What sources help to find information about the author. How to find information. Code from reference legal systems
Not much time has passed since, and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalism - ICIJ, based on these documents, has prepared a new grandiose "gift" for corrupt politicians. The leak of secret documents showed how the presidents of large and small powers, their relatives and close associates are involved in concealing income in offshore zones.
Biggest Panamanian Firm Document Leak Reveals Corruption of World Leaders
In the documents you can find the names of 72 current and former leaders states, including leaders accused of plundering their countries. This list contains the names of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, King Saudi Arabia, President of the Russian Federation Putin and his close friends, Bashar al-Assad and the leader of the nation of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev. 
ICIJ director Gerard Ryle said "the leak will be the biggest blow to offshore companies ever taken." Apparently, someone really powerful and knowledgeable, inflicting a blow on offshore business, declared a war on corruption, concealment of income and money laundering on a global scale.
Why so much fuss about the Panama Papers
Let me remind dear reader that this blog is not about politics, but about information and its search on the Internet. In this case, these things, of course, are intertwined. But, this article is intended only to highlight an extraordinary event from the information side. While there is noise and foam around PanamaLeaks, we will try to analyze this event and its consequences.
It should be said that the withdrawal of funds to offshore companies, as a way of avoiding taxation in your country, is strictly not a crime. Yes - ugly, yes - not patriotic, but not a crime. In countries where it is allowed. Everything is so, but when it comes to businessmen or actors, as is the case with football player Lionel Messi or stunt actor Jackie Chan.
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If information is found on the economic entity of interest, you can enable automatic monitoring of changes in registers that relate to this company or entrepreneur. Updated information will be sent to your e-mail. The developers of the service do not hide their plans for the development of the project. It is planned to add analytical information: articles in the media, the reputation of business entities based on feedback from business partners, financial analysis, the likelihood of bankruptcy, etc.
Of course, too little time has passed yet to draw any conclusions on the work of the search engine. Perhaps there will be more problems. I foresee, for example, the contradictions associated with the concept of trade secrets. In general, we will see how the project develops and wish you good luck!
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Well, as usual, the video, comments to which are absolutely not needed.
As the source notes, the information he published is only a kind of trial portion. The true amount of data at the disposal of journalists is much larger. Thus, the words of the representatives of the journalistic consortium that quiet world offshore waiting for a real "earthquake" seem quite plausible. 
More recently, French developers have presented to the Internet audience a new search engine Qwant (qwant.com). The French themselves call their search engine revolutionary. According to the co-founder, Qwant is both holistic and open-minded. It offers information without making any preference in the SERPs.
The development of Qwant went on for two years. As the developers admit, the main goal of the new search engine is to overtake and overtake the largest search engine Google. So qwant.com launched on February 13, 2013. The system is currently being tested and is available in 35 countries in 15 languages.
Among the features of the new search is the distribution of the found results into categories. So, you can find information on social networks - this is the Social column or, for example, scroll through the data from the news feed (Live). The Web column displays the most popular articles for your query, and the Shopping column displays commercial information about the product you requested.
In the very middle of the page is the Knowledge Graph column - there you can get short description your request - what it is, where it applies, etc. - as a description in an explanatory dictionary. In addition, Qwant offers image and video output on request. There is also a big difference from Google, Yandex and other search engines, where you need to go to a special tab to view images for a search query.
Qwant can be called one of the most user-friendly search engines. It offers a large number of settings for a more convenient display of data for you. The columns of the issuance categories can be changed according to their location among themselves. For example, if you are primarily interested in the news line, you can move it to the left so that it is the first to catch your eye, and the list with commercial information can be moved as far as possible to the right.
Let's do a little testing of the search engine. Let's say we are interested in the work of Monica Belucci. We open the qwant.com start page, which, by the way, is very similar in design to Google. We enter "Monica Belucci" in the line and see the following: at the very top we are offered videos and photos of this famous actress, while you can scroll through the media results right at the top using the arrow without going to the photos tab. 
In the Web column, we see links to several of the most relevant sites that have information about Bellucci - Wikipedia, KinoPoisk, etc. In the Live column - news about the actress (latest interviews, photo shoots, etc.), in the Social column you can see people's reviews of Monica Belucci from social networks, but in Shopping we see a list of sites where you can buy films with Monica.
As you can see, the system aims to provide answers to any user request, without imposing the results on the user, but offering them in several categories to choose from. The creators of Qwant themselves confirm that the main focus was on improving the search for information on popular social networks.
Of course, cloud technologies are paid, because you use third-party servers. But such a service has a large number of advantages, in particular:
The client should pay only for the amount of memory in the storage that he actually uses, and not for renting the server;
- the customer does not need to purchase, maintain and maintain their own storage equipment, which greatly reduces production costs;
- all technical issues regarding maintaining the integrity of the posted information and data backup are carried out by the provider, which does not require the participation of the client in this.
Why cloud storage is attractive
You have probably used file sharing services, of which there are still a huge number. There you could upload your own file, which becomes available to any user who can find your file by tag or name. Unlike them, cloud technology provides complete privacy. That is, only the owner of the information can use the posted data, and he enters the system with his login and password.
Ordinary users have fallen in love with such technologies because now there is no need to litter the computer with tons of old information - on any computer you can always find several gigabytes of old music that may be useful someday, a collection of films that have already been reviewed several times, documents that have already been have been printed and used.
But, nevertheless, all this information must be stored somewhere. Cloud services offer to clean up the space on the computer directly by sending all the data that is not yet needed to the "cloud". To do this, you only need to be willing to pay some fees and have a high-speed Internet connection.
Another feature of cloud storage is that you can get stored data at any time and from any device. That is, if you sent a movie "to the cloud" from a computer, you can take it back to your computer from a laptop, tablet, smartphone ... The main thing is that you have a password and login with you.
Which cloud storage to choose?
There are a huge number of cloud services, and they are constantly evolving, offering not only storage space, but also related services. Below are the most popular ones.
1. Windows Live SkyDrive - Offers the most amount of server space. Registered users can store up to 25 GB of their own information in the cloud for free. Office documents uploaded to cloud storage can be edited and opened right in the browser. Synchronization can be performed from several computer devices at once.
2. DropBox is a very famous service among regular users, but it only offers 2 GB of space for each of its clients. If you use a paid account, you can expand your capabilities up to 20 GB.
Graph Search (hereinafter referred to as GS) is the name of the Facebook (FB) update recently announced by Zuckerberg, which further “socializes” the first social network on the planet. The beta release of the new service has been launched so far only in the English-language segment of Facebook. Search "know-how" will become available to Russian-speaking users of the social network later, but you can add your account to the "waiting list" now.
