Some standard content:
1 Introduction
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Rules for Bibliographical Description for Non-book Materials
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1.1 Standardization of the description of non-book materials is one of the foundations of the modernization of non-book material management. This standard is formulated to establish and improve a unified reporting and search system for non-book materials in my country, to carry out international catalog information exchanges, and to better distribute and utilize non-book material resources. 1.2 This standard is based on GB 3792.1-83 "General Principles of Document Description" and "International Standard Book Description (Non-Book Materials)" [ISBD (NBM) principles, in view of the characteristics of non-IS materials and in combination with the actual situation in my country. 1. The objects of description specified in this standard are non-book materials recorded in the form of sound, image, etc. 2 Nouns and terms
2.1 Non-book materials: carriers that record knowledge in the form of sound, image, etc., including audio products, image products, slides and projections, electronic films, multi-carrier non-book materials, microforms, pictures, models, intellectual toys, machine-readable materials, etc. 2.2 Carrier: various materials used to record knowledge 1. 2.3 Carrier code: represents Symbols for the names of genres of non-book materials. 2.4 Non-book material description: the process of analyzing, selecting and recording the content and formal characteristics of non-book materials. 2.5 Recording items: items used to record the content and formal characteristics of non-book materials. 2.6 Recording format: the organization, order and expression of the recording items in the entry. 2. The result of the recording of non-book materials in the entry is a combination of recording items that reflect the content and formal characteristics of non-book materials. 2.8 Basic entry: a recording unit with relatively complete recording items for compiling various entries. 2.9 Recording item identifier: an identification symbol used to distinguish between large and small items in the record. 2.10 Title: directly expressed as symbolic, implicit, or implicit non-book materials. 2.11
Responsible person: an individual or entity that is responsible for the creation, arrangement, design, and processing of non-book materials. Attachment: other materials that are subordinate to a certain non-book material. 2.12
2.13 Multi-volume (collection) non-book material: non-book material published in ten volumes (collections). 2,14 Series non-section material: under a general title, a variety of separate materials are compiled into one, and published in a numbered or unnumbered (with or without a separate title) manner.
2.15 Multi-carrier non-book material; a set of non-book materials composed of two or more material carriers made of different materials. . 2.16 Trademark name: a name that indicates the ownership of a product of an industrial or commercial enterprise. 8 Recording items
Non-data recording items include nine major items: title and responsible person item, version item, publication and distribution item, quantity, specification item (equivalent to the carrier form item in the general rules for document recording), series item (equivalent to the series item in the general rules for document recording), note, standard number and price item, summary item, and sorting item. Each major item is divided into minor items. 4 Recording item identifiers
The objective recording items of this rule are preceded by certain identifiers. When recording, follow the order of items and identifiers of persons and minor items in the table below. Issued by the State Bureau of Standards on February 12, 1986
October 1985 -01 Implementation
Recordable items and identifiers are shown in the following table
Major item number and name
1 Title and author item
2 Version item
3 Special details of donation item
4 Publication, distribution item
5 Quantity, specification item
6 Series item
7 Notes item
8 Standard number and price item
9 Abstract item
10 Sorting item
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Minor item number, name and major and minor item identifiers1.1* Main title
1. 2* = Parallel title
1.3 Subtitle and title description text
1. 4*【Carrier code, type】
1.5*/First-level responsible person
1.6 Other responsible persons
2.1*, —Edition and version
2.2*Responsible persons related to this edition
4.1*——Place of publication and distribution
4. 2*Publisher and distributor
4.3*, Date of publication and distribution
4.4 (Place of production: producer, date of production)5. 1*, Quantity
5.2*·Specifications
, other places and good format
5.3*+Attachments
61.--(Series main title volume (collection) number6.2 = Series parallel title
6.3, Series subtitle skin description title text6.4 / Serial contributor
6.5, International Standard Serial Number)
8.1. Standard number
8.27 Price
Classification number
Carrier code
File number
Note: *\ indicates the main items that must be recorded, and "\" indicates the optional items. No identification number
"\" is used for the contributors with the same creation method, and "\" is used for the contributors with different creation methods. The era or country of the contributor is recorded in "<)" and placed before the contributor
Non-book materials do not have this item
The international standard number is in front and the domestic number is in the back. The rest is marked with ","
No identification
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5 Items and recording format
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There are two types of entries in the wood rules: basic entries and comprehensive entries. Both entries can be recorded in book format and card format. 5.1 Basic entries
6.1.1 Book format
Main title = parallel title: subtitle and title text [carrier code, language}/first responsible person, other responsible persons, one edition and version form/responsible persons related to this edition, one by one publishing and distribution place: publisher, publishing and distribution date (production place, producer, production date) quantity: specification 1: specification 2, specification 3 + attachments, (series main title volume (set) number =Series parallel title: series subtitle and explanatory title text/series responsible person, international series standard number), notes, international standard number, domestic number: price (trademark name)
day: This format divides the recorded items into paragraphs. The title and responsible person item, version item, publication and distribution item, number, specification item, series item, additional law item, standard number and price item are the first paragraph, and are recorded continuously. The abstract item is the second paragraph. Each paragraph starts with two spaces indented. Return to the edge.
