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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

The National Bureau of Standards' was established by an act of Congress March 3, 1901. The Bureau's overall goal is to strengthen and advance the Nation's science and technology

and facilitate their effective application for public benefit. To this end, the Bureau conducts

research and provides: (I) a basis for the Nation's physical measurement system, (2) scientific and technological services for industry and government, (3) a technical basis for equity in trade, and (4) technical services to promote public safety. The Bureau consists of the Institute for Basic Standards, the Institute for Materials Research, the Institute for Applied Technology,

the Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology, and the Office for Information Programs.

THE INSTITUTE FOR BASIC STANDARDS provides the central basis within the United

States of a complete and consistent system of physical measurement; coordinates that system

with measurement systems of other nations; and furnishes essential services leading to accurate and uniform physical measurements throughout the Nation's scientific community, industry, and commerce. The Institute consists of a Center for Radiation Research, an Office of Measurement Services and the following divisions: Applied Mathematics — Electricity — Mechanics — Heat — Optical Physics — Nuclear

Sciences- — Applied Radiation " — Quantum Electronics 3 — Electromagnetics 3 — Time

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advisory and research services to other Government agencies; and develops, produces, and

distributes standard reference materials. The Institute consists of the Office of Standard Reference Materials and the following divisions: Analytical Chemistry — Polymers — Metallurgy — Inorganic Materials — Reactor

Radiation — Physical Chemistry.

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THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY conducts research and provides technical services designed to aid Government agencies in improving cost effec- tiveness in the conduct of their programs through the selection, acquisition, and effective utilization of automatic data processing equipment; and serves as the principal focus within

the executive branch for the development of Federal standards for automatic data processing

equipment, techniques, and computer languages. The Institute consists of the following

divisions: Computer Services — Systems and Software — Computer Systems Engineering — Information Technology.

THE OFFICE FOR INFORMATION PROGRAMS promotes optimum dissemination and

accessibility of scientific information generated within NBS and other agencies of the Federal Government; promotes the development of the National Standard Reference Data System and

a system of information analysis centers dealing with the broader aspects of the National Measurement System; provides appropriate services to ensure that the NBS staff has optimum

accessibility to the scientific information of the world. The Office consists of the following

organizational units: Office of Standard Reference Data — Office of Information Activities — Office of Technical

Publications — Library — Office of International Relations.

x Headquarters and Laboratories at Gaithersburg, Maryland, unless otherwise noted; mailing address Washington, D.C. 20234.

3 Part of the Center for Radiation Research.

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atipnal Bureau °f Standards

MAY 1 4 1374

A Technical Index of

Interactive Information Systems

Dennis W. Fife, Kirk Rankin, Elizabeth Fong,

Justin C. Walker, and Beatrice A. Marron

Systems and Software Division

Institute for Computer Science and Technology

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

Sponsored by the

Office of Science Information Service National Science Foundation

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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Richard W. Roberts, Director

Issued March 1974
National Bureau of Standards Technical Note 819

Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Tech. Note 819, 73 pages (Mar. 1974) CODEN: NBTNAE

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FOREWORD

Despite a history marked by some significant failures and numerous

partial successes, the field of computer software for information

services now offers a wide and growing range of choices. Indeed, the

variety and complexity of available software seems to overwhelm routine

documentation and distribution as an effective means of dissemination.

This report offers relief as a concise reference to technical features

and operational status in the domain of interactive systems , i.e.,

those providing a "conversational" usage mode to a "non-programmer"

through a data terminal device. The report was prepared under National

Science Foundation support for NBS to assess the status of automated

information services for scientific and technical information. (Grant

NSF-CA6 8 ) . The principal motivation for this report was a request for

assistance from the COSATI Task Group on Interactive Systems, chaired

by Mr. Alexander Hoshovsky, U. S. Department of Transportation.

We gratefully acknowledge the excellent cooperation of the system

producers, the review assistance of the COSATI Task Group, and especially

the support and thoughtful advice of Dr. Edward Weiss and Mr. Richard

Lee of the Office of Science Information Service, NSF.

