KR20000071938A - When creating new publications (books, records, videos, maps, etc. that can be owned by the library), a database of new publications to US Marks and Comarks will be provided at the same time. - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: The method for supplying the shape of a new publication and the resultant file in construction of a database for USMARC and KORMARC of the new publication is provided to allow a library to establish a database simultaneously with the buy of the new publication so that information can be serviced immediately to a user, and to reduce the time, the man power and the cost for constructing the database, by providing the database including the USMARC and the KORMARC in the new publication when it is produced. CONSTITUTION: A new publication(1) can be a book, a record, a video or a map that may be contained in a library. A storage device(2), which stores a MARC database of the new publication(2), can be a mini-disk, a diskette, or a magnetic tape. The MARC database is prepared in the storage device(2) for the new publication(1), and can be immediately included into the database of the library.

Description

When creating a new publication (a media that can be collected in a library such as books, recordings, videos, maps, etc.), the results of the database construction of the new publication to US Mark and Comark are simultaneously provided.

The Markine-Readable Cataloging was completed in 1965, in accordance with the Library of Congress's Automation Scheme, and the Marker I was revised and supplemented. Appeared as a concept.

The MARRC was initially developed as a way to accumulate a list of government-related archives of the US Library of Congress, and was developed to focus on the needs of the US Library of Congress. (USMARC) has been revised and developed to support a variety of new forms of information and controls.

The preparation of international standardization and automation of catalogs in our country began in 1975. In 1976, the International Standard and Bibliographical Technology Act: For Books-ISBD (M) Published by the Korea Library Association, the National Library of Korea began basic research on automation. In 1978, the government's administrative computerization plan was established to implement the implementation plan.

In 1980, we published the Korean Libraries Automated Cataloging Act: Experimental format (for a single book). In 1981, we revised and issued the first edition of the standard format. It began to spread.

In addition, the Korean Library Association issued the third edition of the Korean Books under the ISBD (M), and the National Library of Korea published the Korean Libraries List Technology in 1985 according to the third edition of the Korean Library. The rules (for a book) were compiled and published. In 1991, under the signature of the Study on the Korea Literature Automation Cataloging Act (KORMARC), the format and technical rules for books, serials, and non-book materials were published simultaneously. Was issued.

The single-format format was designated as KS C5867 in 1993 and the serial format was designated as KS C5795 in 1994.

Each time a new publication is purchased at current universities, municipal, provincial and national libraries nationwide, USMARC and Comark are invested more than a certain amount in the rules of USMARC and KORMARC described above. (KORMARC) A database (DATABASE) is being built to serve users.

This is because a lot of manpower, time, and financial burdens are required to build the mark database. To solve this problem, this service can be used to create new publications (such as books, records, videos, and maps). By providing USMARC and KORMARC DATABASE and providing publication and mark database at the same time, the library completes the collection of the collection and the DATABASE, and provides information to users immediately. In addition, it does not require the time, manpower, and cost required to build a database, and it is an innovative system that can prevent waste and redundant investment when using this service in libraries nationwide.

The ultimate purpose of this service is to complete the construction of the database at the same time as bringing in the collection and to provide information to users immediately. It also reduces the cost of operating the library.

If you build only once at the time of publication, you can intensify national competitiveness by constructing all marks (MARC) in thousands of libraries (domestic quantity).

Previously, each library had to build a MARRC DATABASE for newly purchased books by existing librarians.

This technology eliminates the effort of establishing a library database by the librarian, and immediately incorporates the database into the electronic library.

The idea of quickly importing the MARRC DATABASE provided with the purchase of new publications into the DATABASE.

① New publications (media that can be collected in the library such as books, records, videos, maps, etc.)

② Storage medium (minidisk, diskette, magnetic tape, etc.) to store the mark (MARC) database (DATABASE) of the publication

The mark database (MARC DATABASE) built and stored using the storage medium of ② for new publications (books, recordings, videos, maps, etc.) can be stored in the library database (DATABASE). Can be incorporated.

Hundreds of thousands of libraries need to build a MARRC DATABASE for new purchase publications over several hundreds of thousands, but the system requires efforts to build a MARRCBASE for new purchase publications in libraries. Instead, the MARRC DATABASE that comes with the purchase of the publication can be immediately incorporated into the electronic library.

Claims (1)

Creating and selling new publication media including the MARRC DATABASE that can be owned in a general or electronic library (ie, constructing and simultaneously selling the MARRC database DATABASE).