b. "," takes up two spaces, and other identifiers take up one space, with no spaces before and after. c. The original punctuation marks of the title of non-book materials are the same as d. The large and small items that are not recorded are omitted together with their identifiers. 5.1.2 Card format
Classification number
Carrier code Request number
Main title Parallel title: Subtitle and explanatory title text [language] First responsible person; other responsible persons, one edition and version format Responsible persons related to this edition one by one Place of publication and distribution: Publisher and distributor, Date of publication and distribution (place of production, producer, date of production)
Number, specification 1, specification 2 # Specification 3 + attachments, (series main title symbol multiple volumes (sets) number = series Parallel title: series subtitle and explanatory title text/series responsible person, (National Standard Series Number)
Standard number: Price (trademark name)
a. This format divides the entry into five paragraphs. Each paragraph starts on its own line and is indented two spaces. There is no "一一" in front of it. When the line is moved, the edge is aligned.
b. If one card cannot be recorded completely and needs to be recorded on another card, the "serial number of this card/total number of cards" format is used to mark the lower right corner of each card. For example, "1/2" means there are two cards in total, and this is the first card. 5.2 Comprehensive items
Comprehensive items are items that collect various parts of non-book materials in multiple volumes (sets) and record them as a whole (set).
5.2.1 Book format
a. From the title and the responsible person items, the series items are recorded continuously (see 5.1.1). From the notes items to the inspection items, the sections are recorded (see 5.2.2). 5.2.2 Card format
Complete set of materials
Author components
Classification number
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Carrier code retrieval number
Main title = Parallel title: Subtitle and explanatory title text [language]/first responsible party, other responsible parties - Edition and version form/Responsible parties related to this edition.1. Place of publication: publisher, date of publication (place of production: producer, date of production》
quantity: specification 1: specification 2, specification 3 + attachments - (series main title multiple volume (set) number = series parallel title: series subtitle and description title text/series responsible person, national standard series number, this series number)
standard number: price (trademark name)
(1).. carrier code element number: (2). carrier code request
carrier code request number: (3) .... ...
number (4)
. The comprehensive entry structure includes two parts: one is the complete set of information and the other is the component. b. Complete set of information recording and basic entries The same as the recording. . After the whole set of data, leave a blank line and indent two spaces to start recording the components. Each component is preceded by a serial number and ends with a ";". Return to the edge and record continuously.
