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1987
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- Impact of Information Technology on International Library Cooperation. Publications of Essen University Library 9. Essen Symposium (Essen, West Germany, September 8-11, 1986). Helal, Ahmed H., Ed. Weiss, Joachim W., Ed. Bibliographic Utilities Developed Nations Foreign Countries Information Retrieval Information Technology International Cooperation Library Automation Library Cooperation Online Systems Optical Data Disks This symposium explored the effects of computers and modern technologies on library automation and cooperation. The following presentations are included in this collection: (1) "Economic Squeeze and Technological Challenge--Swedish Library Automation, 1987-90" (Svante Hallgren); (2) "A European Bibliographic Database Centre" (Bernard Gallivan); (3) "University Faculty Use of Computers and Bibliographic Searching" (Andrew G. Torok); (4) "OSI-Application Protocols" (Liv A. Holm); (5) "The U.S. National Standard Command Language for Online Interactive Information Retrieval: A Status Report" (Charles R. Hildreth); (6) "Problems, Issues, and Prospects in the International Electronic Exchange of Alpha-Numeric, Pictorial, and Graphic Educational Information Resources" (H. J. Abraham Goodman and Oldrich Standera); (7) "Test Run of a Network of Library and Information Systems" (Katarzyna de Brisis); (8) "Interactive Display of Text and Graphics on an IBM PC" (Thomas B. Hickey and John C. Handley); (9) "CD-ROM and Public Access Catalogues: Uses, Advantages, Problems" (Charles R. Hildreth); (10) "Optical Disc Pilot Program at the Library of Congress" (Joseph W. Price); (11) "The Potential of the Interactive Videodisc for International Cooperation as Documented by Project Emperor-I" (Ching-chih Chen); (12) "ALIS--The Online Public Access Union Catalogue and Document Ordering System of the Scandinavian Central Libraries of Technology" (Bent Barnholdt); (13) "Current and Future Forms of Information Retrieval as Provided by University Microfilms International" (Susan Orchard); and (14) "Linking Supra-Local Demands with Local Demands in the Individual Library's EDP Planning" (Hans-Albrecht Koch). The papers are supplemented by figures and photographs, and many contain either bibliographic references or bibliographies. Three additional papers were presented: "Distributing Data on Micros: Floppies, CD-ROMS and/or Online" (Kate Bivens Noerr and Peter Noerr); "CD-ROM and Electronic Publishing" (Ulrich Schwerhoff); and "VISCOUNT: An Electronic Network for Interlibrary Loans" (Peter Smith). (EW)