EN ISO 9707:1994
(Main)Information and documentation - Statistics on the production and distribution of books, newspapers, periodicals and electronic publications (ISO 9707:1991)
Information and documentation - Statistics on the production and distribution of books, newspapers, periodicals and electronic publications (ISO 9707:1991)
IEC 60695-7-1:2010 provides guidance on the factors which affect the toxic hazard from fires involving electrotechnical products, and provides information on the methodologies recommended by ISO TC 92 (SC 3) for estimating and reducing the toxic hazard from fires, as expressed in ISO 19706, ISO 13344 and ISO 13571. There is no single test to realistically assess toxic hazard in fires. Small-scale toxic potency tests are not capable on their own of assessing the toxic hazard in fires. Current toxicity tests attempt to measure the toxic potency of a laboratory generated fire effluent. Toxic potency should not be confused with toxic hazard. The main changes with respect to the previous edition are as follows:
- minor editorial and technical changes throughout;
- references to the ISO 9122 series have been deleted and the text throughout has been updated;
- definitions have been updated in accordance with ISO/IEC 13943:2008;
- dispersal volume is stated to be an important parameter in the assessment of toxic hazard;
- table 2 has been updated;
- figures 1 and 2 have both been updated.
This document has the status of a basic safety publication in accordance with IEC Guide 104 and ISO/IEC Guide 51.
This publication is to be read in conjunction with IEC 60695-7-2:2002.
Information und Dokumentation - Statistik zu Herstellung und Vertrieb von Büchern, Zeitungen, Zeitschriften und elektronischen Veröffentlichungen (ISO 9707:1991)
Die vorliegende Internationale Norm gibt eine Anleitung zur Erstellung von Statistiken, um vereinheitlichte Informationen über verschiedene Aspekte der Herstellung und des Vertriebs gedruckter und elektronischer Veröffentlichungen und Veröffentlichungen in Mikroform bereitzustellen (im wesentlichen Bücher, Zeitungen und Zeitschriften).
Information et documentation - Statistiques relatives à la production et à la distribution de livres, de journaux, de périodiques et de publications électroniques (ISO 9707:1991)
La CEI 60695-7-1:2010 fournit des lignes directrices sur les facteurs qui affectent le danger toxique des feux impliquant des produits électrotechniques, et fournit des informations sur les méthodologies recommandées par le TC 92 (SC 3) de l'ISO concernant l'estimation et la réduction du danger toxique des incendies, tel qu'exprimé dans l'ISO 19706, dans l'ISO 13344 et dans l'ISO 13571. Il n'y a pas d'essai unique pour évaluer de façon réaliste le danger toxique des incendies. Les essais de potentiel toxique à petite échelle ne sont pas capables en eux-mêmes d'évaluer le danger toxique des incendies. Les essais de toxicité actuels tentent de mesurer le potentiel toxique d'un effluent du feu généré en laboratoire. Il convient de ne pas confondre potentiel toxique et danger toxique. Les principales modifications par rapport à l'édition précédente sont:<
- modifications rédactionnelles et techniques mineures dans toute la norme;
- les références à la série ISO 9122 ont été supprimées et l'ensemble du texte a été mis à jour;
- les définitions ont été mises à jour, conformément à l'ISO/CEI 13943:2008;
- le volume de dispersion est spécifié comme étant un paramètre important dans l'évaluation du danger toxique;
- le Tableau 2 a été mis à jour;
- les Figures 1 et 2 ont été mises à jour.
Ce document a le statut d'une publication fondamentale de sécurité, conformément au Guide CEI 104 et au Guide ISO/CEI 51.
Cette publication doit être lue conjointement avec la CEI 60695-7-2:2002.