d Volume (set) number and title with one space between them. Each component only records the items not disclosed in the recorded part of the whole set of data. The last space of each component records its genre code and access number. e. When the recording object is a whole set of series data, only the international series standard number is recorded in the series item, and the other small items are omitted. f. When there are multiple volumes (sets) and the series is not collected separately, they are recorded separately according to the basic date, and the relevant items, carrier code and access number of other components must be recorded in the notes (see 10.5.3.2b)). 6.1 The description items in this standard are divided into main items and optional items. The items marked with "*" in the description items and identification symbols in Article 4 are classified as main items, and the remaining items can be selected according to different description requirements. 6.2 The title of all main items and optional items should be recorded in detail, and only the title of the main items should be recorded briefly. The National Non-Book Data Daily and the National Centralized Catalog must use detailed description. 7.1 The description words must be standardized. 2. Title and responsible person items, version items . Publication and distribution items and series items are generally recorded in the text of the non-book material itself. 1.3 Notes and abstracts are recorded in Chinese characters (except for quoted text). 7.4 Edition, publication date, volume (set) number, quantity, specifications and price are all recorded in Arabic numerals. .5 When recording the non-book materials of various ethnic minorities using this standard, they should be recorded according to the rules of their written transmission. 7.6 If there are errors in the text in the recording basis of non-book materials, they must still be recorded as is, and the correct text obtained from the verification should be recorded at the end and placed in ""]", or explained in the notes. 8 Classification of non-book materials and carrier codes
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8.1 The classification of non-book materials is recommended to use the "Chinese Library Book Classification". 8.2 The carrier code adopts the code specified in Appendix A (Supplement) of this standard. 9 Basis of Description
9.1 The basis of description of non-materials is the non-materials themselves, such as title pages, labels, covers, instructions, etc. 9.2 If the non-materials themselves are insufficient, incomplete, or unclear, the header or footer of audiotapes, videotapes, films, or films may be used for description. 10 Details of Description Items
10.1 Title and Owner Items
10.1.1 Main Title
10.1.1.1 The title is the main title of non-book materials, including simple title, alternate title, and collective title. The volume (collection) number is a component of the main title and is recorded after the end title, with one space in between. An identification symbol is placed before the main title. Example: Chinese for Junior High School No. 1
101.1.2 The words, punctuation marks, symbols, and spaces that serve as grammatical punctuation marks in the main title are all recorded. 10.1.1.3 The main title in book format is recorded with two spaces indented and then raised: the main title in card format is recorded with two spaces indented and then raised on the line below the classification number. 10.1.1.4 Alternate title refers to the title of the same non-book material with two or more alternately used titles. Two of the alternate titles are recorded in sequence (the rest are recorded in the notes), and the middle is connected by ", also known as, ". Example: Dream of the Red Chamber, also known as, no title
10.1.1,5 Collective title refers to the same non-book material carrier unit, with two or more works. There is no general title on the title page, only the titles of each work, which is called a collective title. Collective titles are recorded according to the following provisions: a. The titles of several works by the same author shall be recorded in sequence, separated by "," in the middle. Example: Erta: Iterki Granny, Tang/Shangerki b. If there are too many works by the same author, the title of the first work can be taken, followed by "and other works", and the titles of the remaining works shall be recorded in the notes.
c. The titles of several works that do not belong to the same author shall be recorded in sequence and their authors, separated by "," in the middle. Example: Tomb, Medicine/Lu Xun·February/Rou Shi·Goddess/Guo Moruo d. If there are too many titles of works and they do not belong to the same author, only the title of the first work and its author shall be recorded, and "," shall be added after the title and author to indicate deletion. The titles of the remaining works and their authors shall be recorded in sequence in the notes. Example: Naval Port Night [AH]/Su Xiaoming-Singing e. For materials without a general title, in addition to the above-mentioned recording methods, you can also use a self-made general title as the main title, but it must be placed in [”
Example: [Eight short stories in the English trap]
10.1.1.6 For multi-volume (collection) and series non-materials, the general title of the whole set of materials is used as the title, and the titles of the sub-volumes (collections) are used as the titles of the components (see 5.2).
