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Authority Control Website

中文

(1)中文名稱權威資料庫
http://twcna.ncl.edu.tw/nclacc/ttswebgen?@0:0:1:genopac@@0.820758163696155

(2) HKCAN
http://www.hkcan.net/hkcanopac/servlet/search/en_US

(3) 兩岸三地名稱權威合作計畫
http://www.hkcan.net/MultinameAuthority/

西文
(1) Library of Congress Authorities
http://Authorities.loc.gov/
 
(2)國際虛擬權威檔 - Virtual International Authority File (VIFA)
http://viaf.org/


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