Informationsvetenskap. Publisering

This part of ISO 12643 provides safety requirements specific to binding and finishing equipment and systems.

It is intended to be used in conjunction with the general requirements given in ISO 12643-1.

This part of ISO 12643 provides additional safety requirements for the design and construction of new

equipment used to convert printed or blank substrates into cut, folded, collated, assembled, bound, or

otherwise finished product. It can also be applicable to processes for preparing substrate for the printing

process.

It is applicable to a wide range of equipment used in the binding and finishing process.

This document provides guidelines for the preparation of bibliographic references. It also gives guidelines for the preparation of citations in works that are not themselves primarily bibliographical. It is applicable to bibliographic references and citations to all kinds of information resources, including but not limited to monographs, serials, contributions within monographs and serials, patents, cartographic materials and diverse electronic resources (including research datasets, databases, programs and applications, web archives and social media, music, recorded sound, prints, photographs, graphic and audio-visual materials, archival sources and moving images).

This document does not specify a data model for machine-readable citations, although such specification may be added to a later edition of this document.

Guidelines for legal citations, such as for references to cases, statutes or treatises, are not addressed in this document, since such guidelines are country-specific3.

Making recommendations as regards what kind of information resources may or may not be cited, or describing the risks involved with e.g. citing social media, is not within the scope of this document4.

Providing the reasons for importance of citations in science is not within the scope of this document. A few examples of sources which should always be cited are given in Clause 5.

Annex A refers to the relevant clauses of this document which explain the requirements for referencing or citing printed and electronic documents. Annex B specifies practices for referencing archived Web information resources.

This document does not mandate a specific citation style and does not indicate any preference of a citation style over another. In this document, the numeric citation system (A.3) is used for displaying references.

This International Standard specifies guidelines for the archives community on the collection and reporting of statistics for the following purposes:

— strategic planning and internal management of archives;

— aggregating and comparing operational and performance statistics at regional, national, and international levels;

— reporting to stakeholders such as funding institutions, politicians, researchers, and the general public;

— promoting the role and value of archives for advancing learning and research, education and culture, and social and economic life.

This standard does not apply to records centres responsible for records that are still in the legal custody of the organization that created or received them, although it is recognized that some archives also have responsibilities for appraising, acquiring, and managing the current records of organizations that may or not be transferred to the archives for permanent retention. When applying this standard to archives that also perform records management functions, the archives should exclude statistics that pertain to its records management functions, including measures pertaining to holdings and their usage and preservation, funding and expenditures, space and facilities, staffing and management.