EULER: European Libraries and Electronic Resources in Mathematical Sciences
Telematics for Libraries Project LB-5609

 

The Creation of OPAC Metadata Databases for the EULER Service

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

April 14, 2000

Version 1.7

EULER Project Deliverable
Project Name: European Libraries and Electronic Resources in Mathematical Sciences
Project Acronym: EULER
Project Number: LB-5609
Deliverable Title: The Creation of OPAC Metadata Databases for the EULER Service
Deliverable Number: D.2.2
Version Number: 1.7 (final version)
Date: April 14, 2000
URL: http://www.emis.de/projects/EULER/Reports/D22.html
URL to other versions: http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/euler/project/d22_full.html
The entire report in pdf: http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/euler/project/d22_full.pdf
The entire report in ps: http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/euler/project/d22_full.ps
Principal Author(s):                   Hans J. Becker 
                  Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen 
                  Platz der Göttinger Sieben 1, D-37073 Göttingen 
                  Tel: ++49 551/395230 FAX: ++49 551/393199 
                  e-mail: becker@mail.sub.uni-goettingen.de

                  Katrin Große 
                  Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen 
                  Platz der Göttinger Sieben 1,D-37073 Göttingen 
                  Tel: ++49 551/395238 FAX: ++49 551/393199 
                  e-mail: grosse@mail.sub.uni-goettingen.de

Other Author(s):                   Elizabeth Cherhal 
                  MDC 
                  351 Ave de la Bibliothèque 
                  BP 54, 38041 Grenoble Cedex 
                  Tel: +33 4 76 51 48 72 Fax: +33 4 76 63 56 11 

                  Patrizia Cotoneschi 
                  UNIFI 
                  Via S.Marte,3  50139 Firenze - Italy 
                  Tel: +55 4796203 Fax: +55 4796303 

                  Annius Groenink 
                  Eidetica BV 

                  Laurent Guillopé 
                  MDC 
                  351 Ave de la Bibliothèque 
                  BP 54, 38041 Grenoble Cedex 
                  Tel: +33 4 76 51 48 72 Fax: +33 4 76 63 56 11 

                  Valdo Pasqui 
                  UNIFI 
                  Via delle Gore n.2 50141 Firenze - Italy 
                  Tel: +55 42391 o 4239351 Fax: +55 4239225 

                  Frank A. Roos 
                  Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica - CWI 
                  Kruislaan 413, NL-1098 SJ Amsterdam, Netherlands 
                  e-mail: F.A.Roos@cwi.nl

Deliverable Kind: Prototype and documentation
Deliverable Type: Public
Abstract: This report is part of the task to create and offer metadata databases of OPAC information for the EULER service, and to build a connection to existing online document delivery services by forwarding relevant data directly to the delivering systems. 
The OPACs of the following institutions were adapted for the EULER service: Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica/Netherlands, Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/Germany,  Mathematical Library Orsay/France, Strasbourg Mathematical Library/France, University of Florence/Italy. 
The OPACs are different with regard to their growth, their covered subject fields, their bibliographic formats, and their technical systems. The aim was to look on these as examples of adaptation of OPAC data  for the EULER service in general and to make recommendations for further EULER partner.

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
3. Description of the Different OPACs
        3.1 OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica/Amsterdam
        3.2 OPAC of the University of Florence
        3.3 OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
        3.4 OPAC of the Bibliothèque mathématique d'Orsay
        3.5 OPAC Strasbourg Mathematical Library
4. Description of Used Methods (Process of Adaptation : Area, Extraction, Conversion, Implementation, Update Mechanisms, and Final Databases)
        4.1 OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
        4.2 OPAC of the University of Florence
        4.3 OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
        4.4 OPAC of Orsay and Strasbourg mathematical libraries
5. Analysis and/or Findings and Handling of Difficult Material
6. Unresolved Points
7. Conclusions
8. Recommendations and Further Ideas of the Partners
9. Acknowledgements, References, Bibliography
A. Annex
        A.1 Mappings to the EULER Fields
        A.2 Examples of Items from the OPAC Databases
        A.3 Statistics of the Final Databases
        A.4 Link to the Additions to this Document

1. Executive Summary

This report is part of the work package WP2.2 of the EULER project and documents important parts of work done by the participating partners at the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, at the University of Florence, at the Cellule de Coordination Documentaire Nationale pour les Mathématiques and at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen.
The tasks of the work package were to create metadata databases of OPAC information for the EULER service, and to build a connection to existing online document delivery services by forwarding relevant data directly to the ordering systems. The databases are available in the EULER service (url-EULER-1).
The OPACs of the following institutions were adapted for the EULER service: The OPACs are different with regard to their growth, their covered subject fields, their  bibliographic formats, and their technical systems. The aim was to look at these as examples of adaptation of OPAC data  for the EULER service in general and to make recommendations for further EULER partners.
 

2. Introduction

The aim of the EULER project is to build a one-stop shopping site for mathematics by adaptation of the heterogeneous resources. One part to reach this aim in the work package is the adaptation of OPAC data. The aim in the work package WP2.2 is the adaptation of bibliographic information from different OPACs for the EULER service. The report documents important parts of work done by the participating partners at the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, the University of Florence, MDC and at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen (in this report often also called SUB).  The work package ran from June 1998 until January 2000.
The tasks of the work package were to create and to offer metadata databases of OPAC information for the EULER service, and to build a connection to existing online document delivery services by forwarding relevant data directly to the ordering systems. The databases are available in the EULER service (url-EULER-1). The OPACs of the following institutions were adapted for the EULER service: The OPACs are different with regard to their growth, their subject fields, their  bibliographic formats, their used classifications, and their technical systems.
For the EULER project the partners have to deliver the following amounts of mathematical literature for EULER:
 
CWI
100.000
Niedersächsische Staats- und 
Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
60.000
MDC
80.000
UNIFI
2.000
sum
242.000

This report summarizes aspects of OPAC extraction and the data adaptation to the EULER format should be summarized for new partners. It is not the aim of this report to provide the complete details of the work done by the participating partners. In case of questions the contact persons are listed at the beginning of the report.

The report is composed of the contributions of the participating partners. The Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen did the final editing.
 

3. Description of the Different OPACs

3.1 OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica

In the mid sixties the library of the Mathematisch Centrum (predecessor of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica) made its first attempts at automating the production of the library catalogue. At that time catalogue cards were produced through punch tapes. The cards were however filed manually.

At the end of the seventies the library adapted and modified a program (UBS) from the library of the University of Utrecht, that enabled the production of a catalogue on microfiche. Since then the library used this program running it on a Control Data Cyber mainframe from the academic computer centre (SARA) in Amsterdam. Library patrons were able to consult these microfiches. Manual filing by library staff was no longer necessary. The data on punch tapes were converted and the newly acquired items from the collection were entered through an in-house bibliographic editor. The bibliographic files produced in this manner were then transferred to the academic computer centre for batch processing. Through these procedures and through additional retro-cataloguing, the library data were largely machine readable by the end of the eighties. In this period the library had started to manage and produce a Dutch national union catalogue for serials on mathematics and computer science (LTWI). The data of the serials holdings of the mathematics and computer science libraries were integrated in the bibliographic data of the library.

In 1990 the CWI - the Mathematisch Centrum had changed its name to CWI - purchased for its library the turnkey modular library management system SISIS from SIEMENS. SISIS included a full featured OPAC with simple, advanced (tagged searching with full boolean functionality) and free text search modes. As of 1991 this OPAC was connected to the Internet through Telnet. Currently it still is, although as part of the library Web pages. Therefore a renewal or a major upgrade is being considered to provide a Web based OPAC and better integration with the Web and other digital library initiatives. This modernization step is scheduled for 2000 and thereafter.
The OPAC contains books/monographs, journals/serials, preprints/reports. It is noted that all CWI preprints/reports are described in the OPAC among a large amount of preprints/reports from other institutions. The CWI preprints/reports that are available as electronic editions, are part of the preprints/reports server (see [D23]), but their paper copy equivalents are described in the OPAC as well. There currently is no link between the OPAC and the preprint server.

3.2 OPAC of the University of Florence

Since the eighties the University of Florence has been active in the context of library management systems by promoting the creation of the Italian National Bibliographic Service (SBN) and contributing to its design and implementation. Thanks to this initiative, the University libraries exploit a centralized library management system which supports the entire life cycle of documents, from purchasing to circulation, and which shares a common (unique) catalogue.
21 faculties and department libraries grouped into 5 areas (Art & Humanities, Social Science, Science, Technological and Biomedical) and over 30 funds belonging to institutes and centres use this system. Recently, a reorganization process has begun to centralize those libraries into five big thematic libraries.
Through the SBN shared cataloguing functions and its bibliographic rules, the University of Florence librarians contribute to updating and development of the Italian Union Catalogue (SBN Index). Conversely, they import about the 65% of local catalogue records from the SBN Index.
The OPAC (url-UNIFI-1) became operational in 1995 and it was designed and implemented by a group of information scientists and librarians from the University of Florence to provide Internet (url-UNIFI-4) consultation to the local catalogue. The OPAC database contains bibliographic records and the related holdings are exported in UNIMARC format, every night, out of the library management system. The OPAC has a WWW interface with one form for querying and browsing and a hypertext, navigational, approach to bibliographic data consultation. Through a dedicated interface between the library management system and the OPAC, end-users use simple WWW forms to check document circulation status in real-time, to submit loan requests, to reserve documents and to renew their loans. The OPAC also provides URLs pointing to the table of contents (TOCs) servers for the most relevant serials in the technical and social sciences areas. Finally, a Z39.50 (vers. 3) target (url-UNIFI-5) is operating in front of the OPAC database. The semantic description used for UNIFI catalogue records is DDC and the Italian Subject Index edited by the National Library of Florence.
No mathematical electronic books are available at UNFI but a number of electronic journals with an integrated access to the full text through the OPAC
A list of the electronic journals could also be found here: http://opac.unifi.it/opac/fillf?form.html=periodici.html.
A service of Interlibrary loan and document delivery is active in all the libraries, but only to other libraries following the conditions illustrated http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/servizi/ill.htm.

3.3 OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

The Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen (url-SUB-23) is responsible for comprehensively collecting of resources in the field of pure mathematics in Germany - 'Sammelschwerpunkt Reine Mathematik 17.1 funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft' (url-SUB-28; url-SUB-27). The mathematical resources are offered together with other resources in the OPAC via the WWW and via Telnet (see url-SUB-22): The following citation gives a short characterization of the whole OPAC: 'Its stock amounts to approximately four million books. About 16.000 journals are taken in regularly. Besides the library is in possession of more than 12.000 manuscripts, 350 literary bequests and 3.100 incunabula.' (url-SUB-19). For more details see e.g.  GBV-Statistik, (url-SUB-10) 1999 or  GBV-Jahresbericht (url-SUB-6). Bibliographic information in the OPAC is complete except of monographs published between 1946 and 1977.
Exact data of how many records belong to mathematics and related fields will be provided through the work done in this work package.

The Gemeinsamer Bibliotheksverbund der Länder Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Schleswig-Holstein und Thüringen (url-SUB-7) manages  the local OPAC system, and offers them in the union catalogue. The used library system is PICA (url-SUB-26).
The bibliographic records of the Göttingen OPAC are catalogued in PICA3 after the Katalogisierungsrichtlinie für den Gemeinsamen Bibliotheksverbund (url-SUB-8) and the Richtlinie für die Katalogisierung von elektronischen Dokumenten (url-SUB-9 ) within the PICA library system of the GBV.

Different document delivery services with various ways of delivery (e.g. email url-SUB-21; ariel url-SUB-20) are available at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen (e.g. GAUSS url-SUB-17, SSG-S url-SUB-16.
Listed below are the following amounts of external data, authority files and norm data sets available via the GBV for the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen:

Besides the OPAC other specialized catalogues with new services are offered at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek. For instance, in the catalogue of the Gemeinsame Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek - Niedersachsen (GEZ-N url-SUB-18) it is possible to search words from the contents, the abstracts, or the full text of electronic journals.

3.4 OPAC of the Bibliothèque mathématique d'Orsay

The  Orsay mathematical library (Bibliothèque mathématique d'Orsay, BMO url-Orsay-1) is a department library, situated in the mathematics department of Université Paris Sud. BMO also plays a regional and national role in mathematical documentation for researchers.
The domain is exclusively pure and applied mathematics. These fields are extensively covered.

The holdings are: Books, theses, proceedings: 55000
                          Serials : 690 collections (460 alive subscriptions).

Important collections: complete works, history of mathematics.

Automatization of the catalogue started in 1972. The catalogue was managed with a home written software on a campus mainframe computer.
Since 1986, the catalogue has been managed by "texto" cataloguing software running on a  unix server.
The catalogue has been available to users on the Internet via WAIS since 1992, and since 1996 via the SFgate wais/web interface (url-Orsay-2).

3.5  OPAC of the Strasbourg Mathematical Library


The Strasbourg mathematical library (url-Strasb.-1) is also a department library, situated in the mathematics department of Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg.

