CODEN,
first created by Charles Bishop in 1953, is a 6 character, alpha-numeric code
that gives concise, unique and unambiguous identification of the titles of serial
and non-serial publications from all subject areas. It is used as a citation system for serials cited
in various technical publications and also works as a searching element in bibliographic
catalogues.
The
CODEN system always uses capital letters and is usually found on the cover page
of a serial publication. The first five characters of the CODEN representing
the publication title is constructed by taking four characters from the initial
letters of its title and a fifth character is taken from the first six letters
(A-F) of the alphabet. The final sixth character of the CODEN is an
alphanumeric check digit that is calculated from the preceding letters.
Development
of CODEN
CODEN,
originally created by Charles Bishop as four letter code, was later modified by
L.E. Kuentzel of American Society for Testing of
Material (ASTM) by adding a fifth
character in 1961 and finally since 1976 it became a six character code and
defined as ASTM Standard E-250.
Since
1975, International CODEN Service
under CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service) of American Chemical Society, USA is the
authorizing agency for providing CODEN. CODEN listings until 1998 can be found
in International CODEN Directory
published by the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS). However, current CODEN
listings can be found in CASSI (Chemical
Abstracts Service Source Index), an online database developed and
maintained by Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) under American Chemical Society.
SELF CHECK EXERCISES
1. The characters in CODEN are __.
Notes: CODEN is a 6 character alpha-numeric code.
2. ‘CODEN’ is related with ___.
Notes: CODEN is used for the unique and unambiguous identification of the titles of periodical Publications.
3. Currently CODEN listings can be get from __.
Notes: Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index (CASSI) is an online database of Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) of American Chemical Society.
4. International CODEN Agency is located in __.
Notes: Internatinal CODEN Service under CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service), United States, is the authorizing agency for CODEN.
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