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ORCID16. Essen Symposium 1993
- Ahmed Hebni Helal, Joachim W. Weiss:
Resource Sharing: New Technologies as a Must for Universal Avaiability of Information. 16th International Essen Symposium, 18-21 October 1993, Festschrift in honor of Hans-Peter Geh. Veröffentlichungen der Universitäsbibliothek Essen 17, Universitäsbibliothek Essen 1994, ISBN 3-922602-18-5 - Herbert S. White:
Electronic Resource Sharing: It may Seem Obvious, but it's not as Simple as it Looks. 1-12 - Janet Mitchell:
Resource Sharing through OCLC: A Comprehensive Approach. 13-22 - Sheila Corrall:
The Business Information Network: Improving European Enterprise through Resource Sharing. 23-34 - Suzanne Fedunok, Sharon Bonk:
Cooperative Acquisition and New Technologies for Resource Sharing: An American Model. 35-50 - Mary M. Huston, Robert Skinner:
Information Networking Issues and Initialives: The North Texas Experience. 51-60 - Beth Sandore, Kathleen Ryan:
Evaluating Electronic Resources: A Study Using Three Concurrent Methods. 61-84 - Bernard Gallivan:
IT and Resource Sharing in Scottish Libraries together with a Note on Image Compression Standards. 85-98 - John Blunden-Ellis:
The Consortium of Academic Libraries in Manchester (CALIM): Strategic and Development Planning of a New Consortium. 99-114 - Göran Skogmar:
Information Networking in the Nordic Countries: A Swedish Perspective. 115-140 - Jan A. Lægreid:
The Nordic SR-net Project: Implementation of the SR/Z39.50 Standards in the Nordic Countries. 141-148 - Hartmut Walravens:
New Developments in Standard Numberings. 149-162 - David R. McDonald:
The Philosophical and Practical Dimensions of Resource Sharing. 163-172 - Frances K. Groen:
Resource Sharing in a Changing Library Environment: Strategies and Policies in a Canadian Research Library. 173-186 - Klaus G. Saur:
The International Library Market for CD-ROM Publications. 187-193 - Gerold Ritter:
High Performance CD-ROM Network Computing (Abstract). 194 - David Buckle:
Group on Electronic Document Interchange (GEDI): International Co-operation for the Electronic Exchange of Documents. 195-207 - Arnoud de Kemp:
New Ways for the Delivery of Information: IT, Networks, SGML, Multimedia and so on ... (Abstract). 208 - Michael McLellan:
Retrospective Conversion of Catalogues in European Co-operative Systems. 209-220 - Peter Ahrens:
Fuzzy Logic: Is it a Better Bibliography Retrieval Method for End-users? 221-236 - Gitte Larsen:
Advances in OPACs in Europe: An Overview. 237-252 - Sten Hedberg:
Improving Data Quality in an OPAC from the '70s. 253-262 - Jack Bazuzi, Ruth Wüst:
Integrating Images into the OPAC: Issues in Distributed Multimedia Libraries. 263-276 - David L. Austin:
An Image is not an Object: but it can Help. 277-296 - Kathleen T. Bivins Noerr:
Resource Sharing: New Technologies as a Must for Universal Availability of Information - Conference Summary. 297-300
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