10.1.1.7 If there are two or more titles in the main recording basis of non-materials, you must carefully and correctly determine which one is the title. The following rules are made for some cases where only the specific information is clear. a. When the main title and the parallel title (see 10.1.2) are in different languages, the title in the same language as the material should be selected as the main title, and the titles in other languages should be selected as the parallel titles. For example, the English version of the picture album published by People's Min Daily Press was originally titled "China Scenery". When requesting for copyright, China Scenery should be the main title. b. If non-book materials have parallel titles in two or more different languages, and the materials contain text descriptions, or have multiple text descriptions (such as intellectual toys, movies, etc.), the first title should be selected as the main title. GB 8792.4-85
c: If the material is a parallel reading material in a foreign language and Chinese, or a foreign language textbook compiled in my country, the Chinese title should be selected as the main title. For example, English Junior High School Textbook Volume 1 = English Junior High School English ... Book3【英】d The main title and the explanatory title text shall be recorded in the order in which they appear on the title page or label, or on the cover. Example: Massage cured lumbar disc herniation: one-step + method [VH]e. The title is preceded by words such as "new edition", "pocket", "latest", "practical", "elementary", "advanced", etc. to distinguish other titles of the same work. Regardless of the size of the academic body, they shall be recorded as part of the main title. Example: Unified Middle School English Book 1
f. All titles of collections of works, special compilations, concerts, etc., which are preceded by the names of authors and performers, shall be recorded as such. Example: Piano solo concert of Professor Hans Kahn, an Austrian pianist 10.1.1.8 If non-book materials (such as wall charts, works of art, etc.) do not have a title but only a brief description of the content, they may be recorded in their entirety or in the form of sections as the main title. Omitted words shall be indicated by "...". 10 .1.2 Parallel titles
Parallel titles refer to titles in two or more languages that are contrasted with each other on the title page (signature) of non-book materials. 10.1,2.1 Parallel titles are recorded after the main title, and are marked with \= before them! 10.1.2.2 Self-translated titles can be regarded as parallel titles, but they must be placed in "[]". 10.1.3 Subtitle and explanatory title text
The subtitle is another title subordinate to the main title. The explanatory title text is the explanatory text before and after the title on the content, scope, editing method, genre, target readers and purpose of the non-book material. The subtitle and explanatory title text are marked with ",". Example: Three-dimensional interpenetration, descriptive geometry [FK] History of the Communist Party of China: 18 years before the founding of the People's Republic of China [SP] 10,1,4 Media code and language
10.1.4.1 The media code is recorded in accordance with the provisions of Appendix A. 10.1.4.2 The medium code and language of this format shall be recorded in the title page together with "[]" and "," in between. Example: [VH, English]
10.1.4.9 In the card format, since the medium code is already in the sorting item, only the language is recorded in the "[]" after the title, see 5.1.2. 10.1.5 Responsible persons
10.1.5.1 The first contributor refers to the contributor listed first on the title page (signature) when there are several contributors with different creative methods in the main claim. It is marked with "/" in front. 10.1,5.2 Other contributors refer to individuals or groups who are indirectly or secondarily responsible for the data. 10.1.5.The same creators are marked with "," between the responsible persons, and different creators are marked with "," between the responsible persons. Example: A New Heroine of the Children [AH, Han/Kong Zei, written by Yuan Jing, recited by Zhou Zhiming Spring in Xinjiang [AH/Sheng Zhongguo solo, Ma Lianguang, Li Zhonghan music 10.1.5.4 The dynasty or country of the contributor is recorded in 4 ()", placed before the responsible person. Example: The Exploitation of the Works of Nature [MH, Han} (Ming) Wei Yingxing, written by Mother [FH, Han/(Soviet) Gorky original work 10.15.5 Other responsible persons are recorded in sequence, and the maximum number of them shall not exceed four. If there are more than four, add the word "etc." after it. If necessary, record the remaining responsible persons in the notes.
