http://www.eromm.org/ 2012-05-18T06:20:23+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/ http://www.eromm.org/lib/tpl/eromm/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-10-21T13:57:42+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-contact?rev=1319198262&do=diff The EROMM website and services are maintained by the EROMM Secretariat at the Göttingen State and University Library. You can contact the EROMM Secretariat using the form at the bottom of this page, or by phone, fax or conventional mail. Please check the Frequently Asked Questions before you contact us - maybe your answer is already there. text/html 2011-08-12T17:51:16+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-data_protection?rev=1313164276&do=diff EROMM takes the protection of your personal data very serious and abides the rules of data protection laws. The collection of personal data is kept at the technical possible minimum. The collected data will not be sold or submitted to third parties for any reason. text/html 2011-09-02T13:19:11+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-faq?rev=1314962351&do=diff 1. I'm interested in an item in your database. Can you please send me a copy? Unfortunately we can't. EROMM is not a holding institution, and provides only metadata on digitized and microfilmed books. We don't have copies of the items. You may order copies from the institution holding the original items, though. If you found the item in the EROMM Classic database you can use our EROMM Request service to place your order if the holding institution supports this, which is indicated at the bottom … text/html 2011-09-02T13:16:23+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-mission_and_history?rev=1314962183&do=diff To preserve the world's written heritage of all ages – literary, scientific or other – and keep it accessible to research and use everywhere is one of the core missions of any research library. To realize this, libraries and others are creating surrogates of printed or hand-written items in micro-optic or digital form. In order to preserve as many documents as possible, our limited resources should be spent on reformatting those items that have not been digitized or microfilmed already. text/html 2011-11-14T14:49:38+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-partners?rev=1321278578&do=diff Fourteen libraries and library networks from all over Europe are partners of the EROMM consortium. They joined forces to build and develop the EROMM Classic database and run the other EROMM Services. They collect records of their own and from other libraries in their country and make them available to the EROMM Secretariat for integration into the database. text/html 2011-06-29T14:46:21+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/about_eromm-site_search?rev=1309351581&do=diff Please use this Google powered search form to search for content within the EROMM website. text/html 2012-05-11T10:02:09+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/announcements?rev=1336723329&do=diff The Electronic Re-evolution (IFLA Pre-conference) text/html 2011-09-02T16:17:32+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-promote_your_collections-eromm_request-api?rev=1314973052&do=diff Please note: This page is still in development. With just a little scripting, you can plug EROMM Request into your local Document Order and Delivery System or ILS or even build your own application to maintain your incoming requests. The EROMM Request API consists of a number of (RESTful) webservices which will return JSON objects as default (or HTML if you explicitly ask for it). text/html 2011-09-05T13:10:58+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-promote_your_collections-manual?rev=1315221058&do=diff This manual describes the EROMM Request web interface for supplying institutions (see here for a short introduction for end users). Although the main tasks in dealing with a request can be done with your mail client, just by replying to a mail you received, there are some tasks that can only be done from the web interface. text/html 2011-09-06T14:53:58+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-promote_your_collections?rev=1315313638&do=diff Putting your data in EROMM Classic will increase the worldwide visibility of your digital and microfilmed collections. The EROMM Classic database is integrated in the virtual union cataloge run by the University of Karlsruhe (Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog (KVK)) and in OCLC's WorldCat. Standard APIs facilitate the smooth integration of EROMM Classic into further search applications. text/html 2011-07-19T14:02:58+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-recommendations-codes_for_digital_forms?rev=1311076978&do=diff Select your options and send the form by clicking on [Submit]. Copy the code sequence, which will then be shown on your screen, and paste it to the correct field of the record. UNIMARC - 135$a MARC21 - 007 text/html 2011-07-19T14:02:28+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-recommendations-codes_for_microforms?rev=1311076948&do=diff Select your options and send the form by clicking on [Submit]. Copy the code sequence, which will then be shown on your screen, and paste it to the correct field of the record. UNIMARC - 130$a MARC21 - 007 text/html 