This report identifies computer systems by trade names as necessary

to provide a descriptive characterization of their features. This in no

case implies a recommendation or 'endorsement by the National Bureau^ of

Standards, nor should the presentation be construed as a certification

that any system provides the indicated capabilities. The information

presented was primarily obtained from producer's documents and has been

reviewed by each producer for accuracy and clarity, with the authors

retaining final technical judgement on the information included. The

report is only intended to be informative and instructive in state-ofthe-art assessments, and not to be a competitive evaluation of systems

for any specific application.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

t . Introduction 1

2. Basic Characteristics of Systems Under Study 2

3. System Features and Evaluation Requirements 5 3.1 Questionnaire with Explanatory Notes 5 3.2 Suggested Procedure for Use 5

•4. Survey Results 14

4.1 Indexes to Systems 14

4 .The Inventory of Systems 17

Name Page

BASIS 18

CDMS 19

CIRCOL 20

(Data/ Central) 21

DIALOG 22

DMARS 23

DML 24

DRS 25

DS/3 26

EMISARI 27

ENFORM 28

FLEXIMIS 29

GIM 30

GIPSY 31

IMARS 32

IMS(OEP) 33

IMS/360 34

IMS/8 35

INQUIRE 36

INSYTE 37

LEADERMART 38

MARK IV 39

MARS III 40

Name Page

MARS VI 41

MASTER CONTROL 42

MICROTEXT 43

MTNIDATA 44

MTRADS 45

MUSE 46

NASIS 47

N.Y. TIMES 48

OLIVER 49

ORBIT III 50

PIRETS 51

QUERY UPDATE 52

RAMIS 53

RECON 54

RFI 55

RIQS 56

SHOEBOX 57

SOLAR 58

SPIRES II 59

STAIRS 60

SYSTEM 2000 61

TICON 62

UNIDATA 63

5. Glossary of Common Data Bases

6. Bibliography ,

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IV
A TECHNICAL INDEX OF INTERACTIVE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Dennis W. Fife, Kirk Rankin, Elizabeth Fong

Justin C. Walker, Beatrice A. Marron

This report constitutes a reference to technical features

and operational status of interactive information systems , i.e.

those providing a 'conversational' usage mode to a 'non-programmer' through a data terminal device. It is aimed at ±he ADP

service manager, for his use in the state-of-the-art assessments

preparatory to a detailed system selection process. It contains

an index that describes 46 systems in terms of a list of over

50 technical features plus descriptive, identification, and

background information. In addition, there are aids and ex- amples contributing to the intended use of the index.

Key words : Bibliographic systems ; computer programs ; computer

systems; data base; data management; information retrieval;

information services; interactive system; query language;

software selection; text processing.

1. INTRODUCTION

This report is written for the purpose of providing Federal ADP

customers with information on a certain class of computer systems which

are capable of handling scientific and technical information. The report

attempts to show what is available and to characterize these systems in

such a way as to answer questions which naturally arise prior to selecting such a system for a particular installation. The report is written

at a level of technical detail which is aimed at information specialists

rather than programming experts. It is intended to be informative and

instructive, and not critical or evaluative.

We have reviewed for inclusion in this index over 200 systems which

came to our attention from various published and unpublished sources as well as from word-of-mouth. The systems which were selected conform to

the following definition: "Information Retrieval" or "Data Management"

packages or services which are available to any Federal ADP installation, and which offer an interactive query and search capability that

is geared for use by non-programmers. Various reasons for rejecting

the systems which did not qualify for inclusion are listed at the end

of Section 2 of this report.

Tne information contained here on each of the systems was obtained

primarily from documentation received during 1972 and 1973. In cases where the available documentation did not provide sufficient data,

further information was obtained by telephone. We believe that the

reporting on these systems is accurate, for it has been reviewed and

amended where necessary by the system producers. We regret if this

report inadvertently omits any system which may meet the definition.

Omissions and out-of-date information are inevitable in a survey of

such an extremely active and evolutionary field as this.
A caveat on the use of this index mast be mentioned. We have

attempted to convey in a limited space information obtained from

secondary sources. There are obvious limitations in such a treatment.

The best way to gain in-depth familiarity with a system is, of course,

to have hands-on experience with it. That has not been possible for

most of our ^ treatments , but that course is recommended to readers and

users of this inventory.

