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Recommendations for National Documents Handling Systems in Science and Technology

Recommendations for National Documents Handling Systems in Science and Technology
Author: Federal Council for Science and Technology (U.S.). Committee on Scientific and Technical Information
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Total Pages: 426
Release: 1965
Genre: Information storage and retrieval systems
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USA. Report on the need for a national level system of handling documentation and library material in the fields of science and technology - includes statement of the problem, study of general management requirements and systems requirements, review of legislation and of advanced information systems involving automation and the use of computer equipment, etc., conclusions and recommendations. Selected references, bibliography and glossary.

Recommendations for National Document Handling Systems in Science and Technology

Recommendations for National Document Handling Systems in Science and Technology
Author: COMMITTEE ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION WASHINGTON DC.
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Total Pages: 640
Release: 1965
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The report contains recommendations for a national document-handling system in science and technology. Problems in the scientific and technical information and document area are considered, and a set of principles and requirements for a national system are presented. The preferred system and four alternative approaches are developed and evaluated.