Intelligent book positioning system for library

Abstract

The invention relates to an intelligent book positioning system for a library, and aims to solve the problem that time and energy of a reader are wasted when the reader intending to borrow books from the library looks for the books in the library. The intelligent book positioning system for the library comprises a retrieval terminal, bookshelves which are arrayed according to a retrieval book number sequence and provided with numbers, and books arrayed in the bookshelves according to the retrieval book number sequence, wherein the retrieval terminal comprises a book positioning retrieval interface, a positioning database, a booklist retrieval system and a stack two-dimensional / three-dimensional simulated graph for visibly displaying positions of target books; the positioning database is butted with a database of the booklist retrieval system to share data; in the positioning database, each bookshelf marks a start book retrieval number and a number; the books between the start book retrieval number of one bookshelf and the start book retrieval number of the back bookshelf are positioned on the bookshelf, and the books behind the start book retrieval number of the last bookshelf are positioned on the last bookshelf; the actual start book retrieval number and the number of each bookshelf are matched with the positioning database.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of library automation management, in particular to an intelligent positioning system for library books. Background technique [0002] University libraries generally have a large number and variety of books, and many readers (especially new readers) are not familiar with the distribution of collections and the way bookshelves are displayed. Only rely on the book call number (such as TP368.1 / 774, TP368.32-62 / 1, TP368.5-62 / 1) obtained by the bibliographic retrieval system, and find out where the book is by comparing the range of the call number in the shelf label There are certain difficulties in the location of the bookshelf, which makes the reader's book borrowing process time-consuming and laborious. At present, there are three main ways for university libraries to solve this problem. One is to provide admission education for freshmen, and librarians to provide collection consultation services. However, whe...

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Problems solved by technology

Only rely on the book call number (such as TP368.1 / 774, TP368.32-62 / 1, TP368.5-62 / 1) obtained by the bibliographic retrieval system, and find out where the book is by comparing the range of the call number in the shelf label There are certain difficulties in the location of the bookshelf, which makes the reader's book borrowing process time-consuming and laborious

At present, there are three main ways for university libraries to solve this problem. One is to provide admission education for freshmen, and librarians to provide collection consultation services. However, when there are many readers, the consultation workload is heavy, and the problem cannot be effectively solved.

The second is to use RFID book positioning technology, which is advanced in technology and accurate in positioning, but the cost is huge, and the workload of replacing all books in the library with electronic tags is relatively large. At present, only a few libraries use RFID electronic tags

The third is the library book location query system based on the statistical database. For example, the invention patent (application number 201310530328.X) introduces the library book location visualization query system. The titles of the books stored in the basic unit, the book retrieval information as the index correspond to the ranks of the library map database, and when the books are off the shelf or new books are added to the shelf, the book collection database and the library map database are updated, but the system database is established The stats are complex

When there are new books on the shelf, the database needs to be updated. The frequency of new books in university libraries is high, and the follow-up maintenance workload is heavy.

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