Meeting of Directors of Latin America ISSN Centres

40th MEETING OF DIRECTORS
ISSN CENTRES
THE
12-16 October 2015
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SERBIA
BELGRADE
OF
Planning of the 41th
Meeting of Directors of ISSN Centres
7-11 November 2016
Brasília, Brasil
Achievement
Achievement
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ISSN BRAZILIAN CENTRE (CBISSN)
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IBICT Brazilian Institute for Information in Science and Technology
Brazilian Institute for Information in
Science and Technology (IBICT)
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In 1954 (thousand nine hundred fifty-four), the Brazilian Institute for
Information in Science and Technology comes in on UNESCO
recommendation meant to create a national center of bibliography.
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Since then, its mission has been to promote the development of the
information sector by proposing policies, research implementation
and dissemination of innovative ways to contribute to the
advancement of science and competitiveness of Brazilian
technology.
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As IBICT turns 60 (sixty) (in 2014 two thousand and fourteen), it
celebrates significant achievements throughout its history. From the
academic perspective, the Institute introduced the first graduate
program in Information Science in the country, master’s courses
(since 1970 thousand nine hundred and seventy), doctoral (since
1994 thousand and nine hundred ninety-four) and postdoctoral
(since 2013 two thousand thirteen), graduating high-level research
professionals committed to the advancement of
knowledge in the area.
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Research and disciplines of the Graduate Program are
structured with a focus on; "Information and Social and
Technological Mediations for Knowledge", organized in two
research lines: "Communication, Organization and Information
Management and Knowledge" and "Socio-cultural settings,
Political and Economic Information".
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In the early years foreign teachers of
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Tefko Saracevic
the highest international
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Wilfrid Lancaster
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LaVahn Marie Overmyer
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Bert Roy Boyce
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Jack Mills
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Derek Langridge
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John Joseph Eyre
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Engetraut Dahlberg
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Suman Datta
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Derek de Solla Price
recognition participated in its
faculty, including:
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From the perspective of the first products, and scientific and
technological information services produced in cooperation,
we highlight the creation of the National Collective Catalog of
Scientific Journals, the Bibliodata Network and the
Bibliographic Commuting Program, all intended for
bibliographic exchange in Brazil in the 1950s (thousand nine
hundred and fifty), a milestone that today is noted in libraries
and general information units.
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From the 1990s (nineteen ninety), IBICT initiated a most successful cooperative
initiative by way of, the Brazilian Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Brazilian universities and research centers took part in the initiative, adding
over 370,000 (three hundred and seventy thousand) theses and
dissertations now stored for consultation on open access to the entire
international community.
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In this network, educational and research institutions act as data providers
and the IBICT operates as aggregator, collecting theses and dissertations of
metadata providers by providing information services on this metadata and
exposing them to be accessed by other service providers, particularly the
Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertation.
http://bdtd.ibict.br/vufind/
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On the technological information scene is the Brazilian System
for Technical Answers, which invested in systems and networks
to disseminate information to micro and small business. The
database developed for Industrial Product Life Cycle
Assessment is contributing to sustainability and environmental
preservation policies. Investment in information services such
as translating of scientific texts into accessible language is
aimed at popularizing science through the Science Channel.
http://sbrt.ibict.br/
http://acv.ibict.br/
http://www.canalciencia.ibict.br/
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From the point of view of social inclusion, it took on the
challenge of facing the historical liabilities of the country with
marginalized populations and implemented several initiatives
in the digital inclusion area through Digital Runner which is
designed to include segments of the population whose
socioeconomic status makes access to the benefits of new
technologies of communication and information difficult.
