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1CS01.140.20
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T3792—2021
Replaces GB/T8792.1—2009.G13/T3792.2—2006.GB/T3792.3—2009.GB/T3792.1—2009GB/T 3792.62005.GB/T 3792.72008.GB/T 3792.92009.GB/T 34692013Information and Documentation
Resource Description
Information and documentationResourcedescription2021-03-09Release
State Administration for Market Regulationwww.bzxz.net
National Standardization Administration
2021-10-01Implementation
People's Republic of China
National Standards
Information and Documentation Resource Description
GB/T 37922021
Published by China Standard Publishing House
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First edition in March 2021
Book number: 155066: 1-65787
Copyright reserved
Infringements must be investigated
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Normative references
Terms and definitions
Processing of resources
Description date and identification symbols
Total source
Descriptive language and text
Omissions and abbreviations||tt ||Printing errors
Incomplete
Content form and media type items
General rules
Content form
Content limitation
Media type
Title and responsibility statement items
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Main title
Parallel main title
Other title information
Responsibility statement
Version items
General rules
7.2 Version statement
7.3 Parallel version statement
Responsibility statement related to the version
7.5 Additional version statement
7.6 Responsibility statement related to the additional version statement8 Special items of resource type
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Share rules:
Mathematical data (map resources)
8.3 Music score format description (music score)
Number (serial publication)
9 Publication, production and distribution items
General rules
9.2 Place of publication, production and/or distribution·
9.3 Publication name, production name and/or distribution name... Date of publication, production and/or distribution
Place of printing or production
Printer or producer
Printing or production phase II
Carrier form Item
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Number of resources
Other physical details
Attachment notes
Items for series and multi-part single-volume resources
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End title of a series or multi-part single-volume resourceParallel main title of a series or multi-part single-volume resourceOther title information for a series or multi-part single-volume resourceStatement of responsibility related to a series or multi-part single-volumeInternational standard number of a series or multi-part single-volumeNumbering within a series or multi-part single-volumeRemarks
General rules
Content format and media type Notes on items and special types of resources Notes on title and responsibility
Notes on edition items and resource bibliographic history
Notes on special resource types
Notes on publication, production and distribution
Notes on medium form·
Notes on series and multi-part single resources·Notes on content·
Notes on resource identification number and acquisition method Notes on the issue, part, update, etc. on which the statement is based Other notes
Notes on hand copies
Resource identification and acquisition method items
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Resource identification number
Identification title (continuous resource)
Dieder method
Appendix A (informative appendix)
Appendix B (normative appendix)
Appendix D (informative appendix)
References..
Multi-layer description
Abbreviations
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This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.12009. GB/T3792—2021
This standard represents GB/T3792.1—2009 "Documentation Part 1: General Principles", GB/T3792.2-2006 "Jintong Book Cataloging Rules", GB/T3792.3—2009 "Documentation Part 3: Continuous Resources", GB/T3792.4—2009 "Documentation Part 4: Non-15 Materials", G13/T3792.6—2005 "Documentation Rules for Surveying and Mapping Materials", G3/T3792.7—2008 "Documentation Rules for Books", G3/T3792.92009 "Documentation Part 9: Electronic Resources", and G13/T34692013 "Content Form and Media Type Identification of Information Resources", and is a combined revision of these 8 standards. Compared with the above standards, this standard has the following major technical changes: Based on the International Standard Bibliographic Description.Consolidated Edition (ISBD), the cataloging rules of various resource types are merged into a unified standard. This standard is a general resource description standard for various types of resources; the resources applicable to this standard are increased by dissertations, rubbings, manuscripts, etc. on the basis of the above standards; based on the ISBL edition, the structure of the above standards is unified and appropriately adjusted; the professional vocabulary used in this standard is included in Appendix A as an informative note for easy reference; the description rule of the responsibility method in the responsibility statement is modified to be transcribed according to the form in which the resource appears. For example, if the responsibility statement form of the resource "chief editor is Jia Yimin", it can be described in this form without manual modification to "editor Jia Yimin"; when there are more than three responsible persons, only the first one is described, and it is modified to describe all responsible persons The number of descriptions can be determined by the resource description agency:
Change the description method of the resource title when there is an error to a double-error form description, and make a variant title retrieval point: Adjust some professional terms for the above labels, change "record" to "description"; change "unit" to "record unit" to "element" or "descriptive element"; include "document" as "resource", and include "primary information source" as "preferred information source" to be consistent with the unified version of ISBD) and other relevant international standards;
Integrate multiple standards that were originally compiled in separate volumes together, and add special provisions for a specific resource type under the general provisions for all resource types. Add special description rules for specific resource types, use "Liu Ding...Resource" as the guide, and display them in bold font.
