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E PCT/TAS/VI/7 ORIGINAL: English DATE: September 15, 1976

WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROP ERTY ORGANIZATION GENEVA

PATENT COOPERATION TREATY

INTERIM COMMITTEE FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

Sixth Session Geneva, November 2 to 8, 1976

USEFULNESS OF INPADOC SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Progress Report prepared by the International Bureau

INTRODUCTION 1. At the fourth and fifth sessions of the PCT Interim Committee for Technical Assistance, hereinafter referred to as the Interim Committee, reports regarding the usefulness of INPADOC services for developing countries were considered (documents PCT/TAS/IV/5, and PCT/TAS/V/6). 2 This progress report is intended to bring the Interim Committee up-to-date with regard to the present state of affairs at INPADOC and to the services presently offered by INPADOC. Emphasis is given to one of INPADOC’s services, which is considered most interesting for developing countries, namely: the INPADOC Patent Gazette (IPG).

INPADOC’S DATA BASE 3. As it is well known, the objective of INPADOC is to establish a worldwide patent documentation service. For this purpose INPADOC has signed agreements of cooperation with the Patent Offices of Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany (Federal Republic of), Japan, Norway, Soviet Union, Spain, Sweden, the United States and with the International Patent Institute (IIB) for obtaining in machine-readable form bibliographic data pertaining to patent documents. These bibliographic data, together with the ones presently keyboarded by INPADOC itself, are stored in INPADOC’s data base (IDB). 4. At present, patent documents of the following countries are covered in INPADOC’s data base: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Cuba, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, the German Democratic Republic, Germany (Federal Republic of), Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Luxembourg, Malawi, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, South Africa, the Soviet Union, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Yugoslavia and Zambia (41). The bibliographic data pertaining

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to United Kingdom patents registered in Hong Kong are also included. 5. The bibliographic data which are received or keyboarded are processed, standardized and corrected as necessary. The following bibliographic data are being inputted in INPADOC’s data base:

(i) For the patent documents of all countries mentioned in paragraph 4: (1) the country of publication (2) the kind of document (patent, inventor’s certificate, first publication of patent application, second publication of patent application, etc.) (3) the number of the document (4) the number of the application (5) the date of filing the application (6) the date of publication of the document or, if such date is not available, a clear reference to this date, e.g., number and year of the Official Gazette. (7) the International Patent Classification (IPC) symbol, if any (if several, all) (8) the country of priority ) (9) the number of the application ) where priority is claimed; which is the basis of the ) where several priorities are priority ) claimed, all (10) the date of priority ) (ii) For the patent documents of a certain number of countries, several other bibliographic data are stored. These data are: (11) the name of the inventor (12) the name of the owner (12 bis) the name of the applicant (13) the title of the invention (14) the national classification symbol(s) (15) data concerning other legally related domestic applications, e.g., related by division. 6. Details of the present contents of the IDB are given on page 3. 7. INPADOC, in cooperation with WIPO, is constantly engaged in the enlargement of the scope of its data base, both with regard to country coverage and with regard to the number of bibliographic data which are stored for each patent document, e.g., documents of Greece, Iran, Mexico, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey and the African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI), may soon be included if an exchange of data can be successfully set up. 8. The IDB is now growing at a rate of 16,000 patent documents per week (more than 95% of the world total), and is by far the largest computerized patent data base in the world.

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TABLE

STATUS OF INPADOC’S DATA BASE (IDB) ON 27 AUGUST 1976

Countries Earliest

date of data

(1-6) (8-10) Bibliographic data Nos.

(7) (11)

(12) (12bis) (13) (14) (15)

Number of Documents

AR Argentina AU Australia BE Belgium BG Bulgaria BR Brazil CA Canada CH Switzerland CS Czechoslovakia CU Cuba CY Cyprus DK Denmark DE German Democratic Republic DT Germany, Federal Republic of EI Ireland ES Spain ET Egypt FR France GB United Kingdom HK Hong Kong HU Hungary IL Israel IN India IT Italy JA Japan KE Kenya LU Luxembourg MC Monaco MW Malawi NL Netherlands NO Norway OE Austria PH Philippines PO Poland PT Portugal RU Rumania SF Finland SU Soviet Union SW Sweden US United States of America YU Yugoslavia ZA South Africa ZB Zambia

14.2.73 18.1.73

2.1.73 10.11.73

13.4.76 1.1.74

15.1.73 23.8.73 13.2.74

1.3.75 2.1.73

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10.1.73 1.1.73

31.1.76 5.1.73 4.1.73 5.3.76

28.7.73 30.1.73

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2.4.73 11.5.75

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10.7.74 2.1.73 2.1.73

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Total: 42 2,406,961 1. JA: IPC symbols only from January 1, 1975, onwards. 2. DT: including utility models from January 1, 1975, onwards. 3. IL: including data concerning “applications filed.” 4. OE: including data concerning “Aufgebote” (applications filed) from January 1, 1975, onwards. 5. DK, NO, SF, SW: including applications laid open for public inspection before and after examination as well as grants from January 1, 1975, onwards. 6. DT, FR, JA: including all “kinds of documents” published. 7. NL: including applications laid open for public inspection before and after examination. 8. US: including “Reissues” from July 1, 1975, onwards.