The library has existed since the end of the 19th century.

The domain is exclusively pure and applied mathematics. The library is for researchers only.
The holdings are: Books, theses, proceedings: 36750
                          Serials: 378 alive subscriptions

Important collections: ancient monographs and journals from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
1600 documents are from before 1860, half of them in German, third in French, the rest in Latin, English or Italian.
The oldest monograph is from 1499, and the oldest journal is from 1665.
Ancient works are not available for loan outside the library.

In the last twenty years, the most important field covered is pure mathematics. Associated domains such as applied mathematics and computer science are partially covered.

The catalogue is automated since the late  1970s. The software currently used is "texto" running on a unix server.
It is made available to users on the Internet via wais since 1992 (url-Strasb.-2), and via the texto/web OPAC module since 1997 (url-Strasb.-3).

4. Description of Used Methods (Process of Adaptation : Area, Extraction, Conversion, Implementation, Update Mechanisms, and Final Databases)

Not all important aspects of the work done in this work package can be described in detail here.  More information is available in the general description of the EULER adaptation work package W2: url-EULER-2. Especially details regarding the used Zebra Server, the EULER metadata scheme and the ISO tool can be found there.
 

 4.1 OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica

Area
The CWI library is part of the research institute CWI. It provides services to CWI staff. However, as a result of its large and extensive collection on historical grounds it is also the de facto central service point in the Netherlands for the supply of scientific (documentary) information in the field of mathematics and computer science.

The collection covers the whole spectrum of pure and applied mathematics, mathematical statistics and probability theory, numerical analysis, operations research and systems theory, as well as (fundamental) computer science. The collection contains approximately 46000 books, 138000 preprints/reports and 1160 journals subscriptions (LTWI excluded; see also section 3.1).

Almost all books have been assigned with (multiple) classification codes. Different versions of MSC have been used. For computer science, codes based on Computing Reviews have been used, but these have been modified to conform with the appearance of MSC codes, in order to present the library patron with a consistent subject access for books.

Extraction and update mechanisms
As the whole OPAC is dedicated to mathematics and computer science, all data from the database have been included in EULER. Therefore, there was no need to conceive a selection and extraction strategy and mechanism.
On a regular basis, a full dump of the approximately 200.000 records of the CWI OPAC is made. This dump is an ASCII format with a regular line-based record/field structure. In the near future, this may be replaced with an incremental export based on the SIEMENS OPAC field 003 which is the date of last record modification.

In the current implementation, the availability for loan is not incorporated into the database, because that data is not part of the exported OPAC records.

Mapping to the EULER Fields
The table in Annex A.1 shows, on a field-by-field basis, how the conversion from the SIEMENS SISIS export format to EULER XML format is done.

Conversion and record processing/Implementation
One single program cwiconv is used to translate record files from both the OPAC and RFC1807 files from the on-line reports database. Consequently, the CWI reports are incorporated twice into EULER. The same cwiconv program is used to generate the pages with local information from the CWI library that are shown when the user clicks a link on the full-record view, and also for other purposes (such as import in CWI's experimental web OPAC).

After the conversion from the proprietary SIEMENS SISIS export format to the standard EULER record format, the records are postprocessed by the ISO tool, and then indexed by Zebra using the `one large file' method (where actually, for the OPAC data, we normally have four files: books, reports, articles and journals).

[CWI Examples of original and converted records are in the Annex A.2.]

Update Mechanisms [CWI]

Description of the Final Data Set
[CWI:  From the last extraction the statistics for the OPAC database of the CWI is in the Annex A.3.]

4.2 OPAC of the University of Florence

Area
The University of Florence catalogue contains  bibliographic records pertinent to all the interesting areas of the existent Faculties and Courses and it includes both monographs and serials.
At the end of December 1999 the catalogue consistency is of 336.813 bibliographic records (including 19.000 serials), over 500.000 holdings and about 216.000 authors.
Documents catalogued after 1986 include Dewey classification and subject description. Records generated by retrospective cataloguing include only the heading and the link with authors. At the present, about 40% of records do not have classification codes.

Extraction
Relevant factors for record selection are:

    ·Decimal Dewey Classification (DDC) is not consistently used in all the Libraries
    ·Subjects Descriptors refer to a national subject scheme
    ·some library groups publications by topics  through specific collocation (i.e. shelving) sections
    · (MSC is not used at all)

    After a number of query tests two classes of records have been considered for extraction:

    1)  records with  DDC codes dealing with EULER context:

    2)  records without DDC retrieved applying the following procedure:
find cat where (((classe=NULL) and (keywords ph any 'equazion* equation*
differential* differenti* calcol* calculus statistic* geometr* logic*
algebr* matem* probabilit? stocastic* linear* finiti finite inferenza
inference quantisti* quantum' or keywords ph any 'ellittic* elliptic*
random variabil* variable* numeric* complex Hyperbolic* matrici matrix
graf? graph* markov matriciale math* abelian insiemi algorit*
disequazion* hamiltonian*' or keywords ph any 'convex fractal*
econometric* fuzzy tensorial* laplace fortran fourier turbo vector*
bayesian combinator* ottimizzazion* riemann theorem* hilbert banach
boundary non-linear* nonlinear' or keywords ph any 'informatic*
computer* programming networks networking internet windows elettronic*
unix microsoft software excel prolog cad autocad linux sql dbase
elaborator* spectral' or keywords ph words 'system* dynamic*' or
keywords ph words 'elaborazione dati' or keywords ph words 'artificial
intelligen*' or keywords ph words 'linguaggi* programm*')) or
(classe="D51"*) or (classe>"D003" and classe <"D007"))


Mapping to the EULER Fields
A mapping table (in Annex A.1 ) defines the correspondence between UNIFI OPAC fields and  DC/EULER fields. It also represents a mapping from UNIMARC tags to EULER fields, because UNIFI original records are modelled on the UNIMARC structure. This was the "reference guide" to implement the extraction/conversion program.
Some original fields such as "Edition" (i.e. ISBD Area 2) and "Physical definition" (i.e. ISBD Area 5) have no mapping to EULER tags.
For each selected bibliographic record, the corresponding holdings  are extracted  in the EULER.Delivery.Description and the URL pointing to the related
Library is put in EULER.Delivery tag.

Conversion
Some OPAC fields have been converted to be compliant with EULER schemes. In particular:

    ·"General material designation"  maps on DC.Format.x-physical (FOP) values
    ·"Language of text", originally a 3 characters code (ISO 639-2), maps on ISO 639-1 (2 char encoding)
    ·"Publication"  has a quite a different layout; some parts are extracted to generate DC.Publisher
    ·"Bibliographic level" (i.e. monographs, serials) has a different code
    · Holdings information has been converted into the form:  "<Library name>, Inv: <inventory number, Coll: <collocation string/<sequence>"
    ·Libray URLs point to the related Library  home page in the University of Florence WWW server.

[UNIFI Examples of original and converted records are in the Annex A.2.] Be aware that the conversion program doesn't handle the Unimarc format, but it directly searches the OPAC db tables (records enter the OPAC in Unimarc format).

Implementation
The extraction/conversion program is written in Sibylla which extends the TCL scripting language with a set of commands for searching and retrieving
BasisPlus databases.
BasisPlus is an information retrieval engine from Information Dimensions (now under OpenText).
Sibylla is distributed by Ariadne Italy.

Update Mechanisms
OPAC extraction and EULER Florence database loading and indexing will be performed every three months.

Description of the Final Data Set
Last extraction date from OPAC: 29 December 1999

    Extracted records: 17375
        Monographs 16329
        Serials    1046
    Holdings 26869
        Monographs 20839
        Serials    6030
    Records with DDC 7463
    Records with subject description 136
    Records without semantic description 9776
    Records in English 11625
               Italian 4441
               French  597
               German  288
               Latin   152

[UNIFI:  From the last extraction the statistics for the OPAC database of the UNIFI is in the Annex A.3.]
 

4.3 OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

The process of adaptation of the OPAC resources to the EULER index is a complex one for the huge OPAC at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek. An extraction process with different steps was worked out for EULER; no existing extraction procedures could be used. The extracted assignments to mathematics have different levels of quality.
For the conversion from the PICA Format to the EULER DC format a long and complex program for the external and the internal PICA formats was written. The PICA format contains more than 1300 subfields and these subfields were reduced by comparing different subfields and rebuilt them for the EULER DC format.

Data source
For the EULER project the GBV centre (url-SUB-7) downloaded all data referring to SUB Göttingen's monographs form the union catalogue in the PICA + format  with the original PICA character set. All journals of the OPAC and a huge part of the mathematical research reports and preprints were downloaded from the GBV centre in PICA 3.  A small part of research reports/preprints was downloaded by librarians from the cataloguing system in PICA3.

Area and Extraction of mathematical records SUB Göttingen
For the extraction no established methods could be used. Different strategies were used for experiments and a combined method for EULER was developed, which might be helpful for future EULER partners. The Zentralblatt für Mathematik FIZ Karlruhe/Berlin supported the extraction process by delivering their monograph data to Göttingen.

As decided in the EULER project a wide definition of mathematics was used for the extraction: pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and computer science.

For the extraction of the mathematical part of the OPAC:

were used. All monographs found were marked with the reason of extraction (e.g. ISBN).

Various classifications:
To get an overview of the classification codes used for the extraction see the following table:
 
used
classifications
codes belong to pure and applied mathematics, and to computer science
BK
url-SUB-4
31.00-31.99 Mathematik 
08.33 Logik 
30.20 Nichtlineare Dynamik 
33.06 Physik; Mathematische Methoden der Physik (Mathematische Methoden der Physik ) 
35.05 Mathematische Chemie, chemische Statistik (Hier: Chemometrie,Stöchiometrie) 
42.11 Biomathematik, Biokybernetik  (Hier: Biometrie, Biostatistik) 
17.46 Mathematische Linguistik (Hier: Quantitative Linguistik, Computerlinguistik, Statistische Linguistik) 
44.32 Medizinische Mathematik, medizinische Statistik (Hier: Medizinische Informatik)
54.00-54.99 Informatik 
LC
CDRom-
SUB-1
QA 1-939 Mathematics 
Q 300-385 Cybernetics. Information theory 
BC 1-199 Logic
DDC
url-SUB-25
510 Mathematics 
511 General principles of mathematics 
512 Algebra, number theory 
513 Arithmetic 
514 Topology 
515 Analysis 
516 Geometry 
526 Mathematical geography 
519 Probabilities & applied mathematics
500 Natural sciences & mathematics
004 Dataprocessing Computer science 
005 Computer programming, programs, data 
006 Special computer methods
old 
shelf marks
url-SUB-24
MATH I-III
some special classes (for more information see the external Annex A.4)
GAUSS (library of Carl Friedrich Gauß)
ELIB/
GEZN
23
20
GOK
(MSC,
CCS etc.)
E with MSC Codes 01* to 60*
E with MSC Codes higher than 61*
AH for the CCS codes
DB list 27 
28
Zeta/
ZDB
790
795

Other extraction codes were used, but the results need to be examined further (e.g. classes from BK (url-SUB-4): '58.03 Methoden und Techniken der chemischen Technik ( Erl.: Hier z.B. mathematische Methoden und Simulation in der chemischen Technik )';  or' Information retrieval siehe:  06.74 (Information und Dokumentation; Informationssysteme)', or  from the the LC codes (CDRom-SUB-1) 'Mathematical crystallography/Chemistry (QD911)'.
 

JOURNALS (only current journals)
extraction target for the step - journals
found records
BK, Zeta, DC, ELIB 
4.440
search for terms (Mathematik, mathematics etc.) -   journals
 (443) not in EULER now
The number for none current journals will go into external Annex A.4 .
 

MONOGRAPHS (1.383.450):
step extraction target for the step - monographs
found records
step 1 self mark
 5.495
step 2 BK 
16.868
step 3 DDC
 3.068
step 4 LC
 1.904
step 5 DB
 7.508
step 6 GOK
2.089
step 7 AMS in: 6000 145Z  AMS
7.781
further
steps
ZfM  in: 6000 145Z ZfM
MSC
AMS in: 3541 150K Kartenköpfe
CCS
Zeta
ELIB
0
- sum for all steps
44.713

The estimated number of mathematical monographs should be much higher than 44.713 monographs. The extraction of literature through the subject indexing was not successful for all mathematical literature at SUB Göttingen; for some time periods (e.g. from 1945 until about 1980) less subject information was catalogued. For this reason a comparison with monographs data from the Zentralblatt für Mathematik (FIZ Karlsruhe/Berlin) was done to expand the sets found at SUB Göttingen and to add missing MSC codes to the bibliographic description.