This report is structured as follows: Section 2 elaborates on the

definition of the scope of the survey and clarifies some of the important

concepts and sometimes confusing terminology. Section 3 discusses evaluation for system selection, so that a manager can relate his needs to

technical features which appear in our questionnaire. Section 4

presents the technical data on systems surveyed. Section 5 presents

a brief description of the widely known, commercial data bases that are accessible on some of the surveyed systems. Section 6 presents a bibliography of related work that may also be helpful for information

sources

2. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS UNDER STUDY

In this part, we discuss the rationale for including certain systems in this index and excluding others. The intention has been to

include every system for which there are "yes" answers to the following

questions

(1) Does it have an interactive query and search capability?

(2) Is this capability geared for use by non-programmers?

(3) Is the system available to any Federal ADP customer?

We will now explain what is meant by the three questions. The first

question is dealt with extensively, since arriving at an acceptable

understanding of "interactive" has proved to be quite difficult.

2.1 Interactive Query and Search

The term "interactive system" is elusive when attempts are made to

pin down an exact definition. The problem is complicated by the fact

that this and related terms have been used for promotional and advertising reasons as much as for technical reasons. Rather than try to- establish a hard definition, we sketch the intuitive meaning for the

term by placing it in perspective with other terms.

Terms currently in use to describe the processing of jobs by a com- puter system are batch, remote batch" , on-line , and interactive . Intuitively, batch processing requires that all steps in a job, together with

any required input, be specified prior to the job's initiation. A dis-

"Remote job entry" or "RJE" is often used and is synonymous with "remote

batch"

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"tinction can be drawn between local batch and remote batch systems ac- cording to input via direct lines or via communication lines. The latter require an extra layer of protocol which sometimes must be specified

by the user. A batch program is one in which all parameters are specified in advance, but also whose results are known only after completion

of the whole job.

The term "on-line processing' is generally used to describe a

spectrum of processing modes. The user communicates with an on-line system via a typewriter-like terminal (i.e. , a terminal with a keyboard

and possibly a display). The system actively acknowledges user input in some form, as opposed to the more passive remote batch systems. The

spectrum of processing modes is determined by the extent of this acknowledgement, e.g. prompting after receipt of "input lines", prompting plus

syntax check of control cards, and so on. Interactive systems form a

portion of the on-line spectrum. They are characterized by "friendly"

responses to input errors, relatively rapid response to system commands

and the like. Generally, the interactive system unKs a system or user'

program directly with the user at all times, in contradistinction to

other on-line systems. In the latter type, user and systems programs

utilize the terminal mainly as a line printer.

The above distinctions are not rigorous, and from the user's view

may be non-existent in a fast-response environment. The following

discussion tries to focus on the "interactive" system from the user's

point of view. In the survey we include systems from the entire on-line

spectrum but we have attempted to restrict inclusion to those which present some indication of interactivity either from the above consideration

or from those following.

Imagine a system which allows a user to formulate a query at his

terminal and submit that query for searching against a file, and which

prints out the records which satisfy that query, within a matter of

seconds. Such a system qualifies as having an "interactive query and

search capability", although it is at the weaker end of the spectrum

compared to a system as now described.

This system allows the user to incrementally formulate a query, and

responds with intermediate results (e.g. the number of records satisfying the query or similar terms or phrases which the user may also consider), based on which the user can re-formulate or extend his query.

This cycle of system response with intermediate results leading to user

re-formulation of query, etc. need have no upper limit. For example,

the following user/system session is typical of one of the major applications of interactive systems, namely bibliographic search.

The user enters his query, e.g. "computers", which is checked for

inclusion in an index of permitted terms. It is found to be included

and found to be a descriptor of say 1,104 documents in the system.

The system responds with "1,104 hits". At this point the user modifies

his original request with "and the United States". The system responds

with "52 hits". The user then modifies his now complex query with

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"published since 1971". The system responds with "6 hits". The user

requests the titles of these documents. On viewing them he then requests the full citations of three documents from that six that he really is interested in. Such a system would be at the stronger end of the

"interactive" spectrum.

2 .

Use by Non-programmers

Many customers want the capability of having a user who is not a

programmer formulate queries at a terminal in a way that is relatively

natural for him. Many systems are designed in such a way that their

interactive query and search components are geared for use by non-programmers: information specialists, managers, or clerical personnel. We

have attempted to restrict our survey to such systems.

