geobibliography
Geobibliography is the study and practice of organizing, describing, and analyzing publications and other information resources related to geography, cartography, and spatial information. It encompasses the creation of bibliographies, catalogs, indexes, and metadata for geographic literature, including scholarly articles, monographs, maps, atlases, gazetteers, and geospatial data resources.
The field sits at the intersection of information science and geography and often overlaps with cartography
Historically, geobibliography developed within library and information science as geography-specific catalogs and subject bibliographies to aid
Key methods include bibliographic description using cataloging rules, such as MARC and Resource Description and Access,
Applications of geobibliography include supporting researchers in geography, cartography, and spatial data; assisting libraries with collection