Comparison with the Zentralblatt monograph data and terms from mathematics
Different criteria were used for the comparisons. Different levels of assignment to mathematics are the result of the comparison with the Zentralblatt monographs. The bibliographic information was compared with the following criteria:

Only records with at least the same whole title and no failing criteria, or records with the same ISBNs were marked as identical monographs descriptions and these records got the Zentralblatt MSC codes in addition to the mark for EULER. Records with failed checks got other marks.
It turned out that the titles from the Zentralblatt contain specific mathematical vocabulary and could be used to find more literature. The analysis of the results shows that the assignment will decrease if the title contains only one word, so after the comparison with a stop word list the one-word titles were excluded, except from these (this is a temporary list):
"geometrie","geometry","zahlentheorie","gruppentheorie","algebra","logik","logic","mengenlehre",
"trigonometrie","analysis","vektoranalysis","informatik","stochastik","stochastics","funktionentheorie",
"mathematikgeschichte","kombinatorik","combinatorics","feldtheorie","k-theory","k-theorie",
"potentialtheorie","differentialgleichungen","differntailrechnung","funtionalanalysis","funktionentheorie",
"intergal","integralrechnung","hyperbelfunktionen","wahrscheinlichskeitsrechnung",
"differentialgeometrie","topologie","topology","statistik","statistics","numerics","numerik","informatik",
"mathematikdidaktik","mathematikunterricht","mathematikvorlesung","chaostheorie"
This list was built using terms from the MSC classification, their translation into German and using a few standardized mathematical terms in German. Also Zentralblatt titles were search as part titles in the PICA titles; titles with words from the list were excluded because the results were going  very worse (this is a temporary list):
"kleine schriften","papers","note","lexicon","mitteilungen","gesammelt","collected","dictionary","logie",
"bibliothek","libraries","verzeichnis","schriften","statistik über","[a-z]logic","physik","memoirs",
"schriften","essays","statistik des","statistik der","nationalökonomie","ökonomie","economics",
"gesammelte abhandlungen","works","werke","erinnerungen","briefwechsel","briefe","diana","opere",
"dictionary"
The comparison was done on the EULER server by processing the two text downloads with Perl programs. Temporary files were created, e.g. converting TeX characters to PICA. The TeX entries in the Zentralblatt monograph data do not seem to be a major problem, as most of them could be converted easily. TeX entries which could not be converted have not been used for the comparison.

Further analysis of some special levels of extraction results is needed and additional corrections should be made (e.g. logic and statistics in titles have to be left out; see the external Annex A.4).

After the Zentralblatt comparison also monographs which have another subject indexing as mathematics in the bibliographic records at SUB Göttingen will be included into the EULER database of SUB Göttingen.

Comparison with terms from mathematics
From the extracted data for EULER a list of mathematical series with more than 50 IDF entries in the SUB Göttingen OPAC database was build up, overwork manually, and was used to find all titles of a series. Examples:

Preprints di matematica
Mathematica gottingensis
Reports of the Faculty of Technical Mathematics and Informatics, Delft University of Technology
Mathematics and its applications
Preprint. Ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni Institut matematiki. Akademija nauk Ukrainskoj SSR
Preprint. Sonderforschungsbereich . Approximation und Optimierung. Universität Bonn
Dipartimento di matematica. Università di Pisa
Report. Institut für Mathematik. Universität Augsburg
Publications internes. Institut de recherche en informatique et système aléatoires
Report. Department of Mathematics. University of Amsterdam
Technical report. Department of Computer Science. University of Utrecht
Lecture notes in mathematics
Lecture notes in economics and mathematical systems
Applied mathematical sciences
Reports. Department of Mathematics. University of Stockholm
Istituto di analisi numerica del Consiglio nazionale delle ricerche
Dissertationes mathematicae
Experiments containing simple terms in the title like 'Mathematik', 'M/mathematics', 'mathematical', 'MATH', 'Math', 'Informatik', 'Computer Science', 'Computer science', 'computer science', 'Programmierung', 'programming'  etc. were made.

The analysis of the results will go into the external Annex A.4.

Mapping to the EULER Fields SUB Göttingen
For the mappings from PICA3 and PICA+ format to the EULER metadata format see table in Annex A.1.

Conversion and Implementation SUB Göttingen
After the extraction and downloading of the relevant records these steps are necessary to produce an indexed file with the EULER DC format :

 
1.  diacritics processing (according to the ISO tool)
2.  PICA+/3 to EULER conversion program (with the statement PICA+ or PICA3, and the record separator sign)
3.  usage of the EULER ISO tool
4.  indexing and offering of the file (Z39.50/Zebra server)
Through a Perl program the original PICA characters were converted into the ISO 8859-1 character set and in TeX entries, which can be handled by the EULER ISO tool in step 3. To get an impression about the original PICA characters go to the subchapter Diakritische Zeichen  in url-SUB-11. Another Perl program was used to make the conversion from the PICA format into the EULER Dublin Core representation with regard to the mapping to EULER. These conversion routines were specifically developed for EULER; they are written in Perl and are executable under a LINUX system. The code for PICA+/3 program is in some place complicated, because for some EULER fields the information has to be extracted from more than one PICA category, compared and rebuild.  In some cases it was not possible to avoid double entries (e.g. in the MSC codes used as shelf ordering and classification) by applying the mapping form PICA to EULER DC, so in the conversion program a routine was implemented which makes every set in the EULER format unique.
The conversion of the supplemented  MSC codes from the Zentralblatt comparisons does not lead to multiple entries, if there are already MSC entries in the PICA record, because every set is sorted and made unique before  written into the file for the ISO tool.
After the conversion the ISO tool was used to create the IDE entry and alternative entries, and the data were indexed and submitted to the EULER Zebra server at Göttingen.
To realize the automatic pre-filled document delivery service for the EULER users two additional programs were written in Perl under LINUX (the first program puts the information from the coded URL (EULER DI field) in the EULER document delivery template at SUB, and the second program is sending an email to the ordering service after the users will click on the send button).

Examples of original and converted records are in the Annex A.2.

Update Mechanisms SUB Göttingen
This problem is not solved up to now. It is not possible to make a complete download of such a huge OPAC every month, and to make all the extraction again and again. The manpower and the computing time is too big in this case.
The only solution is to implement the extraction routines in the union catalogue, and make a download of the mathematical parts of the SUB OPAC from the union catalogue with regard to a marked category. This is planned to be done in the left time of the EULER project.

Description of the Final Data Set SUB
From the last extraction until March 2000 the statistics for the OPAC database of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek is in the Annex A.3.
 

4.4 OPACs of Orsay and Strasbourg mathematical libraries

Area Orsay/Strasbourg
Both libraries cover pure and applied mathematics. The whole automated catalogue (over 70 000 records in all)
from each institution has been exported.
In addition, the serials catalogues, containing only journal entries have been exported and converted.

Extraction and update mechanisms Orsay/Strasbourg

No special extraction was necessary. The whole automated catalogues were exported in the "texto" ascii "ajout piloté" format.

This has been done periodically over the length of the EULER project, and Zebra servers will be installed in Orsay and Strasbourg before the end of the project.

In the current implementation, the availability for loan is not incorporated into the EULER database, because that data is not part of the exported OPAC records.

MDC mapping to the EULER Fields
The table (see Annex A. 1) shows, on a field-by-field basis, how the conversion from the "texto" export format to EULER XML format has been done.
See also sample records from Orsay and from Strasbourg in the Annex A.2.

Conversion and record processing by MDC for Orsay/Strasbourg

The software used for both libraries is the same, the field names and contents for book/thesis/proceedings catalogues are very similar.
The conversion programs are similar. However, as the programs will run on different sites, a separate program for each catalogue has been written.
In both libraries, journals are managed by different software, and the export format is an "ascii tabulated" one. (one line per record, with tabulations).
Conversion from this format to EULER is also nearly the same in both cases.
All 4 conversion programs are written in Perl and immediately portable from one machine to another.
After the conversion from the "texto ajout piloté" or "tabulated" export format to the standard EULER record format, the records are postprocessed by the ISO tool, and then indexed by Zebra using the "one big  file" method, where actually 4 files exist: 2 book catalogues, 2 serials catalogues.

Description of the Final Data Set Orsay/Strasbourg
See also field statistics for  Orsay and Strasbourg in Annex A.3.
 

5. Analysis and/or Findings and Handling of Difficult Material


During the work on D2.2 there have been discussions mainly about the TI and the IDF field. The following list summarizes the main findings and decisions about the TI field  made at the Lund meeting (because there is no other place in the project where is discussions are visible inside and outside the project):

CWI
The original bibliographic format of the CWI OPAC provides for an indicator, whether the physical format is microfilm/microfiche. In these instances, this information was carried  over to the EULER data with the conversion process.
Although there are CD-ROMs and diskettes etc. in the CWI collection, these are almost never catalogued separately, as these items are in most cases supplements to paper based items. Reference to these supplements is made in the annotation of the records. In a few cases (notably conference proceedings), the library holds both the paper copy version and the CD-ROM version. Preference is given to cataloguing  only the paper copy equivalent. In the annotation of the bibliographic description reference is made to the existence in the library holding a an CD-ROM equivalent. It turned out, that all  information in the annotations on different non-paper material was difficult to catch, therefore it was ignored in the conversion.

University of Florence
The complex  structure of SBN records enables easy conversion to Dublin Core with direct correspondences.

Unfortunately not all UNIFI records have a DDC classification code (as shown by above figures). This implies that the selection process cannot be based on DDC codes only. A complex query was defined in order to extract records with DDC and records without classification. The former are selected by looking for a list of words and patterns in the "keywords" access path (i.e. the OPAC index which includes titles, series, subjects and corporate authors).

In order to reduce the query complexity, too specific or rare terms were not selected. Those terms have been dropped from the initial list after controlling that their relevance was null in finding records from the OPAC.

Handling of difficult material:
Higher level bibliographic descriptions (e.g. those which describe series)  have not been exported, but series titles map to EULER.Identifier tag.
Relations among OPAC records such as links for serials (e.g. continues, absorbed, continued by, absorbed by, merged with) were not mapped.  Some examples of grey literature (internal reports) were inserted into the catalogue  although without semantic description.

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
A result from the evaluation phase was the improvement of the usability of the document delivery at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen. For the EULER service a  pre-filled  template has been developed; the users only have to fill out the personal data and the desired delivery method after they following the DI link from the detailed result page.
Another problem which was recognized in the evaluation were double entries in some metadata fields. This was solved by deleting double entries after the conversion of a single set and before writing the single set in the EULER format, because it is not possible to avoid this by the mapping from PICA to EULER.

After the work done for this work package it can not be stated which procedure is a better one, PICA3 to EULER or PICA+ to EULER. The marking of the extracted results for EULER will be done in the union catalogue in PICA+, but the PICA+ format is modified much more often than the PICA3 format. Some downloads are already available in PICA3.

No solution for the usage of different classification codes of different versions of MSC could be found. In the database there are codes from an earlier version than MSC 1991.

The usage of TeX entries for some special PICA characters to reduce information losses can only be a temporary solution.
See recommendations, handling of difficult material and further ideas of SUB in Chapter 8.

Handling of difficult material:
As UNIFI higher bibliographic levels (e.g. the so called 'Gesamtaufnahmen') - expect of journals - were not imported yet.
As UNIFI SUB has not mapped the connection between the PICA records, because major changes in the PICA records are expected soon (for details: new data model, record splits:  GBV-Jahresbericht 1999 url-SUB-6).
 

Orsay/Strasbourg [MathDocCell]

Most records are relatively easy to convert on a field by field basis. Sometimes, contents of two or three fields in the "texto" databases had to be concatenated into one EULER field (different title fields for instance).

The EULER "publisher" field had to be made up by concatenating and expanding two (sometimes three) different fields present in the Orsay OPAC.

Strasbourg has an online web OPAC to which one can easily generate a correct url for the EULER "OI" field via the unique texto record id. Orsay has no direct web OPAC, therefore "OI" field is impossible to generate at the time being.

Handling of difficult material:
Relations among OPAC records such as links for serials (e.g. continues, absorbed, continued by, absorbed by, merged with) are not mapped, although they are present in the MDC combined serials catalogue.  Also relations to collection titles have for the time being not been included in the conversion process.
 
 

6. Unresolved Points

CWI
Many of the titles, especially of preprints/technical reports contain mathematical formulae. These formulae have been translated mainly by CWI library staff to the LaTeX typesetting language in order to keep this information. Although many scientists are able to read and understand these LaTeX encodings, a graphical display could be desirable. In the context of the EULER project this has not been explored. A candidate in the future for this display of formulae might be the evolving MathML standard. See also D23.

University of Florence

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
For the literature from 1946 until 1977 there is gap, because this literature is not completely catalogued in PICA3/+ now.

At the EULER meeting it was decided that SUB will do further work within the EULER project. The results will go into the external Annex A.4.

Orsay/Strasbourg [MathDocCell]
Including mathematical formulae where appropriate into titles was discussed. Coding in TeX was advocated, to permit searching, and later a conversion to MathML. However, no decision has been made about this.
Concerning the combined mathematical serials catalogue managed by MDC for all French mathematical libraries, containing about 5500 journal titles with localizations in the different libraries, no decision has yet been made to its inclusion in EULER.
The problem is not a technical one involving conversion programs, but a political decision concerning the inclusion of records concerning libraries which do not directly participate in the EULER project.
 
