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National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Rules for Bibliographical Description for SerialsUDC025.3:025
GB3792.3—85
1.1 This standard is formulated in accordance with GB3792.1—83 "General Rules for Bibliographical Description" and with reference to the principles of "International Standard Book Description (Serials)" CISBD (S).
1.2 This standard specifies the description items, item sequence and item identification symbols of serial publications to form a unified description format. 1.3 This standard is applicable to the compilation of national bibliographies and various types of journals. 2 Nouns and Terminology
2.1 Serial publication: a publication in printed or non-printed form, with a unified title, published regularly or irregularly in the form of consecutive volumes, with volume or year and month identification, and planned to be published continuously indefinitely. Serial publications include periodicals, newspapers, annual publications (yearbooks, guides, etc.), as well as reports, academic journals, conference proceedings and monograph series. 2.2 Unit: Components of each project. 2.3 Main information source: The basis for the recording of each project. 2.4 Main title: The main title of a serial publication, excluding parallel titles and subtitles. 2.5 Parallel title: The title in the corresponding language of the main title on the title page. 2.6
Common title: The same title before the title of each volume of a serial publication, which together with the volume title constitutes the main title of the volume.
Common title: A title without specific attributes, such as bulletins, reports, etc. 2.8
Subtitle: Explanation, supplement and description of the main title. 2.9
Identification system: Systematically mark a serial publication to identify a specific volume, etc. 2.10 Second identification system: A serial publication already has one identification system and also has another identification system, such as VI, no.1.
Subsequent identification system: The original identification system of a serial publication has been discontinued and another identification system has been started. Supplement: A serial publication is supplemented with one or more publications with independent titles and independent volumes and issues. 2.12
Appendix: A serial publication is supplemented with one or more publications without independent titles but with independent volumes and issues. 2.144
Exception: A serial publication is supplemented with irregular editions, without volume and issue numbers or with additional numbers for the current issue, and with different names. 2.15 Total number of documents: The total number after publication is completed. 2.16 Series: A group of related publications, that is, each publication has its own main title and a title that applies to the group as a whole. Series can be numbered or unnumbered. 3 Bibliographic items
Title and responsible person items.
a.2 Version item.
3.3 Volume, issue, year, month or other identification items. 3.4 Publication and distribution item.
Published by the National Bureau of Standards on February 12, 1985
Implemented on October 1, 1985
Media form item.
3:6 Series item.
Notes item.
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International serial publication number and acquisition conditions item. Bibliographic items and identifiers
Identification of items and units
This standard stipulates that certain identifiers shall be placed before each item or unit to identify the subsequent bibliographic items or units, see Table 1. Table 1. Brief list of the order of items, units and identifiers. Item
Title and author item
Version item
Date, issue, year, month or other identification item
Publication, distribution item
Format item
Note item
Inter-circle standard serial publication
Number and acquisition method item
Identifier
Main title
Parallel title
Sub-title
Statement of responsibility
First responsible person
Other responsible persons
Version statement
Responsible person of this edition
First identification system
Second identification system
Subsequent identification system
Publisher Place of publication and distribution
Second place of publication
Publisher
Issuer [Function of the publisher]
First edition
Total number of volumes
Description of illustrations
Description of attachments
Series: title
Series title or sub-series title
ISSN of series or sub-series
Series or sub-series serial number
Series serial number
Each series title
Each attachment
Between the introduction and the main content of the attachment in the attachment International Standard Serial Number
Identification title
4.2 Identifier description
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4.Name.1 Except for the first item, when each item is recorded continuously, it is preceded by “,—” as an item separator, occupying two spaces, and other identifiers occupy one space.
4.2.2 Except for the first item, if each item is recorded in a separate paragraph, “,—” can be omitted, but it should be added at the end of the previous item. \. 4.2.8 If some items and units are not taken from the main information source, add "(]". 4.2.4 If some units are omitted, add ".". 4.2.5 The volume, issue, year and month of a serial publication should be separated by "~". 4.2.6 If the place and year cannot be postponed, use "?" and add "[]" after them. 5 Recording format
Serial publications shall be recorded in the following unified format. Main title [Document type] = Parallel title: Subtitle/first responsible person; other responsible persons, version/responsible persons related to this edition. - difference, issue, year, month or other identification. Place of publication: publisher. Publication year (Place of printing, printer, printing year), total number of documents: illustrations, size + attachments.