This standard is proposed and assigned by the National Technical Committee for Information and Documentation Standardization (SAC/TC4). The drafting units of this standard are: Documentation and Information Center of Chinese Academy of Sciences, National Library of China, Beijing Humanities Library, Tsinghua Humanities Library, Humanities Library of East China Normal University, Guangdong Provincial Zhongshan Library, Haitu Library, China Institute of Scientific and Technical Information, Baidu Library, Central Conservatory of Music Library, and Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Library. The main drafters of this standard are: Zhu Wen, Shi Yang, Shuang Shuang, Yang Hui, Hu Xiaojing, Bao Guoqiang, Mao Lingwen, Mao Yajun, Ji Luen, Zhu Xueche, Wei Lai, Zhang Juan, Shi Ningning, Shen Zhenghua, Yuan Yuhong, and Huang Liting. The previous versions of the standards replaced by this standard are: GB/T 3792.1 1983, GB/T 3792.1 2009:—GB/T3792.2—1985GB/T3792.2—2006;—GB/T3792.3—1985,GB/T3792.3—2009; (G13/T 8792.4—1985,GB/T 3792.1—2009;GB/T 3792.6 1986,GB/ T 3792.6 2005:-GB/T3792.7—1987.GB/T3792.7—2008;GB/T3972.9—2009.GB/T3792.9—2009;—G3/T 3469—2013,
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International Standard Bibliographical Lists (ISBDs series) and Anglo-American Bibliographical Lists (AACR2) serve the library's cataloguing It has been more than half a century. The national standard for serial document cataloging was first issued in 1983 and has been used in Chinese libraries for more than ten years. With the rapid changes in resource types and the rapid growth of resource quantities in the digital environment, The rules for recording resources based on resource types are no longer suitable for the rapidly changing digital environment. They cannot meet the needs of resource description and organization in the future digital environment. The research group released its research report: Functional Requires for Bibliographic Records (FRBR). The report analyzes the various entities involved in the data from the perspective of describing the digital society's full resource system and proposes a set of entity relationship models. In terms of basic research, FRBR has sorted out the attributes of each entity and the relationship between entities in detail. FRBR is a landmark research report with profound impact on the field of bibliographic records. After the release of FRBR, IFLA and AACR2 jointly The revision committee started the research of the new generation of description rules based on FRBR. In 2010, RDA: Reference and Description and Accuss was officially released; in 2011, Intcrnational Standard 1ibliographic Description. Eclition released,
With the development and changes of international bibliographic standards, how should my country's bibliographic standards keep up with the new development trend? How to update the existing national bibliographic standards? In 2012 and 2013, the National Information and Documentation Standardization Technical Committee held two seminars on document description, organizing the directors of major libraries and document description experts in China to discuss the key issues in the development of national standards for document description in my country. The discussion was conducted in depth on the issues of the international literature and the direction of the development trend. After discussion, consensus was reached on the following issues: a) merging the GB/T3792 series of standards into a unified standard; b) ) Based on the revision of the original standard, it follows the unified version of ISBD. At the same time, it refers to RDA for research and development. This standard is applicable to the description of various types of research resources by research institutions. This standard provides a wide range of research resources that may be needed by various research users. It is a description of the largest range of information, and therefore includes the most basic data elements required for a variety of book application scenarios. However, these elements are not required for all applications. In this standard, a small number of elements are mandatory elements, such as the title, which must appear in the description of each resource. Some elements are mandatory elements, such as the version description, which means that the resource is mandatory when it has this information. Most of the elements are optional. In this standard, each element title is followed by a term: mandatory or mandatory if present. Elements without a label are optional. This standard forms part of a complete bibliographic record and cannot be used independently. Other elements that make up a complete bibliographic record, such as access points and subject information, are not included in this standard. Information on these elements is described in other standards. The description of collection information, such as the location of the resource collection, collection information, and the availability of electronic resources, is not within the scope of this standard. These elements are given in GB/T24424:2009 Collection Description. When there are multiple types of resources (for example, an electronic continuous resource, a continuously published digital map), the composition combines the provisions of each type of resource to describe all aspects of the resource, including content, carrier and distribution method. To describe,