Chart
DIRECTOR
Dra Cecília Leite Oliveira
Information Science Journal
PUBLICATION
MSc. Ramón Fonseca
ADMINISTRATION
Ms Reginaldo Araújo
PLANNING
Dr. Ricardo Rodrigues
GENERAL COORDINATOR OF
INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS
GENERAL COORDINATOR OF
CONSOLIDATED PRODUCTS
GENERAL COORDINATOR OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
MSc. Arthur Costa
Dra Lillian Alvares
MSc Leonardo Lazarte
SCIENCE POPULARIZATION
ACTIONS
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION PROCESSING
LABORATORY
PROSPECTING AND
TECHNOLOGICAL MONITORING
Dra Bianca Amaro
SOCIAL INCLUSION
ACTIONS
REFERENCE SERVICE
MSc.Tainá Batista de Assis
CBISSN
SUPPORT FOR IBICT
TECHNOLOGIES
CBISSN
Centro Brasileiro do ISSN
(Brazilian Center ISSN)
CBISSN
Face to Face
Assignments
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Tainá Batista de Assis
Director of CBISSN
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Juliana Bueno
Director Substitute
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Team
Ana Lúcia Carvalho
Maria Nazaré de Carvalho
Tamiles de França Ferreira
CBISSN
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Since 1975, but only in 1980 the understanding became formal
through an agreement signed with the ISSN International Center.
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The National Center assigns an average of 6,386 per year, being the
most expressive ISSN center in Latin America. Besides three full-time
employees, the Center has the participation of two more
institutional leaders in the day-to-day discussions of strategic,
tactical and operational levels. Despite informing editors about the
use of barcodes, it does not keep contact with the national GS1. It
uses the Virtua Client to create ISSN records.
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Besides the usual advantages, users request ISSN assignment
for their publications in search of an international parameter
for scientific journal quality control, as well as an indexing
criterion in national and international databases. The Center
participates in national collective cataloguing programs,
through the National Collective Catalogue (CCN) and the
Bibliodata Collective Catalogue Network.
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The ISSN assignment happens by request and submission of
necessary documentation to the Brazilian Center: request form
and proper predefined documentation, according to the type
of publication (print, CD-ROM, online). The ISSN assignments
in Brazil have the following media types: print (28.600), online
(6.811), CD (3.702) out of a total of 39,153 assignments
(INTERNACIONAL STANDARD SERIAL NUMBER, 2015).
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Brazil’s Center is the most active, with assignments
corresponding to nearly 40% of ISSN in Latin America, followed
by Argentina (17.08%) and Colombia (15.88%).
Agenda
Provisional Agenda
 MONDAY (2 NOV 2016):
Morning: Satellite Meetings –
Meeting of Directors of Latin America ISSN Centres
Afternoon: The ISSN Review Group meeting
 TUESDAY (3 NOV 2016):
Morning: Satellite Meetings –
Meeting of Directors of Africa ISSN Centres
Afternoon: The ISSN Open session
 WEDNESDAY (4 NOV 2016):
Morning:
Election of the Chairman and Rapporteur; Adoption of the agenda (ISSN/NC/40.0); Adoption of the minutes of the
previous meeting (ISSN/NC/39.17) ;
Afternoon: Activities of the ISSN network (Report from the ISSN International Centre (ISSN/NC/40.1) ; Reports from ISSN National
Centres (ISSN/NC/40.2)
Evening event, from 5 p.m.: sightseeing tour of Brasília
 THURSDAY (5 NOV 2016):
Morning: ISSN Consultancy Mission: Presentation of Key Results and Future Agenda (ISSN/NC/40.3); ISSN Award: Special Ceremony
for past and new awardees; ISSN Communication Strategy (ISSN/NC/40.4); ISSN IT issues (ISSN/NC/ 40.5) : Improvement of ISSN
register (new Virtua version, new server) ; ISSN IC new online form for publishers requests ; OAI-PMH feed for ISSN register;
Cooperation with UKSG Transfer;
Afternoon:
ISSN Data & Network and issues (ISSN/NC/ 40.6): Presentation of ABES’ projects related to serials; Introduction to
CIDEMIS ; Update on ROAD; “Core” electronic resources; Training sessions Standardisation issues (ISSN/NC/40.7): ISSN Review
group and ISSN Manual; Partnerships with JSC RDA and ISBD RG, ISNI and Linked Content Coalition
Evening event, at 8 p.m.: ISSN dinner
 FRIDAY (6 NOV 2016):
Morning: Resolutions; Any other business; Organisation of ISSN meetings (ISSN/NC/40.8) ;
Afternoon: Social close session
Date and place of next meeting
Satellite Meetings
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Meeting of Directors of Latin America ISSN Centres
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Strategy: hold meeting in 2015 with scientific attachés of the
embassies of Latin America, about the ISSN Network, the
event in Brasilia and request support for payment of passage
and accommodation for the directors of the national centers
of Latin America.
