Evolution of Library Protocols and Implementations Connected to Resource Sharing
Discover the evolution of library protocols and implementations such as ISO ILL, NCIP, and OpenURL in the context of resource sharing among libraries. Explore the challenges of existing systems and proposals for a new model to enhance connectivity and functionality within the world of libraries.
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Janifer Gatenby, OCLC & David Reid, Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand The world s libraries. Connected.
Existing Landscape ISO ILL (ISO 10160/61) NCIP (NISO N39-83) Z39.50 extension ARTEmail (British Library) Union catalogue function OpenURL (NISO N39-88) Request Transmission Message belonging to from The world s libraries. Connected.
ISO ILL (v 1 1980, v 2 1997) Technically complex & functionally outdated Own port; data encoded and not eye readable Outdated billing & delivery methods Operationally complex Whole ILL process, too many mandatory steps Control passes from requestor to provider & back Protocol drives, not either system Too many options proforma compliance necessary Fewer than 20 implementors The world s libraries. Connected.
Main implementations ISO ILL Designed for loan and photocopy Digital and Licensed collection not envisaged NCIP Designed for physical self service circulation ILL tacked on The world s libraries. Connected.
NCIP (v 1 2002, v 2 2008) Simpler technically than ISO ILL Grew out of SIP self checkout Now SIP v3 being re-integrated Operationally not simple enough 45 transaction pairs, 6 profiles More implementers Continuous revision The world s libraries. Connected.
OpenURL Request Transfer Message 2007 Technically simple sends a message in the form of a document from one system to another No state Does not replace ISO ILL or NCIP The world s libraries. Connected.
Proposals Towards a New Model ISO ILL v3 2004 Not backwards compatible and not forwards either Re-thinking Resource Sharing Group 2006 Request Notification Message 2007 Extension of Request Transfer Message Euston Protocol VDX & Relais cooperation 2010 Danish National Bib Authority 2011 British Library The world s libraries. Connected.
New ISO TC46 SC4 Initiative Ad Hoc working group led by Danish Standards established at ISO TC46 Berlin May 2012 9 participating countries Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, UK, US (NISO) Produced New Work Item Proposal + CD Draft NWIP 25577 voted YES February 2013 Meeting Paris 6 June 2013 as TC46 SC4 WG14 The world s libraries. Connected.
WG14 Principles Keep things simple in order to encourage widespread adoption Minimal set of common messages that will get the job done Base on current Web Services technology Must be stateless to allow for systems with different models to interoperate The world s libraries. Connected.
ISO CD 18626 Distributed 2013-03-13 (i.e. received today) 26 pages Comments due 2013-05-13 Important to evaluate against defined requirements in time for: Paris in June 2013 The world s libraries. Connected.