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Information and Documentation
Resource Description
GB/T 3792—2021
This standard provides a set of common descriptions covering various types of resources. It defines the order in which data elements are recorded or transcribed and the identifiers used to identify and display data elements. This standard Applicable to the description of various types of resources by Japanese institutions, including maps, serial publications, integrated resources, electronic resources, images, map resources, musical scores, audio and video resources, divination books, rubbings, manuscripts, dissertations, etc. The standard also applies to the production of lunar data by national lunar institutions, map intelligence agencies or other institutions. 2 Normative references
The following documents are relevant to this document For all referenced documents with dates, the version with the dates shall apply to this document. For all referenced documents without dates, the latest version (including all amendments) shall apply to this document: GB /T12406 Codes for currency and funds 3 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document. Note: The definitions and explanations of all professional terms involved in this document are summarized in Appendix A. 3.1
edition
Produced based on the same input information and issued by the same organization or group of organizations or an individual. 3.2
Dependenttitle
When the title itself is not sufficient to identify a resource, it needs to be supplemented with a common title, the title of the primary resource, or a primary and secondary title. Identification.
Note: For example, titles of series, titles of certain supplements and certain sub-series, titles of individual sheets in a series of maps, titles of certain sub-sections of a multi-part resource, etc. 3.3| |tt||Dependent title identification dependenttitledlesignation Monologue or together with the dependent title to distinguish 3.4
series
series has two meanings:
1) Groups of interrelated resources. In addition to its own title, each resource also has an overall title that applies to the entire group of resources (i.e., the title of the compilation). These independent resources may or may not be numbered. 2) Internal title of serial publications A serial numbering sequence for an issue or part. Note: A serial numbering sequence for a serial publication, such as lstseries.newseries3.5
singlepart resource A resource for a single physical part.
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monographicseries
A serial publication. Each subsequent part has the characteristics of a single-line resource, and each part contains the title and number of the serial publication. || tt||Note: The characteristics of a single-line resource refer to! Has an independent title, statement of responsibility, etc. 3.7
monographicresource
resource that is a single part or is planned to be completed in a limited part 3.8
independent title
A resource is a title that identifies a resource: 3.9
multipartmonographicresource A resource consisting of a limited number of physically independent parts, conceived or published as a whole. Parts may have their own titles and statements of responsibility. No single part may be identified as a major part. 3.10
multipartresource
consists of multiple physically independent resources. Conceived, created, realized, or arranged as a whole. Note: Multipart resources include multipart single-line resources and serial publications. 3.11
multileveldescription
Multilevel description
A description method based on dividing the description information into two or more levels. The first level contains the common Information or information of primary resources: The second or subsequent layers contain information of individual parts or units.3.12
Multimediaresourcemultimediaresource A resource consisting of two or more different media or different forms of the same medium, none of which can be identified as the primary medium or form. Note: A multimedia resource is used as a whole. 3.13
Subseries
A series that is part of a main series.
