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The IET (Inspec) 1898-1966
• Founded in 1898 with the first Issue of Science abstracts
• 1903 Science abstracts and Electrical Engineering launched
• 1966 – Electrical Engineering Abstracts was renamed as Electrical and Electronics Abstracts
Inspec 1967-1973
• 1967 Inspec was formed
• 1969 – introduced a computerised system
• Inspec database launched
Inspec 1974-1981
• 1974 Physics abstracts reached 1 million
• Key abstracts series was launched
• 1977 – January Inspec indexed 1 million abstracts
• 1981 – April , Electrical and Electronics abstracts indexed its 1 thousand issue
Inspec 1982-1987 continues to grow
• 1982 inspec reached 2 million abstracts
• 1983 - IT Focus was launched
• 1984 - Inspec extended coverage to IEEE standards
• 1987 – Inspec add chemical and numerical indexing
• 1987 – 3 million abstracts indexed
Inspec 1989-1995
• 1989 we introduced Inspec2
• 1993 Inspec was made available on EPIC and FirstSearch services
• 1995 – Inspec reached 5 million abstracts
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Inspec Journal Coverage
• Journals 4000 plus
• Conferences approximately 2000
• Books, Reports and Standards
ICSTI and Inspec partnership
• 1995 Brian Howes, director of Inspec meets and signs agreement with ICSTI.
• ICSTI begin translation of Russian STI journals.
• ICSTI provide data to Inspec in Word format for Bibliographic data.
ICSTI and Inspec
• 2007 ICSTI and Inspec agree a new contract
• ICSTI will use Inspec’s new production system
• October 2008 – training started in Moscow
• Moldova and Kazakhstan delegates attend training session
Production after training in Moscow
• 29 publications
• 73 publication issues
• 1323 articles
• 35% of total items produced since training completed
ICSTI and Inspec (further developments)
• 2008 Inspec and ICSTI arrange and agree consultation with additional interested parties to provide translation of bibliographic information for Inspec
• 2009 – ICSTI identify Belarus and the Ukraine as potential partners for Inspec
Inspec extends translation of articles
• Following the success of previous joint ventures with ICSTI – translations extended
• Translations to include conferences and STI journals from other member states
Additional publications
• 25 new publications from Moldova
• 20 new publications from Kazakhstan
• Additional publications from the Republic of Belarus
• Additional publications from the Ukraine
• Conferences held in Russia (non English)
What will the future bring
• Increased coverage of non-English articles.
• Faster and improved currency (perhaps with the help of SWETs.
• Further expansion and cooperation with other interested parties.