 

7. Conclusions

CWI
The conversion of the bibliographic data from the CWI OPAC turned out to be not very complicated. No extraction strategy was needed since the whole OPAC covers the subject domains of mathematics and computer science, that are both relevant for the EULER system. Furthermore, the major part (approximately 75%) of the OPAC contains relatively simple bibliographic descriptions of paper copy based preprints/technical reports.
Problems relating to differences between the semantic content of the original bibliographic record fields and the semantic content of the EULER fields in the EULER format, were dealt with in plenary during EULER project meetings; sensible and pragmatic choices of mappings were discussed in extenso and agreed upon.
As also mentioned in the conclusions of the D23, no attempt has been made by CWI in the context of EULER to graphically display mathematical formulae. MathML might be considered in the future for this purpose, when this encoding standard is in a suitable stage of development.
For document delivery (lending) of OPAC items to non-Dutch library users, the CWI library needs a new policy, since this service has been restricted sofar to the Netherlands.

University of Florence

The work of extraction and conversion of data has been carried out in a reasonably simple and easy because of the choice of standardization that guided the construction of the catalogue from the beginning (es. Iso standard for date, author name etc...). Considering that the OPAC of Florence University contains the holdings of all the Faculties which belong to it, a wide Classification Method such as Dewey was adopted. Consequently UNIFI records have not the specific semantic description of MSC which is well known throughout the mathematical community.

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
The extraction of records of relevant mathematical resources with different methods to bridge gaps in classifications and other subject assignments was very time consuming. For the extraction of records covering different time periods some strategies were more suitable than others. For a big OPAC, like in Göttingen, it is recommended to use more than one extraction strategy.
Furthermore, it is recommend to use markings in the OPAC and extract all data at once to avoid heterogeneous character representations and to acceptable update times.
The conversion from the PICA format to the EULER DC scheme was complicated, because PICA contains more than 1300 subfields and in many cases more than one subfield had to be used to make a single EULER DC entry.

Orsay/Strasbourg [MathDocCell]
The conversion of the bibliographic data from the Orsay and Strasbourg catalogues turned out to be not very complicated. No extraction strategy was needed since the whole OPAC covers the subject domains of pure and applied mathematics,   relevant for the EULER system.
A slight difficulty was found trying to convert the publisher/town input in Orsay catalogue, as its format had slightly changed over years, but a satisfactory solution was found.

Problems relating to differences between the semantic content of the original bibliographic record fields and the semantic content of the EULER fields in the EULER format, were dealt with in plenary during EULER project meetings; sensible and pragmatic choices of mappings were discussed in extenso and agreed upon.
In particular use of the getty thesaurus for input of town names seems inapplicable to OPAC records already input.
One problem brought up by participating in the EULER project was  the fact that mathematical formulae, when present in titles for instance, are not properly input into the catalogues. The mathematicians involved in the project advocated using TeX syntax, for eventual conversion to MathML at a later stage. Another problem brought up was the absence of accented characters in the Orsay catalogue (this catalogue was automatized at a very early date, when only ebcdic code was available). Orsay agreed to input accents in the future, and gradually correct existing records.

One unsolved problem is that of satisfactory document delivery politics. French mathematical libraries agree to inter library loan with most all libraries, but have no financial means or staff for assuming document delivery to the end user.

8. Recommendations and Further Ideas of the Partners

Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica

University of Florence

For OPACs with few or no classification codes an extraction method as described in Subchapter 4.2 is recommended.

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

Extraction:
For OPACs with few subject indexed records a full title comparison with mathematical titles from other providers is recommended (see Subchapter 4.3).

Recommendations for the development for the EULER DC format:
The aim of this chapter is to give recommendations for the modification and the adaptation of the EULER DC metadata set and scheme; the recommendations are made by Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen with regard to the integration of their OPAC data into the EULER system. The aim is to compare new developments in the DC community with the EULER metadata scheme. Only after the EULER metadata scheme had been developed in 1998/1999, a lot of discussions on DC usage arose.  Now in April 2000 no final decisions of the DC usage are available. Despite this the discussions about the working drafts point to interesting directions for the development of the EULER metadata scheme.

From the Dublin Core Set for the Qualifiers (version 1.0) the integration of some special EULER fields into the normal DC usage seems possible. E.g. for the identifier DCAT1 'event' is a permitted identifier (see 'A non-persistent and time-based activity that acts as an agent. Typical examples of events are conferences, conventions, meetings, exhibitions, expositions ,festivals, athletic contests, workshops, and expeditions.' url-SUB-14). The event entry with the following definition should also be taken into consideration by the EULER project: 'A non-persistent, time-based occurrence. Metadata for an event provides descriptive information that is the basis for discovery of the purpose, location, duration, responsible agents, and links to related events and resources. The resource of type event may not be retrievable if the described instantiation has expired or is yet to occur. Examples - exhibition, web-cast, conference, workshop, open-day, performance, battle, trial, wedding, tea-party, conflagration.' url-SUB-14.  So the project partners should consider an integration of the proceedings fields into the normal DC usage.

In the Qualifier 1.0 description vocabulary for the agentRoles is also recommended: the MARC Code list for Relator (url-SUB-15). In the DC library group a short list for abbreviations was developed for the usage of MARC relators in DC (proposal url-SUB-12; list: url-SUB-13):

The illustrator as list element is missing, because it does not correspond to the one to one principle (see url-SUB-13). In the qualifier draft (version 1.4, see url-SUB-3) the qualifiers Editor, Sponsor, Translator, Performer and Adaptor were assigned to the DC.Contributor. For the standardization and for the adaptation to the normal usage in DC it is recommended to reduce the roles to the ones listed above and to drop out illustrators etc. Thus the roles  - now coded in different languages with different cataloguing rules- would become searchable and understandable for the all EULER users.  (For the OPAC partners there will be no problem to fill in the agent qualifiers from the bibliographic information.)

For the document delivery and for the users information about edition, numbers of pages and special formats are useful. This kind of information is now only coded in the DID field. It is recommended to add the metadata EULER.pages and EULER.edition, even if not all providers have such kind of information. At the moment in the DC community the edition information is entered into the qualifier 'Release' of the DC-Element Description ('An identification of the edition, release or version of the resource' url-SUB-14) and the special format information is entered into the qualifier  'extent' of DC.Format (definition 'The size or duration of the resource' url-SUB-14).

Furthermore an adaptation of the EULER types to the qualifiers in DC 1.0 is recommended, because several fields of the EULER FOP field  have been integrated into the Type field, for instance 'object' (physical object: 'A non-human object or substance. This category includes objects that do not fit into any of the other categories on this list. In addition these objects must be approached physically to make use of them. For example - a computer, the great pyramid, a sculpture, wheat. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these things should use image, text or one of the other types.' url-SUB-14), 'audio' (sound 'A resource whose content is primarily audio or intended to be realized in audio. For example - music, speech, recorded sounds. This category includes musical notation, including score, which is unrealized in sound.' url-SUB-14).
Sometimes the entries for the EULER FOP field were created from types' and other bibliographic fields (e.g. 'cdrom', '(dia)slide', 'diskette', 'film', 'microfiche', 'microfilm', 'video', 'media combination' and partly 'internet';  for the used categories see SUB Göttingen conversion table in Annex A.1) and were not created from entries related to physical formats (PICA3 first position of 0500). The EULER distinction and the assignment between the EULER Format and the EULER physical Format/FOP should be revised. In the examples for the DC.Format (url-SUB-1.4) 'paper' is given as an entry; this value could replace the EULER entries 'printed material' and 'hand-written material'.

Journals have a special type entry in the EULER metadata, but not all information on a journal is displayed where the user would expect it. For instance the coverage dates of a journal are integrated into the additional information field of the document delivery (DID).  In the DC community it has been suggested to code the coverage time period as a qualified DC.Coverage field (url-SUB-1, url-SUB-2). It is recommended to add this into the EULER metadata set, because the users expect this kind of information as in the OPACs.

In the conversion from PICA3/+ to EULER problems occurred especially with the EULER types: 'Image.Moving.Film', 'Data.Numeric', 'Software.Executable' and 'Software.Source'. It seems that these types are too specific. Therefore it is recommended to reduce 'Software.Executable' and 'Software.Source' to 'Software' and in the same manner for instance 'Image.Moving.Film' and 'Data.Numeric' to 'Image' and 'Data'.  This has been already decided at the EULER project meeting in January 2000.
 

Further ideas:
The Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen will carry out experiments with a common Z39.50 server. The idea is to offer the data from the PICA system to the EULER gateway in a direct way (the results will go into the Annex A.4 or in a separate deliverable).

Orsay/Strasbourg [MathDocCell]

It seems that the EULER metadata set is quite well adapted to library catalogue records, and quite easy to produce for new libraries who might want to join future projects of the same sort. However, many difficulties become apparent when one wants to include less strictly catalogued records. The solution may be in a maximum/minimal subset of fields proposed for future participants.

9. Acknowledgements, References, Bibliography

We would like to thank the internal reviewers at NetLab and TUB. And we would like to thank Petra Lepschy/SUB Göttingen for helping to correct parts of the text.
url-EULER-1: EULER: Alpha version of the EULER service. http://euler.lub.lu.se/euler/engine/engine.html Last visited: March 31, 2000.
url-EULER-2: Michael Jost: Resource Adaptation in EULER. Version 0.4c (work-in-progress). Last update: March 21, 2000. Internal version last visited: 23.3.2000.  The public version will be available at: http://www.emis.de/projects/EULER/Reports/.

Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica

url-CWI-1:  Homepage CWI Library: http://www.cwi.nl/cwi/departments/BIBL.html
url-CWI-2:  OPAC CWI Library: telnet://cwilib@library.cwi.nl
url-CWI-3:  Classification schemes: http://www.cwi.nl/~wouter/class/class.html

University of Florence

url-UNIFI-1: University of Florence OPAC home page: http://opac.unifi.it/
url-UNIFI-2: University of Florence Sistema Bibliotecario di Ateneo: http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/i_biblio.htm
url-UNIFI-3: University of Florence Libraries: http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/sist_bib.htm
url-UNIFI-4: Internet: http://WWW/
url-UNIFI-5: Z39.50 (vers. 3) target: http:// opac.unifi.it/z3950/zservere.htm

Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

Many thanks to the Zentralblatt für Mathematik/FIZ Karlsruhe/Berlin for sending their data to their monographs to Göttingen.

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CDRom-SUB-1: Library of Congress: Cataloger's desktop & Classification Plus. 2 CD-ROMs. 1998, Issue 1; January 1998: ISSN: 1086-9263. See references CDRom-SUB-2 and CDRom-SUB-3
CDRom-SUB-2: Library of Congress: Classification Plus: Library of Congress Classification Schedules and Library of Congress Subject Headings. Second CD-ROM of CDRom-SUB-1.
CDRom-SUB-3: Library of Congress: Cataloger's desktop. First CD-Rom of CDRom-SUB-1.
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A. Annex

A.1 Mappings to the EULER Fields

OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
SISIS field EULER fields Comments
001 RS CWI: opac followed by the contents of the 001 field
OI http://some-server.cwi-affiliation.nl/cgi-bin/cwi/opac-item?file:file-offset
(file and offset of the record in the SIEMENS export format source files)
002 DMC Date translated from DD.MM.YYYY format to ISO 8601.
008 TY Type mapped from `book/journal/report/article' to the EULER scheme; for records with
an EN field, an additional entry Text.Proceedings is generated. Reports get both 
Text.TechReport and Text.Preprint
014 DID CWI shelf mark: followed by the contents of the field.
015 LA CWI-specific scheme converted to ISO639-1. Some mappings that couldn't be made
(such as `mul' or `int' for multiple languages) have been mapped to ISO639-2 instead
in order not to lose information in the conversion process.
022 SUM 
CWI-proprietary codes that begin with 69 are mapped to their Computing Reviews 
form (SUC). Other codes are copied literally (SUM). The distinction CWI makes 
between `primary' assigned codes and `secondary codes' is lost during the conversion.
100 CR Copied literally
106 EN copied literally; generates an entry TY = Text.Proceedings
107 EL 
ED
This compound field is split into an event location and an event date 
(imperfect conversion)
200 CA copied literally
331 TI copied literally, but removing the signs that are used in the OPAC data to announce a 
stop word (ISO-Latin code 172).
337 TIA as for 331
345 
346
IDF copied literally
403 DID Edition: followed by field contents
410 
411 
412
PU Publication place, country and organization are merged into a single line following 
the EULER scheme
425 DA The first occurrence of a sequence of digits that looks like a year is copied. The source
data for this field regularly contains additional information information such as ca. 1994
or date ranges that are difficult to convert to ISO 8601. Moreover, the EULER gateway
software does not intrinsically support date ranges in ISO 8601.
430 DID Volumes: followed by field contents
433 DID Pages: followed by field contents
540 IDB 
IDS
A special function checks validity as an ISBN or ISSN number, and chops off 
``ISBN'' or ``ISSN'' prefix.
542 IDS As for 540. This is the `electronic ISSN'.
554 IDL copied literally
555 DID copied literally (miscellaneous annotations)
556 IDF copied literally
570 DID Holding: followed by field contents
800 FOP CWI-specific identifiers translated to the EULER physical format scheme