一 (Positive basic name: International
Standard serial publication number: serial number). Notes
ISSN=identification title: price (year)
6. Description level
6.1 The description items are divided into main items and optional items. 6.1.1 Ten main items: main title, first responsible person, version item: volume, issue, year, month or other mark items, place of publication, publisher, month and issue of publication, some notes (see notes), international serial number. 6.1.2 Optional items: parallel title, subtitle or title description, other responsible persons, printing place, printer, printing date, carrier form item! Sub-issue item, attachment.
6.2 The description level is divided into brief level, basic level and detailed level. 6.2.1 The main items are recorded as brief level. 6.2.2 In addition to the main items, some optional items are recorded as basic level. 6.2.3 The whole items are recorded as detailed level. 7
Description words
7.tDescription words must be standardized.
7.2 Descriptions shall be made in the words of the serial publication itself, but the volume, issue, year, month, date of publication, number of media, size or format, price and other numbers shall all be in Arabic numerals. 7.8 Appendix items shall be recorded in the language used in the main text or in Sinology (except for quotations). 7.4 Documents written in minority languages shall be recorded in accordance with their writing rules. B Document type identification
According to the provisions of GB3469-83 "Document Type and Document Media Code". 9
Information source
9.1 The information sources for the description are:
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Title and its substitute title (copyright and cover). Other information before the main text shall be included in the edition, that is, the issue. b.
Other parts of the publication (preface, foreword, editor's note, etc.). c.
Information other than the publication itself. The main information sources for each item are shown in Table 2.
Authorized name,
Seven main information sources
Title or its substitute title address (editor's address and inquiry point) Title page or substitute title space (editor's address and inquiry point) Volume, issue, year, month or other identification
Publication and distribution
Media form
ISSN and acquisition method
10 Details of the recording items
10.1Title and author items
Identifiers
Each parallel title is preceded by “=\”.
Each subtitle is preceded by “;”.
Title or its substitute title page (printout and page number) title page or its substitute title page (printout and cover page) publication itself
Anywhere in the original publication
The publication itself or anywhere else
Anywhere in the publication itself or anywhere else
The first author of the main title, parallel title, series title or supplement title is preceded by “/”. Other authors are preceded by “,”.
The main title includes the common title and series title (or the main title and supplement title), the series title ( or supplement title) When the sub-title of the main title is preceded by a number or other identification, use "," before the sub-title. Main title: sub-title
Main title=parallel title
Main title: sub-title=parallel title: parallel sub-title Main title/editor, details
Main title=parallel title/editor
Main title: sub-title/editor
Main title/editor=parallel title/parallel editor Main title: sub-title/editor=parallel title: parallel sub-title/parallel editor Stop title: Cut title=parallel sub-title
Main title/editor=parallel editor
Main title=parallel title: sub-title
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Common title·Series title or series mark Semi-periodical title·Supplementary title
Common title·Series mark, series title Common title·Series title=Parallel common title·Parallel series title10.1.1 Exclusive title
10.1.1.1 Selection of main title
The first unit of this item is the main title. Example: Library Science Research
People's Pictorial
On the title page or substitute title page, regardless of whether there is a responsible person, title description, journal name or any other description before the main title, the main title is the first unit of this item. Example: Computer Technology
("Electronic Industry Science and Technology Information Network" is printed above the main title). b. The main title can be a common title.
