O "common communication format" desenvolvido pela UNESCO

Authors

  • Alan Hopkinson

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18225/ci.inf.v14i1.227

Keywords:

Registros Bibliográficos. Formatos Internacionais de Intercâmbio. Common Communication Format/UNESCO - PGI.

Abstract

Descreve o "Common Communicat/on Format — CCF", um formato de intercâmbio desenvolvido pela UNESCO - PGI (Programa Geral de Informação), para ser usado por instituições que pretendem intercambiar registros bibliográficos, São feitas comparações entre o CCF e outros formatos de registros bibliográficos, sendo evidenciada a necessidade do CCF agir corno ponte de ligação entre as comunidades de informação atuando como um formato de intercâmbio sobre o qual se basearia um formato interno para bases de dados de sistemas de bibliotecas e de serviços secundários.

Descritores

Registros Bibliográficos. Formatos Internacionais de Intercâmbio. Common Communication Format/UNESCO - PGI.

Abstract

It describes the "Common Communication Format — CCF", which has been developed by UNESCO's PGI (General Information Programe) as an exchange format to be used by institutions for the mutual exchange of bibliographic records. Comparisons between CCF and other formats of bibliographic records are made, and the need is established for CCF to become a link between the information communities — en exchange format giving internal support for databases in systems for libraries and secondary services.

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Author Biography

  • Alan Hopkinson
    Consultor da UNESCO. Britsh Library Bibliographic Services Division, Londres.

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Issue

Vol. 14 No. 1 (1985)

Section

Comunicações

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