OPAC of the University of Florence

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Field Name
Type/Length/Occurs
(1)
Description
Unimarc Tags
(2)
DC/EULER
Mapping and 
Zebra tag
Rep.
DC/EULER
schema
CAT_KEY

char /1:10 / (1:1)

Bibliographic record identifier (001) EULER.Record.Sourceidentifier
<OI>
 
 

EULER.Record.Source
<RS>

yes
 
 
 
 

no

URL pointing to the original record in UNIFI WWW OPAC (6)

University of Florence:CAT_KEY

PRE_TI

char/0:40 / (0:5)

Title part before "*" char   {join with TI}    
TI 

char /1:960 / (1:5)

Title ( Area 1 ISBD ) 
200a(&) + 200e(&)
DC.Title
<TI>
<TII>
no free text
RESP

char /1:300 / (0:1)

First statement of responsibility 200f(&)      
EDTN 

char /1:300 / (0:1)

Edition(Area 2 ISBD) 205a      
PUBL

char /1:200 / (0:1)

Publication (Area 4 ISBD ) 210a(*) +
210c(*) +
210d(*)
DC.Publisher
<PU>
<PUI>
yes City:[(Country)]:Name
(5) 
{conversion}
COLL

char /1:200 / (0:1)

Physical definition (Area 5 ISBD )
215a + 
215c + 
215d + 
215e(*)
     
NOTE

char /1:500 / (0:10)

General Notes (Area 6 ISBD) 300a (&)      
DOC

char /1:1 / (1:1)

Bibliographic level head (pos 7)

(if ="M" and "IND1 tag 200"=0 =>"W")

DC.Type
<TY>
yes Text.Monograph

Text.Serial

{dropW bib. records}

TIP_DOC

char/1:1 / (0:3)

General material designation Head (pos 6) DC.Format.x-physical
<FOP>
yes only:
-printed material
-hand written
-material
multimedia }
ANNO

exact / 4 / (1:1)

Publication year 100a (pos 9-12) or (pos 13-15) if # 'S' DC.Date
<DA>
yes YYYY[-MM[-DD] 
(ISO 8601)
(3)
STANDARD

char /1:10 / (0:5)

ISBN or ISSN 010a or

011a 

DC.ISBN
<IDB>

or 

DC.ISSN
<IDS>

yes
 
 

yes

 
LINGUA

char /1:3/ (0:5)

Language of text 101a (&) DC.Language
<LA>
  ISO 639-1
{convert from 3 to 2 characters}
PAESE

char /1:2 / (0:1)

Country of publication 102a     ISO3166
BID

char /1:10 / (1:1)

Original Bibliographic record identifier 001       
CLASSE

char /1:50 / (0:5)

Classification schema + classification number "D" +
676a (Dewey)
DC.Subject
<SUD>
yes DDC
{drop the initial "D" character}
SOGGETTO

char /1:240 / (0:10)

Subject term 610a(*) + 610x(*) (idem 600...607) DC.Subject
<SU>
<SUI>
yes free text
CODSOG

char/1:10 / (0:10)

Subject schema not used      
PRE_TITALT

char/0:40 / (0:10)

"Other" titles part before "*" char   {join with TITALT}    
TITALT

char /1: 960 / (0:10)

"Other" titles: parallel, original,uniform 517a and 
500a and
520a and 
510a 
DC.Title.Alternative
<TIA>
yes freetext 
CODALT

char/1:2 / (0:10)

Link codes to other titles        
PRE_COLLANA

char/1:2 / (0:10)

Series titles part before "*" char        
COLLANA

char/1:2 / (0:10)

Series title  225a(&) and (225a + 225i)(&)  EULER.Identifier
<IDF>
yes freetext
SEQ_COLLANA char/0:20 / (0:5) Volume designation in series 225v (after each subfield "a" e "i")      
AU_PERSONALE

char/1:160/(0:1)

Personal name-primary intellectual reps. 700a +
.b + .c
DC.Creator.PersonalName
<CR>
<CRI>
yes
AU_COLLETTIVO

char/1:160/(0:1)

Corporate body name-primary intellectual resp. 710a +
.b + .c
DC.Creator.CorporateName
<CA>
<CAI>
yes
AU

char /1:160 / (0:1)

Primary intellectual resp. ( pers.,org. or cong.) 700a +
.b + .c
or 710a + .b + .c
  yes (4)
AUSEC_PERSONALE

char/1:160/(0:10)

Personal name-sec. intellectual resp. 701a + .b + .c and 702a + .b + .c  DC.Contributor.PersonalName
<COP>
<COPI>
yes
AUSEC_COLLETTIVO

char/1:160/(0:10)

Corporate body name-sec. intellectual resp. 711a + .b + .c and 712a + .b + .c  DC.Contributor.CorporateName
<COC>
<COCI>
yes
DATA_INS

exact / 8 /(1:1)
 

Record creation date
system generated
DC.Date.x-metdata-created
<DMC>
no {convert to YYYYMMDD}
AUSEC

char/1:160/(0:10)

Sec. intellectual resp. ( pers.,org. or cong.)
701a + .b + .c and
702a + .b + .c and
711a + .b + .c 
and  712a + .b + .c
yes (4)
COPY.INV
char/1:14/(1:1)

COPY.COLLOCAZIONE
char/1:100/(0:1)

COPY.SEQUENZA
char/1:12/(0:1)
Inventory serial + number 
 

Localization 
 

Number of volumes

950e(0:10) 
 

950d 
 

950e(20:23)

EULER.Delivery.Description
<DID>
yes {concatenate}
LIBR.NOME
char/1:50/(1:1)

LIBR.URL
char/1:100/(0:1)
Library  denomination 
 

Library home page URL

950a EULER.Delivery
<DI>
yes {embed name in url}

 Notes
{?} means comments for record conversion
italic fields are OPAC fields not mapped to EULER

(1) Occurs
0:n means optional field, from 0 to n occurrences
1: n means mandatory field, at least 1 occurrence, max. n
(2) Unimarc tags
(*) repeated subfield concatenated inside the same DB field
(&) repeated subfield which generates multiple occurrences of the same DB field
(+) subfields are joined
(3) Bibliographic records have year of publication only
(4) In case of collective or corporate author the scheme cannot be "Family name,first name".
(5) Convert from "place_of_publication, editor_name, year_of_publication" to "place_of_publication:editor_name"
(6) It contains the URL to UNIFI OPAC in order to enable a catalogue query ( i.e. Generate URLs like: http://opac.unifi.it/opac/full?cat_key=CFI0004554&language=ITALIANO)
OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
 
EULER 
fields
PICA3 and PICA+ categories
{PICA+subfields} field name
for details to the used 
catalogued format 
see: http://www.gbv.de/katricht/inhalt.htm
or
http://www.gbv.de/katricht/edoc/inhalt.html
(or  see url-SUB-8 and url-SUB-9)
comments
REC/ 
XREC
SET  or 
0100 003@ PICA-Produktionsnummer
(depending on download program)
record separator
TI  4000 021A{a,d,f,l,z,x} Hauptsachtitel, Zusätze, 
         Verfasserangabe 
4004 021B{a,d,f,l,z,x} Hauptsachtitel, Zusätze, 
          Verfasserangabe bei Stufenaufnahmen
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing entries in 
different categories, merging, rebuild 
entries, decision of TI, IT or ID, and 
deleting entries from special characters.
TIA  4000 021A{a,d,f,l,z,x} Hauptsachtitel, Zusätze, 
        Verfasserangabe 
4004 021B{a,d,f,l,z,x} Hauptsachtitel, Zusätze,
         Verfasserangabe bei Stufenaufnahmen 
3220 025@{a,p,b}  Ansetzungssachtitel, 
         Indexierfeld 
326X 027A{a,b} Weiterer Sachtitel 
3210 022A00{a}  Einheitssachtitel,
         Formalsachtitel (Haupteintragung) 
4202 037B{a} Deutsche Übersetzung des 
         Hauptsachtitels,  bzw.[...] 

only for the protocol
(3200 022S{} Angaben zum Hauptsachtitel
           und zu den  Zusätzen) 
(3211 022A01{} Einheitssachtitel )
(4006 021O{} Titel von Abteilungen) 
(4010 021M{} Sachtitel des 1. beigefügten 
Werkes (auf der Haupttitelseite genannt))

Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing entries in
different categories, merging, rebuilding 
entries, decision of TI, TIA or IDF, and 
deleting entries from special characters.
CR  3000 028A{5,l,e,a,d,c} 1. Verfasser 
300X 028B{5,l,e,a,d,c} 2. und weitere Verfasser
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, rebuilding entries, and
deleting entries from special characters. 
CA  310X  029A{a,p,b,c,x}  Primärkörperschaft Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, rebuilding entries, and 
deleting entries from special characters.
COP  301X 028C{5,l,e,a,d,c,B}  Sonstige beteiligte 
          Personen 
302X 028C{5,l,e,a,d,c,B}  Sonstige beteiligte 
          Personen 
307X 028M{5,l,e,a,d,c,B} Literarischer/
künstlerischer Beiträger (bei alten Drucken) 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, rebuilding entries, and
deleting entries from special characters.
Converting existing roles in German
to the recommend list of relators (see
Chapter 8).
COC  312X 029F{a,p,b,c,x} Sekundärkörperschaft
313X 029F{a,p,b,c,x} Sekundärkörperschaft
314X 029E{a,p,b,c,x} Körperschaft als Interpret
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters.
SU  530X 045Q{8} Basisklassifikation 
51XX 041AXX{8} RSWK Ketten 
531x 045R{a,c} Zeitschlagwort (Jahreszahlen) 
5520 044E{a} PRECIS
5540 044G{a} British Library subject headings 
555x 044K{8} Einzelschlagwort 
65XX 144Z{a} Lokale Schlagwörter 
68XX 244Z{a} Lokale Schlagwörter 
4207 047I{a} Inhaltliche Zusammenfassung 

only for the protocol
5050 045E Sachgruppen der Deutschen
         Bibliothek 
5080 045U  ZDB-Notation 
5055 045S Deutsche Bibliotheksstatistik 
6100 145B SSG-Angaben 

Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters.
SUL  5500 044A{a} LoC subject headings  Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, deleting entries from
special characters.
SUM  60XX 145Z{a}  Lokale Notationen  Splitting/deleting/getting subfields, locating
relevant entries (AMS, ZfM, 'E' at the
beginning), converting letters to MSC, 
checking the entries, and deleting entries
Noting defective entries into the program
minutes.
SUD  5010 045F{a} DDC  Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters.
SUC  60XX 145Z{a}  Lokale Notationen  Splitting/getting subfields, locating relevant
entries (AMS, ZfM 'AH' at the beginning),
adding points after testing of the entries,
and deleting entries from special characters.
Noting defective entries into the
program minutes.
DE  4207 047I{a} Inhaltliche Zusammenfassung  Locating relevant entry, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries
from special characters.
PU  1700 019@{a} Erscheinungsland 
4030 033A{p,n} Ort, Verlag 
4040 033D{p} Druckfassung Ort und Verlag 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, rebuilding entries, and
deleting entries from special characters.
Comparing of numbers of entries in
the different categories. If they are
corresponding entries, rebuilding the
entries as multiple entries in the EULER
format. If they are not corresponding 
entries, separating them with a ';'. and
building one entry in the EULER format.
DA  1100 011@{a,b,e} Erscheinungsjahr 
1109  011B{a,b,e} Erscheinungsjahr der 
          Sekundärausgabe 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing sub entries,
rebuilding entries in the ISO 8601 format, 
and deleting entries from special characters.
TY  0500 002@{0}  Bibliographische Gattung 
         und Status 
1140  013H{0} Veröffentlichungsart und 
          Inhalt 
1110 013@{0}  Bibliographische Ebene 
        Dokumenttyp 
316X 030F{a,k,p} Kongreß 
4204 037C{b,a,c} Hochschulschriftenvermerk 
2215 007E{0} Hochschulschriftennummer 
2235 007G{0} Patentnummer
2210 007H{0} Normnummer 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing sub entries,
replacing entries by EULER scheme, and 
excluding special entries and making them
unique. 
FO  0701 008@{-} Selektionscode auf 
         bibliographischer Ebene 
1105 016E{0} Codierte Angaben 
         physikalische Form 
0500 002@{0} Bibliographische Gattung
         und Status 
1110 013@{0} Dokumenttyp 
710X 209A{a] Signatur 
4020 032@{a} Ausgabebezeichnung
4063 034K{a} Angabe von Begleitmaterial 
4083  009P/03{-} Angaben zum Zugriff 
          auf das elektronische Dokument 
7133  209R{0} Lokale Angaben zum 
Zugriff auf das elektronische Dokument
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, compare sub entries, 
replace entries by EULER scheme entries, 
and make them unique. 
FOP 0701 008@{-} Selektionscode auf 
         bibliographischer Ebene 
1105 016E{0} Codierte Angaben 
         physikalische Form 
0500 002@{0} Bibliographische Gattung
         und Status 
1110 013@{0} Dokumenttyp
710X 209A{a] Signatur 
4020 032@{a} Ausgabebezeichnung
4063 034K{a} Angabe von Begleitmaterial 
4083  009P/03{-} Angaben zum Zugriff
          auf das elektronische Dokument 
7133  209R{0} Lokale Angaben zum Zugriff
           auf das elektronische Dokument
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing sub entries, 
replacing entries by EULER scheme entries, 
and making them unique. 
URN  see URL Not used now. If there is an URN  in the
record, noting into the program minutes.
ISSN  2010 005A{0,7} ISSN 
2017 005C{0,7} ISSN der Sekundärausgabe 
2018 005D{0,7} Formal falsche ISSN der
         Sekundärausgabe 
2019 005B{0,7} Formal falsche ISSN 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters. Making a note in
the program minutes, if the fields are missing
for special types of documents.
ISBN  2000 004A{8,7,0} ISBN 
2001 004B{8,7,0}  zweite und weitere ISBN 
2007 004J{8,7,0}  ISBN der Sekundärausgabe 
2008 004K{8,7,0}   Formal falsche ISBN der 
         Sekundärausgabe 
2009 004D{8,7,0}   Formal falsche ISBN 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters. Making a note in
the program minutes, if the fields are 
missing for special types of documents.
URL  4083 009P/03{a} Angaben zum Zugriff auf 
         das  elektronische Dokument 
4089 009P/09{a} Angaben zum Zugriff auf
         die Leseprobe
4201 037A{a} Unaufgegliederte Fußnote 
4216 046G{a} Angaben zur 
         Ausgabebezeichnung
7133 209R{a} Lokale Angaben zum Zugriff
         auf das  elektronische Dokument 
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters. Converting TeX
entries for ~ and_. Testing for allowed
protocols (http, ftp, telnet, wais, gopher,
news). 
IDE  - (Done by the ISO tool after the PICA3/+
conversion program.)
LA  1500 010@{a}  Sprachbezeichnung  Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and deleting entries from
special characters. 
TC  4239 037I{a?} Copyright-Vermerk 
7133 209R{S} Lokale Angaben zum Zugriff
         auf das  elektronische Dokument 
4801 237A{a} Exemplarbezogener 
         Kommentar
Copying behind the string  'copyright: '. 
For electronic journals e.g.
addition of the remark:'subscription is 
needed / free in the university net in
Göttingen' or 'subscription is needed'
DMC  SET
Eintrag:
0200 001A{0}  Quelle und Datum der 
         Ersterfassung 
Testing for century, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, and rebuilding the
entry in the ISO 8601format. 
IDF  4000 021A{a,d,f,l,z,x}Hauptsachtitel, 
         Zusätze, Verfasserangabe 
4004 021B{a,d,f,l,z,x} Hauptsachtitel, 
         Zusätze, Verfasserangabe
         bei Stufenaufnahmen
4005 021C{a,f,l} Unterreihen 
3230 026@{a} Keytitle 
3232 026C{a} Abkürzungstitel 
3235 026D{a,p} Zitiertitel 
417X 036E{a,e,l,m} Gesamtheit in
          Vorlageform (Serie) 
411X 036L{a,e,l,m} Gesamtheit 
           der Sekundärausgabe 
            in Vorlageform 
4244 039E{a,8,d,c} chronologische 
         Verknüpfung
4243 039D{a,8,d,c} horizontale
        Verknüpfung
Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/
getting subfields, comparing entries in
different categories, merging, rebuilding
entries, decision of TI, IDF or TIA, and
deleting entries from special characters.
FT - -
EL 316X 030F{k} Kongresse  Splitting/deleting/getting subfields.
ED 316X 030F{p} Kongresse  Splitting/deleting/getting subfields.
EN 316X 030F{a,p,j,z} Kongresse  Splitting/deleting/getting subfields.
RS  0100 003@{0} PICA-Produktionsnummer  Depending on the extracted collections
writing of the entry after the strings: 
Niedersächsische Staats- und
Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC : 
Niedersächsische Staats- und
Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC/
Research Reports : 
Niedersächsische Staats- und 
Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC/
GEZN :
OI  0100 003@{0} PICA-Produktionsnummer Depending on the extracted collections
writing of the entry after the string: 
http://www4.sub.uni-goettingen.de/cgi-bin/
nph-wwwp3?DB=BES1.SYS8&LANG=EN
&EXT=ON&CMD=f+ppn+ 
http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/
DC_preprints/ 
For the journal collection writing only 
(the reason: frames) 
http://elib.sub.uni-goettingen.de/
DI  0500 002@{0} Bibliographische Gattung
          und Status 
710X 209A{a,f,d] Signatur 
4004 021B{a,l,x} Hauptsachtitel, Zusätze, 
        Verfasserangabe bei 
        Stufenaufnahmen
4005 021C{a,l,x} Unterreihen
4025 031@{a,b,c} Erscheinungsverlauf
4020 032@{f} Ausgabebezeichnung 
4021 032B{a} Reprintvermerk 
4020 032@{a} Ausgabebezeichnung
4060 034D{a} Umfangsangabe, spezifische 
         Materialbenennung, techn. System 
4201 037A{a}Unaufgegliederte Fußnoten 
4801 237A{a} Exemplarbezogener 
         Kommentar 
4060 034D Umfangsangabe, spezifische 
         Materialbenennung, techn. System 
417X 036E{a} Gesamtheit in Vorlageform 
         (Serie) 

and all EULER entries produced with
other fields

Testing if a automatic pre-filling of the 
document delivery template is possible. 
In the case of 'yes', making a lot of 
complex actions with the converted 
EULER fields and other PICA fields. 
Creating short entries for the variables
of author , author of the article , 
series title, title, title of article, 
isbn, issn, shelf mark, volume 
information, page information, date 
information, date of article, edition, 
and OPAC identifier and rebuilding
them into the URL. 
Writing the first part of the URL as:
http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/
cgi-bin/dd.pl?. 
In the case of no pre-filled document
delivery writing the URL as: 
http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/ebene_1/
ssgsbe-e.htm
DID  710X 209A{a,f,d} Signatur 
4025 031@{a,b,c} Erscheinungsverlauf
4020 032@{f} Ausgabebezeichnung 
4021 032B{a} Reprintvermerk 
4060 034D{a} Umfangsangabe, spezifische 
         Materialbenennung, techn. System 
4201 037A{a}Unaufgegliederte Fußnoten 
4801 237A{a} Exemplarbezogener 
         Kommentar 
Depending on the situation writing of (no)
pre-filled document delivery. Than if the
data are existing, the information is written
after the strings separated by ';': 
 shelf mark: 
 edition: 
 reprint remark: 
 pages:
 info:
 publication course:
 date coverage:

A lot of actions stand behind phrases like  'Locating relevant entries, splitting/deleting/getting subfields' with regard to the substructure of the single PICA entries. After comparing the entries of the different subfields it could be that not all entries were used to build the EULER entry.
By the mapping form PICA/EULER in some cases it was not possible to avoid double entries for one EULER field. To solve this problem a routine to make every EULER entry unique was implemented.

OPAC of the University of Orsay andOPAC of the University of Strasbourg
French Mathematical Libraries conversion table for Euler
Here are samples from Orsay and Strasbourg in the most common export format.
Character sets: Isolatin (Strasbourg) No diacritics (Orsay)

Fields having no "DC-Euler" cell filled in do not get put into Euler

To print this table use the oblong format in the printer setup menu.
 
Orsay Strasbourg Euler field Description Example Action Comments
AUT1 AUT1 Creator (CR) first author Bérard, Pierre H.  
AUTS AUTS Creator (CR) co-authors    
AUT2 AUT2 Contributor (COP) secondary authors convert Ed, Trad, etc  
RVO       used for different spellings of personal names (Orsay)
TIT1 TIT1 Title (TI) Main title  
TIT2 TIT2 Title (TI) Sub title    concatenate to previous field
TIT3 TIT3 Alternate Title (TIA) other title      
TITOG TITOG   title in original language    
LAN  LAN Language(LA) language fre convert from 3 to 2 letters
LANOG  LANOG       original language
NED  NED   edition number 2nd ed.  
RSP  RSP  (CA) collective name AMS(Orsay) AMS!American Mathematical Society (Strasbourg)  
NOC  NOC Event Name (EN) congress name    
NUC  NUC   congress number 009  minimum 3 digits
LOC  LOC Event Location (EL) congress town Florence, 
Firenze
first element of EL written the language of the country and in french when the name is very different (Orsay) 
written in language of the country (strasbourg)
POC  POC Event Location (EL) congress country   concatenate to previous field ISO 2 character country code
DAC  DAC Event Date (ED) congress year    
EDI (acronym)  EDI 
(full name)
Publisher (PU) publisher SP (Springer) convert acronym table and concatenate to next field acronyms will be expanded if necessary according to acronym table
VED (acronym)  VED  Publisher (PU) publisher town BE (Berlin) first element of PU      "
PED  PED   publisher country    
DAT  DAT Date (DA) publication year    
PAG  PAG  Delivery Information(DID) pagination xvii, 436p.; illus; 23cm concatenate to "COT"  
COL (acronym)  COL name of collection LNM (Lecture Notes in Mathematics)     "
COLL    name of collection and number in the collection       "
ISB  ISBN  (IDB)   0-273-08466-6 split  
ISS  ISSN  (IDS)   0269-3674 split  
THV  THV  Publisher (PU) town of thesis   if no publisher, 
put into first element of PU
 
THA  THA Date (DA) year of thesis   if no date  
THP THP  Publisher (PU) country of thesis   if no publisher, put into second element of PU  
THS THS   speciality of thesis Math., Stat.  
   LCCCN   library of congress catalogue card number    not used
AMS91  AMS (SUM) MSC code   split MSC 91 or 85 
for work catalogued before 91
ACM  ACM (SUC) CCS Code   split  
LIB  LIB (SUL) library of congress classification code   split  
   DEW Dewey classification code    not used
BLI     British Library catalogue reference number    not used
BLO  BBL   bibliography Bibliogr. p. 449-451  
NOTO  NOTES       other information 
MCO   MCL Keywords (SU) (local) keywords   split lowercase isolatin accented characters (strasbourg) 
uppercase, no accents (Orsay)
BMO     (local) inventory number    
COTO  COTE  Delivery Information(DID) (local) cote   concatenate to "PAG"  
TYP  TYP Type (TY) type of document M (monograph), T (thesis), ... convert
ACQ  ACQ   (local) date of purchase 9801 (Orsay)
19980101 (Strasbourg)
 
      (local) origin   bookshop, or donator
      (local) price    

 

A.2 Examples of Items from the OPAC Databases

OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica

First example original OPAC record in SISIS - technical report/preprint:

000:99702
001:000099702
002:29.04.1992
003:12.01.1998
008:report
015.001:eng
080:L6
100:Mohanty, H.
100:Siklóssy, L.
101:Mohanty, H.
101:Siklóssy, L.
331:Incomplete databases and some applications
359:by H. Mohanty and L. Siklóssy
410.001:Amsterdam
411:nl
425:1988
433:8 p.
434:30 cm.
556:VU Amsterdam. Faculteit der Wiskunde en Informatica ; IR 165
999:
First example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - technical report/preprint:
<XREC>
<RS>CWI: opac 000099702</RS>
<OI>http://www.eidetica.com/cgi-bin/cwi/opac-item?reports:26994661</OI>
<DMC>19920429</DMC>
<LA>en</LA>
<CR>Mohanty, H.</CR>
<CR>Siklóssy, L.</CR>
<TI>Incomplete databases and some applications</TI>
<DA>1988</DA>
<DID>Pages: 8 p.</DID>
<IDF>VU Amsterdam. Faculteit der Wiskunde en Informatica ; IR 165</IDF>
<TY>Text.TechReport</TY>
<TY>Text.Preprint</TY>
<PU>Amsterdam (nl)</PU>
</XREC>


Second example original OPAC record in SISIS - monograph:

