Developments towards a computer-based information service in physics, electrotechnology and control

Aitchison, T. M.; Martin, Michael D.; Smith, J. R.

doi:10.1016/0020-0271(68)90020-x

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“…I remembered that we had said somelhlllg about this, but it was onlv when I went through my files that I found just how far-seeing we had been. At the First Cranfield International Conference on Mechanised Information Storage and Retrieval Systems (as it was then called) in August 1967, in a paper [ 1 ) by three of us, the following statements were made:…”

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1984

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The development of the INSPEC Database for online application is used as the basis for discussion of some of the major policy considerations. These include systems of indexing and other access points; the choice of online service provider (or providing one's own); the allocation of database costs between online services and printed products; pricing; downloading; and training. The impact of developments such as searching by end-users, electronic publishing, and full-text databases is briefly examined.

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