Technically, GS is a filter system that uses the Bing search algorithm inside the social network and allows you to search for people who interesting places, music (in a later update), photos relevant to your Facebook interests. For a social media user, Graph Search will look like a search bar at the top of any FB page.
When you enter a query in the GS search string, the result is collected on a separate page bearing the name of the query (for example: "My friends in Rio"). It is planned to search by likes, comments, media content, photo tags. The date of the next update of the intelligent service is not yet known.
Facebook Graph Search - how does it work?
The start of development was given by the statement: for the user, the recommendation of a friend is more significant than the ratings of thousands of unknown people. So, using Graph Search, you can find, for example:
Photos of fellow students before 1995;
- squash lovers from your city;
-photographs of friends taken in Indonesia;
-favorite metropolitan sushi bars of your friends;
-Sights of Prague or Paris visited by your friends.
Cause for concern or false alarm?
The first news about Graph Search caused some concerns among FB users. Yes, the intelligent service is very attractive in terms of search capabilities, but many are afraid of the use of social search by marketing companies, intelligence agencies, criminal gangs, government agencies, unscrupulous owners of Internet services to collect information. Are the concerns justified?
On the one hand, Graph Search does not change privacy settings, therefore, only FB users for whom they are open can "give out" private data. On the other hand, transcontinental corporations, government intranets and even banks suffer from "information leaks". Is Facebook safe in terms of security? Time will tell.
- Purposes of information use
- How to search for information?
- How to store information?
If the 20th century was the century of industry, then in the 21st century information is undoubtedly the main resource. Most prestigious and highly paid professions are associated with data flows, and the formation of skills to work with information is extremely important for the development and improvement of their skills. Anyone who is interested in achieving success in the profession must be able to collect, analyze, study and store information. And of course, every leader is faced daily with the need to work with large amounts of information, which falls on him with a continuous avalanche. How not to drown in this stream, how to learn how to distribute information into necessary, useful and unnecessary ones, how to store data in such a way as to quickly navigate it? This is what the article will be devoted to.
We are constantly in information field, but only part of the incoming information matters to us as individuals and our professional activity. Too much information is the cause of superficial perception, which leads to the "clip" thinking characteristic of the new generation. "Klipovost" (from the word "clip") - a phenomenon in which a person assimilates only short superficial fragments of information, because of which his memory is filled large quantity mismatched but useless information. In order not to fall into this trap, you need to learn how to work with information correctly, filtering out the unnecessary and keeping the useful.
To cope with incoming data, you need to learn the most effective methods of working with information - they will help in the distribution and systematization of information.
How to analyze the received information
First of all, you need to understand for yourself which data you consider information, and which are just information noise. To do this, it is enough to answer the questions: Is this information useful? For what purpose will you use it? If you cannot answer these questions, then the information received is not the necessary information. It should be associated with actions - if no actions correspond to certain data, then the information is useless.
There are such criteria for evaluating information as reliability (truthfulness) and reliability - they are determined by studying the original source and comparing it with other primary sources. It is necessary to take into account the novelty and relevance of information - whether this information and facts are fresh or already outdated.
Find the topics that are right for you, and then it will become much easier to weed out useful data from useless data. Thanks to the selected topics, you will be able to easily perceive, sort and summarize the information received. It is advisable to deal with related topics so that their subsections are not duplicated and do not confuse your system. In this case, you need to clearly define in which topic you define a particular subsection.
The analysis of the received information is very important - if the data passed all the above filters, then they can be used.
Purposes of information use
Based on the goals of using information in the work of organizations, it can be divided into tactical, strategic and operational.
strategic information necessary for long-term planning, solving global problems and finding ways to develop the organization. At first glance, it may not be related to the activities of the company, but at the same time determine its fate. For example, it could be political events or environmental changes in your area. Strategic data relates to global economic trends, modern methods production (raw materials, technologies), actors in your market sector (competitors, clients, partners).
What a strategic database might look like:
- development in different countries the sector of industry (or other business) in which your company operates;
- external factors (ecology, availability of raw materials, cost of goods and services on the market);
- study the areas of application of your product.
tactical information. If the strategic goals of the company determine its direction (where?), then the tactical ones determine the path (how?). Tactical information helps in planning to overcome competition, scale up production, bring new products to market, and introduce new technologies.
The tactical database may have the following structure:
- products (study of similar products of competitors, the introduction of new products and the removal of irrelevant goods from circulation, the compliance of new products with the legislation of the country);
- increase in production volumes (is the growth in popularity of your product on the market predicted, what are the expected costs and incomes, the behavior of competitors);
- entering the foreign market (economic, political and socio-cultural environment);
- study of factors influencing the development of the company (competitors, licensing and patenting, types of products in demand, competition territories).
Operative information includes databases useful for solving urgent issues: the search for new suppliers or points of sale, sudden threats to the existence of the company (subcontractor bankruptcy, loss of large customers). Such databases consist of information that can be quickly applied to difficult situations. It is important that the data be as accurate as possible, because during the crisis, the fate of the enterprise may depend on it.
How to search for information?
Today there is so much information that it finds us more often than we find it. Still, it is important to define right principles information retrieval work.
In this case, work with sources of information comes to the fore, that is, their discovery, verification of the veracity and usefulness of the information provided. Among the sources of information are:
- Media sources: Internet and mass media (newspapers, television);
- Highly specialized sources (methodical manuals and scientific works specialists in a particular field of knowledge);
- Living sources (specialists, colleagues, partners who can provide the necessary information).
It is preferable to have several reliable permanent sources that can be consulted on various issues, and for those that are used for the first time, develop a method for quickly and accurately checking the reliability, relevance and value of the information provided.
How to store information?
You must decide how you will store the information so that it is on identical media, and not scattered across different disks, flash drives, computers and paper documents.
By the way, about paper. Today, few people store data in the form of printed documents - electronic versions take up much less space, they are easier to search for, they can be edited and quickly copied, sent by mail and dumped on media. But there are many professions where the preservation of paper documents is a prerequisite, and we will talk about this a little lower. But first of all, let's touch on the ways of storing electronic information.
As you know, equipment regularly fails, so in addition to the originals, you need to have copies on your work or home PC, and preferably two. You can copy documents to a second computer or laptop, from work to home or vice versa. If we are talking about text documents, then all your many years of work can easily fit on a flash drive - you can make two copies. The disks are already starting to lose their positions, and besides, they have a significant drawback - after long-term storage or repeated use, they become unsuitable for launching, they may not be read by the drive. Of course, you can make copies on disks, but they should not be the only ones.
Cloud storage services for personal data are very convenient. The largest mail sites provide a free cloud - Yandex.Disk, Google.Disk, [email protected]. There are also paid services where your information will be more protected. The advantage is that you have access to your data from anywhere in the world where there is an Internet connection. But this method is not absolutely reliable either - a service failure may occur, hacker attack, and then your files will be inaccessible.
