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1. Automated legal deposit library in Norway Kari Mathisen
2. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 2 The National Library of Norway One organization – two sites
In Oslo 150 employees
In Rana 200 employees
Re-organised in 2004
National Librarian
Ass. National Librarian
7 directors
5 divisions
3. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 3 The Repository Library Established in 1989 to increase the efficiency of resources in the Norwegian library system by offering:
Low demanded documents transferred from the entire Norwegian library community
Legal deposited documents
Central in the Norwegian interlending system
One of the best perfomances in the ILL service in Nordic academic libraries in 2000
4. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 4 Types of documents and services 500 000 monographs for lending
19 000 periodical titles for copying
22 000 microfilmed Norwegian newspapers for lending
Surplus document service
5. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 5 From stacks to ASRS 1990-2001:
Greater influx of document than expected
High level cataloguing in Bibsys
Large backlog in cataloguing and processing
1995:A new store with mobile shelves (already too small)
1996-2000:Long term planning to increase storage capacity
2000: ASRS was chosen
2001-2003: The Transitio project
6. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 6 Why choose an ASRS? Spacesaving storing and effective retrieval
One quarter of base area needed compared to traditional shelf storing
Optimized collection development
Easy, and low cost expansion
7. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 7 Changes and challenges 2001-2003 1 mill. books, periodicals and microfilms moved several times
3500 shelf metres of periodicals re-catalogued
41 500 storage boxes, 1 mill. folders and 1 mill. items loaded into the storage
15 500 mobile shelves dismantled
Communication between Swisslogand Bibsys
8. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 8 The Automated Storage I A = 890 m², l = 60 m, h = 14 m, w = 14 m
Exterior covered with wooden planking tomatch the surroundings (mountain)
Steel pillars
Floor is concrete
Walls and floors are painted
An enclosed bridge connects the storageto the retrieval centre
9. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 9 The Automated Storage II 3 gangways, one for each of the Stratus robot fork lifts
43140 locations
Two frequent zones
140 m of Powered rollers
Max. 200 boxes in/out per hour
Bar code readers all along the powered rollers
10. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 10 The Storage Boxes Base: 595x414 mm
3 different heights
4 different box types
Max. weight: 36 kg
No lids
Bar code as an identifier
Contain folders with documents
Made of 0,7 mm steel
11. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 11 The Folders 1 book in each folder
1 or more periodicals in each folder
4 microfilms in 1 folder
Bar code at the top
Two last numbers in the code are coloured and written in large types
12. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 12 Media All documents referred as media in the WMS
Bar codes are unique identifiers
The lending material has no permanent folders or boxes
The copying material has permanent boxes and folders, but no permant location in the storage
13. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 13 Warehouse Management System Runs the ASRS
Communication with Bibsys
Operators and super users
Bar codes connect the units together – box, folder and document
Dynamic system
14. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 14 The retrieval centre 3 workstations
3 operators
PC, hand scanner and keyboard Loading in and out of the storage
Collection development
15. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 15 Handling the orders I
16. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 16 Handling the ordrers II
17. 10.06.2004/KM ELAG 2004 17 Famous visitors in the ASRS