2011-09-02T12:55:33+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-recommendations?rev=1314960933&do=diff Please find below an overview of standards for creating surrogates and some recommendations for cataloging them. Standards for surrogates This document is not intended to offer an exhaustive description of quality standards. Instead it aims at listing the essential criteria that have to be kept in mind, when reformatting information from print or manuscript to other media for preservation. You will also find useful links and selected titles for further reading in it. text/html 2011-09-02T11:46:36+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-share_data_with_eromm-eromm_classic?rev=1314956796&do=diff The EROMM Classic database contains full bibliographic descriptions of microform and digital masters. In microfilming as well as in digitization, the copy or file from which all other use copies or files are derived is called the “master”. If your institution creates catalog records for these master copies, you are invited to make these records available via EROMM. You may also participate in EROMM Request, thus allowing users to order service copies from your reproduction service directly from … text/html 2011-09-02T11:51:25+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-share_data_with_eromm-eromm_web_search?rev=1314957085&do=diff EROMM Web Search is kind of a fallback for data that does not fit into EROMM Classic, because the description of the reformatted items isn't detailed enough (see Your Data in EROMM Classic for details). EROMM Web Search acquires data in two ways: * harvesting OAI-sources * extracting text from webpages (the classic search engine approach) text/html 2011-09-02T11:39:06+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/get_involved-share_data_with_eromm?rev=1314956346&do=diff You know of reformatted items on the web suitable for EROMM, but you can't find them in our database? Your institution produces surrogates and wants to make them available in EROMM Search? Then you are in the right place. First, please check if the reformatted items you want us to include are in the scope of EROMM. (see the page EROMM Search - Description & Scope for details). text/html 2012-02-07T09:00:18+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/sidebar?rev=1328601618&do=diff text/html 2011-10-14T10:27:11+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/start?rev=1318580831&do=diff Search for microfilmed and digitized items worldwide: Looking for the “database link”? The “original” database is now called EROMM Classic and you can find it in the “Use EROMM” navigation box on the left. text/html 2011-07-15T10:46:46+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-camd?rev=1310719606&do=diff The Cellulose Acetate Microfilm Database has been built to help libraries and archives in assessing the danger to their microfilm collections posed by acetate based films. When libraries and archives started systematic microfilming for preservation purposes, acetate film was still the predominant product. It began to be replaced with stable polyester in the 1980s, but the legacy it leaves behind is a serious one. The only way to slow the deterioration rate – thus buying more time to assess more… text/html 2012-02-07T09:00:19+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_classic?rev=1328601619&do=diff text/html 2011-09-05T13:13:17+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_request-help?rev=1315221197&do=diff EROMM Request is a service that allows you to get in contact with a library (or similar institution) that holds a microfilm or digital item you have found in EROMM Classic. You may order a use copy, enquire about the costs of a printout/CD-ROM or ask any other question related to that item you have on your mind. It's simple and it's free! All you need is an email account. text/html 2012-02-07T09:00:18+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_request-registration?rev=1328601618&do=diff text/html 2012-02-07T09:00:18+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_request?rev=1328601618&do=diff text/html 2011-09-02T10:26:10+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_search-description_and_scope?rev=1314951970&do=diff EROMM Search is an international database containing information about printed and handwritten material that have been reformatted to microform or digital form. It does not contain information about “digital born” material (e. g. electronic journals, e-books), nor information about non-textual items like images, photos or three-dimensional objects (e.g. artifacts, art). text/html 2011-09-02T10:33:06+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_search-other_access_interfaces?rev=1314952386&do=diff EROMM Classic is accessible through other, machine-readable interfaces besides EROMM Search or its own user interface. These interfaces are meant to facilitate the integration of EROMM Classic into other information systems like library portals or subject gateways etc. They are, however available only for EROMM Classic, data in EROMM Web Search can currently only be searched via this website. text/html 2011-09-05T16:03:33+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-eromm_search?rev=1315231413&do=diff text/html 2011-07-15T10:50:51+02:00 http://www.eromm.org/use_eromm-news_archive?rev=1310719851&do=diff