The network Sudoc PS - Serials coordinates the reporting of serials and continuing resources within its member libraries and documentation centres.
The Sudoc PS network is broader in scope than the network Sudocand includes libraries and documentation centres outside the scope of the ESR (such as municipal libraries, documentation and archive centres). These institutions are identified for the potential usefulness of the periodical collections preserved, particularly for research purposes.
Namely: any documentary structure that makes available serial publications at university and research level is invited to participate in the network Sudoc PS.
Dossier: The ecosystem of continuous resources
Collections between flow and deposit
A device for agreement on objectives
In accordance with the recommendations of the report The future of Sudoc PS (2009), a system of target-based agreements was introduced from 2010 in order to take better account of the projects carried out within the Centres of the Network Sudoc PS.
By supporting the projects of each Centre in the Sudoc PS network, this mechanism offers greater visibility to the missions of the RC managers, particularly in the context of their missions to prospect for new libraries and to lead the network. TheAbes promotes projects or structuring actions aiming at including the Centres of the Sudoc PS network in a territorial and multi-partner logic. The agreement includes :
- a 3-year schedule
- an annex with project descriptions
- indicators to measure the progress of the projects and condition the payment of the defined funding.
Partnerships and cooperation at national and international level
CollEx-Persée, support for project financing
Within the framework of the national CollEx-Persée - Collections of Excellence for Research, calls for projects are regularly sent to ESR libraries, some of which concern their participation in the implementation of PCPPs (Plans de Conservation Partagée des Périodiques).
Go to CollEx-Persée CTLes, an operational partnership for CPPPs
TheAbes and the CTLes (Centre Technique du Livre pour l'enseignement supérieur), as the operator for the management of thematic PCPPs in Ile de France, have set up a partnership based on a joint document drafted in 2013 and including recommendations for the proper functioning of PCPPs as well as recommendations for their development.
to be noted In the framework of this mission, the CTLes relies on the engineering developed by the BIUS (Interuniversity Health Library) for the management of PCPPs in the medical field.
Access the CTLES The FILL, Interregional Federation for Books and Reading
The cooperation betweenAbes and the FILL (Fédération Interrégionale du Livre et de la Lecture) - representing the Regional Book Structures (SRL) in the territories - is part of a framework agreement signed in July 2010, then renewed in 2013 and 2018. It concerns all types of cooperation between the Network Centres of the Sudoc PS and the SRLs, particularly the implementation and development of regional PCPPs .
FILL provides several guides to accompany professionals:
to be noted This framework agreement is in line with the recommendations of the report The Future of the Sudoc PS.
Go to the FILL ISSN, guaranteeing data quality
Since its inception, Sudoc has been supplied with records of continuous resources (newspapers, journals, collections, websites, blogs, etc.) provided by CIEPS (International Serials Registration Centre), also known as the International ISSN Centre, manager of the International ISSN Register, the world's main bibliographic repository.
The ISSN circuit is coordinated byAbes at national level within the framework of a privileged partnership with CIEPS. This provides for the provision of almost all ISSN records and their fortnightly update to the cataloguers of the Sudoc / Sudoc PS networks. This system promotes the quality of ISSN records by inviting network professionals to request the creation or modification of ISSN records via the professional application CIDEMIS.
Go to issn.org The Mir@bel network, facilitating access to magazines
Conçue pour la Journée Professionnelle du CR70 (Rhône-Alpes) du 4 juin 2024, cette vidéo librement réutilisable présente Mir@bel en 30 minutes.
La première partie permet de mieux connaître le réseau, son fonctionnement, et ses atouts en termes de signalement partagé et de valorisation des périodiques. On découvre ensuite comment utiliser les données de Mir@bel pour enrichir ou corriger ses propres contenus et quelles sont les différentes manières de contribuer au travail collectif mené par ce réseau, notamment en devenant partenaire.
Access Mir@bel Benchmarks
The network Sudoc PS has inherited the tasks and organisation of the CCN-PS (Catalogue Collectif National des Publications en Série).
In May 1982, a circular from the Direction des Bibliothèques, des Musées et de l'Information Scientifique et Technique (DBMIST) laid the first foundations of this network.