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INPADOC SERVICES The most important services presently offered by INPADOC are described in the

paragraphs below. PFS: Patent Family Service 9. The Patent Family Service (PFS) is a service identifying patent documents as being connected by a common priority claim under the Paris Convention and consequently lists the patent documents covered by INPADOC’s data base according to the convention priority country, the priority date, and the priority number. In this way, it is possible to recognize and retrieve all patent documents from different countries which belong to the same patent “family.” 10. The PFS is offered in the form of sets of microfiches. A set of approximately 200 microfiches is delivered every month. The information in each monthly delivery is updated in such a way as to include the information of the preceding monthly delivery or deliveries of that year. At the end of each calendar year, the information is also updated in the same way, so as to include the information of the preceding year or years, up to five years; after five years, a new five-year period of updating and accumulation begins. 11. For each of the patent documents listed in the PFS, the country of publication, the date of publication, the kind of document, the document number, the date and number of application and all IPC symbols allotted to it, are printed, together with, if available, the name of the applicant and the title of the invention, in that order. A sample print-out of the PFS is given in Annex A. PCS: Patent Classification Service 12. The Patent Classification Service (PCS) is a service identifying patent documents as being connected by a common symbol of the International Patent Classification (IPC) and consequently lists the patent documents covered by INPADOC’s data base according to their IPC symbols. In this way it is possible to recognize and retrieve all documents classified in the same subdivision of the IPC. 13. The PCS is offered in the form of sets of microfiches. A set of approximately 250 microfiches is delivered every three months (April, July, October, January). The information in each three-monthly delivery is updated in such a way as to include information of the preceding three-monthly delivery or deliveries of that year. At the end of each calendar year the information is also updated in the same way, so as to include the information of the preceding year or years, up to five years; after five years a new five-year period of updating and accumulation begins. 14. For each of the patent documents listed--each document appears as many times as there are IPC symbols allotted to it--the country of publication, the date of publication, the kind of document, the document number, all IPC symbols and the priority data are printed, together with, if available, the name of the applicant and the title of the invention (in that order). A sample print-out of the PCS for IPC main group G 06 M 1/32 and 1/34 is given in Annex B. PAS: Patent Applicant Service 15. The Patent Applicant Service (PAS) is a service identifying patent documents of a selected number of countries (see table, page 3) as being connected by a common applicant or owner and consequently lists the patent documents covered by INPADOC’s data base according to the name of the applicant or the owner, several applications per applicant or owner being grouped according to IPC symbols. The names of the applicants are standardized. In this way it is possible to recognize a retrieve all documents applied for and/or owned by the same person or legal entity, (e.g., private companies, State-owned enterprises, learned societies, universities, etc.). 16. The PAS is offered in the same form (microfiches) and with the same frequency as the PCS (see also paragraph 13).

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17. For each of the patent documents listed, the country of publication, date ofpublication, kind of document, document number, the priority data and all IPC symbolsare printed, together with, if available, the name of the inventor and the title ofthe invention (in that order). A sample print-out of the PAS is given in Annex C.

NDB: Numerical Data Base Service

18. The Numerical Data Base Service (NDB), a service identifying patent documentsby their document number lists the patent documents covered by INPADOC's data baseaccording to their country of publication and their document number. In this wayit is possible to trace all patent documents which have been published in variousprocedural steps concerning a known application (e.g. Offenlegungsschrift, Auslege­schrift, Patentschrift in the Federal Republic of Germany) .

19. The NDB is offered in the form of sets of microfiches. A new set of microfichesis delivered every three months (in April, July, October and January). The informa­tion in each three-monthly delivery is updated to include also the information ofthe preceding three-monthly delivery or deliveries of that year. At the end of eachcalendar year, the information is also updated in the same way so as to include theinformation of the preceding year or years, up to five years; after five years, anew five-year period of updating and accumulation begins.

20. For each of the patent documents listed, the country of publication, the docu­ment number, the kind of document, the date of publication, the application date,the application number, the priority data and all IPC symbols are printed, together,if available, with the name of the applicant, the name of the inventor and the titleof the invention (in that order). A sample printout of the NDB is given in Annex D.

