bilgi ağları ve kütüphanelerarası İşbirliği

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1987
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Abstract
This paper is on library and Information networks and inter- library co-operation. Different types of networks, their features and struc- tures are briefly reviewed. Also mentioned are the local area netvvorks (LANs), whereby libraries can easily access national and intemational net- works such as JANET, EARN and BITNET. Among other things the func- tions of «intelligent gatevvays», online public access catalogues (OPAÇs) and electrbnic mail facilities are explained. A few examples of interlibrary co- operation which have been originated from networks are given in the sec- ond part of the paper; the activities of the Centre for Bibliographic Infor­mation in Japan; the services of library co-operatives such as BLCMP and SWALCAP in the UK, and the way they work; and, the Linked Systems Project, which is the most advanced project of four networks (LC, WLN, RLIN and OCLC) in this respect in the US.
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Authors ;Yaşar Tonta
Journal International journal of food microbiology
Year 1987
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