Example: Bureau News/Shanghai Railway Administration
(The author is printed in small font on the upper right corner of the title on the cover page). C. On the title page or substitute title page, if there is an abbreviated title, the abbreviated title shall be used as the main title. If the key information source has both an abbreviated title and a full title, the abbreviated title shall be used as the main title and the full title as the subtitle. Example: Wuhan Medical College: Journal of Wuhan Medical College
d. If there is a name of the author or publisher in the title, it should be recorded as it is. Example 1: Taigang Science and Technology/Science and Technology Department of Taiyuan Iron and Steel Company Example 2: Journal of Nankai University
: If there is no other title except the author, the author shall be used as the main title. Example 1: Fu Ri/Fu Qie University
Example 2 Peking University
10.1.1.2 Recording of the main title
. The main title should be recorded exactly as it is on the title page or substitute title page. However, punctuation marks do not have to be recorded as they are. Because the punctuation marks in the title 1 such as ",",","=", etc. are easy to cause misunderstanding. b. If the title contains dates or numbers that change due to the invitation period, these dates or numbers should be omitted and replaced by "\. If the date or number is at the beginning of the main title, it should be omitted but not added. Example 1 Annual Report of Shanghai Municipal Finance Bureau
(omit "1984" in the title)
Example 2:
Annual Report
(omit "1983" at the beginning of the main title) 10.1.1.3
Document Type Identification
According to the needs, the one in GB3469 should be recorded after the title, and "【了" should be added. Example 1, Guo Qingnian [Journal]
Example 2, Renmin Daily [Newspaper]
10.1.1.4 Multi-language titles
If there are titles in several languages on the title page, the most important title shall be the main title. a
bIf there are several languages in the short article and it is difficult to distinguish the main and the secondary on the title page, the first title shall be the main title. c. If the main article is mainly in a certain language, the title of that language shall be the main title. If there is Chinese in the main article and it occupies an important position, the Chinese title shall be the main title. d.
10.1.1.5 Sub-titles and supplement titles
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: For serial editions published in series, the common titles of each series shall be recorded first, followed by the series number or other identification, and the series title. Use "," before the series number or other identification, and "," before the series title. If there is no number or other identification before the series title, use \.
Example 1: Journal of Shanghai Microbiology Society·A, Medical Microbiology Volume Example 2: Foreign Science and Technology Information Journal·Road Transport b. If the series only has a number or other identification, use "." before the series number or other identification. Example: World Book·Series B
c. If the supplement title contains the title of the main journal, refer to 10.1.1.5a for recording. Example: Bud·Supplement
d. If the series or supplement published separately with a specific name is more important than the common title or the main journal title, the series title or supplement title shall be used as the final title:
If the journal recorded is a series, the common title shall be recorded as the series title. Example: China Politics
Sub-issue (Photocopied Newspaper and Periodical Condensate)
If the journal recorded is a supplement, the title of the main issue should be stated in the notes (see 10.7.4.4). 10.1,2 Parallel Titles
10.1.2.1 If there are multiple language titles in the main information source, all titles except the title are parallel titles. Multi-language titles that are not in the main information source are not considered parallel titles and should be recorded in the notes. 10.1.2.2 Parallel titles are recorded after the main title, with =\ before each parallel title. Example 1: ChinaCompulerWorld Example 2: Heat Treatment of Metals 10.1.2.3 The main title is composed of the common title and the series title, and the parallel title is preceded by “=\”. Tamkang Journal · Science and Engineering 10.1.3 Reduction of title
10.1.3.1 One or more sub-titles are recorded word by word in their original order, and each sub-title is preceded by “,”. Chu Feng: Quarterly Journal of Folk Literature
Example 1:
Example 2: Thinking and Speaking: Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 10.1.3.2 If there is no parallel title but there is a parallel sub-title, the parallel sub-title shall be recorded after the sub-title, and it shall be preceded by “=\”. 10.1.3.3 If the sub-title is in several languages, the sub-title in the same language as the main title can be recorded, and the sub-titles in other languages can be omitted. 10.1.8.4 If a serial publication has a parallel title but the sub-title is in only one language, the sub-title shall be entered after the last parallel title.
Subtitles of series and supplements: When the common title (or main title) and series (or supplement title) each have a subtitle: 10.1.3.5
Record the original subtitle after the common title (or main title) and series title (or supplement title), and use "," before the subtitle. 101.3.6 If there is a name of an institution or group in the subtitle, the author can be recorded when necessary, and the original subtitle is no longer recorded, for example: New Art Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts
Previous: The main information box has a subtitle: "Journal of Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts" 10.1.4 Statement of responsibility
10.1.4,1 The author of a serial publication refers to the group or individual who is responsible for the content. Generally refers to the closed entity, and commercial publishing houses cannot be recorded as the author. Use "/" before the author. Example: Geographical Research/Institute of Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences 10.1.4,2 If the title contains the name of the responsible person, it is generally not recorded repeatedly. If the name of the responsible person contained in the title is an abbreviation, and the full name is available in the publication, it should also be recorded.