Informatika in dokumentacija - Statistika proizvodnje in distribucije knjig, časopisov, periodike in elektronskih publikacij (ISO 9707:1991)
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Information and documentation - Statistics on the production and distribution of books,
newspapers, periodicals and electronic publications (ISO 9707:1991)
Information und Dokumentation - Statistik zu Herstellung und Vertrieb von Büchern,
Zeitungen, Zeitschriften und elektronischen Veröffentlichungen (ISO 9707:1991)
Information et documentation - Statistiques relatives a la production et a la distribution de
livres, de journaux, de périodiques et de publications électroniques (ISO 9707:1991)
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
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INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD
First edition
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Information and documentation - Statistics on
the production and distribution of books,
newspapers, periodicals and electronie
publications
Information et documentation - Sfatistiques relatives a la production et
ZI Ia distribution de livres, de journaux, de pkiodiques et de publications
elec troniques
Reference number
ISO 9707:1991(E)
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Foreword
ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) is a worldwide
federation of national Standards bodies (ISO member bodies). The work
of preparing International Standards is normally carried out through ISO
technical committees. Esch member body interested in a subject for
which a technical committee has been established has the right to be
represented on that committee. International organizations, govern-
mental and non-governmental, in liaison with ISO, also take part in the
work. ISO collaborates closely with the International Electrotechnical
Commission (IEC) on all matters of electrotechnical standardization.
Draft International Standards adopted by the technical committees are
circulated to the member bodies for voting. Publication as an Inter-
national Standard requires approval by at least 75 % of the member
bodies casting a vote.
International Standard ISO 9707 was prepared by Technical Committee
ISO/TC 46, Information and documentation, Sub-Committee SC 8, Stat-
istics.
Annex A of this International Standard is for information only.
0 ISO 1991
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form
or by any means, electronie or mechanical, including photocopying and microfilm, without
Permission in writing from the publisher.
International Organizatlon for Standardization
Case Postale 56 l CH-1211 Geneve 20 * Switzerland
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Introduction
This International Standard is based on the UNESCO Revised rec-
ommendations concerning the international standardization of stafistics
on the production and distribution of books, newspapers and periodicals
WV) adopted by the General Conference at its twenty-third Session, in
Sofia, on 1 November 1985, and has been compiled with the close co-
Operation of UNESCO.
This International Standard aims at giving guidance to the international
publishing community on the keeping of publishing statistics. The close
cooperation between UNESCO and ISO in formulating this International
Standard has as its objective the Coordination of the International Stan-
dard and the UNESCO Recommendation, so as to minimize any possible
confusion.
lt is to be expected that, if publishers comply with the recommendations
of this International Standard, the completion of the UNESCO question-
naire, and other questionnaires relating to publishing, will be relatively
straightforward. In addition, statistics thus produced by different coun-
tries should be directly comparable.
broadened to include
The scope of this International Standard has been
micropublications and electronie publications.
The section on the statistics of electronie publications has not received
the extended treatment given to the other sections, because it is still in
its infancy. lt is anticipated that the section on electronie publications
could be revised in future, since an opportunity for revision is given ev-
ety five years.
defini tions pres ented in this International Standard are designed for
The
stati stical purposes only.
1) Bibliographie references VI to W] are shown in annex A.
. . .
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Information and documentation - Statistics on the production
and distribution of books, newspapers, periodicals and
electronie publications
c) Publications in which the text is not the most im-
1 Scope
portant Part; these include:
- printed music documents provided that the
This International Standard gives guidance on the
music is more important than the words;
keeping of statistics to provide standardized infor-
mation on various aspects of the production and
-
maps and Charts (with the exception of
and micro-
distribution of printed, electronie
atlases), e.g. astronomical Charts, hydro-
publications (essentially books, newspapers and
graphical and geographical maps, wall maps,
periodicals).
road maps, geological Surveys in map form
and topographical Plans.
For the purposes of this International Standard, the
following types of publications are excluded:
2 Definitions
a) Publications issued for advertising purposes,
For the purpose of this International Standard, the
provided that the Iiterary or scientific text is sub-
following definitions apply.
sidiary and that the publications are distributed
free of Charge; these include:
NOTES
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trade catalogues, prospectuses and other
1 Where appropriate, existing definitions, to the sources
types of commercial, industrial and tourist
of which reference is made, have been used.
advertising;
2 Terms defined are listed alphabetically in the English
and French texts. The equivalent English or French terms,
- publications advertising products or Services
as appropriate, have therefore been placed in paren-
supplied by the publisher, even though they
theses to facilitate Cross-referencing.
may describe activities or technical progress
in some branch of industry or commerce.