In some cases, the documentation for a system states that it is for

use by programmers. All such systems have been rejected. In some cases

not so rejected, inspection of a system's documentation forces us to reject it because there are requirements on the user to "do programming"

of a sort. By this we mean that the user has to phrase some or all of

his query (or operations preceding the query) in language constructs

which are primitive and unnatural in relation to his task of query and

search.

For example, one system defines its files in terms of physical

storage structure. In querying files, the affected files must be described by such parameters as transport number, number of logical records

per physical record, and address of first block (of tape) or sector

(of disc).

Another system has essentially a high level programming language

for querying files. Each query is bracketed by a BEGIN-END pair and

language statements within are numbered hierarchically. Each statement

potentially produces a result which can be referred to in other statements by giving the statement number. An example is:

BEGIN

1. FIND ALL RECORDS FOR WHICH GRADE = 2 2. COUNT RECORDS IN 1

3. PRINT ... COUNT IN 2 END

The primitive nature of the statements forces the user to construct a

program to query the system, even for the most logically simple requests.

2 .

Availability

We are including in this index systems which are available to the

Federal customer. Availability implies that the system is operational
(not in research or development) and still supported. There is also an understanding that there are no legal, security, or other problems in

the way of availability. The systems included here are either available

on a commercial basis or on a less formal and less costly basis in cases where the originator is not a commercial establishment. Further, we

have included both those systems which are available on a service basis

and those which are available as packages for lease or purchase.

To summarize, we have attempted to include every data management or

information retrieval system for which there are "yes" answers to the

three questions. Reasons for not including a system are: (1) it is a batch system; (2) its query language is not for use by non-programmers,

(3) it (or its query language) is in research or development; (4) it is no longer supported; (5) the originator of the system is unlocatable or

no longer in business; (6) there are legal or security problems in the

way of releasing the system; and (7) documentation has been solicited

but not yet received.

3. SYSTEM FEATURES AND EVALUATION REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Questionnaire with Explanatory Notes

Systems are built with different objectives and hence have different

capabilities for different application situations. Since not all systems

provide the same set of features to the same degree , it has been necessary here to establish features for describing systems relative to a

broad range of possible user needs. The feature list or questionnaire

used in this index is therefore the union of a wide number of possibly

relevant capabilities, see Table 1. A specific system is characterized

by a subset of the features covered.

3.2 Suggested Procedure for Use

The survey results, Section 4, represent a nearly complete inventory

of available interactive software, and therefore are a basis for assessing the state-of-the-art in this field. The index is intended also to

be informative in the preliminary, exploratory stage of a system selection activity. In this area, the index may aid a manager in articulating

his requirements using the offered features as a starting point. Further,

the index may be useful in forming a tentative set of candidate systems,

by screening the inventory against a required subset of features. The

latter of course imposes an inescapable burden on the user to relate his

unique needs to applicable features.

The suggested procedure for using this index can be illustrated by

briefly discussing questions arising in formulating requirements and

evaluating information systems. Two basic alternatives would face an information service manager once he has decided to investigate the

feasibility of automated service, see Figure 1. If the expected usage

is very high and a computer facility is in place, an in-house service

could be considered. Compatibility with the available mainframe may

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be installed. The index can be used to find as prims candidates the

systems implemented on the given vendor hardware. However, if expected

usage is low, say on the order of a few hours of terminal use per day,

or if a computer center and necessary expertise are unavailable , a worthy

alternative would be to obtain use of software as a service from an outside computing center. A pertinent 'question then is whether the

service offers searching of a major commercial, data base, if required,

or takes customer data bases if a special private file is involved. The

index also assists in finding initial candidates based on these factors.

Having pursued one of the above alternatives to identify a relevant

subset of available systems, attention should turn to technical features

desirable or necessary for the intended application. The questions in

the index were purposely selected to draw out distinctions in three

broad classes of system application, called respectively formatted data

processing, structured text searching, and personal text handling. As

a tutorial guide for the index user to articulate his unique requirements,

these classes will be individually discussed toward framing a representative list of essential and additional desirable features (Tables 2-4).