10.1.5.6 The title of the responsible person is recorded, such as "Director ××", "×× sung", "×× painted", etc. 10.2 Version item
The version item includes the edition, version form, and contributions related to this edition, which are marked with ", -". 10.2.1 Edition and version form
10.2.1.1 Edition refers to the different number of publications of the same non-book material (excluding the number of publications of the same version). The first edition is not recorded, and the second edition and other editions are recorded as they are. When recording, the word "第" is omitted and the numbers must be in Arabic numerals, such as "Second Edition" is recorded as "2版". For editions expressed in the Gregorian calendar, the word "year" can be omitted, such as "1982 Edition" is recorded as "1982 Edition". GB 3792.4—85
10.2.1.2 The words "supplement" and "revised" of the edition shall be recorded at the end and placed in "()". For example: -2 edition (revised)
, -3 edition (added)
cannot be recorded as "revised 2nd edition" or "added 3rd edition". 10.2.1.8 Any words that describe the characteristics of the content of the material, such as "popular version", "abbreviated version", "trial version", etc., shall not be recorded in the version item, but shall be treated as explanatory title words. 10,2.1 Any words that are suitable for For non-book materials without a general title that are compiled and published, when the guest works contain the client's edition, only the edition of the main work can be recorded, and the rest can be explained in the notes. If it is too complicated, it can be omitted. 10.2.1.5 If it is known that the edition contained in the material is incorrect, it must still be recorded, but it should be explained in the notes. 10.2.1.6 Edition form refers to the version in which the content of the non-section material remains unchanged, but its carrier has changed, or it is produced using a production method or technology that is not suitable for the first edition material, such as "reproduction version", "rubbing version", "imitation version", etc. Reproduction version: converting one material carrier to another, such as converting a movie into a video, a record into a tape, etc. Rubbing version, a version copied from an original object or a work of art. Imitation version: a version made by imitating a real object or a first edition work. 10.2.1.7 If the recording basis contains a description of the source of this version, it should be explained in the notes. 10.2.2 Contributors related to this edition
Refers to individuals or groups who participated in the re-creation of this edition. 10.2.2,1 Contributors related to this edition are marked with "/!". Contributors with the same creative method are marked with "", and authors with different creative methods are marked with ",". A maximum of four can be recorded, and the rest can be recorded in the appendix. 10.2,2.2 For non-book materials with a collection title, when each work has its own contributors related to this edition, only the contributors related to this edition of the main work can be recorded, and the rest can be recorded in the notes. 10.3 Special details of the acknowledgment (non-book materials do not have this item). 10. Publishing and distribution items
Publishing and distribution items include place of publication and distribution, publisher and distributor, date of publication and distribution, place of production, producer, and date of production. If a sub-item of the publishing and distribution item is a speculative record, it should be followed by "?". ”, and place it in “［］”. If it cannot be guessed, then record “×××× unknown” and place it in “【”. Example [3?
[Year of publication unknown]
10.4.1 Place of publication and distribution
10.4.1.1 The place of publication and distribution refers to the location of the publishing and distribution agency, which is recorded with the full name of the place, marked with “,-” in front. 10.4.1.2 If the place of publication and the place of distribution are not the same place, they should be recorded separately, and the words “publishing” and “distributing” should be added after the place name, separated by “,”.
Example: .Published in Chongqing, distributed in Beijing
10.4.1.3 If there are two places of publication or distribution, they should be recorded at the same time, separated by “,”. Example: Beijing, Shanghai issued
10.4.2 Publisher
10.4.2.11 The publisher of H version is generally based on the publishing and issuing organization. The representative of the publishing and issuing organization is not required and is marked with ";" in front.
10,4.2.2 When the publisher and the distributor are not the same organization, they shall be recorded separately, and the words "publisher" and "distributor" shall be added after the name of the organization, respectively, and marked with "," in between.
10.1.2.3 If there are two publishers and distributors, they shall be recorded at the same time, and marked with "," in between. 10.4.2.4 The publisher is Huang Renzhe, and the publisher can be recorded with words such as "co-editor". For example, Advanced English [AH, English] 7 Beijing Foreign Language Textbook Publishing House, Beijing: co-editor, 1 Zhao 310.4.2.5 When recording microfilms, the publisher of the microfilms shall be recorded in the publication and distribution item, and the publisher of the source of the microfilms shall be recorded in the notes item.
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10.4.2.6 If there is only a trademark name in the recording basis, and there is no publisher or producer, the trademark name shall be used instead. 10.4.2.7 If the name of the publisher or producer and the trademark name appear together in the purchase order, the trademark name shall not be recorded in the publication and distribution item, but shall be recorded after the price item, in the "()" box. 10.4.3 Date of publication of the version
10.4.8.1 The date of publication and distribution shall be recorded in the Gregorian calendar, omitting the word "year" and marking it with "," in front. If it is recorded in other calendars, it shall be converted to the Gregorian calendar. The Gregorian calendar shall be in front and the original calendar shall be in the back. Place in "()\. 10.4.3.2 For a set of multi-volume (file), series and multi-media non-book materials, the first and last publication dates must be recorded, with "～" indicating the start and end. If the publication is complete, record the first publication date, and add "一" after it. After the publication is complete, record the latest publication date.