Therefore, as already mentioned, store information in several copies at once. Once, because of my carelessness, I happened to find myself in a most unpleasant situation. Very important files for work were stored on two computers. And suddenly, one of them had a hard drive (without the possibility of further recovery), and the other had an operating system crash. When we received the second computer with the OS installed, we discovered that the unfortunate tuner formatted drive D. The information stored on two media was irretrievably lost.
Know that in this case, caution and thrift cannot be superfluous: one original and two copies - Golden Rule data storage.
Most government and legal institutions still keep their records as paper documents - despite the convenience of electronic copies, this option is much more reliable. Therefore, the following recommendations will apply to both electronic and paper media.
Three zones
The most convenient way to work with information is to arrange documents in such a way that they can be found quickly and easily. It is necessary to create three working zones, each of which will correspond to the frequency of information access.
The first zone is the data that you access daily, it should be at hand. In the case of both types of media, they are located on the desktop.
If we talk about the desktop of a computer, then it is not recommended to store the files themselves on it. The fact is that this section is located directly in operating system Windows and located on the system drive C. If the computer fails, data from the system drive may be completely or partially lost. For the same reason, it is better not to store information in "My Documents" - they are also located in the OS. In case of problems, it is easier to save files from other local drives (D, E), so store the information of the first zone on these drives by displaying shortcuts on the desktop.
The second zone is information that you use periodically, but not daily. In the office, these can be peripheral zones and desktop drawers, in the electronic version - storing documents on non-system local drives without displaying shortcuts on the desktop.
The third zone is the archive. It contains documents that you have worked with in the past and that you may need in the future: to verify authorship, to use the information they contain, and for other purposes. In the computer version, this will most likely be the "Archive" folder, located at the root of the local disk, and in the paper version - shelving, cabinets, a separate cabinet for storing folders with documents.
For electronic media, an important rule is: save files in common extensions that can be read by all analogues and versions of programs.
Try to store information in identical ways. For example, if you decide to keep one copy on a cloud service and the second on a flash drive, then follow your decision, and do not scatter copies across different media. If some of the copies are on disks, some on the second PC, some on flash drives and another part in the cloud, then you will simply get confused. There should be no more than two types of media for storing copies.
The same goes for paper documents - there are many ways to capture data on paper, but you should choose only the most acceptable for you: documents printed on a printer, photocopies, handwritten statements, etc.
Do not forget that the work of processing information includes the fourth, unnamed zone - this is a trash can (at least real, at least virtual). If the information is outdated, if you are sure that it will not be useful, if it is not related to work - ruthlessly delete it from your living space, otherwise you will simply not be able to deal with the blockages of accumulated data later.
Classification
If you have to navigate large amounts of information (more often this applies to archives), then break it into sections. These can be topics (“Landscapes”, “Animals”, “People”) - this is how photographers store their archives. You can create a classification by time intervals: for example, a folder with a year, and in it - folders by months. If chronology is important in your work, then you can easily remember which period this information belongs to and find it by date - this is how journalists store information. If your work has a lot of titles or names, you can sort them into alphabetical folders - for example, by the last names of clients.
There are many professions where it is convenient to use all three classification methods: for example, an archive is stored in chronological order, working materials are divided by topic, and in the Clients folder there is an alphabetical catalog.
Such a system can definitely be organized in the case of paper documents - create thematic folders with inscriptions on the spines, mark them different colors or numbers.
It happens that the information received does not fit into your concept of data location. What to do? The first option is to create a new topic, the second is to create the “Other” section, where information that does not fit other topics is stored, and the third is to leave the information “to lie down”. After a while, you will be able to understand to which topic it should be attributed or thrown out altogether.
To know how to work with information effectively, you need to learn how to process it correctly. After you have carried out the initial analysis, arranged and classified the information, you need to determine the most convenient ways to assimilate it.
In what form does information come to us? These are printed literature (books, magazines, newspapers), videos, audio recordings and electronic documents. By the way, most printed documents exists in electronic format, and you can choose how it is more convenient for you to work with information. Older people are more accustomed to flipping through tangible pages; young people find it easier to get a tablet with a reading program.
As for news, they can also be obtained from paper and electronic sources- from newspapers or from information sites. Usually, preference is given to news portals, since news appears there very quickly and the amount of incoming information is not limited by bands. Disadvantage - the newsmen of the Internet portals usually spread the news first, and then check them. And sometimes they don’t check at all - so you need to be able to navigate the flow of informational garbage. In newspapers, information is more verified and, due to the limited volume, the most important news is collected.
A very convenient method of working with information is audio files. With a voice recorder, you can dictate data, then convert it to text format. This is very convenient in cases where you need to record information very quickly and there is no time to write or print. By the way, some of the information can be stored in audio files if there is no need to provide them to someone in printed form.
Information for study or familiarization can be obtained by listening to audio recordings - many books and trainings have been translated into audio format. This saves a lot of time: audiobooks can be listened to on the go, they are not afraid of insufficient lighting, while you have your hands free and you can do some simple work, such as homework.
Internet mail is an important source of receiving and transmitting information. Try to check your inbox every morning, sorting your mail right away. Send the unnecessary to "Spam" (by making this mark, you will no longer receive letters from this addresser), and distribute the rest in order of importance. Something needs to be answered immediately, and some letters need to lie down until clarification or additional information is obtained.
The ability to work with information involves daily manipulations aimed at sorting and processing incoming data. Do not let letters and unprocessed documents stale. Periodically sort out the "Other" folder, where information is stored that you still do not know what to do with. If they are not needed for a long time - throw them away.
Keep up with the times. There are many devices and programs that allow you to optimize the work with information. Do not spare money and time, acquire them and learn how to use them - it will definitely pay off.
By learning how to work with information correctly, you can free up a considerable amount of time that was previously spent wandering in the forest of scattered information and facts. And time is a very valuable working material that can be used for self-development, advanced training or expanding your business.
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CITATION
- Quote (English citation) - a verbatim excerpt from a text, provided with a link to a source published earlier.
- Citation is one way to tell readers that some of the material in your work came from another source.
- The citation provides readers with the information they need to re-search for the source:
- information about the author;
- title of the document;
- publication date;
- number of pages of material;
- and etc.
WHEN IS A CITATION NEEDED?
- ALWAYS when you take someone else's ideas or words, you need to show their source.
- The following situations almost always require a citation:
- when you use quotes;
- when paraphrasing ideas;
- in the case of using an idea already expressed earlier;
- when you mention someone else's work;
- when any work had a significant impact on the formation of your own ideas.