Note: A subseries may or may not have a title subordinate to the main series title. A subseries may or may not have a number. 3.14
Series
A part of a group of related resources with a common title, usually concerning a particular subject and identified by the common title and a series title and/or series identifier. Note: A series may contain subseries, forming two or more levels of series (subseries). 3.15
section designation
Section identifier
The number following the title, which is used alone or together with the section title to distinguish between parts of a group of related resources with the same title: 3.16
Section title
Section title
A proprietary title used to identify a component in a group of related resources with a common title. Regardless of whether the section title has independent identifiability, it must be subordinate to the common title to identify a resource. 3.17
commontitle
Common title
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The title used together when a group of related resources is published or released in the form of sections, used to indicate the relationship between the group of related resources, and together with the section title and its identifier constitute the main title. 3.18
Ancient Chinese hooks
Books written or printed in China before 1911 (including 1911). 3.19
Prescribed punctuationPunctuation specified in this standard that precedes or surrounds a descriptive element or item: 3.20
Prescribed source of informationPrescribed source of informationThe source of information for a descriptive element or item: Information in a descriptive item that is taken from sources other than the prescribed source is placed in square brackets: 3.21
Integrating resourceIntegrating resourceResources that are supplemented or modified through updates, whose updated parts are not discrete but integrated into the whole. Integrating resources can be finite or continuous. Note: Examples of integrating resources include constantly updated activities and constantly updated websites. 3.22
record (verb) record (verb)
Get information from a resource (but not copy the textual information) to produce a descriptive information. 3.23
alternative titlealternative title
The second part of a title consisting of two parts (each part has an independent title form) is an alternative title: Note: The two parts are connected by "or", "also known as", "original name" or another spectrum, corresponding words. 3.24
serial serial
A continuous resource issued in subsequent independent issues or parts, usually with a number and no predetermined end date. Note: Examples of serials include periodicals, magazines, electronic journals, serial catalogues, annual reports, newspapers, single-line series, 3.25
Continuing resource A resource that has no predetermined end to its publication time. Continuing resources include serial publications and integrated resources. 3.26
Medium
Material with physical characteristics (such as paper, film, tape, CD, etc.) used to carry or transmit information content. 3.27
Area
A major part of a bibliographic description, consisting of data of a specific category or group of categories. 3.28
Other title information othertitleinformation Same as the main title of the resource A word, short phrase, or group of characters that appears in and is subordinate to the main title. Note 1: Other title information is an explanation, limitation, or supplement to the main title, or a description of the characteristics, content, etc. of the resource or the work contained in the resource: 3
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, or a description of the motivation and reason for the production of the resource. Note 2: Other title information includes the title and title information, and does not include variant titles that appear outside the title frame (such as: spine title, title on the container, record sleeve title and other forms of main title). Other title information can also be connected to other titles and be subordinate to this 3.29
Identifying titlekeytitle
ISSNThe unique name assigned to a continuing resource by the Internet, inseparable from the ISSN. Note: The identifying title may be identical to the proper and inappropriate title, or, to achieve uniqueness, it may be constructed by adding identifying elements and/or modifying elements (e.g. issuing institution, place of publication, edition description). 3.30
Preferred source of information
Preferred source of information sourceol inlormation The book source that is preferred as the source of the bibliographic description (or part of the information): Note: The preferred information source contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred information source is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographicdescription
Bibliographicdescription
A set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
Specific resource type identification
specificmaterialdesignation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually a term for the category of the object. 3.33
Titletitle
A word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: A resource often! has several titles (e.g. in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g. magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g. double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
elementelement
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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Series
A part of a group of related resources with a common title, usually concerning a particular subject, and identified by the common title and a series title and/or series identifier. Note: Series can contain sub-series, forming two or more levels of separate (sub-series) series. 3.15
section designation
Section identifier
The number following the title, which is used alone or together with the section title to distinguish between parts of a group of related resources with the same title: 3.16
Section title
Section title
A proprietary title used to identify a component in a group of related resources with a common title. Regardless of whether the section title has independent identifiability, it must be subordinate to the common title to identify a resource. 3.17
commontitle
Common title
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The title used together when a group of related resources is published or released in the form of sections, used to indicate the relationship between the group of related resources, and together with the section title and its identifier constitute the main title. 3.18