000:10747
001:000010747
002:29.04.1992
003:29.09.1997
008:book
014:L80-BAK-521
015:eng
022:69-06;69F20;69D42;69-03
023:69-06
031:826043
100:Wijngaarden, A. van
100:Bakker, Jaco W. de
100:Vliet, J. C. van
102:Wijngaarden, A. van
102:Bakker, Jaco W. de
102:Vliet, J. C. van
107:Amsterdam; 1981
200:IFIP. Technical Committee 2
200:Stichting Mathematisch Centrum
331:Algorithmic languages : proceedings of the international symposium, [organiz
ed by the Mathematical Centre, Amsterdam, under the auspices of IFIP Technical C
ommittee 2, Programming, International Federation for Information Processing, as
 a tribute to A. van Wijngaarden, Amsterdam, 26-29.10.1981]
359:ed. by Jaco W. de Bakker and J. C. van Vliet
410:Amsterdam [etc.]
411:nl
412:North-Holland
425:1981
433:431 p.
434:23 cm.
540:0-444-86285-4
555:Met lijst van publikaties van A. van Wijngaarden
999:
Second example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - monograph:
<XREC>
<RS>CWI: opac 000010747</RS>
<OI>http://www.eidetica.com/cgi-bin/cwi/opac-item?books:4462588</OI>
<DMC>19920429</DMC>
<DID>CWI shelf mark: L80-BAK-521</DID>
<LA>en</LA>
<SUC>A.0</SUC>
<SUC>F.2.0</SUC>
<SUC>D.3.2</SUC>
<SUC>A.0</SUC>
<CR>Wijngaarden, A. van</CR>
<CR>Bakker, Jaco W. de</CR>
<CR>Vliet, J. C. van</CR>
<CA>IFIP. Technical Committee 2</CA>
<CA>Stichting Mathematisch Centrum</CA>
<TI>Algorithmic languages : proceedings of the international symposium, [organized by the Mathematical
Centre, Amsterdam, under the auspices of IFIP Technical Committee 2, Programming, International <DA>1981</DA>
<DID>Pages: 431 p.</DID>
<IDB>0-444-86285-4</IDB>
<DID>Met lijst van publikaties van A. van Wijngaarden</DID>
<TY>Text.Monograph</TY>
<EL>Amsterdam</EL>
<ED>1981</ED>
<PU>Amsterdam (nl) : North-Holland</PU>
</REC>


OPAC of the University of Florence

First example original OPAC record in UNIMARC (html representation; see Subchapter 4.2)- monograph:

 
001 * * * MIL0003290
005 * * * 19990729010321.1
010 a 88-207-1042-0
100 a 19990729d1981 |||||ita|0103 ba
101 | a ita
102 a IT
105 a |||| |||||
200 1 a Funzioni di più variabili
f Jaures P. Cecconi, Livio C. Piccinini, Guido Stampacchia
210 a Napoli
c Liguori
d 1981.
215 a 487 p.
d 24 cm
461 1 1
001 * * * AQ10000671
1
200 1 a Esercizi e problemi di analisi matematica
f Jaures P. Cecconi, Livio C. Piccinini, Guido Stampacchia
v 2
610 0 a Funzioni di piu' variabili
3 UFIC002378
676 a 515.84
v 19
700 1 a Cecconi
b , Jaures P.
3 AQ1V000379
701 1 a Stampacchia
b , Guido
3 RAVV014187
701 1 a Piccinini
b , Livio Clemente
3 CFIV025999
801 0 a IT
b UNFI
c 19990729
950 2 a Biblioteca Fisica
c v. 1-2
d FIMONOGBS 1 1
e FI0000293696 219960513v. 2
c v. 1-2 (2. copia)
d FIMONOGBS 1 1A
e FI0000336655 219960513v. 2 (2. copia; stampa 1985)
950 2 a Biblioteca di Ingegneria
c v. 1-2.
d INDEWEYD515.076 CECCJP
e IN0010011786 219880222v. 2
c v. 1-2 (2. copia)
d INDEWEYD515.076 CECCJP
e IN0010028235 219900514v. 2 (2. copia)
c v. 1-2 (5. copia)
d INDEWEYD515.076 CECCJP
e IN0010011765 219880222v. 2 (5. copia)
c v. 1-2 (3. copia)
d INDEWEYD515.076 CECCJP
e IN0010076425 219960904v. 2 (3. copia)
c v. 1-2 (4. copia)
d INDEWEYD515.076 CECCJP
e IN0010076415 219960904v. 2 (4. copia)
950 2 a Biblioteca Matematica
c v. 1-2
d MARECUP8.D.150
e MA0000270346 219961001v. 2
First example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - monograph:
<XREC>
<TY>Text.monograph</TY>
<FOP>Printed material</FOP>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo7/i_bibfis.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Fisica), Inv: FI000029369 Coll: FIMONOGBS 1   1/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo7/i_bibfis.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Fisica), Inv: FI000033665 Coll: FIMONOGBS 1   1A/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo2/i_bibing.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze Tecnologiche (Ingegneria), Inv: IN001001178 Coll: INDEWEYD515.076  CECCJP/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo2/i_bibing.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze Tecnologiche (Ingegneria), Inv: IN001002823 Coll: INDEWEYD515.076  CECCJP/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo2/i_bibing.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze Tecnologiche (Ingegneria), Inv: IN001001176 Coll: INDEWEYD515.076  CECCJP/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo2/i_bibing.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze Tecnologiche (Ingegneria), Inv: IN001007642 Coll: INDEWEYD515.076  CECCJP/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo2/i_bibing.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze Tecnologiche (Ingegneria), Inv: IN001007641 Coll: INDEWEYD515.076  CECCJP/   2</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA000027034 Coll: MARECUP8.D.150/
2</DID>
<RS>University of Florence:MIL0003290</RS>
<OI>http://opac.unifi.it/opac/full?cat_key=MIL0003290&language=ITALIANO</OI>
<DA>1981</DA>
<CR>Cecconi, Jaures P.</CR>
<COP>Stampacchia, Guido Piccinini, Livio Clemente</COP>
<PU>Napoli, Liguori, 1981.</PU>
<LA>it</LA>
<SUD>515.84</SUD>
<TI>Funzioni di più variabili</TI>
<SU>Funzioni di piu' variabili</SU>
<IDB>8820710420</IDB>
<SD>19990729</SD>
</XREC>


Second example original OPAC record in UNIMARC (html representation; see Subchapter 4.2)- journal:

 
001 * * * UFI0171174
005 * * * 2000010410493269
011 a 0129-167X
100 a 20000104a19949999|||||ita|01 ba
101 | a eng
102 a SG
110 a aga |||||||
200 1 a International journal of mathematics
207 0 a Singapore : World scientific.
210 a v.
a 25 cm
300 a Bimestrale
300 a Descrizione basata su: v. 5, n. 1 (Feb. 1994)
676 a 510.5
v 19
801 0 a IT
b UNFI
c 20000104
950 0 a Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica)
b 5(1994)-10(1999) lac. 1995
c 5(1994)-10(1999) lac. 1995
d MARIV BI 0032008
e MA0010062045 101999060710(1999)
e MA0010041315 6199505316(1995) manca n. 1
e MA0010056825 9199807079(1998)
e MA0010050485 8199704238(1997)
e MA0010045875 7199606117(1996)
e MA0010035895 199408255(1994)
951 a Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica)
b MA0018910ORDINE SPEDITO 19940707Nuovo abbonamento dal 1994


Second example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - journal:

 
<XREC>
<TY>Text.serial</TY>
<FOP>Printed material</FOP>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001006204 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/  10</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001004131 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/   6</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001005682 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/   9</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001005048 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/   8</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001004587 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/   7</DID>
<DI>http://www.unifi.it/universita/biblioteche/polo6/i_bibmat.htm               </DI>
<DID>Biblioteca di Scienze (Matematica), Inv: MA001003589 Coll: MARIV  BI 0032008/</DID>
<RS>University of Florence:UFI0171174</RS>
<OI>http://opac.unifi.it/opac/full?cat_key=UFI0171174&language=ITALIANO</OI>
<DA>1994</DA>
<PU>  v., 25 cm</PU>
<LA>en</LA>
<SUD>510.5</SUD>
<TI>International journal of mathematics</TI>
<IDS>0129167X</IDS>
<SD>19990714</SD>
</XREC>


OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen

First example original OPAC record in PICA3  - electronic journal:

0100 196130336
0200 0007:17-04-96
0210 1999:17-08-99 22:01:05.478
0230 9999:99-99-99
0500 Obu
0701 i
1100 1991 $ 1991-
1500 /1en
1700 /1cs
1800 j
2010 0862-9544
2199 ELIB23
2199 ELIB##3722
3100 !102181470!Univerzita Komenského <Bratislava>
3232 Acta Mathematica Univ. Comen.
3232 Acta Math. Univ. Comenianae
3260 AMUC
4000 Acta mathematica Universitatis Comenianae
4020 Electronic ed
4025 Vol. 60, no.1 (1991) -
4030 Bratislava : Comenius University Press
4031 [Madralin] : EMIS ELibEMS
4031 Göttingen : Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek [Host]
4060 Text
4083 <1>html =A http://webdoc.sub.gwdg.de/edoc/e/EMIS/journals/AMUC/index.html
4083 <1>html =A http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/EMIS/journals/AMUC/_amuc.html
4201 Print und Online
4212 Nebent.: AMUC
5075 ELIB23
5301 !106415808!31.00 Mathematik: Allgemeines
4900 21-06-99
4901 21-06-99; 1301/0000
4903 21-06-99 11:02:51.029
6101 ok
---> ILN:   40
7001 17-03-99 : b
4801 Volltext; Printausg. unter Signatur: !FMAG!ZA 30568
7120 /v60/b1991-
7133 <1>html =A http://webdoc.sub.gwdg.de/edoc/e/EMIS/journals/AMUC/index.html
7800 181414791
7900 17-04-96
7901 17-03-99; 1305/0000
7903 17-03-99 10:40:58.453
First example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - electronic journal:
<XREC>
<DA>1991</DA>
<DI>http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/ebene_1/ssgsbe-e.htm</DI>
<DID>no pre-filled document delivery; edition: Electronic ed; comment: Volltext; Printausg.
 unter Signatur: FMAG ZA 30568; date coverage: 1991-; publication course: Vol. 60, no.1
(1991) -; info: further information: Print und Online</DID>
<DMC>19960417</DMC>
<FO>text/html</FO>
<FOP>internet</FOP>
<FOP>sprinted material</FOP>
<IDF>Acta Math. Univ. Comenianae</IDF>
<IDF>Acta Mathematica Univ. Comen.</IDF>
<IDL>http://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/EMIS/journals/AMUC/_amuc.html</IDL>
<IDL>http://webdoc.sub.gwdg.de/edoc/e/EMIS/journals/AMUC/index.html</IDL>
<IDS>0862-9544</IDS>
<LA>en</LA>
<OI>http://elib.sub.uni-goettingen.de/</OI>
<OI>http://www4.sub.uni-goettingen.de/cgi-bin/nph-wwwp3?DB=BES1.SYS8&LANG=EN&
EXT=ON&CMD=f+ppn+196130336</OI>
<PU>Bratislava (cs) : Comenius University Press</PU>
<RS>Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC/ELIB :
 196130336</RS>
<TI>Acta mathematica Universitatis Comenianae</TI>
<TIA>AMUC</TIA>
<TY>Text.Serial</TY>
</XREC>


Second example OPAC record in PICA+ (with EULER diacritics) - monograph :

001A SubField02002:21-11-94
002@ SubField0Aaukz0
003@ SubField0171836944
004A SubField0058223963XSubFieldc: No priceSubFieldfFormerly CIPSubField70-582-23963-X
006A SubField0947091
006B SubField0058223963X
006B SubField0b9499340
006X SubField01763061
010@ SubFieldaen
011@ SubFielda1994
019@ SubFieldagbSubFieldbus
021A SubFielda@Spectral methods in soliton equationsSubFieldhI. D. Iliev; E. Kh. Khristov and K. P.  Kirchev
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from the Zentralblatt für Mathematik FIZ Karlsruhe/Berlin
[...]
CC:35Q51 35Q53 35B35 35R30 35-02
[...]


Second example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - monograph:

<XREC>
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pages: X, 384 S</DID>
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<LA>en</LA>
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<PU>Harlow [u.a.] (gb) : Longman [u.a.]</PU>
<RS>Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC :
171836944</RS>
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<SU>Inverses Streuproblem</SU>
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<SU>Spektraltheorie</SU>
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<SUD>515.352</SUD>
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<SUL>Solitons</SUL>
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<SUM>34A55</SUM>
<SUM>34B35</SUM>
<SUM>35-02</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<SUM>35B35</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<SUM>35Q51</SUM> (form Zentralblatt and SUB Göttingen)
<SUM>35Q53</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<SUM>35R30</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<TI>Spectral methods in soliton equations</TI>
<TY>Text.Monograph</TY>
</XREC>
Third example original OPAC record in PICA+ - proceeding  (with EULER diacritics):
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002@ SubField0Aauaz0
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from the Zentralblatt für Mathematik FIZ Karlsruhe/Berlin
[...]
CC:00B25 65-06 76-06
[...]