Example: Siping Normal University/Siping Normal University
10.1.4.3 If there are two responsible persons at the same time, use "." between the two responsible persons. GB $7$2.3-5
Example: Industrial Microbiology/Industrial Microbiology Science and Technology Information Station, Shanghai Institute of Industrial Microbiology10.1.4.4 If there are more than three responsible persons, only the first responsible person is recorded, and "[etc.]" is added after him. Example: Patent Catalog·Electronics and Electronic Technology/Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Science and Technology Information, etc.10.1.4.5 If the title on the title page or the substitute title page is in only one language, and the responsible persons are in several languages, the language that is the same as the main title is recorded, and the responsible persons in other languages are also recorded as parallel responsible persons. Use "=" before each parallel responsible person.10.1.4.6 If there is a parallel title on the title or alternate title, and the author is in only one language, the author shall be recorded after the parallel title.
Example: Journal of Mathematics/Institute of Mathematics, Wuhan University 10.1.4.7 When a serial publication has a common title (or main title) and a series title (or supplementary title), the author shall be recorded at the beginning of the series title (or supplementary title). Example: Foreign Ship Technology, Internal Combustion Engine/China Society of Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding 10.1.4.8 If the title of the serial publication remains unchanged, but the author has changed, it should be stated in the notes. 10.2 Version Item
Identifier
a. This item is preceded by ',-
b. This edition uses "/" before the author
Edition Description
-Edition Description/Author
10.2.1 Edition Description
The version description mainly records the type of edition. 10.2.1.1
Geographical version
Example 2:
Beijing Edition
Guangzhou Edition
Edition with special content
Example 1:,
Example 2:
Agricultural Edition
-Industrial Edition
Philosophy and Social Science Edition
Edition with special format or appearance
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
10.2.1.Year
Example 1,
Example 2:
Example 1:
Example 2:
Braille version
University printing version
Microprint version
Language version
Yi Chao version
Mongolian version
Time version
Previous version
Xia Zha version
-Sunday version
10.2.1.6 The following situations cannot be used as version descriptions. b. Indicates the volume number or the years included (should be recorded in the volume, issue, year, month or other identification items). Example 1: 21st edition
(i.e. the 21st issue)
Example 2: 1981 edition
(indicates the volume number)
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b. Indicates regular revisions (should be recorded with "note at the top") Example: Revised edition·Revised every six years.
10.2.2 Author of this edition
The author of this edition is recorded after the version description, preceded by "/\". 10.3 Volume, issue, year, month or other identification items. The content recorded in this item is the volume, issue and year and month of the first and last volume under this title. Volume, issue, year and month are one of the important bases for identifying serial publications·" and should not be confused with library collections. If the volume, issue, year and month are not clear, they can be omitted and the relevant instructions can be recorded in the notes. Identification symbol
Use "---" before this item.
Use "~\" between the volume, issue and date of a serial publication. b.
If there is a volume number and a date, the date is recorded after the volume number and is added with "()". If there are more than two identification systems for serial publications at the same time, use "=" before the second and third identification systems. d.
Use "," before each subsequent identification system. Example: Volume 1 issue ~ last 1 Volume H issue
1st volume date~
(Continue to publish)
(Complete publication)
1st volume, issue number~last volume, issue number1st volume, issue number~
(Continue to publish)
(Complete publication)
1st volume, issue number (1st volume date)last volume, issue number (last volume date)1st volume, issue number (1st volume date)~(Continue to publish)
(Complete publication)
1st volume, issue (1st volume issue)~last volume, issue number (last volume date)=another identification system
1st volume, issue number~last volume, issue number (Complete publication))
1st volume, issue Number (1st volume date) ~= Another identification system's 1st volume, issue number ~ (continued edition)
1st volume, issue number (1st volume date) ~ last 1st volume, issue number (last 1st volume date): subsequent identification instructions, 1st volume, issue number (1st volume date) ~ last 1st volume, issue number (last 1st volume date): subsequent identification instructions, 1st volume, issue number (1st volume and issue) ~
(continued publication)
10.3.1 Numbers, other non-Arabic numerals or traditional Chinese characters\, shall all be recorded in Arabic numerals. Volumes (collections) are identified by "v\", and issues (volumes) are identified by "no."
