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Hello Michael.



We deal with this situation in one of two ways.  We can make a shapefile with one shape for each record. Alternatively, we can have a shapefile with one shape for each area depicted (7.5 minute topo quad, for example) which is joined to a database of all the records for that area. They both work, but one way or the other may be preferrable for some reason.



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From: Maps-L: Map Librarians, etc. <[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of Fry, Michael

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Subject: spatial index in the ILS/OPAC?



Hi,



Anybody out there in library land display a spatial index in the catalog for a multi-sheet map (or series of maps)?



For ex., Harvard sometimes depicts a bounding box for a single sheet [ http://id.lib.harvard.edu/fgdc/AFRICOVER_SM_MJTOWNS/catalog], or a box for a whole set of topos [http://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990044581400203941/catalog], but I want to depict--and, ideally, label--multiple boxes w/ the same record so that users looking at the record for a multi-sheet topo set can negotiate/navigate that set the way one used to do with print topo sheet indexes.



Anybody seen this, or already doing it?



Thank you.

Michael





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