2.1 ancillary micropublisher: Person or esta blish-
ment for which micropublishing is a subsidiary ac-
b) Publications considered to be of a transitory
t ivity.
Character; typical examples are:
(French term: editeur occasionnel de microformes)
-
timetables, price-lists, telephone directories;
2.2 ancillary publisher: Person or establishment for
- Programmes of entertainments, exhibitions,
which publishing is a subsidiary activity.
fairs;
(French term: editeur occasionnel)
-
Company regulations, reports and directives
and circulars;
2.3 bibliographic unit: Document in print or non-
print form forming an
independent unit in a
-
calendars:
bibliographic System.
-
(French term: unite bibliographique)
electronie texts under development.
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NOTE 5 This includes, e-g. government agencies and
2.4 book: Non-periodic publication of at least 49
commercial enterprises.
pages exclusive of the cover pages, published in a
particular countty and made available to the public.
2.13 first edition: First publication of an original
(French term: livre)
document or of a transtation thereof.
(French term: Premiere Edition (Edition originale,
NOTE 3 Within the ISBN System, books include micro-
form and mixed media publications. edition princeps))
2.5 circulation figure: Average number of copies of 2.14 government publication: Document published
a publication sold and/or otherwise distributed over by a public administration or its subsidiary bodies.
a specified period.
(French term: publication offrcielle)
(French term: diffusion)
NOTE 6 Confidential documents and documents for
internal distribution are not included.
2.6 Computer file: Material (data file(s) and/or
program( stored or processed as a unit by com-
2.15 house Organ: Publication intended for the per-
Puter.
sonnel of an establishment or for its clients.
[Adapted from ISO 2382-4[11]
(French term: journal d’entreprise)
(French term: fichier informatique)
2.16 ISBN (International Standard Book Number):
Number which identifies internationally one title, or
2.7 corporate body: Group of persons of whatever
edition of a title, from one specific publisher and is
legal Status which is identified by a particular name
unique to that title or edition.
and acts as an entity.
[Adapted from ISO 5127-3A) t4l-J
(French term: collectivite)
(French term: ISBN (Numero international normalise
2.8 document: Recorded information which tan be
du livre))
treated as a unit in a documentation process re-
gardless of its physical form and characteristics.
2.17 microfiche: Microform in the shape of a rec-
tangular sheet of film having one or more micro-
[Adapted from ISO 5127-1 t21 J
images, usually arranged in a grid Pattern with a
heading area across the top.
(French term: document)
[Adapted from ISO 5127-11 [SI]
2.9 electronie publication: Document published in
machine-readable form and made available to the
(French term: microfiche)
public.
2.18 microfilm: Microform on roll or Strip bearing
(French term: publication electronique)
microimages in a linear arrangement.
NOTE 4 Includes published data files and applications
[Adapted from ISO 5127-11 1511
Software; may be recorded on Paper, magnetic, Optical
and other media that are designed to be processed by a
(French term: microfilm)
Computer or related device.
2.19 microform: Ge neric term for any form, usually
2.10 electronie publisher: Person or establishment
which contai ns microimag es.
film,
responsible for the production and dissemination of
electronie publications.
[ISO 6196-1 [s]]
(French term: editeur de publications electroniques)
(French term: microforme)
2.11 electronie publishing: Publishing of
2.20 micropublisher: Person or establishment re-
document(s) as electronie publication(sj.
sponsible for the production and dissemination of
microforms.
(French term: Edition electronique)
(French term: editeur de microformes)
2.12 establishment: Corporate body of continuing
2.21 micropublishing: Publishing of document(s) as
existente, mostly with an administrative or com-
microform(s).
mercial function.
