Development of the Policies for Japanese Academic Libraries and the Development of Library and Information Science Organization and Analysis of Documents of Shigenori Baba

第二次世界大战基本上摧毁了社会制度。学术界也损失惨重。其中一个官员谁为学术重建工作是重典巴巴（1909年至1993年）。作为东京一个富裕家庭的骨干，爸爸喜欢阅读古典文学和学习外语。他对基督教很感兴趣，年轻时受洗。他在大学里主修电子工程，同时学习物理。他曾担任古川金融联合收割机的研究员，在那里他制作了大量的科学摘要。由于他的成就得到了政府的承认，他开始工作，在战争的最后阶段，为一个控制所有科学信息的政府组织工作。战后，他为教育部工作，在那里他的成就是广泛的：联合目录的发展;成立地区图书馆会议;提高大学图书馆员的地位;制作技术术语词典;并将文献的概念引入大学图书馆。他是一位学者，也是一位政府行政官员。他被送往欧洲研究文件，这导致他的理论文件是广泛的数学基础。他的学术生涯是最有名的，因为他的工作作为一个教授的国家图书馆科学学院。他的主要成就是：通过定量方法进行文献分析，成为目前的文献计量学;他独特的文献方程;制作“联盟索引”;非罗马字母的音译;以及八种语言的技术术语词典，捷克条目。

World War II essentially destroyed social systems. The academic world also suffered great losses. One of the officials who worked for academic reconstruction was Shigenori Baba (1909-93). Bone of a wealthy family in Tokyo, Baba enjoyed reading classics and learning foreign languages. He was interested in Christianity and baptized in his youth. He majored in electrical engineering in college with studies in physics. He worked as a researcher of the Furukawa financial combine, where he produced a large number of scientific abstracts. As his achievement was recognized by the government, he began to work, in the last stage the war, for a governmental organization that controlled all scientific information. After the war, he worked for the Ministry of Education, where his achievement were extensive : development of a union catalogs : founding district library conferences ; improvement of university librarian's status ; making of dictionaries of technical terms ; and introduction of the idea of documentation to university libraries. He was an academic as well as a government executive official. He was sent to Europe to study documentation, and this led to his theory of documentation which was based extensively on mathematics. His academic career is best known as a result of his work as a professor for the National College of Library Science. His major accomplishment were : biblio-graphical analysis by quantitative method that became the present bibliometrics ; his unique bibliographical equation ; the making of "Union Index" ; transliteration of non-Roman scripts ; and dictionaries of technical terms in eight languages with Czech entries.