Third example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - proceeding:
<XREC>
<COP>Hackbusch, Wolfgang</COP>
<DA>1994</DA>
<DI>http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/cgi-bin/dd.pl?$p157272869$qMONOGRAPH
$iBBP+ZA+47781:46+Ind+u$g3-528-07646-1$lVII,+272+S$cProceedings+of+the+...+
GAMM-seminar$c+GAMM-seminarKeinSubFeldl9$m1994$dAdaptive+methods+-+algorithms,
$a</DI>
<DID>pre-filled document delivery; shelf mark: BBP ZA 47781:46; date coverage:
1994; info: further information: Literaturangaben; pages: VII, 272 S</DID>
<DMC>19940825</DMC>
<ED>1993-01-22-24</ED>
<EL>Kiel</EL>
<EN>GAMM-Seminar</EN>
<FO>text/plain</FO>
<FOP>printed material</FOP>
<IDB>3-528-07646-1</IDB>
<IDB>3-531-07646-1</IDB>
<IDB>3531076461</IDB>
<IDF>Notes on numerical fluid mechanics 46</IDF>
<IDF>Proceedings of the ... GAMM-seminar 9</IDF>
<LA>en</LA>
<OI>http://www4.sub.uni-goettingen.de/cgi-bin/nph-wwwp3?DB=BES1.SYS8&LANG=EN&
EXT=ON&CMD=f+ppn+157272869</OI>
<PU>Braunschweig [u.a.] (de) : Vieweg</PU>
<RS>Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen/OPAC :
 157272869</RS>
<SU>Adaptives Gitter</SU>
<SU>Kontinuumsphysik</SU>
<SU>Lokale Verfeinerung</SU>
<SU>Numerische Mathematik</SU>
<SU>Technische Strömungsmechanik</SU>
<SUL>Congresses</SUL>
<SUL>Differential equations, Partial</SUL>
<SUL>Finite element method</SUL>
<SUL>Multigrid methods (Numerical analysis)</SUL>
<SUL>Numerical solutions</SUL>
<SUM>00B25</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<SUM>34Q35</SUM>
<SUM>65-06</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<SUM>65M00</SUM>
<SUM>65N00</SUM>
<SUM>76-06</SUM> (form Zentralblatt)
<TI>Adaptive methods - algorithms, theory and applications : proceedings
 of the Ninth GAMM-Seminar Kiel, January 22 - 24, 1993</TI>
<TY>Text.Monograph</TY>
<TY>Text.Proceedings</TY>
</XREC>


OPAC of the University of Orsay

First example original OPAC record in ap - monograph:

TYP
M
AUT1
Motohashi, Y.
TIT1
Spectral theory of the Riemann Zeta-function
MOT
SPECTRAL#RIEMANN#ZETA-FUNCTION
LAN
eng
ISB
0-521-44520-5
AMS91
11Mxx#11Fxx
LIB
QA246.M78
BLI
512'.73-dc20
PAG
ix, 228 p.
DAT
1997
EDIT
CUP(CA)
EDI
CUP
VED
CA
COL
CIM(0127)
COLL
CIM
ACQ
9709
MMO
10
MCO
ZETA(FONCTION)#SPECTRALE(THEORIE)#NON EUCLIDIENNE(HARMONIQUE)# AUTOMORPHE(FONC-
TION)
BLO
Bibliographie 221-224
BMO
C54049
COTO
-/MOTO
//


First example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - monograph:

<XREC>
<TI>Spectral theory of the Riemann Zeta-function</TI>
<CR>Motohashi, Y.</CR>
<SU>ZETA(FONCTION)</SU>
<SU>SPECTRALE(THEORIE)</SU>
<SU>NON EUCLIDIENNE(HARMONIQUE)</SU>
<SU> AUTOMORPHE(FONCTION)</SU>
<SUL>QA246.M78</SUL>
<SUM>11Mxx</SUM>
<SUM>11Fxx</SUM>
<IDB>0-521-44520-5</IDB>
<PU>Cambridge : Cambridge university press </PU>
<DA>1997</DA>
<TY>Text.Monograph</TY>
<LA>en</LA>
<DID>Cote(s) -/MOTO : Pagination ix, 228 p.</DID>
<DI> http://www.math.u-psud.fr/~biblio/</DI>
<RS>Orsay Mathematical Library:  Book Catalog, C54049</RS>
</XREC>


Second example original OPAC record in ap - proceeding:

TYP
C
AUT2
Lin D. Y. Ed.#Fleming, T. R. Ed.
TIT1
Proceedings of the first Seattle symposium in biostatistics
TIT2
survival analysis
MOT
BIOSTATISTICS#SURVIVAL
LAN
eng
LOC
Seattle WA
POC
US
NUC
001
DAC
1995
ISB
0-387-94992-5
AMS91
62-06#62P10#92-06
PAG
viii, 309 p.
DAT
1997
EDIT
SP(BE)
EDI
SP
VED
BE
COL
LST(0123)
COLL
LST
ACQ
9709
MMO
60#66
BLO
Notes bibliogr.
BMO
C54056
COTO
P/SEAT
//


Second example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - proceeding:

<XREC>
<TI>Proceedings of the first Seattle symposium in biostatistics:survival analysis</TI>
<COP>Lin D. Y. (ed)</COP>
<COP>Fleming, T. R. (ed)</COP>
<SUM>62-06</SUM>
<SUM>62P10</SUM>
<SUM>92-06</SUM>
<IDB>0-387-94992-5</IDB>
<PU>Berlin : Springer </PU>
<DA>1997</DA>
<TY>Text.Proceedings</TY>
<LA>en</LA>
<ED>1995</ED>
<EL>Seattle WA,US</EL>
<DID>Cote(s) P/SEAT : Pagination viii, 309 p.</DID>
<DI> http://www.math.u-psud.fr/~biblio/</DI>
<RS>Orsay Mathematical Library:  Book Catalog, C54056</RS>
</XREC>


OPAC of the University of Strasbourg
First example original OPAC record in ap- monograph:

TYP
M
AUT1
Motohashi, Y.
TIT1
Spectral theory of the Riemann Zeta-function
MOT
SPECTRAL#RIEMANN#ZETA-FUNCTION
LAN
eng
ISB
0-521-44520-5
AMS91
11Mxx#11Fxx
LIB
QA246.M78
BLI
512'.73-dc20
PAG
ix, 228 p.
DAT
1997
EDIT
CUP(CA)
EDI
CUP
VED
CA
COL
CIM(0127)
COLL
CIM
ACQ
9709
MMO
10
MCO
ZETA(FONCTION)#SPECTRALE(THEORIE)#NON EUCLIDIENNE(HARMONIQUE)# AUTOMORPHE(FONC-
TION)
BLO
Bibliographie 221-224
BMO
C54049
COTO
-/MOTO
//
First example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - monograph:
<XREC>
<TI>Spectral theory of the Riemann zeta-function</TI>
<CR>Motohashi, Yoichi</CR>
<SU>théorie analytique des nombres</SU>
<SU>géométrie non euclidienne</SU>
<SU>fonction zeta</SU>
<SU>groupe modulaire</SU>
<SU>série d'Eisenstein</SU>
<SU>somme de Kloosterman</SU>
<SU>opérateur deHecke</SU>
<SU>forme automorphe</SU>
<SUM>11-XX</SUM>
<SUM>44-XX</SUM>
<SUM>33Cxx</SUM>
<IDB>0-521-44520-5</IDB>
<PU>Cambridge : Cambridge university press</PU>
<DA>1997</DA>
<TY>Text.Monograph</TY>
<LA>en</LA>
<DID>Cote(s) 38348 : Pagination ix, 228 p. ; 23 cm</DID>
<OI>http://bibal.u-strasbg.fr/cgi-bin/cmdlist?/textoweb/textoweb.conf+OUVRAGES+DISPLAY_OUVRAGES
+00294495</OI>
<DI> http://bibal.u-strasbg.fr/</DI>
<RS>Strasbourg Mathematical Library:  Book Catalog, Cote(s) 38348</RS>
</XREC>


Second example original OPAC record in ap - proceeding:

TYP
C
AUT2
Lin D. Y. Ed.#Fleming, T. R. Ed.
TIT1
Proceedings of the first Seattle symposium in biostatistics
TIT2
survival analysis
MOT
BIOSTATISTICS#SURVIVAL
LAN
eng
LOC
Seattle WA
POC
US
NUC
001
DAC
1995
ISB
0-387-94992-5
AMS91
62-06#62P10#92-06
PAG
viii, 309 p.
DAT
1997
EDIT
SP(BE)
EDI
SP
VED
BE
COL
LST(0123)
COLL
LST
ACQ
9709
MMO
60#66
BLO
Notes bibliogr.
BMO
C54056
COTO
P/SEAT
//
Second example in the EULER format before using the ISO tool - proceeding:
<XREC>
<TI>Surveys in combinatorics, 1997</TI>
<COP>Bailey, R. A. (ed)</COP>
<SU>théorie des graphes</SU>
<SUM>05-06</SUM>
<IDB>0-521-59840-0</IDB>
<PU>Cambridge : Cambridge university press</PU>
<DA>1997</DA>
<TY>Text.Proceedings</TY>
<LA>en</LA>
<ED>1997</ED>
<EL>London,gb</EL>
<DID>Cote(s) 38282 : Pagination xiii, 338 p. ; 23 cm</DID>
<OI>http://bibal.u-strasbg.fr/cgi-bin/cmdlist?/textoweb/textoweb.conf+OUVRAGES+DISPLAY_OUVRAGES
+00294287</OI>
<DI> http://bibal.u-strasbg.fr/</DI>
<RS>Strasbourg Mathematical Library:  Book Catalog, Cote(s) 38282</RS>
</XREC>

A.3 Statistics of the Final Databases

OPAC of the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
 
EULER fields # of records  # of occurences
CA 5870 6315
COC 0 0
COP 0 0
CR 174860 281547
DA 178414 178414
DE 0 0
DI 0 0
DID 182944 331773
ED 11880 11880
EL 11663 11663
EN 4808 4954
FO 0 0
FOP 2447 2447
FT 0 0
IDB 25149 25943
IDE 0 0
IDF 166069 170704
IDL 18 18
IDN 0 0
IDS 26440 26457
LA 184931 185732
OI 184964 184964
PU 182435 182435
RC 0 0
RS 184964 184964
(DMC) 184964 184964
SU 0 0
SUC 11959 24398
SUD 0 0
SUL 0 0
SUM 27691 64696
TC 0 0
TI 184961 184961
TIA 591 592
TY 184964 329035
Total # of records 184964 -

OPAC of the University of Florence
 
EULER fields # of records # of occurences
CA 690 690
COC 1102 1143
COP 7087 7329
CR 11918 11918
DA 17375 17375
DE 0 0
DI 15911 26869
DID 15911 26869
ED 0 0
EL 0 0
EN 0 0
FO 0 0
FOP 17375 17375
FT 0 0
IDB 10259 12018
IDE 0 0
IDF 9109 9961
IDL 0 0
IDN 0 0
IDS 638 646
LA 17185 17185
OI 17375 17375
PU 16674 16674
RC 0 0
RS 17375 17375
(DMC) 17375 17375
SU 6587 7897
SUC 0 0
SUD 7463 7463
SUL 0 0
SUM 0 0
TC 0 0
TI 17375 17381
TIA 2044 2253
TY 17375 17375
Total # of records 17375 -

OPAC of the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
 
EULER fields # of records # of occurences
CA 46 46
COC 3180 3782
COP 13774 13913
CR 75158 96220
DA 92252 92331
DE 106 106
DI 93983 93983
DID 93983 93983
DMC 93982 93983
ED 5780 5786
EL 5627 5635
EN 5836 5860
FO 93594 93754
FOP 93604 98609
FT 0 0
IDB 28160 36052
IDE 0 0
IDF 72874 79107
IDL 1021 1279
IDN 0 0
IDS 2621 2856
LA 54408 55388
OI 93983 137449
PU 88817 88817
RC 0 0
RS 93983 93983
SU 28757 61210
SUC 2858 4651
SUD 10152 12694
SUL 10591 31000
SUM 27801 87174
TC 6 6
TI 93977 93978
TIA 7024 8704
TY 93983 151079 
Total # of records 93983 93983

Further statistics will be available within the running of the EULER project. They will go into the external Annex A4 to this document.
 

OPACs of the Orsay + Strasbourg
EULER fields # of records # of occurences
CA 2706 2964
COC 0 0
COP 16588 36306
CR 48526 62107
DA 67336 67336
DE 0 0
DI 67336 67336
DID 67336 67336
ED 12598 12598
EL 11816 11816
EN 2049 2049
FO 0 0
FOP 0 0
FT 0 0
IDB 22760 29061
IDE 0 0
IDF 0 0
IDL 0 0
IDN 0 0
IDS 2526 2529
LA 41855 41855
OI 30237 30237
PU 67336 67336
RC 0 0
RS 67336 67336
(DMC) 0 0
SU 28005 56647
SUC 12 60
SUD 0 0
SUL 3889 3893
SUM 18755 55918
TC 0 0
TI 67305 67305
TIA 94 94
TY 51100 51100
Total # of records 67336 -

A.4 Link to the Additions to this Document

Furthermore the page should contain links to the database description sheets, where the actual statistics to the OPAC databases could be found.At this link further important results will be added after March 2000:
http://harvest.sub.uni-goettingen.de/euler/additionsD22.html
Expected are further experiences to update processes, and the final description of the OPAC database from the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen.  Furthermore the page should contain links to the database description sheets, where the actual statistics to the OPAC databases could be found.