Formatted data processing is conceived as most typical of management

information, military command/control, and other applications where data

elements have mostly numerical, abbreviated text, or other encoded

(e.g. date) values. Personnel, inventory, or production control files

would be common examples. Data values in the file may need to be updated frequently as status changes occur in the application environment

(e.g. personnel are reassigned, parts are used, or products moved from

one manufacturing station to another) . This is motivation for requiring

on-line file maintenance as an essential capability. In Table 2, therefore, D. 1 indicates that a qualifying system must allow update or

editing transactions to be entered from the user's remote terminal (see

Table 1 for explanation of items under D.l). Formatted data processing

software must provide considerable flexibility to the user in manipulating file data in any logically correct order and with a wide range of

arithmetic functions. These are essential because such systems are

usually applied concurrently to a number of differently organized files.

Also, they must help their user to answer an indeterminable variety of

questions about relationships and quantities in the file data. In Table

2, the conclusion is reflected in choices of: an interaction language

with multiple options (E.l.a), a full Boolean capability to express

logical or comparison conditions (E.3.c through E.3.f), and arithmetic

capabilities (F.3.c and d). Users of these systems also require a range

of options in formatting output reports, so that essential factors can

be made clearly visible and effectively ordered with respect to related

data. For these reasons, optional formatting (F.l.b and c) and ordering

(F.3.a) are included as essential in Table 2.

Related to these essential features are several additional ones

that seem especially desirable and are often available. In some circumstances they may be considered essential. Repeatable fields (C.3)
are a great convenience in organizing and referencing the machine file

when records have multiple occurrences of the same type of data (e.g.

children or work experience in a personnel file). This may also save considerable machine storage for many files. English-like language

phrasing (E.l.b) aids user comprehension and ease of use, in conjunction

with the multiple option language characteristic. Range searching

(E.3.i) and displays of graphs (F.2.b) significantly enhance selection

of desired records and data presentation in a more readily perceived

form. Tutorial aids (E.4.a or b) are highly desirable, even essential,

to bring users quickly toward effective use of complex software or to

help solve usage problems as they are encountered.

Structured text searching (Table 3) is conceived as representative

of bibliographic information searching, legal text searching, and similar uses where the file records consist of prescribed segments of text,

individually of variable length (C.2 in Table 1), possibly rather long

(1000 characters or more). Examples of text segments would be report

titles, abstracts, patent claims, paragraphs, statute sections. To

identify a text record for selection there must be a technique for

abbreviated content description, since requiring an exact match to all

the text in a segment would be inconceivable and inconsistent with the

intended function. Content description may be provided by indexing each

file record by a set of keywords from a controlled vocabulary (E.2.a)

which the user can inspect to check his desired term for acceptability

(E.2.f). Or else, any significant word occurring in text may be provided as a valid search term (E.2.b). Because these systems are especially aimed at users .unaccustomed to programming encoded forms, Englishlike phrasing is deemed essential as well. Because a search may select

voluminous text records that would be exceedingly long to print on the

usual 10 or 30 character/second terminals, off-line printing (F.2.a) at

high speed is also essential. Moreover, "these systems should present

a count (F.3.c) of the records that would be selected by a proposed

search so that a user can judge the desirability of continuing the search.

The data files of structured text searching systems would be expected to be unchanging in content and very large in volume. It would be

expensive to reorder or restructure them as new data is received, so it

would be desirable for the system to accept new data in any order (D.3).

Other desirable features would extend content searching capability, for

example by giving a synonym facility (E.2.d) or a presentation of other

terms that are conceptually related (E.2.e). As in formatted data

processing, tutorial aid is desirable. In contrast to that application

however, full Boolean capability, optional report formatting, and optional ordering are suggested here as desirable rather than essential.

Only a Boolean AND, allowing the conjunction of distinct search terms,

is imperative for user convenience, to avoid a tedious selection from

record subsets found by individual terms. Optional formatting and ordering may not be used often for such simple structured output records as bibliographic citations. A standard output presentation then is generally sufficient, unless text fields become numerous and frequently of

marginal importance, requiring more selectivity to be given the user.