- use a fragment of the material, and not the entire material;
- clearly (with quotation marks) highlight the beginning and end of the quoted fragment;
- indicate the full name of the Author or Authors (as complete as possible);
- indicate the exact title of the work;
- if an electronic document is used, indicate the exact link to the source web page (and not to the main page of the site from which the material was taken).
HAC RF
- “When writing a dissertation, the applicant must cite the author and source from where he borrows materials or individual results.
- “When using in the dissertation ideas or developments belonging to co-authors with whom scientific papers were written, the applicant is obliged to note this in the dissertation.”
- "The specified references should also be made in relation to the scientific works of the applicant, performed by him both in co-authorship and alone."
- “In the case of using borrowed material without reference to the author and source of borrowing, the dissertation is withdrawn from consideration, regardless of the stage of its consideration, without the right to re-defend.”
Regulations on the procedure for awarding academic degrees: approved. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of January 30, 2002 N 74 Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of January 30, 2002 N 74
Russian Science Citation Index - RSCI
- RSCI is a specialized information product that collects and processes complete bibliographic information about scientific articles and other scientific publications, annotations and article lists of literature cited in articles.
- RSCI data help to conduct an objective assessment of the activities of various scientific and educational organizations, research teams and individual researchers, as well as to determine the impact factors of periodicals.
- A prerequisite is a unified format for the design of reference lists of references - in in accordance with GOST R 7.0.5_2008 "Bibliographic reference"(Regulation RSCI).
- A dissertation is a scientific work and references in it are drawn up in accordance with the specified GOST. Dissertations are included in the RSCI.
- This standard has been developed taking into account the main regulatory provisions of the international standard ISO 690:1987 “Documentation. Bibliographic links. Content, form and structure” (ISO 690:1987 “Information and documentation – Bibliographic references – Content, form and structure”) and the international standard ISO 690-2:1997 “Information and documentation. Bibliographic links. Part 2. Electronic documents and parts thereof" (ISO 690-2:1997 "Information and documentation - Bibliographic references - Part 2: Electronic documents or parts thereof").
- APPROVED AND INTRODUCED BY Order of the Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology dated April 28, 2008 No. 95-st.
DIFFERENCES GOST 7.1 - 2003 and GOST R 7.0.5 - 2008
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION AND REFERENCE
- Bibliographic description - a set of bibliographic information about a document, its component part or group of documents, given according to certain rules and necessary and sufficient for the general characteristics and identification of the document. General requirements for the bibliographic description of the document and the rules for its compilation are determined by GOST 7.1-2003 . "Bibliographic record. Bibliographic description. General requirements and compilation rules". Compiled without connection with the text.
- Bibliographic reference - a set of bibliographic information about the cited, considered or mentioned in the text of the document by another document, necessary and sufficient for its general characteristics, identification and search. Compiled on the basis of the principle of conciseness in accordance with the requirements of GOST R 7.0.5-2008. Mandatory connection with the text of the work - citation.
ELEMENTS and SIGNS
- The rules for presenting elements of a bibliographic description in a reference are carried out in accordance with GOST 7.1-2003 and GOST 7.82-2000. In this case, the form of a brief description is allowed.
- Elements and areas in the bibliographic description are preceded by prescribed punctuation marks (according to the old terminology, conventional separators). Unlike ordinary grammatical signs, prescribed punctuation marks perform the identification functions of areas and elements. The title is separated from the description by a dot. Description areas are separated from each other by a dot and a dash.
THE FORM
- A bibliographic reference (BR) can be full or short, depending on the type of reference, its purpose, and the presence of bibliographic information in the text of the document.
- A short reference, intended only to search for a document - the object of the link, is compiled on the basis of the principle of conciseness in accordance with the requirements of this standard.
- In this manual, all examples are given in short form.
PRECAUTIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS IN THE BRIEF DESCRIPTION
- the dot and dash character separating the areas of the bibliographic description is replaced by a dot;
- abbreviation of individual words and phrases is used for all elements of the bibliographic record, with the exception of the main title of the document;
- indicate either the total length of the document (page) or information about the location of the link object in the document.
HYPHEN, MINUS, DASH IN DESCRIPTION
- hyphen ( Difficult words: economic and mathematical, black and white, etc.);
- math minus (-56, -0978.46);
- dash (a sign of prescribed punctuation in BO);
- hyphen - on the keyboard;
- minus - Ctrl + Gray;
- dash - Ctrl + Alt + Gray;
- off-text links - placed outside the text of the document or part of it, are placed after the main text;
- in the off-text bibliographic reference, bibliographic information about the document is given;
- are made using references in the text:
In the text link:
10. Berdyaev N. A. The meaning of history. M.: Thought, 2011. 175 p.
- The reference sign consists of numbers enclosed in square brackets:
- when sending in this way, in the list after the text, you must indicate the page from which the quote was taken.
Option 2.
- with such a referral, the list after the text indicates the total volume of the document (number of pages)
- references are made uniformly throughout the document.
SEVERAL OVERTEXT LINKS IN THE REFERENCE
- If the referral contains information about several links beyond the text, then the groups of information are separated by a semicolon:
Option 2
REPEAT REFERENCES
- In case of consecutive arrangement of references to the same off-text reference, the second reference is replaced by the words "Ibid" or "Ibid" (from "Ibidem") (for sources in languages with Latin script);
- If the source is the same, but the page changes, then the page number is added to the word "Ibid":
- After "Ibid" a period is put, the page is indicated by a capital "S.", and not lowercase, as in the main reference.
REFERENCE NOT TO THE ORIGINAL SOURCE
- If the text is cited not from the original source, but from another document, then the words “Cit. on:":
MENTIONING SOMEONE'S VIEWS IN A REFERENCE
- If not a quote is given, but a mention of someone's views, thoughts, ideas, but still not based on the primary source, then the words “Reported from:” are cited in the reference:
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION − BOOKS
- One
- Two authors:
- Three authors:
- Four or more authors:
Finance and credit: studies. for university students studying in economics. specialties / N.V. Baidukova [and others]; ed. M.V. Romanovsky, G.N. Beloglazova; St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance. 2nd ed., revised. and additional Moscow: Yurayt, 2011. 609 p.
PUBLISHING HOUSES TWO OR MORE
- Kovshikov V. A., Glukhov V. P. Psycholinguistics: theory speech activity: studies. allowance for students. Moscow: Astrel; Tver: AST, 2009. 319 p. (Graduate School).
- Talashkin G. N. Methods of overcoming crisis situations in the functioning of the investment and construction complex of Russia: dis. ... cand. economy Sciences: 08.00.05 - Economics and management. nar. economy (economic security; economics, organizational and management of enterprises, industries, complexes) / St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance. SPb., 2011. 159 p.
