| Country of submitter | Israel |
| Name of the vocabulary | The Israel Museum, Jerusalem Controlled Vocabulary
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| Name of the owner of the vocabulary | Israel Museum, Jerusalem - Kupietzky, Dr. Allison, Database Manager
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| Email of the owner | allison@imj.org.il
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| Phone of the owner | 972 2 677 1386
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| Fax of the owner | 972 2 677 1347
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| Contributors (people and/or organizations) |
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| Official language of the vocabulary | English, Hebrew
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| Second languages of vocabulary | Hebrew, English, partially Russian and Arabic
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| Type of the vocabulary | Simple vocabulary or value list, Classification or taxonomy, Thesaurus
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| Coverage of the vocabulary | Artists, Materials, Object name, Keywords, Periods, Place and Technique. A special sub-table in the keywords table is the “Judaica and Ethnography categories”
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| If the vocabulary is a simple and small list of terms |
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| Version |
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| Publishing date of this version of the vocabulary | 2004
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| Updating frequency | Continuously
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| How many terms (lexical units) contains this vocabulary? | 10,000-100,000
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| Which thesaurus features are supported? | Narrower term / Broader term ; Related term (or 'See also') ; Use/Used for (or 'See') ; Use AND ; Scope Note ; Other (special) notes use notes, date of entry
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| How is the controlled vocabulary available? | Paper copy, Local network, not online, yet planning to be 2005.
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| URL of the vocabulary | http://www.imj.org.il/eng/imagine
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| Specific context | Library, archive, museum
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| Technical or other requirements for using the vocabulary | Bi-directional, bilingual parallel cells, Browseable lexicon access, supports image/ multimedia
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| Intellectual property rights and conditions of use | Commercially-priced, a reference to copyright owner is required
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| Costs for obtaining or using the vocabulary |
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| Which thesaurus or other vocabulary standards are followed | ISO 2788, ISO 5964, VRA, AAT
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| Standardization bodies that are endorsing this vocabulary | AAT, TGN, IAA
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| Metadata set and elements | Dublin core and Getty descriptive elements
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