10.4 Place of production, producer, and date of production 10.4,1 Place of production, producer, and date of production are all recorded in "()" . Use "," before the producer; use "," before the production period. Add "made", "photographed" and other words after the producer. Example: (Beijing: Photographed by Zhongtun Photo Agency, 1980) 10.4.4,2 If there are multiple production places and producer names, refer to 10.4,1.3 and 10.4.2.3 for recording. 10.4.4.8 If the producer is the one with the lowest responsibility, refer to 10.4.2.4 for recording. 10.4.4, Production place, producer, If the production date is the same as the place of publication and distribution, the publisher and the date of publication and distribution, it can be omitted. 10.5 Quantity and specification items
10.5.1 Quantity
Mathematics shall use Arabic mathematics, and quantifiers shall use Chinese characters (ethnic minorities use their own literature). Metric length and metric weight shall use the English abbreviations of the International Unit of Understanding. Time is measured in "minutes" and "seconds". Minutes are expressed as "" and seconds are expressed as "". "." is used before the number.
10.5.1.1 The number, number of frames, number of pieces, playing time, etc. shall be recorded in the private () after the number. 10.5.1.2 The playing time shall be recorded according to the time indicated on the label of the material carrier. If the time is not indicated, it shall be recorded according to the actual playing time. Example: 1 box (30)
sheets (50°20″}
0.5.1.3 A data carrier of the same type, and each data has its own playback time. The sum of the playback time of each data carrier is recorded in "()". If it is necessary to indicate the playback time of each data carrier, it shall be recorded in the "Notes". 10.5.2 Specifications
Specifications include the model, material, length, rotation speed, color, sound, size (or format) of the data carrier. For the specifications of each data carrier, please refer to the recording rules of various data carriers. Use "," before the specification to identify it. If there are multiple specifications, they shall be listed in order. Use "," between the specifications. Example: ～—2 boxes: 3/4 +NTSC Color 1 set (32 sheets): 9×12cm/color composite sheet 10.5.8 Accessories
10.5.3.1 The number of accessories is marked with "" before each item, and the number of accessories is recorded after it. Example: 2 items: plastic, color + hanging cabinet 5 sheets
One box: 1/2 inch: PAL color 1 script 1 book (42 pages): 32-page 10.5.3.2. When recording the attachments, you should select according to the following two different situations: When the above items can be stored together (such as boxed or bagged), record the quantity and specifications of each item in turn. Each item is marked with "+\". Example: 1 set + 3 volumes of slides: 351 color + 2 boxes of cassette tapes (60°) b. If the accessories are inconvenient to store together and need to be shelved on different carriers, they should be recorded separately according to the basic model. The name and number of other supporting materials must be recorded in the notes item. 10.6 Series items
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Series items include series title, volume (set) number, series parallel title, series subtitle and explanatory title text, series sponsor, and International Standard Serial Number (ISSN). 10.6.1 Series main title: See 10.1.1 for the provisions on the main title. If there is a volume (set) number, record it after the title with ",\".
Example: — (Wu Song TV Series, Episode 3)
10.6.2 Series Parallel Title: If there is a series parallel title in the description, it should be recorded as it is. 10.6.3 Series subtitle and explanatory title text are generally not required to be recorded. If it is easy to be confused with other non-material titles after being omitted, it must be recorded as it is.