- Talashkin G. N. Methods for overcoming crisis situations in the functioning of the investment and construction complex of Russia: author. dis. ... cand. economy Sciences: 08.00.05 Economics and upr. nar. economy (economic security; economics, organizational and management of enterprises, industries, complexes - construction) / St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance. St. Petersburg: SPbGUEF, 2011. 21 p.
COLLECTION
- Information technology in business: Sat. report participants of the 3rd international conf., June 14-17, 2011, St. Petersburg / Feder. education agency, St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance, Dept. informatics; [ed. V.V. Trofimov]. St. Petersburg: Publishing House of St. Petersburg State University of Economics, 2005. 32 p.
- Strategic measures and industrial policy for the development of the Russian economy: Sat. materials of the International scientific-practical. Conf., St. Petersburg, March 15-16, 2001 / St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance; editorial board: S.R. Gidrovich (editor-in-chief) and others. St. Petersburg: Publishing house of St. Petersburg State University of Economics, 2001. 400 p.
THESES OF REPORTS
- Scientific session of the faculty, scientific staff and graduate students based on the results of research in 2009, April 21-28, 2009: brief. abstract report Part 1 / St. Petersburg. University of Economics and Finance. St. Petersburg: Publishing House of St. Petersburg University of Economics, 2010. 131 p.
MATERIALS OF CONFERENCES
- The role of the financial and credit system in the implementation of priority tasks of economic development: materials of the 2nd intern. scientific conf., 29-30 Jan. 2009: in 2 volumes. Vol. 1 / Feder. education agency, St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance; ed. V.E. Leontiev, N.P. Radkovskaya. St. Petersburg: SPbGUEF Publ., 2009. 320 p.
COLLECTION OF REGULATORY DOCUMENTS
- Legislation on competition and consumer protection: Sat. norm. acts and doc. / comp. N. N. Zakharova; ed. and intro. Art. P. V. Krasheninnikov; State Antimonopoly com. Ros. Federation. M.: Norma: INFRA-M, 1998. 781 p.
HANDBOOKS, DICTIONARIES
- Business in St. Petersburg: Entrepreneur's Handbook. SPb.: Inform.-ed. agency "Lik", 2002. 238 p.
- Shirshov E.V. Information and pedagogical technologies: key concepts: dictionary / ed. T.S. Butorina. Rostov n/a: Phoenix, 2009. 253 p.
TRANSLATION
- Altman G.S. Sale of goods: per. from English. St. Petersburg: Grin, 2009. 224 p.
VOLUME FROM THE MULTI-VOLUME EDITION
- Anthology of Russian Philosophy: in 3 volumes. T. 1 / St. Petersburg. state un-t, Philos. faculty, St. Petersburg. Phil. Ros. customs acad. named after V.B. Bobkov, St. Petersburg. University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Acad. humanitarian. sciences; editorial board: A.F. Zamaleev [et al.] St. Petersburg: Sensor, 2000. 639 p.
- Fitzgerald F. Selected works: in 3 volumes: per. from English. T.1. M.: Artist. lit., 2009. 445 p.
DEPOSITED WORK
- Dneprova T.D. Transformation of incomes of the population and their state regulation/ St. Petersburg. state University of Economics and Finance. SPb., 2010. 214 p. Dep. In INION RAN 06.10.2010, no. 99076.
REVIEW
- Grishchenkov A.I. Socio-economic conditions for adaptation of migrants in the countryside // Problems of APK. - 1996. - No. 10. - S. 29-34. - Rec. on the book: Improving the efficiency of agro-industrial production in the conditions of modern forms of management. - Voronezh, 1995. - 223 p.
REVIEW
- OECD Economic Reviews. Russian Federation, 2005 / Center for Cooperation with Countries in Transition, Org. economy cooperation and development. M.: TsISN, 2005. 218 p.
- Economy and politics of Russia and neighboring countries: analyt. review, Apr. 2009 / Ros. acad. Sciences, Institute of World Economy and International. relations. M.: IMEMO, 2009. 42 p.
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES
- Management accounting / Anthony A. Atkinson. 5th ed. Pearson: Prentice Hall, 2007. 656 p.
- Weber J. Logistikmanagement. Stuttgart: Schaffer-Poeschel, 1998. XV, 392 s.
WEBSITE
- Bank of Russia: [website]. URL: http://www.cbr.ru/ (date of access: 05/11/2011).
ANALYTICAL DESCRIPTION - ARTICLE
- Mokhov P., Parov R. Retail turnover planning // Marketing in trade. 2009. No. 5. S. 44−56.
- Grishchenkov A.I., Glushak N.V. Status and prospects for the development of the innovation sphere in Russia // Questions of Economics and Law. 2011. №1. pp. 12–26.
- Drozdovskaya L. P., Rozhkov Yu. V. Nikiforov IN Information and credit market: formation and regulation // Banking. 2010. No. 7. S. 57−63.
- Baigulov R.M. Development of the scientific and technical potential of the region // Economics of agricultural enterprises. 2010. No. 3. S. 13−15.
REGULATORY DOCUMENT
- On countering terrorism: Feder. law Ros. Federation dated March 6, 2006 No. 35-FZ: adopted by the State. Duma Feder. Sobr. Ros. Federation 26 Feb. 2006: Approved Federation Council Feder. Sobr. Ros. Federation March 1, 2006 // Ros. gas. - 2006. - March 10.
FROM THE MATERIALS OF THE CONFERENCE
- Improving the process of teaching and educating students on the basis of psychological and social research / A. I. Grishchenkov [et al.] // Achievement of science and best practices in production and educational process: materials of scientific and practical. Conf., October 10 – 12, 2010, Bryansk, 2010, pp. 12−16.
FROM THE COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC WORKS
- Grishchenkov A. I., Bogdanovsky V. A. Determination of the complex of adaptive characteristics of migrants in the village. scientific tr. - St. Petersburg, 2010. S. 18−25.
FROM THE ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS
- Grishchenkov A.I. Restoration of the labor potential of a small village // Problems of agrarian policy and market development in the Russian Federation: abstract. report intl. scientific-practical. Conf., April 21 - 23, 2009. Rostov-on-Don, 2009. P. 18−24.
THE FEDERAL LAW
- On the organization of the provision of state and municipal services: the federal law dated 27.07.2010 N 210-FZ // Collection of legislation of the Russian Federation. 2010. N 31. Art. 4179.
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
- Compilation objects bibliographic reference there are also electronic resources of local and remote access.
- Links are both to electronic resources as a whole (electronic documents, databases, portals, sites, etc.) and to component parts electronic resources(sections and parts of electronic documents, portals, websites, publications in electronic serials, etc.).
PECULIARITIES
If links to electronic resources are included in an array of links containing information about documents of various types, then the links, as a rule, indicate the general designation of the material for electronic resources: [Electronic resource]
- Avilova L.I. Development of metal production in the era of early metal (Eneolithic - late Bronze Age) [Electronic resource]: state of the problem and prospects for research // Vestn. RFBR. 1997. No. 2. URL: http://www.rfbr.ru/pics/22394ref/file.pdf (date of access: 19.09.2007).
DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ELECTRONIC RESOURCE
- If it is impossible to determine the date of publication or creation from the screen title page of an electronic resource of remote access (network resource), then the earliest and latest dates of creation of the resource that could be identified should be indicated.
ACCESS MODE
For remote access electronic resources, a note is given about the access mode, in which it is allowed to use the abbreviation "URL" (Uniform Resource Locator - Uniform Resource Locator) instead of the words "Access Mode" (or their equivalent in another language) to designate an electronic address:
DATE OF THE APPLICATION
- Date of access to the document - the date when the person making the link opened this document, and this document was available.
- The date of circulation is given in parentheses and indicate the day, month and year:
ARTICLE - ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT
- Brichkina R. I. Commerce in transport // Transport: online journal. 2008. URL: http://www.trans.ru/ (date of access: 11.05.2009).
- Grade Russian leaders and the state of affairs in the Russian Federation. 07/22/2009 // Levada Center: [website]. URL: http://www.levada.ru/press/html/ (date of access: 25.07.2009).
- Investments will remain raw // PROGNOSIS.RU: daily. Internet ed. Jan 25, 2006 URL: http://www.prognosis.ru (date of access: 19.03.2007).
CODE FROM REFERENCE LEGAL SYSTEMS
- Civil Code of the Russian Federation (part four) dated December 18, 2006 N 230-FZ (as amended on October 4, 2010) // Consultant Plus. Legislation.
- Labor Code of the Russian Federation of December 30, 2001 N 197-FZ (as amended on December 29, 2010) (as amended and supplemented, effective from January 7, 2011). Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06.06.2011).
CONSTITUTION
- The Constitution of the Russian Federation (adopted by popular vote on December 12, 1993) (subject to amendments introduced by the Laws of the Russian Federation on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation of December 30, 2008 N 6-FKZ, of December 30, 2008 N 7-FKZ). Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
ORDER
- On approval of the tax declaration form for excises on tobacco products and the procedure for its completion: order of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation of November 14, 2006 N 146n (as amended of June 17, 2011). Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
THE FEDERAL LAW
- On courts of general jurisdiction in the Russian Federation: federal constitutional law of 02/07/2011 N 1-FKZ (as amended on 06/01/2011). Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
GOVERNMENT DECISION
- On the rates of customs fees for customs clearance of goods: Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 28, 2004 N 863 (as amended on July 20, 2011). Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
LETTER
- On the issues of setting tariffs for the population by regulated organizations, including VAT: information letter of the Federal Tariff Service of the Russian Federation dated 08.08.2011 N SN-6273/5. Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
INSTRUCTIONS
- Instructions on accounting and reporting for use financial resources for measures to eliminate emergency situations and their consequences from the reserve fund of the Government of the Russian Federation for the elimination of the consequences of emergency situations: approved. Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation N 34-19-3, Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation N 61, Ministry of Economy of the Russian Federation N VM-173 / 37-25 05.05.1994. Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
- Guidelines for the transition to the chart of accounts of budget accounting, applied from January 1, 2011: approved. Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation. The document has not been published. Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
ST. PETERSBURG LAW
- On the delimitation of powers of bodies state power Petersburg in the field of railway transport on the territory of St. Petersburg: Law of St. Petersburg dated October 20, 2010 N 525-122. Access from the reference legal system "ConsultantPlus" (date of access: 06/05/2011).
- Moscow Kremlin [Electronic resource]: three-dimensional. guide. Moscow: New Disk, 2007. CD-ROM.
- Prices and pricing [Electronic resource]: electron. textbook / E Vasilyeva and others; ed. V.E. Esipov. M.: KNORUS, 2010. DVD
FROM DB ID GREBENNIKOV
- Kurbatova A., Kuznetsova A. Marketing business simulation Markstrat // Strategic management. 2011. No. 2. URL: http: //grebennikon.ru/article-nz7n.html (date of access: 06/05/2011).
FROM EBSCO DB
- 2011 HALF TIME REPORT // Newsweek. July 4, 2011. p. 64-72. Academic Search Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed August 12, 2011).
- Brimson J. Management paradigm: The untapped power of process laws // Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance (Wiley) 2011. 22, no. 3. p. 33-44. Business Source Complete, EBSCOhost (accessed 08/12/2011).
FROM DB "POLPRED"
- McLean S. Business Communication for Success // POLPRED.COM. 2010. URL: http://polpred.com/3309 (date of access: 06/05/2011).
- St. Petersburg real estate market is recovering: press review August 11, 2011 // POLPRED.COM. 2011. URL: http://polpred.com/id=387198 (Accessed: 06/05/2011).
FROM UIS RUSSIA
- O industrial production in January-July 2011 // UIS Russia. URL: http://www.gks.ru/bgd/172.htm (date of access: 06/05/2011).
- Number of students educational institutions higher professional education // Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators - 2010 / federal Service state statistics. UIS RUSSIA. URL: http://www.gks.ru/regl06-18-1.htm (date of access: 06/05/2011).
FROM WORLD BANK
- Love I. Corporate Governance and Performance around the World: What We Know and What We Don‘t // World Bank Research Observer. 2011. Volume 26, Issue 1. URL: http://elibrary.worldbank.org/content//1564-6971 (accessed 06/05/2011).
- Gruwth of consumption and investment // World Development Indicators 2010. URL: http://data.worldbank.org/section4.pdf (accessed 05.06.2011).
REGULATORY DOCUMENTS OF THE SIBID SYSTEM
GOST R 7.0.5–2008 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCE. General requirements and drafting rules
- GOST 7.0–99 Information and library activities, bibliography. Terms and Definitions.
- GOST 7.1–2003 Bibliographic description. General requirements and rules for compilation.
- GOST 7.11–2004 Bibliographic record. Abbreviation of words and phrases in foreign European languages.
- GOST 7.12–93 Bibliographic record. Abbreviation of words in Russian. General requirements and rules.
- GOST 7.60–2003 Editions. Main types. Terms and Definitions.
- GOST 7.80–2000 Bibliographic record. Title. General requirements and rules for compilation.
- GOST 7.82–2001 Bibliographic record. Bibliographic description of electronic resources. General requirements and rules for compilation.
- GOST 7.83–2001 Electronic publications. Main types and output information.