Example: v.1.
1982,no.7
Non-Gregorian calendar years are recorded as they are, and the Gregorian calendar year is recorded in its place with “[”\. Example: Huantong 2nd year [1910]
If a volume (volume) of a serial publication ends in a different year or month, “/” is used between the two years or months. Example 1: 1970/71
Example 2, June/September
10.3.1.1 Serial publications are identified by volume, issue, year, and month. The volume, issue, year, and month of the first volume of the title and the volume, issue, year, and month of the last issue are recorded.
Example 2:
V.1 ~ 15
1956, no.1-1966, no,12
10.8.1.2 Serial publications are marked with volume, issue and month, then the week, time, etc. are required to find the volume, issue and month. Example 1!
-v.1, no. 1 (1949, 1) -
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Example 2:-—-v,1, no. 1 (1951, 1) ~y.16, no.? (1966, 7) Circle 3:,
no.1(1980,1）~no.48(1983,12) If there is no volume number, the year is used instead of the volume number, and the year is recorded before the issue number. Example 1: .—1971, no, 1~1975, no. 12 Example 2, ,
1977, no. 6-
10, 3.2 If a serial publication has two or more identification systems at the same time, the second and other systems should also be recorded. V, 5, 10, 7 (1980, 7) ~= Total 55~ Example:
10.8.8 If the serial publication recorded is a continuation of another or several serial publications, the volume, issue, year and month recorded should be the volume, issue, year and month of the first volume under the new title. Example:
-v. 7, no. 7 (1980, 7)~
10.3.4 If the title of a serial publication remains unchanged, but a new identification system is used, the subsequent identification system should be recorded after the original identification system. The subsequent identification system has explanatory texts such as "new series" and "second series", which are recorded before the subsequent identification system. In this case, "," is used before the subsequent identification system.
Example 1 ——v.1 (1962) ~ V.6 (1967) New series V. 1 (1968) ~
Example 2:.—V.1, no. 1 (1957, 4) ~v. 2,no.12(1959,4) no.25 (1959,5)~
10.4 Publishing and distribution items
Identifiers
a. Use "," before this item.
b. Use "," before the second or subsequent place of publication or distribution. Use "," before each publisher or distributor. c.
The publisher's function description should be added with "了". Use “,\” before publishing H issues or issuing H issues. bzxz.net
Use “～\” between the first and last volume’s publication dates. f.
If a serial publication continues to be published, use “～” after the first volume’s publication date. . The place of printing, printer and printing date are recorded in “()”. Example:
Place of publication: publisher, publication date (place of printing: printer, printing date) Place of publication: publisher: publisher or distributor [distributor’s function description], publication month and period Place of publication: publisher, publication month and period,
-Place of publication: publisher, printing place or distribution place: publisher or distributor [distributor’s function description], publication date Place of publication: publisher, publication month and period (place of printing: printer, printing date) minus 0.4.1 Place of publication and place of distribution
10.4.1.1 The first reference unit of this item is the place of publication and place of distribution. 10.4.1.2 The place of publication or distribution refers to the place where the serial publication is published or distributed (usually a city or town). It is usually not printed on the serial publication. If you know that the place is printed incorrectly on the publication, you can correct it yourself or add the correct place at the end. This part of the supplementary information should be preceded by "『］". It can also be recorded in the notes. 10.4.1.3 The place of publication and the distributor are generally printed in the main information source of the serial publication. If the publisher of the place of publication has been recorded, the place of publication and the distributor are no longer recorded. Or it can be recorded according to the needs of the cataloging unit. 10.4.1.4 When the names of the publisher and distributor are unknown, their detailed addresses can be recorded. If the address is taken from the main information source, "()" can be added, otherwise "[]" should be added. For example, Nanjing (Box 902, Sub-Box 323) 10.4.1.5 When the place of publication is not the capital or a famous city, the name of the province, city, autonomous region or country must be added after the place, and "()" should be added. If it is not taken from the main information source, add [] for identification. For example, Xingguo (Jiangxi] GB 3792.3—85
一碳石［浙江］
10.4.1.6 When the place of publication of a serial publication is expressed in more than two languages, it shall be recorded in the language of the main title. 10.4.1.7 When there are more than two places of publication or distribution in the main information source, it is better to record the first place. The remaining places can be recorded as needed.
