Introduction
Background
The GILS is a response to the need for users to identify, locate, and access or acquire publicly available Federal information resources, including electronic information resources. Christian (1994) is the authoritative document providing an overview of GILS, its objectives, service requirements, and core requirements. According to Christian (1994), the GILS is an overall service and includes information and technology components as well as policy, regulation, people, etc. GILS is intended to help the public locate and access information.
The current GILS initiative builds upon a previous study, Identifying and Describing Federal Information Inventory/Locator Systems: Design for Networked-Based Locators (McClure, Ryan & Moen, 1992). That study, which was conducted for the Office of Management and Budget, the National Archives and Records Administration, and the General Services Administration, recommended that each agency establish a network-accessible locator that describes its information resources. The study also recommended that agencies use Z39.50 as the appropriate information retrieval protocol to achieve a distributed, standards-based Government Information Locator Service.
The development of the GILS Profile is documented in Using Z39.50 in an Application for the Government Information Locator Service (GILS) (McClure & Moen, 1994). The GILS Profile resulted from the work of a group comprising experts in Z39.50 implementations, system implementations, and information organization, and representatives of Federal agencies. The specifications included in the GILS Profile reflect the consensus of this group and input from a range of stakeholders.
IntroductionBackgroundThe GILS is a response to the need for users to identify, locate, and access or acquire publicly available Federal information resources, including electronic information resources. Christian (1994) is the authoritative document providing an overview of GILS, its objectives, service requirements, and core requirements. According to Christian (1994), the GILS is an overall service and includes information and technology components as well as policy, regulation, people, etc. GILS is intended to help the public locate and access information.The current GILS initiative builds upon a previous study, Identifying and Describing Federal Information Inventory/Locator Systems: Design for Networked-Based Locators (McClure, Ryan & Moen, 1992). That study, which was conducted for the Office of Management and Budget, the National Archives and Records Administration, and the General Services Administration, recommended that each agency establish a network-accessible locator that describes its information resources. The study also recommended that agencies use Z39.50 as the appropriate information retrieval protocol to achieve a distributed, standards-based Government Information Locator Service.การพัฒนาโพ GILS เป็นเอกสารในใช้ Z39.50 ในแอพลิเคชันสำหรับการรัฐบาลข้อมูล Locator บริการ (GILS) (McClure & Moen, 1994) โพรไฟล์ GILS เป็นผลมาจากการทำงานของกลุ่มประกอบด้วยผู้เชี่ยวชาญใน Z39.50 ใช้งาน ใช้ งานระบบ ข้อมูลองค์กร และตัวแทนของหน่วยงานของรัฐบาลกลาง ข้อมูลจำเพาะรวมในโพรไฟล์ GILS แสดงถึงมติของกลุ่มนี้และป้อนข้อมูลจากของเสีย
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