RELATED QUESTIONS CAN BE ASKED:
- Mats Lyubov Viktorovna - Deputy Director of the Library, room. 1026, tel. 710-56-77, e-mail: [email protected] , [email protected]
- Scientific and bibliographic department - room. 1024, e-mail: [email protected]
In the process of preparing and conducting any study, five main stages can be distinguished:
Stage of accumulation of scientific information: bibliographic search for scientific information, study of documents, main sources of the topic, compilation of a literature review, selection of research aspects;
Formulation of the topic, goals and objectives of the study, definition of the problem, justification of the object and subject, goals, main tasks, research hypotheses;
Theoretical research - substantiation of directions, choice of a general methodology, methods, development of a concept, parameters, formulation of research conclusions;
Conducting an experiment - developing a program, methodology, obtaining and analyzing data, formulating conclusions and research results;
Registration of the results of scientific research, conclusions, recommendations, clarification of scientific novelty and practical significance.
As you can see, the study begins with an analysis of information materials on the chosen topic. Information is divided into:
Survey (secondary) review of scientific materials;
Relerative, which is contained in the descriptions of the prototypes of scientific problems;
Abstract (secondary), which is contained in annotations, summaries, abstracts;
Signal (secondary) - data of the previous message;
Reference (secondary) - systematized brief information in any branch of knowledge.
Therefore, when processing information, it can be divided into two groups.
Primary information is the initial information, which is the result of direct sociological experimental research, the study of practical experience (these are the actual data collected by the researcher, their analysis and verification).
Secondary information is the result of analytical processing and publication of information on the research topic (these are published documents, a review of information on the topic). It:
Information publications (signal information, abstract journals, express information, reviews);
Reference literature (encyclopedias, dictionaries);
Catalogs and file cabinets;
Bibliographic publications (schemes 10,11).
This information serves as a theoretical and experimental foundation, the basis for conducting scientific research, is proof of the scientific validity of its work, reliability and novelty.
Scheme 10. Scheme of the process of collecting and analyzing scientific information.
Scheme 11. General scheme collection and analysis of scientific information.
Reliability is sufficient correctness, proof that the named result (law, set of facts) is true, correct. The reliability of the results and conclusions is substantiated by experiment, logical proof, analysis of literary and archival sources, tested in practice. There are three groups of methods for proving reliability: analytical, experimental confirmation of practice.
Analytical methods belong to the most important methods of scientific knowledge. their essence is the proof of the result through logical, mathematical transformations, analysis of statistical data, published and unpublished documents (accounting, planning, analytical, questionnaire).
During the experiment, scientific research is carried out, theoretical and experimental results are compared. When comparing the scientific result with practice, it is necessary to match the theoretical provisions with the phenomena that are observed in practical situations. Therefore, to study the theoretical foundations of the research topic, a deep study of information sources is required.
Knowledge of published information allows you to better comprehend the scientific and practical material of other scientists, researchers, to identify the level of knowledge of a particular topic, to prepare a review of the literature on the topic. The researcher receives the necessary scientific information in libraries and bodies of scientific and technical information.
The forms of customer service in libraries are almost the same everywhere:
Reference and bibliographic service;
Reading room;
Loan or interlibrary loan (ILO);
Correspondence subscription;
Production of photos and photocopies;
Microfilm production.
To process sources on the selected topic, the information retrieval apparatus of the library is used.
Libraries use an information retrieval language (IPL) of a library-bibliographic type: universal decimal classification (UDC) and library-bibliographic classification (VBC).
UDC systematizes all human knowledge in 10 sections, where each section has ten divisions, and so on. In addition, each new concept receives its own numerical index.
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The code designation indexes all scientific knowledge, phenomena, concepts. And each new knowledge finds its place when it arises. Depending on the needs of the division of the information retrieval language, other signs are added to the main indices, which increases the specialization of the UDC. For ease of perception, every three characters are separated by a dot (for example: 53376).
For many years UDC has been used as the most perfect classification of knowledge. But subsequently, the emergence of new concepts in the scientific and practical activities of people led to the introduction of library and bibliographic classification (LBC), which has a different system for classifying and indexing human knowledge. The main part of its alphanumeric indexes is based on the decimal principle. The main sections of the LBC are distributed in 21 departments, each of which has its own index with capital letters of the Russian alphabet, for example:
Knowledge indices Name of knowledge indices
B Natural sciences
In Physical and mathematical sciences
D Chemical sciences
D etc. Geosciences, etc.
These information retrieval languages are used in the organization of library collections. Catalogs are the basis of the library's information retrieval apparatus. This is arranged in alphabetical order of the publication description card. In the alphabetical catalog - by the names of authors and titles of publications, regardless of their content; in the subject - cards with descriptions of literary sources are grouped by subject headings, also in alphabetical order the main catalogs are formed according to the principle of the alphabet or according to the principle of systematization of knowledge. In addition to the main directories, auxiliary directories are created: a catalog of periodicals, card indexes of articles and reviews. The main catalogs are systematic and alphabetical.
Alphabetical catalogs contain cards for books arranged in alphabetical order of authors' surnames or titles, while the first letter of the word for which the description is being taken is taken first, then the second, and so on.
Systematic catalogs contain cards for books, in which the titles of works are arranged by branches of knowledge, in accordance with the current classification of science.
Subject catalogs contain cards with titles of works from specific problems and questions of the same content.
To use catalogs, you need to know the principle of their construction well.
The leading place belongs to the alphabetical catalog. They can be used to determine which works of a particular author are available in the library. The cards of the catalog are arranged according to the first word of the bibliographic description of the book: the last name of the author or the title of a book that does not have an author. If the first words match, the cards are placed behind the second word. Cards of authors with the same last name - alphabetically by their initials.
In the systematic catalogs, the cards are grouped in a logical order by subject matter. The sequence of map placement corresponds to a certain bibliographic classification - UDC or LBC.
The reference apparatus of the systematic catalog includes reference links, reference cards and an alphabetical and subject index. The link indicates where the literature from a nearby or related issue is located (“see also”), starting cards (“see”) show in which department the literature on this issue is located.
The subject catalog concentrates similar materials in one place, which is very convenient for the researcher.
The key to the library directories are bibliographic indexes. They can be different in their tasks, content and form. To determine the state of knowledge of the topic, you need to refer to information publications that are issued by institutes and services of scientific and technical information, information centers, libraries and cover all sectors of the national economy. Here you can get acquainted not only with information about printed works, but also with embedded ideas and facts. they are characterized by the novelty of the information presented, the completeness of the coverage of sources and the availability of a reference apparatus, which facilitates the search and systematization of literature.
The collection and processing of these materials in Ukraine is carried out by the Book Chamber of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Institute of Scientific, Technical and Economic Information (Ukrintei), the National Library of Ukraine. V.I.Vernadsky and other library and information institutions of the national or regional level.
The bulk of the publications of these institutions is divided into three types:
Bibliographic;
Abstract;
Overview.
Bibliographic publications show what has been issued on the issue of interest to the researcher; often these are signal pointers without annotations and abstracts. Their value lies in the promptness of information about the publication of domestic and foreign literature.