10.4.1.8 When the place of publication or distribution cannot be determined, the inferred place shall be recorded in “［］” and “?” shall be added. Example:—［南昌'］
［上海？
If the place of publication cannot be inferred, it shall be recorded in the name of the province, city, autonomous region or country, or the possible province, city, Autonomous region or country name. Example: .—[Hubei]
[Zhejiang?
If the place name cannot be found, record "【Unknown place of publication】". 【Unknown place of publication】
10.4.1.9 When recording a photocopy or other reproduction, the place of publication, publisher and date of publication of the reproduction should be recorded in this item. The place of publication, publisher, etc. of the original edition should be recorded in ten notes (see 10.7.4.1b). 10.4.2 Name of the original publisher and distributor
10.4,2.1 The second recording unit of this item is the publisher and distributor. 10.4.2.2 When the names of the publisher and distributor are easy to identify, they can be simplified according to customary usage. For example, at the top of the title and the author When the full name of the publisher or distributor is already in the version item, it can be simplified appropriately. Example 1: Academic Monthly
Shanghai: People's
Example 2: Library Science Newsletter/Chinese Library Association Beijing: The Association
10.4.2.3 If there are publishers or distributors in two languages, record them in the same language as the main title. If necessary, record the publisher or distributor in another language as a parallel description at the same time, preceded by "=\, 10.4.2.4 When there are more than two publishers or distributors, record the first publisher or distributor, and the rest can be recorded as needed. 10.4.2.5 If the publisher or distributor cannot be determined, record "Unknown publisher" and add "【 ］”. 10.4.2.6 The place of printing and the printer shall not be recorded as the place of publication, the place of distribution and the publisher or distributor. If a group or individual has both the functions of publisher and printer, or it is unclear whether it is the publisher or the printer, it can be recorded as the publisher. 10.4.3 Description of the function of the distributor
If a serial publication has a publisher, the distributor shall not be recorded. If there is no publisher, the distributor shall be recorded, and μ[distributor] shall be added at the end of the distributor's name.
Example: Beijing: Post Office [distributor] 10.4.4 Publication date
10.4.4.1 The second recording unit of the publication and distribution item is the publication period of the first and last volumes of the serial publication. This period may be the same as or different from the period marked with the volume, issue, year, month or other identifier (such as a copy or reprint published a year earlier or later). Example: 1978~
(continued publication)
(published in Wanhua)
1936 -1960
10.4.4.2 The Gregorian calendar year should be recorded in Arabic numerals. Non-Gregorian calendar years should be recorded as they are, followed by the Gregorian calendar year and "[了", see 10.3.1.
10.4.4,3 If it is confirmed that the publication year in the above information source is wrong, it can be recorded as it is, but the correct year should be recorded after it and "[了\". Example: 1905［195031970
，1960 ［1970]-
10,4.4.4 If the first or last volume does not have a publication date, the copyright date or printing date can be recorded instead. For example, 1934 (copyright) ~
, 1978 (printing)
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10.4.4,5 When the publication date, copyright date or printing date cannot be determined, the estimated date can be recorded and "【？】\10.5 Media form item
Identifier
This item is preceded by ",-
" or a new paragraph is started, and the ".一
Use "," before the illustration.
Use "," before the document size.
Use "+" before the attachment.
Specific data identification and total number of documents Illustration, document size Body data identification: Illustration: Document size + attachment 10.5.1 Specific data identification and total number of documents The first recording unit of this item is the specific data identification and the total number of serial publications. The specific data identification is: volume, issue, volume or other identification, and the total number is recorded when the publication is completed. Example: .