Ancient Chinese hooks
Books written or printed in China before 1911 (including 1911). 3.19
Prescribed punctuationPunctuation specified in this standard that precedes or surrounds a descriptive element or item: 3.20
Prescribed source of informationPrescribed source of informationThe source of information for a descriptive element or item: Information in a descriptive item that is taken from sources other than the prescribed source is placed in square brackets: 3.21
Integrating resourceIntegrating resourceResources that are supplemented or modified through updates, whose updated parts are not discrete but integrated into the whole. Integrating resources can be finite or continuous. Note: Examples of integrating resources include constantly updated activities and constantly updated websites. 3.22
record (verb) record (verb)
Get information from a resource (but not copy the textual information) to produce a descriptive information. 3.23
alternative titlealternative title
The second part of a title consisting of two parts (each part has an independent title form) is an alternative title: Note: The two parts are connected by "or", "also known as", "original name" or another spectrum, corresponding words. 3.24
serial serial
A continuous resource issued in subsequent independent issues or parts, usually with a number and no predetermined end date. Note: Examples of serials include periodicals, magazines, electronic journals, serial catalogues, annual reports, newspapers, single-line series, 3.25
Continuing resource A resource that has no predetermined end to its publication time. Continuing resources include serial publications and integrated resources. 3.26
Medium
Material with physical characteristics (such as paper, film, tape, CD, etc.) used to carry or transmit information content. 3.27
Area
A major part of a bibliographic description, consisting of data of a specific category or group of categories. 3.28
Other title information othertitleinformation Same as the main title of the resource A word, short phrase, or group of characters that appears and is subordinate to the main title. Note 1: Other title information is an explanation, limitation, or supplement to the main title, or a description of the characteristics, content, etc. of the resource or the work contained in the resource: 3
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, or a description of the motivation and reason for the production of the resource. Note 2: Other title information includes the title and title information, and does not include variant titles that appear outside the title frame (such as: spine title, title on the container, record sleeve title and other forms of main title). Other title information can also be connected to other titles and be subordinate to this 3.29
Identifying titlekeytitle
ISSNThe unique name assigned to a continuing resource by the network, inseparable from the ISSN. Note: The identifying title may be identical to the proper and inappropriate title, or, to achieve uniqueness, it may be constructed by adding identifying elements and/or modifiers (e.g. issuing institution, place of publication, edition description). 3.30
Preferred source of information
Preferred source of information sourceol inlormation The book source that is preferred as the source of bibliographic description (or part of it): Note: The preferred information source contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred information source is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographicdescription
Bibliographicdescription
A set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
Specific resource type identification
specificmaterialdesignation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually a term for the category of the object. 3.33
Titletitle
A word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: A resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
elementelement
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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Series
A part of a group of related resources with a common title, usually concerning a particular subject, and identified by the common title and a series title and/or series identifier. Note: Series can contain sub-series, forming two or more levels of separate (sub-series) series. 3.15
section designation
Section identifier
The number following the title, which is used alone or together with the section title to distinguish between parts of a group of related resources with the same title: 3.16
Section title
Section title
A proprietary title used to identify a component in a group of related resources with a common title. Regardless of whether the section title has independent identifiability, it must be subordinate to the common title to identify a resource. 3.17
commontitle
Common title
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The title used together when a group of related resources is published or released in the form of sections, used to indicate the relationship between the group of related resources, and together with the section title and its identifier constitute the main title. 3.18
Chinese ancient hooks
Books written or printed in China before 1911 (including 1911). 3.19
prescribed punctuationPunctuation specified in this standard that precedes or surrounds a descriptive element or item: 3.20
prescribed source of informationprescribed source of informationThe source of information for a descriptive element or item: Information in a descriptive item that is taken from sources other than the prescribed source is placed in square brackets: 3.21
integrating resourceIntegrating resourceResources that are supplemented or modified through updates, whose updated parts are not discrete but integrated into the whole. Integrating resources can be finite or continuous. Note: Examples of integrating resources include constantly updated activities and constantly updated websites. 3.22
record (verb) record (verb)
Get information from a resource (but not copy the textual information) to produce a descriptive information. 3.23
alternative titlealternative title
The second part of a title consisting of two parts (each part has an independent title form) is an alternative title: Note: The two parts are connected by "or", "also known as", "original name" or another spectrum, corresponding words. 3.24
serial serial
A continuous resource issued in subsequent independent issues or parts, usually with a number and no predetermined end date. Note: Examples of serials include periodicals, magazines, electronic journals, serial catalogues, annual reports, newspapers, single-line series, 3.25
