Information users find online access to bibliographic databases and other sources of information fast and convenient. INION RAN is developing new ways of disseminating search results in order to overcome temporary difficulties — these can be through a text file or a problem‐oriented database. The latter is preferable as (1) it contains the results of cross‐searches in different databases and (2) it is flexible: the records in such a database can be sorted in various orders depending on individual information requirements; an alphabetical subject index to any part of the database can be formed; etc. Problem‐oriented databases can also be updated regularly using internal and external information resources (CDROMs, online systems, printed indexes). Problem‐oriented databases are a response to the changing information needs of both expert and non‐expert users in today's Russia, which is changing faster than ever.
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1 March 1994
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March 01 1994
Creation of problem‐oriented databases by downloading information from online social science systems
L. Chemberko;
L. Chemberko
Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, 28/21 Krasikov Street, 117418 Moscow B‐418, Russia E‐mail: INION@sovamsu.sovusa.com
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L Gromova;
L Gromova
Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, 28/21 Krasikov Street, 117418 Moscow B‐418, Russia E‐mail: INION@sovamsu.sovusa.com
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W. Khisamoutdinov
W. Khisamoutdinov
Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, 28/21 Krasikov Street, 117418 Moscow B‐418, Russia E‐mail: INION@sovamsu.sovusa.com
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-616X
Print ISSN: 0264-0473
© MCB UP Limited
1994
The Electronic Library (1994) 12 (3): 149–153.
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Chemberko L, Gromova L, Khisamoutdinov W (1994), "Creation of problem‐oriented databases by downloading information from online social science systems". The Electronic Library, Vol. 12 No. 3 pp. 149–153, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/eb045285
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