations Scope Note Other (special) notes: use notes, date of entry | Narrower term / Broader term
Related term (or 'See also') Preferred Term Non-Preferred Term Use AND Scope Note |
| URL of the terminology
(if it is available online) | http://www.culturaitalia.it/pico/thesaurus/4.3/thesaurus_4.3.0.skos.xml |