IPG: INPADOC Patent Gazette

21. The INPADOC Patent Gazette (IPG) is an international patent gazette publishedweekly and permitting qUick access to ,all data records received or inputted byINPADOC in the preceding week. The IPG is published on microfiche and contains threeparts:

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Information Carriers for the Above-Mentioned Services

22. The PFS, the PCS, the PAS and the IPG are offered as computer output on micro­fiche (COM). The specifications of the microfiches follow. ISO recommendation R 193(reduction ratio 1:42, dimension 148 by 105 mm). Each microfiche can contain up to207 (16 columns of 13 rows minus one indexing page) pages of computer print-out,each page containing approximately 55 lines of print. Appropriate eye-rea.dableheadings on the microfiches permit easy identification of the microfiches.

Individual Requests

23. Upon request, INPADOC provides information on:

(a) patent families (IRF):

Version A: pUblication date of all family members after January 1, 1973.

Version B: publication date of at least one family member before January1, 1973. (For this version of the IRF, INPADOC has establisheda data base for a certain number of countries (among others,Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland,the United Kingdom, the United States of America and theScandinavian countries) for the period from 1968 to 1972 in­clusive. This "backlog" data base consists of about one anda half million documents.

(b) International Patent Classification (IRC) Subdivisions (IRC):

this service provides a list of all patent documents published to whicha specific IPC symbol has been allotted; the information is extradtedfrom the latest available accumulated issue of the PCS, and from all sub­sequent IPG-SCS which were published.

PCT/TAS/VI/7 page 8

(c) applicants (IRA): this service provides a list of all patent documents applied for or granted to a specific applicant; the information is extracted from the latest available accumulated issue of the PAS, and from all subsequent IPG-SAS which were published so far. 24. INPADOC also offers a copy service of patent documents. Copies of patent documents can be obtained in the form of hard copies (A.4 size) for individual requests (CSP) or in the form of 16 mm microfilms for numerical series (CSM). The present content of INPADOC’s 16 mm roll film collection is given in Annex E. Magnetic Tape Services 5. INPADOC offers at present several magnetic tape services which are described below: (a) EDT: Extended Data Tape: a weekly tape service containing the 10-basic bibliographic data and additionally the name of the applicant, the name of the inventor and the title (Nos. 11 - 13), provided these data are received or input by INPADOC, from all patent documents published in the preceding week. All data elements are standardized and uniformly formatted on the data carrier. (b) IFD: INPADOC Family Data Tape: a weekly tape service, similar to the EDT which provides additionally to the bibliographic data contained on the EDT, the publication data and the numbers of any patent family members found in INPADOC’s data base, pertaining to the patent documents published in any given week, as well as the name of the applicant in standardized form. 26. The two magnetic tape services use a record format which, although adopted in advance of ISO recognition, complies broadly with ISO Standard 2709 for bibliographic information exchange on magnetic tape, and with corresponding standards developed by ANSI in the United States and the British Standards Institution. Tapes are available in the following two physical formats: 9 tracks, 800 bpi, odd parity, 9 tracks, 1600 bpi, odd parity, both formats being EBCDIC coded. Subscription Prices 27. Industrial Property offices in any given country are offered INPADOC’s services at special rates and in various combinations (packages) as follows. The use of these services is subject to some restrictions as indicated: (a) Services for internal use of industrial property offices only.

* Prices in Austrian Schillings (AS) only apply; US dollar values are given for information only. ** Subscription price, considerably reduced for Patent Offices with which an Agreement of Cooperation has

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NDB (all)

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Possibility of Use of INPADOC Services 28. University libraries, official research centers, licensing control agencies, ministries, Patent Offices and other government agencies, for the purposes of this document called “information centers”, in developing countries could make a more meaningful use of INPADOC services once they have the necessary trained staff. The use could for instance be in the following way (the details of any system for information transfer could be worked out for each case separately):

(a) the information center creates a patent information unit responsible for the processing of patent information;

(b) requests for patent information are drawn up by the responsible staff of the patent information unit; the Austrian Patent Office, where necessary in cooperation with INPADOC and WIPO, could help in formulating “profiles of interest”; these requests can be for current and backlog information

– on various technologies, according to IPC – on patent owner and/or applicant – on patent “families”;

(c) the requests are transmitted batch-wise or as “individual” requests to INPADOC; preferably, all requests from a given country or region should be centralized before transmitting them to INPADOC;

(d) replies are forwarded by INPADOC to the patent information unit or to the central body having transmitted the requests to INPADOC. Pilot Test 29. Following the discussions which took place at the fifth session of the Interim Committee, consultations were held between the International Bureau and INPADOC to try to reach agreement on placing certain INPADOC services at the disposal of industrial property offices in developing countries, free of charge and for a limited period of time. 30. Further information on the results of the consultations will be available at the time of the forthcoming session of the Interim Committee. As soon as one or more developing countries have expressed their interest in taking advantage of the possibility to test INPADOC services, a pilot test program will be elaborated.

31. The Interim Committee is invited: (i) to note the information contained

in this document; (ii) to consider the proposal made

above; (iii) to make suggestions to the

International Bureau for the continuation of its work in this matter.

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Canac!a Patent No. 462.146 No. ·~J:2.0T.l

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