Continuing resource A resource that has no predetermined end to its publication time. Continuing resources include serial publications and integrated resources. 3.26
Medium
Material with physical characteristics (such as paper, film, tape, CD, etc.) used to carry or transmit information content. 3.27
Area
A major part of a bibliographic description, consisting of data of a specific category or group of categories. 3.28
Other title information othertitleinformation Same as the main title of the resource A word, short phrase, or group of characters that appears in and is subordinate to the main title. Note 1: Other title information is an explanation, limitation, or supplement to the main title, or a description of the characteristics, content, etc. of the resource or the work contained in the resource: 3
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, or a description of the motivation and reason for the production of the resource. Note 2: Other title information includes the title and title information, and does not include variant titles that appear outside the title frame (such as: spine title, title on the container, record sleeve title and other forms of main title). Other title information can also be connected to other titles and be subordinate to this 3.29
Identifying titlekeytitle
ISSNThe unique name assigned to a continuing resource by the Internet, inseparable from the ISSN. Note: The identifying title may be identical to the proper and inappropriate title, or, to achieve uniqueness, it may be constructed by adding identifying elements and/or modifying elements (e.g. issuing institution, place of publication, edition description). 3.30
Preferred source of information
Preferred source of information sourceol inlormation The book source that is preferred as the source of the bibliographic description (or part of the information): Note: The preferred information source contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred information source is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographicdescription
Bibliographicdescription
A set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
Specific resource type identification
specificmaterialdesignation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually a term for the category of the object. 3.33
Titletitle
A word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: A resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
elementelement
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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prescribedsourceofinformation The source of information for obtaining a descriptive element or item: Information in a descriptive item that is not taken from a prescribed source is enclosed in square brackets: 3.21
integratingresource integratingresource A resource that is supplemented or modified through updating, whose updated parts are not discrete but integrated into the whole. An integratingresource can be finite or continuous. Note: Examples of integratingresources include continually updated activities and constantly updated websites. 3.22
record (verb) record (verb)
obtain information from a resource (but not copy the textual information) to produce a descriptive information. 3.23
Alternative titlealternativetitle
The second part of a title consisting of two parts (each with an independent title form) is an alternative title: Note: The two parts are connected by the corresponding words "or", "also known as", "original name" or another spectrum. 3.24
Serialserial
A continuous resource published in subsequent independent issues or parts, usually with a number and no predetermined end date. Note: Examples of serials include periodicals, magazines, electronic journals, serial catalogues, annual reports, newspapers, single-line series, 3.25
Continuing resource A resource that has no predetermined end to its publication time. Continuing resources include serial publications and integrated resources. 3.26
Medium
Material with physical characteristics (such as paper, film, tape, CD, etc.) used to carry or transmit information content. 3.27
Area
A major part of a bibliographic description, consisting of data of a specific category or group of categories. 3.28
Other title information othertitleinformation Same as the main title of the resource A word, short phrase, or group of characters that appears and is subordinate to the main title. Note 1: Other title information is an explanation, limitation, or supplement to the main title, or a description of the characteristics, content, etc. of the resource or the work contained in the resource: 3
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, or a description of the motivation and reason for the production of the resource. Note 2: Other title information includes the title and title information, and does not include variant titles that appear outside the title frame (such as: spine title, title on the container, record sleeve title and other forms of main title). Other title information can also be connected to other titles and be subordinate to this 3.29
Identifying titlekeytitle
ISSNThe unique name assigned to a continuing resource by the network, inseparable from the ISSN. Note: The identifying title may be identical to the proper and inappropriate title, or, to achieve uniqueness, it may be constructed by adding identifying elements and/or modifiers (e.g. issuing institution, place of publication, edition description). 3.30
Preferred source of information
Preferred source of information sourceol inlormation The book source that is preferred as the source of bibliographic description (or part of it): Note: The preferred information source contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred information source is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographicdescription
Bibliographicdescription
A set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
Specific resource type identification
specificmaterialdesignation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually a term for the category of the object. 3.33
Titletitle
A word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: A resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
element
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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prescribedsourceofinformation The source of information for obtaining a descriptive element or item: Information in a descriptive item that is not taken from a prescribed source is enclosed in square brackets: 3.21
