neiconНаука и научная информацияScholarly Research and Information2658-3143NP «NEICON»10.24108/2658-3143-2018-1-1-60-66neicon-24Research ArticleБИБЛИОТЕКОВЕДЕНИЕ И ИНФОРМАТИКАLIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCESОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ ЕДИНОЙ ТОЧКИ ДОСТУПА К РЕСУРСАМ БИБЛИОТЕКИ: ПОИСК ВАРИАНТОВ РЕАЛИЗАЦИИONE-STOP ACCESS POINT TO LIBRARY RESOURCES: IN SEARCH OF REALIZATIONhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-9077-6288ЛитвиноваН. Н.LitvinovaN. N.

канд. филол. наук, эксперт, ул. Летниковская, д. 4, стр. 5, офис 2.4, г. Москва, 116114;

главный библиотекарь, ул. Воздвиженка, д. 3/5, г. Москва, 190019

Cand. Sci. (Philol.), Expert, Letnikovskaya str., 4, bldg 5, off. 2.4, Moscow, 114115;

Chief Librarian, Vozdvizhenka str., 3/5, Moscow, 190019

nlit@neicon.ruНекоммерческое партнерство «Национальный электронно-информационный консорциум»; Российская государственная библиотекаРоссияNon-profit Partnership “National Electronic Information Consortium” Russian State LibraryRussian Federation201822102018116066Copyright © Литвинова Н.Н., 20182018Литвинова Н.Н.Litvinova N.N.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://05x01x01x01x02.ejs-01.elpub.dev/jour/article/view/24

Рассматривается проблема организации на библиотечных сайтах единого интерфейса поиска во всей совокупности ресурсов, которые библиотека может предоставить своим пользователям. Показано, что в современной библиотеке пользователям часто приходится иметь дело с несколькими интерфейсами для поиска в традиционных печатных ресурсах, в собственной электронной библиотеке и в ряде лицензионных ресурсов, каждый из которых размещен на своей платформе. Описываются поисковые сервисы discovery (web scale discovery services), возникшие в последнее десятилетие, как лучшее решение для организации единой точки доступа к разнородным библиотечным ресурсам. Анализируются их компоненты, достоинства и некоторые недостатки: неполнота индексируемого контента, потери на этапе передачи данных от контент-провайдеров и сложность настройки базы знаний сервиса для отражения всего репертуара ресурсов, доступных библиотеке. Подчеркиваются проблемы учета в глобальных сервисах локальной продукции местных издательств, а также невозможность тонкой настройки базы знаний на уровне отдельных статей открытого доступа. Рассматривается специфика российских сервисов discovery. Делается вывод о том, что для российских научных библиотек, предоставляющих доступ к обширным коллекциям лицензионных ресурсов, среди которых много зарубежных, в качестве основного поискового сервиса необходимо использовать глобальные сервисы discovery для успешной реализации своей миссии.

The problem of organizing on library site a united interface to search all the resources library provides for its users is considered. It is demonstrated, that patrons of a modern library often have to use several interfaces to search for traditional print resources, for items of its own digital library and for a number of licensed resources on their own platforms.

The problem of organizing on library site a united interface to search all the resources library provides for its users is considered. It is demonstrated, that patrons of a modern library often have to use several interfaces to search for traditional print resources, for items of its own digital library and for a number of licensed resources on their own platforms.

The problem of including local publishers resources in global discovery index is stressed as well as inability to tune knowledge base on open access articles level in hybrid journals. The main conclusion is: Russian research libraries, which provide access to dozens of licensed resource collections of international and foreign content providers, should use global discovery services to fulfill their mission. 

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