(French term: microedition)
(French ferm: etablissement)
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2.29 personnel: All persons engaged in a given
2.22 micropublishing Service bureau: Establish-
establishment, including employer(s), employees or
ment whose main business activity is providing as-
self-employed.
sistance and Services to micropublishers.
(French term: personnel)
(French term: Service d’aide ti Ia microedition)
2.30 physical unit: Physically coherent document
detailed
2.23 monograph Document containing
unit, inclusive of any protective devices, freely mov-
and complete stu of a particular subject.
dY
able against other document units.
[ISO 5127-2 L31-J
(French term: unite materielle)
(French term: monographie)
NOTE 10 Coherence may be effected, for example, by
binding or encasement.
2.24 monographic series: Number of monographs
related to other monographs through the addition of
2.31 printed document: Document in which the
a collective title.
characters, pictures and drawings are reproduced
by any method of mechanical impression.
(French term: collection de monographies)
(French ferm: document imprime)
2.25 national bibliography: Bibliography recording
NOTE 11 This excludes documents in microform.
and describing documents published in a Single
country.
2.32 printed music document: Document, the es-
sential content of which is a representation of music,
(French term: bibliographie nationale)
normally by means of notes.
NOTE 7 In some countries the national bibliography
(French term: document de musique imprimee)
also covers foreign publications relative to the country
and also the works of their nationals published abroad.
NOTE 12 May be in sheet or codex form-
[Adapted from ISO 5127-2 1311
2.33 Printer: Person or establishment responsible
for the material operations of printing a document.
2.26 newspaper: Publication which contains news
on current events of special or general interest, the
(Adapted from ISO 5127-3A) 1411
individual Parts of which are listed chronologically
or numerically and appear usually at least once a (French term: imprimeur)
week.
2.34 printing house: Establishment in which print-
(French term: journal)
ing is the predominant activity.
NOTE 8 Newspapers usually appear without a cover,
(French term: imprimerie)
with a masthead, are normally printed on newsprint and
are normally larger than A3 (297 mm x 420 mm) in size.
Document, usually published in
2.35 publication:
multiple copies, and offered for general distribution.
2.27 Pamphlet: Non-periodic printed publication of
at least five but not more than 48 pages, exclusive
[ISO 5127-2 f3l-j
of the cover pages, published in a particular country
and made available to the public. (French term: publication)
(French term: brothure)
2.36 publisher: Person or establishment respon-
sible for publishing.
2.28 periodical: Continuous series under the Same
(French term: editeur)
title published at regular or irregular intervals, over
an indefinite period, individual issues in the series
2.37 publishing: Production and dissemination of
being numbered consecutively or each issue being
documents for public use.
dated.
(French term: edition)
(French term: periodique)
Annuals are included; newspapers and NOTE 13 Documents given away free of Charge (e.g.
NOTE 9
political leaflets, advertisement sheets) are not included.
monographic series are excluded from the definition.
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turnover:
2.38 publishing house: Establishment whose pre- 2.46 Amoun t in nation al curren cy of gross
incom e attribut pecific
dominant business activity (in terms of turnover) is able to as activity.
publishing.
(French ferm: Chiffre d’affaires)
(French term: maison d’edition)
2.39 re-edition: Publication distinguished from pre-
3 Statistics on books and Pamphlets
vious editions by changes made in the contents (re-
vised edition) or layout (new edition) and which
requires a new ISBN.
3.1 General
(French term: reedition)
The statistics on books and Pamphlets referred to in
this International Standard cover books and pam-
2.40 reprint: New impression unchanged in con-
phlets as defined in 2.4 and 2.27. These statistics
tents and layout, apart from correction of
refer to publications published in a particular coun-
typographical errors in previous impressions and
try and made available to the public. In general,
which does not require a new ISBN.
such publications should be included in the national
bibliographies of the various countries with the ex-
(French term: reimpression)
ception of publications defined in clause 1.
2.41 school textbook: Book prescribed for pupils
receiving education in the first and second level.
3.2 Types of publication
(French term: livre sco!aire)
3.2.1 Publications to be included in the statistics
NOTE 14 This includes elementary and secondary edu-
cation.