10.6.4 Series Investigator: If the various volumes (collections) of the series non-book materials have the same author, they should be recorded in 1.5 and 1.6 (limited items and identifier list), not here. If they are not the same author, the author of each volume (collection) should be recorded in 1.5 and 1.6, and the total author of the entire series non-book materials should be recorded in the series author item. 10.6.5 International Standard Series Number: If there is an international standard series editor in the description, it should be recorded, and it should be marked with "1SSV" in front. 10.7 Notes 10.7.1 Notes are supplements to the contents of items 1 to 6 of the record. They are recorded in order and are marked with ",一一". It is recommended that the identifiers used in notes should be the same as those specified in items 1 to 6 of the record. Each note should be marked with ",一". 10.7.2 Literature citations are placed in "". The contents of notes include: a. Supplementary information on the title, first author, and other authors not recorded in the title and author items. b. Supplementary information on the edition and the author related to this edition recorded in the version item. First edition materials related to the version forms such as stamping, rubbing, scratching, and microfilm not recorded in the version item. c. "Steps", etc. The original record contains errors, and the correct conclusion is obtained after verification. When there are special requirements for the equipment used for non-book materials, they should be stated in the notes, such as "wide-screen mirror", "slide recording", etc.
Carrier code and request number of the attachment.
Explanation and language of the non-book materials.
h. The applicability of non-book materials, such as "preschool", "primary school", "school", "humanities", "adults", etc. The above items can be omitted when recording, but the order cannot be reversed. 10.8 Standard number and price
10.8.1 The standard number refers to the standard number of the book materials published and distributed internationally or domestically, and is preceded by ", one by one". The international standard number comes first, followed by the domestic standard number, and ";" is used in between. 10.8.2 The price is marked with ",".
10.8.3 When it is necessary to record the trademark name of the non-book material, it should be placed after the price in "()". 10.9 Abstract
Abstract is a brief description of the content of non-book materials. It is preceded by a left identifier and two spaces are left. The line is flush. 10.10 Listing items
Listing includes classification number, carrier code and accession number. 10.10.1 Classification number indicates the category of non-book content. It is recommended to use the classification number of the National Library of China Classification System. The patch is placed in the upper corner.
Carrier code indicates the category of carrier of non-book materials. The code specified in Appendix A of this standard is used and placed on the card. 10.10.2
10.10.3 Accession number indicates the shelf location of non-book materials. The carrier code is placed in the middle. There is no space between them. 11 Details of the Recording of Various Data Carriers
Non-data carriers are classified according to the production materials and production methods: 11, video products, slides and films, film films, multi-media, microfilms, pictures, models, intellectual toys, machine-readable materials, etc. 11.1 Sound recordings (A)
Basic item card format
Classification number
Carrier code purple number
Main title = parallel title: subtitle and explanatory title text [language]/first responsible person, other responsible persons, one edition and version form/responsible persons related to this edition. One place of publication and distribution: HI version publisher, publication and distribution date (place of production: producer, production date)
Quantity (actual playback time): material, length, rotation speed: ancient sound + attachments. 1. (Series main title, volume (collection) guide = series parallel title: series subtitle and explanatory title, literary series contributor, international standard series number) Notes
Standard number: Price <trademark name)
11.1.1 There are four types of sound recordings:
a. Cassette loop tape (AX).
Cassette tape (AII)
Open reel tape (AK).
d. Record (AP).
11.1.2 The most important and specification items include quantity, actual playing time, material, length or diameter, rotation speed, sound, accessories. Record in sequence.
11.1,2.1 Quantity: The number unit of cassette loop tape and cassette tape is "box", the open reel tape is "reel", and the record is "piece". 11.1.2.2 The actual playing time is measured in "minutes" and "seconds". Minutes are marked with "\\" and seconds are marked with "\". 11.1.2.3 Material refers to the material of the recording product. Magnetic tapes are divided into "ordinary", "chromium oxide" and "metal", and ordinary tapes are not recorded. Records are divided into "plastic film" and "plastic resin". 11.1.2.4 Length or diameter: Cassette tapes are measured in "minutes", such as "60" and "90", and open reel tapes are measured in "meters", such as "*360m"; the diameter of the disc is recorded in "centimeters", such as "*17.5cm" and "25cm". 11.1.2.5 Speed refers to the speed of the recording. Cassettes are not recorded, and open reels are divided into *4.75", "9.5", *19", *38.1 speed, and records are divided into "16", "33
n"45" and "78 speed.