Example 3:
5 v.,42no.
32no. 8 v.
10.5.2 Illustrations
The second unit of this item is illustrations, which can be recorded at will. However, when illustrations are one of the main features of a serial publication, 10.5.2.1
should be recorded.
10.5.2.2 Various illustrations can be indicated by "illustrations". If necessary, the type of illustration should be stated. Example: : Photographs
Example 2: Floor plan
Example 3: : Musical score
10.5.2.3 Whether the entire serial publication is an illustration or the main part is an illustration, it should be stated. Example: All illustrations (partially in color)
10.5.2.4 Other information about illustrations can be stated in the appendix. 10.5.3 Dimensions
10.5.3.1 The third unit of description in this item is the dimensions, which shall be calculated and stated in cm. 10.5.3.2 Dimensions shall be calculated in terms of height. If the height is less than 1 cm, it shall be rounded to 1 cm. Example: The height of a serial publication is measured to be 18.6 cm. The required value shall be: 19 cm
10.5.3.3 If the width of a serial publication exceeds the height, the width shall be recorded at the same time. The height and width shall be separated by “×\”. Example: 21 ×32cm
10.5.4 Attachments
10.5.4.1 The fourth unit of description in this item is the attachment, which can be recorded optionally. 10.5.4.2 Any attachment (including printed materials and non-printed materials in non-book form) should be recorded if it is available in every issue, otherwise it should be recorded in the notes. Use "+" before the attachment description. Example 1: : Capture map, 27cm + slide
Example 2: Illustration (partial color) 27cm + map 10,5,4,3 The entity description of the attachment can be recorded after the attachment name and followed by (). Example: : Capture map; 30cm + slide (color; 5×5cm) 10.6 Series item
Identifier
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This item is preceded by ",
Each series description is preceded by "()". Two "()"s are separated by one space.
Each parallel series title (including parallel titles of series and sub-series) is preceded by "=". The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) of a series or sub-series is preceded by ",\". The internal number of a series or sub-series is preceded by ",". The name of a sub-series of a series is preceded by ",".
——(Series main title name, series ISSN)
(Series main title name, series ISSN, internal number of sub-series) (Series main title name = series parallel title name, series ISSN series internal number)-(Series·Sub-series title name, sub-series ISSN, internal number of sub-series)-(Series title, series internal number). 10.6.1 The name of the main series
The name of the secondary series should be recorded exactly as it is, but punctuation marks are not necessarily recorded. 10.6.2 Parallel series name
If the main information source has the name of the series in two or more languages, the parallel series name should be recorded with "=" in front of it. 10.6.3 The ISSN of the secondary series
When the ISSN of the series is available in the main information source, it should be recorded. If it is taken from other sources, "[]\" should be added. 10.6,4 Internal series number
10,6,4.1 If each issue of a serial publication has the same number within the series, it should be recorded. 10,6.4.2 If the internal number of the secondary series changes during the process of continuing to publish a serial publication, it should be stated in the notes. 10.6.5 Series Description
When a series is divided into several "sub-series" (such as: articles, volumes), the main series description should be recorded first, followed by the sub-series description. If the sub-series also has an ISSN, the ISSN of the series should be omitted. 10.6.6 Belonging to more than two series
If a serial publication belongs to more than two series at the same time, the description of each series shall be recorded separately in parentheses "()\. 10.7 Notes
Any information that is inconvenient or cannot be recorded in each item shall be supplemented in this item. Each note is a separate item and is recorded in the following order. Identifier
. Each note is preceded by ".一一". b. Each note starts in a separate paragraph. ", can be omitted. 10.7.1 Frequency of publication
10.7.1.1 The first requirement in this item is the frequency of publication. Example: Monthly
Monthly (un)
Bimonthly (1952-66) 1 Quarterly (1979-) 10.7, 2 Title and other related notes
10.7.2.1 Main title
a. Translation
If a serial publication is a translation of another serial publication, the original serial title and its ISSN should be indicated. Example: American Science News
Note: The cover title, spine title, and top title of the t1 translation of ScienceNews are different from the original title and should be indicated.
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