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25 September 1984 Usage Of An Electronic Document Storage System For A Press Clipping Documentation Bank
Hans-Joachim Lienau, Karsten Hartmann
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Proceedings Volume 0490, Applications of Optical Digital Data Disk Storage Systems; (1984) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943432
Event: Applications of Optical Digital Data Disk Storage Systems, 1984, Brussels, Belgium
Abstract
One of the world's largest and technically most advanced press data banks is being run as a back-up system for journalists by Gruner + Jahr publishers in Hamburg. The text bank alone now contains 2 million pages of facsimile text, each of which can be electronically located and retrieved within a few seconds from automated microfiche reader-printers. Daily input to the system is about 1,000 pages, output 2,800. Within the next 3 years the total archive since 1972 is to be converted to electronic storage. The archiv then will contain about 4 million pages. Texts cover all aspects of life, and over Zoo top international sources. Digital optical recording (DOR) upgrades the performance of this system. In particular: 1. extend storage space, 2. speed up soft document delivery, 3. fully mechanize document print, 4. improve readability, 5. open up almost unlimited possibility of arranging new document collections for distributed use, 6. extend the range of document delivery to distant user places. Installation of the first phase started at the end of march.
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Hans-Joachim Lienau and Karsten Hartmann "Usage Of An Electronic Document Storage System For A Press Clipping Documentation Bank", Proc. SPIE 0490, Applications of Optical Digital Data Disk Storage Systems, (25 September 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943432
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