11.1 ,2.6 Sound refers to stereo and non-stereo. Non-stereo is not required. 11.1.2.7 Attachments refer to other data carriers that are compatible with this data. The name, quantity, and specifications should be recorded, see 10.5.3. The content of the notes item of 11.1.3 is shown in 10.7.4. The number of side tracks of the sound recording product needs to be recorded in the special requirements item, such as "4 sound boots". "8 audio tracks", etc.
AP request number
Beijing Amateur Foreign Language Broadcasting Xu Zuo English Teaching Film Elementary Class [English]/Zhang Guanlin, Tu Bei, Zhu Xinmao read; Ju Bei, Zhu Xinmao, Wu Ganzhi, Xiong Demao broadcast, Beijing: China Zhaopian Society, 1978 (Beijing: Beijing Records)-etc. Recorded, 1977~11.2 Most similar products (V)
Basic Japanese card format
GB 8T92.4-85
28 sheets (201°40*): plastic film, 17.5cm#33 Special + 2 textbooks
Listening materials/Zhu Xinmao, Tu Bei, Wu Qianzhi, Xiong Demao Dibo, a song/Qian Huina, Shi Honge, Zhang Yi singing Suitable for self-taught English learners
Through sentence pattern exercises and dialogues, oral and written translation training. A total of 42 lessons.
AH Prime Number
Junior High School English Textbook Volume 3 = Eng lish JuniorBok [English] / Peng Wenlan, Slevinsky reads and Deng Yanchang reviews, - Beijing: People's Education Press, 19832 boxes (110°) + 1 textbook
Total 15 lessons. Line type, dialogue, text, single inquiry, idioms, pronunciation and intonation exercises and supplementary reading materials are all demonstrated.
AH request number
Talk about a corner of the review [Chinese] / Zhu Sengui - Harbin: Heilongjiang Province Audio-visual Education Center, 1981 (Harbin: The 13th school system, [1981]
1 box (5 8°30%)
Applicable to the lecture of Zhu Linsheng, a special-grade teacher in middle schools.
Classification number
Carrier code request number
Main title: Subtitle paragraph description Title text [language]/First-responsible person, other responsible persons,--Edition and version form/Responsible persons related to this edition,-Place of publication: publisher, publication date (place of production: producer, production date)
Number (actual broadcast time): model, length, system GB3792.485
Wu, color difference, sound + attachments (series certificate title volume (set) number = series parallel title: series subtitle and description title text/series author, international standard series number) notes
standard number: price (trademark name)
11.2.1 There are four types of video products: cassette loop soft video tape (VX)
h: cassette video tape (VH).
c. open video tape (YK).
d. video film VP).
11,2.2 Quantity and specification items include quantity, actual playback time, model, length, format, color difference, sound, attachments. Record in sequence.
"pieces".
Track (Chinese)".
Quantity: The quantity unit of cassette loop tape and cassette videotape is "box", and the unit of reel-to-reel videotape is "reel". Video film is the actual broadcast time: in "minutes" and "seconds". Minutes are marked with "*" and seconds are marked with "\". Model, videotape refers to width, such as 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, etc. Video film records its diameter in "centimeters". Length refers to the time length of the videotape itself, such as "20", "120°", etc. The formats are PAL, NTSC, SECAM, etc.
Color is divided into black and white and color.
Sound is divided into audio and subtitles, and subtitles are not recorded. Videotapes must record the language of each audio track, such as "Track 1 (English)" "211.2.2.B
See 10.5.3 for attachments.
11.2.3 Notes, see 10.7.4
VH Detection Number
The chicken that strayed from the flock, tell the story by looking at the picture [double] Guo Siduo-Beijing: Central Audiovisual Education Museum, 1981 (Liaoning Benxi: Audiovisual Education Department of Jiaofang College, 1 filter 1)
1 box (45°): 3/4 inch 60; PAL
Suitable for primary school teachers and students.
This film is a record of a Chinese class taught by Mr. Guo Siduo of Benxi Normal University Attached Primary School. Through telling stories by looking at pictures, students can be trained to observe problems, think logically and express themselves orally.
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