The following types of publication should be in-
cluded in statistics on books and Pamphlets:
2.42 technical report: Document presenting the re-
sults obtained through research or development a) government publications except for those that
work. are confidential or intended for internal distri-
bution only;
(French term: rapport technique)
b) school textbooks;
2.43 thesis: Document reporting the author’s re-
c) theses (published as monographs);
search and findings and submitted by the author in
support of candidature for a degree or professional
Parts of monographic series that constitute sep-
qualification. d)
arate bibliographic units;
[ISO 5127-2 L3l-J
e) illustrated works:
(French term: these)
-
collections of prints, reproductions of works
of art, drawings, etc., when such collections
2.44 title: Word or Phrase, usually appearing on a
form complete volumes, and when the illus-
document, by which it is convenient to refer to it,
trations are accompanied by an explanatory
which may be used to identify it, and which often
text, however short, referring to these works
(though not invariably) distinguishes it from any
or to the artists themselves;
other document.
-
albums, illustrated books and Pamphlets
[ISO 5127-3A) L4l-j
written in the form of continuous narratives,
(French term: titre) with pictures illustrating certain episodes;
-
For counting purposes, “title” describes a
NOTE 15 albums, portfolios and picture-books for
document which forms a separate whole under an indi-
children;
vidual title, whether issued in one or several physical
units.
-
Comic books.
2.45 transiation: Document which reproduces a
3.2.2 Publications to be excluded from the statistics
work in a language other than the original language.
See clause 1.
(French term: traduction)
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3.3 Methods of erwmeration 3.4 Classification
3.3.1 General
The statistics to be reported on books and pam-
3.4.1 Statistics on production
phlets, including those on micropublishing, should
indicate the number of titles published and the
Statistics on the production of titles and copies
number and retail monetary value (in national cur-
should, initially, be classified according to the
rency) of copies produced and distributed.
UNESCO classification of twenty-five subject groups
based upon the Universal Decimal Classification
3.3.2 Statistics on titles
(UDC), as shown in table 1.
The following principles should be followed:
NOTE 16 Table 1 is compatible with the UNESCO subject
classification adopted by the General Conference of
a) when a work is published in several volumes (not
UNESCO at its 23rd Session in 1985.
having separate titles) over several years, the
work should be counted each year as a Single
It should be noted, however, that the UDC numbers given
title, irrespective of the number of volumes pub-
in table 1 do not necessarily agree with the most up-to-
lished; date version of the UDC. Particular attention is drawn to
subject group number 11, for example, where UNESCO
still refers to UDC 4, but in the up-to-date UDC schedules
b) however, the volume, rather than the title, should
the correct reference is UDC 80.
be taken as the statistical unit if
Current editions of the Universal Decimal Classification
-
two or more separate works appear under the
(UDC) are published by and obtainable from the
Same cover as a Single publication (e-g.
Federation Internationale d’lnformation et de Documen-
complete works of an author, selected plays tation (FID)*) or from the publishers of the relevant lan-
guage Versions of the Universal Decimal Classification.
by various authors);
-
a work appears in several volumes, each
Scheol textbooks, children’s books, government
volume having a different title and forming a
publications and theses, already classified accord-
separate whole;
ing to the UNESCO classification of 25 subject
groups (see table 1) should also be counted separ-
c) different language Versions of the Same title
ately in four additional groups.
published in a particular country should be con-
sidered as individual titles (percentage of titles
Comic books should be counted as a separate cat-
that are translated Versions should be given);
egory and should not be reclassified and counted
again within the classification given in table 1.
d) reprints should be counted in the number of
copies, not in the number of titles;
e) re-editions should be counted as separate titles.
3.4.2 Statistics on production: subdivisions
3.3.3 Statistics on copies
Esch of these subject groups given in table 1 could
be subdivided as follows:
Statistics on copies should, depending on the type
of information required, include the number of
copies produced and the number of copies Sold a) according to language: for the total production
of publications, by language of publication (for
and/or otherwise distribute
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