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Jeffrey Blumenthal (Follett Corporation) Tanny Franco (DTIC) Brian Green (BIC) Ted Koppel (OCLC) Clifford Lynch (CNI) Mark Needleman (Data Research Associates) Cecilia Preston (Preston and Lynch) Albert Simmonds (Openly Informatics) Cliff Morgan (Wiley) DATE: January 6, 2000 RE: Review of the draft BICI standard In 1997, following the completion of the revision of the SICI standard, NISO Standards Committee AP was tasked to develop a standard identification schema for subunits of books. The intent of this new standard, titled the BICI: Book Item and Component Identifier, is to provide a way to identify non-serial items, in the same way that the SICI identifies serial items. Initially the Standards Committee modeled the BICI on the SICI standard. However, in the course of its deliberations, the Committee concluded that books are inherently more complex objects than issues of journals, and a much richer hierarchy and encoding mechanism was needed. Two design goals influenced the Committee's work: First, that the BICI standard should be computable and derivable from elements that are available from the item in-hand and from the data elements in abstracting and citation databases. Second, that the BICI should be applicable to books regardless of their physical manifestation (i.e. the BICI should identify items in both print and electronic environments). The following draft, which is being circulated to the NISO Members and the information community at large for comment, represents the consensus-to-date of the Committee. This document is a draft subject to change. Some sections of the document are not complete. Throughout the document Notes identify questions and commentary for your consideration. In particular you are asked to consider these issues: 1) As currently defined, the BICI contains mechanisms for describing both logical components (chapters, sections, etc) and physical components (page ranges) of items. 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You may comment on the standard using the online comment form attached to the draft document which is located at http://www.niso.org/bicidrft.html or by fax: 301-654-1721; or by mail: NISO 4733 Bethesda Ave., Suite 300 Bethesda MD 20814