Electronic collection studies as the key component of library e-science: The challenges in the transforming book market

IF 0.2 Q4 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Y. Shrayberg, K. Y. Volkova, V. Zverevich
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   The authors speculate on the essence of electronic collection studies as the key component of library e-science. They offer and substantiate the definitions of electronic document and electronic document in library collection. The ways to acquire e-documents to the libraries are discussed. One of the goals of e-collection studies is to adapt traditional concepts for electronic documents acquired by modern libraries; to describe key processes of e-collection development and use, namely cataloguing, systematization, efficient arrangement in the library virtual space, e-document relegation from the collections, etc. The book market (including the market of audio books) transformations in the context of digitalization and corresponding provisions of e-collection studies are characterized, with the special attention given to the COVID-19 experiences. The role of e-documents within the mixed library and information infrastructure is reviewed: the need for theoretical insights into the problem is emphasized. The authors conclude that e-documents should be studied within the framework of electronic collection studies, the component of library e-science.
电子馆藏研究是图书馆电子科学的重要组成部分:图书市场转型的挑战
本文对电子馆藏研究作为图书馆电子科学的重要组成部分的本质进行了思考。它们提供并充实了电子文献和图书馆馆藏电子文献的定义。论述了图书馆获取电子文献的途径。电子馆藏研究的目标之一是使传统观念适应于现代图书馆电子文献的获取;描述了电子馆藏发展和利用的关键过程,即编目、系统化、图书馆虚拟空间的有效安排、馆藏电子文献的降级等。介绍了数字化背景下图书市场(包括有声书市场)的转型以及电子馆藏研究的相应规定,并特别关注了新冠疫情的经验。电子文档在混合图书馆和信息基础设施中的作用进行了审查:强调了对问题的理论见解的需要。作者认为,电子文献的研究应纳入电子馆藏研究的框架,这是图书馆电子科学的组成部分。
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