RECOMMENDED PRACTICE - MICROFILMING PUBLIC RECORDS ON SILVER HALIDE FILM

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

01-01-1999

Publisher

Assoc. for Information and Image Management

1 Purpose and scope
2 References
  2.1 Referenced international standards
  2.2 Referenced American National Standards
  2.3 Related American National Standards
3 Definitions
4 Microfilming permanent records
  4.1 General
      4.1.1 Record detail
      4.1.2 Organization
      4.1.3 Background density
      4.1.4 Determining minimum required
            resolution
      4.1.5 Targets
  4.2 Roll microfilm
      4.2.1 Identification
      4.2.2 Search aids
  4.3 Other microforms (aperture cards,
      microfiche, jacketed film)
      4.3.1 Unitized microfilm records
      4.3.2 Search aids
  4.4 Microform headings
5 Archival films
  5.1 Silver films
  5.2 Nonsilver films
6 Processing film
7 Criteria for using microfilm copies of
  permanent records
  7.1 Use
  7.2 Protection
8 Storing microfilm copies of permanent
  records
  8.1 Reed and core
  8.2 Storage container
  8.3 Storage room
  8.4 Environmental conditions
  8.5 Control of air conditions
  8.6 Protection against air-entrained
      impurities
  8.7 Gaseous impurities
  8.8 Microfilm inspection
9 Deteriorating film
Tables

Deals with first-generation microforms, including Computer Output Microfilm (COM) or other bit map image capable devices, roll film, microfiche, aperture cards, and jacket film.

Committee	C18
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	16
PublisherName	Assoc. for Information and Image Management
Status	Current

AIIM MS19 : 0	RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR IDENTIFICATION OF MICROFORMS
AIIM TR15 : 0	PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS ADDRESSING PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTS FOR IMAGE CAPTURE