integratingresource integratingresource A resource that is supplemented or modified through updating, whose updated parts are not discrete but integrated into the whole. An integratingresource can be finite or continuous. Note: Examples of integratingresources include continually updated activities and constantly updated websites. 3.22
record (verb) record (verb)
obtain information from a resource (but not copy the textual information) to produce a descriptive information. 3.23
Alternative titlealternativetitle
The second part of a title consisting of two parts (each with an independent title form) is an alternative title: Note: The two parts are connected by the corresponding words "or", "also known as", "original name" or another spectrum. 3.24
Serialserial
A continuous resource published in subsequent independent issues or parts, usually with a number and no predetermined end date. Note: Examples of serials include periodicals, magazines, electronic journals, serial catalogues, annual reports, newspapers, single-line series, 3.25
Continuing resource A resource that has no predetermined end to its publication time. Continuing resources include serial publications and integrated resources. 3.26
Medium
Material with physical characteristics (such as paper, film, tape, CD, etc.) used to carry or transmit information content. 3.27
Area
A major part of a bibliographic description, consisting of data of a specific category or group of categories. 3.28
Other title information othertitleinformation Same as the main title of the resource A word, short phrase, or group of characters that appears and is subordinate to the main title. Note 1: Other title information is an explanation, limitation, or supplement to the main title, or a description of the characteristics, content, etc. of the resource or the work contained in the resource: 3
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, or a description of the motivation and reason for the production of the resource. Note 2: Other title information includes the title and title information, and does not include variant titles that appear outside the title frame (such as: spine title, title on the container, record sleeve title and other forms of main title). Other title information can also be connected to other titles and be subordinate to this 3.29
Identifying titlekeytitle
ISSNThe unique name assigned to a continuing resource by the network, inseparable from the ISSN. Note: The identifying title may be identical to the proper and inappropriate title, or, to achieve uniqueness, it may be constructed by adding identifying elements and/or modifiers (e.g. issuing institution, place of publication, edition description). 3.30
Preferred source of information
Preferred source of information sourceol inlormation The book source that is preferred as the source of bibliographic description (or part of it): Note: The preferred information source contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred information source is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographicdescription
Bibliographicdescription
A set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
Specific resource type identification
specificmaterialdesignation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually a term for the category of the object. 3.33
Titletitle
A word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: A resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
element
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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preferred source of information
preferred source of information Primary source of information The source of information that is preferred as the source of bibliographic description (or part of it): Note: The preferred source of information contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred source of information is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographic description
bibliographic description
a set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
specific resource type identifier
specific material designation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually the category of the object. 3.33
title
a word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: a resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
element
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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preferred source of information
preferred source of information Primary source of information The source of information that is preferred as the source of bibliographic description (or part of it): Note: The preferred source of information contains the title and usually contains the most complete information about the resource. The preferred source of information is selected in a specific order according to the type of resource.
hibliographic description
bibliographic description
a set of data that records and identifies a resource. 3.32
specific resource type identifier
specific material designation; SMD indicates the specific material category to which the resource belongs, usually the category of the object. 3.33
title
a word, character or group of words and/or characters that names the resource or the work contained in the resource. Note: a resource often! has several titles (e.g., in a given source, elsewhere in the resource, in the content, or in the archive), which may or may not be the same. 3.34
physical carrier
physical carrier
carriage
physical medium on which data, sound, images, programs, etc. can be stored. For some categories of material, physical carrier consists of a storage medium (e.g., magnetic tape, film),
note: they are sometimes enclosed in a plastic, metal, etc. casing (e.g., double-reel and single-reel cassettes) that is part of the resource. 3.35
source
sourcesofinformatior
source of descriptive information,
note: see preferred source (3.30), required source (3.20). 3.36
element
a word, phrase or group of characters, which is an independent unit of information and an integral part of a description item. 3.37
statement of responsibility
statement of responsibility
a statement of the individuals, groups or families who are responsible for or have contributed to the creation or realization of the intellectual or artistic content contained in the resource and the manner in which they are responsible.
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