Abstract publications contain publications of abstracts with a summary of the content of the primary document, factual data and conclusions (express information, abstract journals, collections, etc.), for example: RJ “Economics. Economic Sciences. Bibliographic indexes are published by the Book Chamber of Ukraine: “Chronicle of Books”, “Chronicle of Newspaper Articles”, “New Editions of Ukraine”, etc.
For the search and analysis of literature published in past years, there is a retrospective bibliography, the purpose of which is the preparation and dissemination of bibliographic information about publications for a certain period of time in the past. These can be: thematic reviews, price lists of publishers, attached literature lists, etc.
Along with the information publications of the NTI bodies, for information retrieval, automated information retrieval systems, databases and data banks, and the Internet should be used. Through the Internet service, you can get a variety of information. It is no coincidence that they say that the Internet knows everything.
In recent years, there has been a significant development state system collection, processing, storage, effective search and transmission of information using modern computer technology. The development of a methodology for creating effective information systems is carried out by the science of informatics, which has a number of specific areas of development:
Technical creation of automated information retrieval systems;
Software for computers with programs for users;
Algorithmic - development of algorithms for the maintenance of databases and data banks.
A set of unified information and services presented in a standardized form is called an information product - these are specialized regulatory publications, state standards, building codes, etc.
The accumulation and storage of large information arrays - databases, allows you to systematize documents according to the characteristics of a certain subject, as well as form data banks for the operational multi-purpose use of relevant information.
In recent years, the use of information WEB-pages of computers has become quite popular.
Isn't the WEB a counterbalance to the library?
This network provides an opportunity to change the most important foundations for the creation, dissemination and application of knowledge in the world - in short time. Millions of people use the WEB for quick information search, verification and discussion.
The Internet and the WEB are becoming an information source for millions of people. In addition, these are most often children of school age. These future adults are learning how to accumulate and work with information, and for most of them this network is more attractive than a library or a teacher. Why?
Its attractiveness is that users have access to information without any help, participation or guidance of a second person (teacher, librarian) and can be used at any time of the day, no need to go anywhere, especially since information can be obtained when needed.
And yet the WEB is not a universal replacement for the library.
What are the disadvantages of WEB?
1. Not all information is posted on the WEB pages, but what is very short in volume, the content contained in digital form is very limited compared to printed materials.
2. WEB - does not always meet the standards of reliability. Most of the materials published without reviews, without verification, guarantees (for example, in medicine, these are the thoughts and visions of individual authors).
C. WEB - has no cataloging (description of content, form) is only a minimal structure of information materials.
4. An effective search for information on fundamental scientific knowledge, and it is more suitable for sharing fresh information and communication.
In the future, the library will exist as:
Specially established funds of documents that should be located in the premises of libraries;
As a physical space for non-digital content and as a hotspot for those who cannot afford to have necessary funds to receive information;
The accumulation of metadata or descriptions of the content of materials, for reference and ease of retrieval of information;
Preservation of documents and associated metadata;
Scope of access and instruction services.
The functioning of automated information processing systems (ASOI) is based on the machine transformation of information from the corresponding problem. ACOІ is used in the research process in connection with the growth of information volumes to such limits when it is impossible to investigate any problem without a computer. The structure of the information system includes a data bank: a file, a file section, a set of files grouped in a data bank.
The data bank is a set of files grouped in data arrays.
It is known that in the practice of international organizations in the process of exchanging information and in solving problems of international economic, scientific, technical, cultural, sports and other relations, abbreviated names of countries are used - blocks of alphabetic and numerical identification of countries.
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has developed codes for each country.
With regard to Ukraine, the following blocks of alphabetic and numeric identification are traditionally used:
The two-letter alphabetic code of Ukraine-UA is recommended by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for international exchanges, which makes it possible to form visual associations with the common name of Ukraine without any reference to its geographical position or status;
The triliteral serial number - 804 - is assigned by the statistical bureau of the United Nations and is used for statistical calculations.
These Ukrainian identification blocks are fixed for use by the International Organization for Standardization in the NSO 3166-88 standard “Codes for representing named countries”.
The UN in its work also uses these three blocks of identification of Ukraine.
Sources of information are such systems, the components of which ensure the placement, integrity and availability of information for its intended purpose.
Depending on the type of object you are interested in, sources can be classified in some way.
Types of information sources
1. open or relatively accessible;
2. semi-open (not completely classified, but controlled by someone);
3. closed.
Sources of information can be:
1. knowledgeable people;
2. documents;
3. means of wired and wireless communication.
Knowledgeable persons are those people who clearly or potentially have the necessary information. These are sources of information such as:
1) Experts, i.e. individuals whose professional contacts and knowledge (work, hobbies) allow them to orient themselves in the issue of interest. They can give out basic materials, bring to new sources of information.
2) Informants are individuals from the enemy grouping who supply material about the activities of their employer. The veracity of the materials they provide can be quite high.
3) Frightened - these are all knowledgeable people who provide information under duress. In this case, the truth of what is reported is not guaranteed.
4) Agents are trusted people who are in the environment of the object. The reliability of the data they provide depends on their individual qualities.
Sources of information, which are knowledgeable people, may be other persons who accidentally own the necessary data.
Documents as sources of information:
1) Official documents characterizing the object.
2) Archives and business papers.
3) Computer information carriers - databases, disks, flash drives, etc., from which you can print the necessary information.
4) Personal archives and papers - notebooks, notes on calendars, etc.
5) Garbage - accidentally lost or discarded drafts and notes.
6) Promulgated information is publications in newspapers, on Internet sites, television and radio stories, lectures and speeches read by someone.
Technical means of communication
Information sources can be means of wired and wireless communication (various technical means of processing and
These include:
1) Wired telephones. In this case, we are given information or it is listened to by special services in order to find out what interests them. At the same time, there is the possibility of wiretapping not only telephone conversations, but also what is said during closed doors with the handset on the lever.
2) Mobile communications and pagers. Such devices are available for listening by conventional over-the-air radio interception with an appropriate scanner, if there is no special protection.
3) Telegraph, telefax, teletype. Through the channels of such devices, graphic and symbolic information circulates, which is displayed on paper, which is very convenient in business communications and relationships.
4) Personal radio stations that are used for civil and service radio communications. If the object does not provide special means protection, then intercepting signals from such a radio station does not make much effort.
5) Many organizations have local networks for communication between computers with Internet access. This allows you to connect to the cable and "count" the information that is in the memory of the computer itself, and that which is transmitted over the network.
Please note that the information required to right decision, usually either expensive or not available at all. The cost of information must include the time spent by managers and subordinates to collect it. Therefore, it remains to be seen how significant the benefit of this information is.