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RUSLANet — A new generation library system project in Russia

Alexander Plemnek (Open Library Systems Centre, Fundamental Library, St Petersburg State Technical University, 195251, Polytechnitheskaya Street 29, St Petersburg, Russia)
Natalia Sokolova (Open Library Systems Centre, Fundamental Library, St Petersburg State Technical University, 195251, Polytechnitheskaya Street 29, St Petersburg, Russia)

The Electronic Library

ISSN: 0264-0473

Article publication date: 1 April 1996

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Abstract

This paper is about advanced library information systems in Russia. The urgent need is obvious in Russia for library systems based on open standards and Internet technology, and for integrating library systems in common library information space. The Regional University and Science Library Advanced Network in the north‐west of Russia (RUSLANet) Project is an initiative of St Petersburg State Technical University, aimed at joining the collections of university libraries and providing access to them via the Internet. The paper discusses briefly the concept of the RUSLANet Project, ways of implementing it, its position today, and plans for the near future.

Citation

Plemnek, A. and Sokolova, N. (1996), "RUSLANet — A new generation library system project in Russia", The Electronic Library, Vol. 14 No. 4, pp. 303-306. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb045484

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MCB UP Ltd

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