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The program is being defined
Satellite Meetings
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Meeting of Directors of Africa ISSN Centres
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Strategy: hold meeting in 2015 with scientific attachés of the
embassies of Africa, about the ISSN Network, the event in
Brasilia and request support for payment of passage and
accommodation for the directors of the national centers of
Africa.
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The program is being defined
City in the form of a plane
Oscar Niemeyer architecture
Urbanism of Lucio Costa
It is within the Savannah Biome
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With its tree Ipê, which the drier, more beautiful they become
Brasília
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Guides of Brasilia
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Guia de Brasília
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Conheça Brasília
Maps of Brasilia
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Mapa Aeroporto / Hotel
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Mapa Hotel / IBICT
Site of achievement
Famous place for holding events in the city
Site of achievement
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Temple of Good Will e Ecumenical Parliament
Flights
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The following airlines operate directly to Brasilia:
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Aerolineas Argentinas (Argentina)
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Air France (France)
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American Airlines (United States)
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Austral (Argentina)
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Copa Airlines (Panama)
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Delta (USA)
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TAP (Portugal)
Hotels
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Meliá Brasil 21, SHS Quadra 06, Bloco D (Asa Sul) - tel.: (61) 3218.4700; reservas 0800-703-3399, www.solmelia.com - 260 apartamentos, inaugurado
em 2003.
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Tryp Convention Brasil 21, SHS Quadra 06, Conjunto A, Bloco D (Asa Sul) - tel.: (61) 3218.4700, www.solmelia.com - 150 apartamentos, inaugurado em
2009.
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Nobile Lakeside Convention & Resort, SHTN Trecho 1, Lote 2 (Lago Norte) - tel.: (61) 3035.1100, www.nobilehoteis.com.br, 113 apartamentos,
inaugurado em 2001.
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Mercure Eixo, SHN Quadra 05, Bloco G (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3424.2000; fax.: (61) 3424.2001; reservas 0800-703-7000, www.mercure.com.br, 335
apartamentos, inaugurado em 2002.
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Mercure Apartments Líder, SHN Quadra 05, Bloco I (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3426.4000, www.accorhotels.com/pt-br/brasil/index.shtml, 272
apartamentos, inaugurado em 2001.
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Allia Gran-Hotel (Sonesta Brasília), SHN Quadra 05, Bloco B (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3424.2500, www.alliahotels.com.br, 155 apartamentos, inaugurado
em 2006.
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Comfort Suítes Brasília, SHN Quadra 04, Bloco D (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3424.6000; reservas 0800-55-5855, www.atlanticahotels.com.br, 186
apartamentos, inaugurado em 2003.
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Manhattan Plaza Hotel, SHN Quadra 2, Bloco A, (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3319.3060; fax.: (61) 3328.5685; reservas 0800-61-4002,
www.plazabrasilia.com.br, 265 apartamentos, inaugurado em 1992.
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Metropolitan, SHN Quadra 2, Bloco H (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3961.3500, www.atlanticahotels.com.br, 116 apartamentos, inaugurado em 1996.
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Naoum Express, SHS Quadra 04, Bloco J (Asa Sul) - tel.: (61) 3212.4545, www.naoumhoteis.com.br, 77 apartamentos, inaugurado em 2008
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San Marco, SHS Quadra 5, Bloco C (Asa Sul) - tel.: (61) 2103.8484; reservas 0800-61-8484, www.sanmarco.com.br, 218 apartamentos, inaugurado em
1984.
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Bay Park Resort Hotel, SHTN Trecho 2, Lote 5 (Asa Norte) - tel.: (61) 3037.3000, www.baypark.com.br, 528 apartamentos, inaugurado em 1988.
The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation
of Brazil welcomes the opportunity to host the 41st
Meeting of Directors of ISSN Centres
I hope to see you in Brasilia in 2016!