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Personal text handling is conceived as a generalization of structured text searching to uniquely serve an individual researcher in

creation, editing, and composition of text bodies as well as searching

them. Examples arise in military intelligence work, legal case preparations, source book or encyclopedia preparation, etc. Most of the

requirements of structured text searching apply. The most germane

additions are for user definable file structures (C.I) and on-line

file maintenance (D.l), which allow complete user flexibility to establish arbitrary new files in the course of his interactive usage. Optional output formatting becomes essential because of the potential variety

and scope of file structures. A highly desirable search capability

would be phrase and distance searching (E.3.g), to permit the researcher

to more narrowly select desired records based on occurrence of phrases

or words in context ( separated by limited distance ) . As the researcher

may establish many records with grossly similar content within his

special interest, this additional selectivity has great importance.

The above rationale indicates the type of analysis which may lead

the user to a pertinent feature list for his situation.

Table 5 illustrates using the worksheet for structured text searching to develop comparative presentations of system capabilities. These

are the basic questions which the index user may answer in such fashion: are there systems offering the essential combination of features? is

there a good number of desirable systems, portending a competitive

choice in cost, types of vendor support, proven system reliability, etc.?

is the cost range of desirable systems within the funds available for

a purchase or subscription? Positive answers should build confidence

that an economical, proven system can be obtained, while negative answers

may indicate a presently infeasible set of requirements or a constrained

area where further research and system development is advisable.

It is suggested that each index user develop his own worksheet of

features for his needs. Table 1 shows that the index permits a sharper

delineation of required features than used in Tables 2 to 5. It is

expected also that individual readers will perceive special features

for their need that are not used here, and will have to be specially

investigated for all systems of interest. The index is meant to help

draw attention to that subset of systems of greatest interest and re- levance .

The index is prijnarily meant however to aid state-of-the-art assessments. We see in the index results many disparities calling attention

to needed research, and also many common factors indicating a readily

available, recognized feature. Regarding the former, we note particularly that only half of the systems have tutorial capability - yet none are considered trivial to use. The design of effective training aids and

problem diagnosis features is a very important area for further development. On the other hand, almost all systems offer English-like phrasing

in their language style. This is encouraging for it is clearly desirable and of little added cost to implement in terms of meaningful com- mand names. jj_
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as may be relevant to user needs. It is advisable however for a user to

create his own worksheet of pertinent features and draw information

from the survey, e.g. Table 5, to judge the capabilities that are available in the field.

It is neither intended or recommended that the survey results or

the broad feature list should be adopted as the exclusive basis of a

system selection. A competitive selection decision requires a much more

detailed matching of user requirements with functional features, coupled

with a productivity assessment addressing performance and cost factors.

The background for this task necessarily involves familiarity with a

user's organization and its forcing constraints, such as the needed

data files and their characteristics, funds available, allowable implementation time, present computer equipment, and available programming

skills. The tools to be employed in system evaluation include benchmark

exercises, performance monitoring, simulation and modeling, hands-on

experience, detailed documentation review, and thorough audit tests.

Inasmuch as this survey has been based primarily on documentation review,

it cannot be evaluative of one system against another. Managers facing

a selection decision are advised then to acquire system documentation,

at least to the level of a complete user's manual, and to undertake

hands-on familiarization or benchmark exercises to thoroughly understand

each system's capability for his user community and procurement con- straints .

4. SURVEY RESULTS

4.1 Indexes To Systems

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classification of information systems drawn from the questionnaires.

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Applications :

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formatted data, structured text and personal text. The relevant features

have been described in Section 3.2. Table 6 presents a matrix for this

categorization. This may help the reader direct his first attention to

systems closely corresponding to an intended usage.

Main Frames :

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in the survey with the (classes of) main frames on which each runs. The

classification "other" is used for those main frames for which only one

of the systems is available. For these systems, reference to the specific questionnaire will give the appropriate main frame (B.l).

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Type of Offering :

Questions A. 2, 3 deal with the availability of a system and in particular answer whether the system is available as a software vendor's package to be installed at the user's site, or as a service running at the

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Ownership :

Two categories are used to describe ownership of a system. The term

"public" designates those systems in which the originator (or vendor)

has not retained a substantial monetary interest, such as those which

have been completely government funded. These systems are generally

available (source and source listings) for a nominal fee, such as tape

duplication. In some cases, the producer or vendor may only consider

assistance for a fee, covering installation, modifications, and possibly

maintenance. This assistance may be contractual and include on-site

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concerns. Generally there is a purchase price on the system. However

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without additional cost to the purchasers or lessors of their equipment.

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4.2 The Inventory of Systems

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5. GLOSSARY OF COMMON DATA BASES

APA - American Psychological Association has created a data base con- taining the past four years' Psychological Abstracts.

COMPENDEX - Computerized Engineering Index, issued monthly by Engineering

Index, Inc., is the computer-readable version of the printed

publication, Engineering Index Monthly, which contains references

spanning all engineering disciplines. These references are taken

from professional and trade journals, publications of engineering

organizations, papers from conferences and symposiums, books, and

other documents.

CA-C - Chemical Abstracts Condensate issued by Chemical Abstracts Service is the computer searchable complement to the printed

publication, Chemical Abstracts (CA), which covers the full range

of chemistry, referencing 250,000 articles per year.

CA-Condensates is issued weekly; the content corresponds to an

issue of CA. The tape version, CA-Condensates, precedes the

corresponding printed issue of CA by several weeks due to the

time required to print, bind, and distribute CA printed issues.

The abstracts in CA and CA-Condensates are grouped into five

categories: Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Macromolecular

Chemistry, Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and

Physical and Analytical Chemistry. The first two groupings

are published as an odd numbered issue one week, and the last

three groupings are published as an even numbered issue the following week. Searches may be limited to odd or even numbered

issues if desired.

CAIN - A data base distributed by the National Agricultural Library, it

covers literature from all over the world concerned with agriculture in a broad sense. Ten per cent of the coverage consists

of monographs; the remaining 90% consists of journal articles.

The 90% comes from a review of 1,200 journals.

CT - Chemical Titles, also issued by Chemical Abstracts Service , contains journal references to approximately 4,500 articles per

issue appearing in 650 important U. S. and non-U. S. chemical

and engineering journals. Titles that appear in CT represent over

65% of the total abstracts that later appear in Chemical Abstracts.

Chemical Titles offers journal references to articles approximately

70 days before their abstracts are published in Chemical Abstracts.

In many cases titles appear in Chemical Titles before the journal

containing the article is published. Thus Chemical Titles is

valuable as an alerting service.

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CBAC - Chemical-Biological Activities, also issued by Chemical Abstracts

Services, provides up-to-date coverage of published work concerned with the interaction of organic compounds (drugs, pesticides,

etc.) with biological systems.

Also covered are metabolism studies and studies of in-vitro

chemical reactions of biochemical interest . Nearly 700 journals

are monitored. CBAC is a consolidated source of information

in the chemical-biological field, and especially appeals to

scientists involved in biochemical and physiological research.

The tape version of CBAC corresponds to the Chemical-Biological

Activities hard-copy version; however, tape issues are usually

available two-four weeks ahead of the printed copy. Each issue

contains 500-600 digests.

ENVIRON - Environmental Information Retrieval On-line is a modified

version of RECON operating at Environmental Protection Agency

(EPA). It services the EPA and maintains a data base of 8 separate files as follows:

(1) Selected literature reference on noise abatement and control.

(2) Selected literature on industrial waste.

(3) Data and abstracts on on-going EPA contracts and grants

research effort.

(M-) Data and abstracts on final reports of EPA contracts and

grants research effort.

(5) Information on oil spills.

(6) Information on lists of potentially toxic chemicals.

(7) Information on water quality monitoring stations and

parameters

(8) Information on administrative records.

EKIC - Educational Resources Information Center is a nation-wide information network for acquiring, selecting, abstracting, indexing,

storing, retrieving, and disseminating the most significant

and timely educational research reports and projects. It is a

project of the U. S. Office of Education, and produces two

data bases, RIE (Research in Education) and CIJE (Current Index

to Journals in Education)

IAA - See STAR

INSPEC - A data base distributed by England's Institution of Electrical

Engineers, it covers the fields of physics, electrical and

electronic engineering , computers , and control engineering

Seventy-five percent of the coverage comes from a review of about

2,000 journals. The other 25% are reports, monographs, patents,

etc.

MARC II - is a data base contajljiing bibliographic citations prepared by

the Library of Congress.

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NTIS - is a data base issued by National Technical Information Service

of the U. S. Department of Commerce. It consists of unclassified

government reports resulting from government-sponsored research.

The reports are compiled in a publication now called Government

Reports Announcements (GRA) . GRA is available in machine readable form from the Department of Commerce.

The tapes contain standard bibliographic information such as author and title, as well as abstracts, descriptor terms, and

information on how to order copies. The information consists

mainly of science, engineering and mathematics, but also includes

reports on behavioral and social sciences.

JURIS - Justice Retrieval and Inquiry System is a data base developed

by the U. S. Department of Justice. It is designed to serve lawyers for the Federal government in their research process.

The data base contains selected legal periodicals and reported

cases, advisory opinions, supreme court briefs, solicitor general's

memoranda, selected appellate briefs, selected legal memoranda,

legal correspondence, legal memoranda on points of authority,

agency general counsel specialized briefs and memoranda, etc.

MEDLINE - MEDLARS On-line data base is a special subset of the MEDLARS

file, developed by the National Library of Medicine through their

screening and analysis of the world's biomedical literature.

MEDLINE covers over 1,100 biomedical journals from 1970 to present, whereas MEDLARS covers 2,4-00 biomedical journals from 1961

to present. The current file contains 40 0,000 records, and

approximately 12,000 new records are added monthly.

PANDEX - The PANDEX tape contains current index to scientific and technical literatures appearing in more than 2400 journals. The

bibliographic information includes the title of the articles,

name(s) of the author(s), name of the journal, Coden abbreviation,

issue number, page number, and subject heading taken from a

PANDEX thesaurus. PANDEX is produced by CCM Information Corporation, New York.

SPIN (Searchable Physics Information Notices) - a data base distributed

monthly by the American Institute of Physics, it covers over onehalf of the world's physics and astronomy literature. Over

30,000 items are included every year from a journal coverage of

70 journals.

STAR - Scientific And Technical Aerospace Reports and International

Aerospace Abstracts - are two data bases issued by NASA. They

contain reports and journal articles that the NASA scientific

and technical information program has collected. These data

bases represent significant findings of Government, industrial,

and academic researchers throughout the world on matters of

interest to the aerospace community.

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TOXICON - A data base collected by the Toxicology Information Program,

National Library of Medicine of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. It contains bibliographic citations of

literature primarily in the area of toxicology, pharmacology

and environmental health. The citations include all the principal components of a literature reference; namely, author, title,

journal, journal coden, volume, issue, pagination and year.

Most references are annotated with index terms, an abstract or

both. Where possible and appropriate, Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Numbers are made part of the annotation.

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6 . BIBLIOGRAPHY

There have been a number of surveys and other works done in recent

years which are similar in intent to ours but not identical in scope or

form. A selective bibliography is now presented.

[1] Anderson, R. K. , "Index of Data Management Software Packages,"

National Bureau of Standards, Report 10 932, Oct. 1972.

[2] Auerbach Corporation, "Methodology for Evaluating Data Management

Systems," Auerbach Report 5081-TR-l, undated.

[3] CODASYL Systems Committee, "A Survey of Generalized Data Base

Management Systems," CODASYL Technical Report, May 1969.

[4] CODASYL Systems Committee, "Feature Analysis of Generalized Data

Base Management Systems," CODASYL Technical Report, May 1971.

[5] Fong, E., "A Survey of Selected Document Processing Systems,"

National Bureau of Standards Technical Note 599, Oct. 1971.

[6] Fry, J. P., et. al. ," Data Management Systems Survey," MITRE

Corporation Report MTP-329, Jan. 1969.

[7] Koehr, G. J., et. al., "Data Management Systems Catalog," MITRE

Corporation Report MTP-139, Jan. 1973.

[8] Marron, B., et. al. , "A Study of Six University-Based Information

Systems," Technical Note 781, National Bureau of Standards, June

1973.

[9] Seiden, H. R. , "A Comparative Analysis of Interactive Storage and

Retrieval Systems with Implications for BCN Design," System

Development Corporation Technical Memorandum M421, Jan. 1970.

[10] Walker, D. E. (editor), Interactive Bibliographic Search: The

User/Computer Interface , AFIPS Press, 1971.

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