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  • Sari: Guides to Information Sources
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  • Kirjastus: De Gruyter Saur
  • ISBN-10: 3598244436
  • ISBN-13: 9783598244438
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The aim of each volume of this series Guides to Information Sources is to reduce the time which needs to be spent on patient searching and to recommend the best starting point and sources most likely to yield the desired information.
The criteria for selection provide a way into a subject to those new to the field and assists in identifying major new or possibly unexplored sources to those who already have some acquaintance with it. The series attempts to achieve evaluation through a careful selection of sources and through the comments provided on those sources.

List of Figures and Tables
xii
Series Editor's Foreword xv
Preface xviii
Part I: Patent processes and documentation
1(112)
Principles of patenting
3(27)
Legal processes
3(9)
Defining a patent
4(1)
The concept of priority
5(1)
The historical examination process for patents
6(3)
The development of deferred examination and early publication
9(1)
A typical sequence in modern patent examination
10(2)
Patents as information tools
12(6)
Language of publication
12(1)
Patents as accessible documents
13(2)
Patent families
15(3)
Bibliographic standards and the form of a patent document
18(4)
Special document types
22(8)
Alternative forms of intellectual property (IP) rights
22(1)
Patent amendments and corrections
23(1)
Bibliographical amendments
24(1)
Legal amendments
24(1)
Patent-related protection mechanisms
25(1)
Utility models
25(1)
Supplementary Protection Certificates
26(4)
The European Patent system
30(13)
History and development
30(3)
Member states and extension states
32(1)
EP patent documents - centralised and nationalised procedures
33(5)
Formal examination and search report
33(1)
Unexamined publication
33(1)
Grant publication
34(2)
Post-grant publications
36(1)
Other post-grants events
36(2)
European classification
38(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
38(2)
Relationships with the European Union
40(3)
The effect of European Regulations and Directives
40(1)
The Community Patent
41(2)
The United States patent system
43(16)
Historical aspects
43(2)
Recent law changes
45(1)
US patent documents
46(7)
Application procedure
46(2)
Examination, early publication and grant
48(4)
Post-grant activities
52(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
53(4)
The US patent classification
57(2)
The Japanese patent system
59(12)
History of Japanese patents
59(2)
Japanese patent documentation and recent law changes
61(4)
Normal progress to grant
61(2)
Japanese Bl publications
63(1)
The importance of utility models
64(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
65(4)
The Japanese patent classification and indexing systems
69(2)
Major national and regional patent systems
71(42)
National systems
71(25)
Canada
71(1)
Historical aspects and current law
71(1)
National patent documentation
72(2)
Databases and database-specific aspects
74(1)
France
74(1)
Historical aspects and current law
74(1)
National patent documentation
75(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
76(1)
Germany
77(1)
Historical aspects and current law
77(2)
National patent documentation
79(2)
Databases and database-specific aspects
81(2)
Italy
83(1)
Historical aspects and current law
83(2)
National patent documentation
85(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
85(2)
United Kingdom
87(1)
Historical aspects and current law
87(3)
National patent documentation
90(2)
Databases and database-specific aspects
92(1)
Russian Federation
93(1)
Historical aspects and current law
93(1)
National patent documentation
94(1)
Databases and database-specific aspects
95(1)
The Patent Co-operation Treaty (PCT)
96(10)
PCT documentation
97(4)
Databases covering the PCT system
101(5)
Regional patent systems
106(7)
The Eurasian Patent Office
106(2)
Africa - Aripo and Oapi
108(2)
The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC)
110(1)
Future developments in regional patent systems
110(3)
Part II - databases and search techniques
113(93)
Patent guides and libraries
115(6)
General directories and reference works
115(1)
United Kingdom patent libraries
116(1)
United States patent libraries
117(1)
German patent libraries
117(1)
The European Patlib network
118(1)
Japanese patent libraries
118(3)
National and international patent information sources
121(43)
Paper sources
121(1)
Optical disk (CD-ROM, DVD)
122(4)
Integrated disk-internet products via Mimosa
126(1)
Proprietary electronic databases
127(24)
World Patent Index (WPI) (Thomson)
127(11)
Patent Citation Index (PCI) (Thomson)
138(1)
Plus Pat and Fam Pat (Questel-Orbit)
139(1)
API Encompass and WPAM (Questel-Orbit)
140(1)
Inpadoc PFS and Open Patent Services
141(2)
Pharm (Questel-Orbit)
143(2)
Other Thomson bibliographic products
145(1)
Drug Patents International (DPI)
145(1)
GeneSeq
146(1)
Chemical Abstracts/Marpat
146(3)
MMS (Questel-Orbit)
149(1)
China Pats
150(1)
Korean patents
151(1)
Public internet sources
151(4)
National patent office websites
152(1)
Chinese Patent Office
152(1)
Korean Patent Office
152(1)
Patent Office portal sites
153(1)
Surf-IP (Singapore Patent Office)
153(1)
esp@cenet® (European Patent Office)
153(1)
Depatisnet (German Patent and Trade Mark Office)
154(1)
Controlled-Access internet
155(9)
Password- or account-based systems
155(1)
Patent Warehouse/Total Patent (Lexis-Nexis Univentio)
155(2)
Pat Base (Minesoft/RWS)
157(1)
Delphion (Thomson)
157(1)
WIPS Global
158(2)
Micro Patent Patent Index (MPI) (MicroPatent)
160(1)
QPAT (Questel-Orbit)
161(1)
Encrypted systems
161(3)
Common search types (I) - Alerting searches
164(5)
Standard bulletins
164(3)
In-house strategies
167(1)
Specialist suppliers
168(1)
Common search types (II) - Patentability and freedom-to-operate searches
169(8)
The patentability search
169(4)
The infringement search
173(4)
Common search types (III) - Portfolio and legal status searches
177(13)
The portfolio search
177(2)
Legal status
179(8)
Services from patent offices
179(1)
Pair and Image File Wrapper
180(1)
epoline ® - Web register and file inspection
181(1)
Multi-country coverage (Inpadoc-Prs)
182(3)
Commercial sources for United States legal status
185(2)
Japanese legal status - Patolis
187(1)
Validity and opposition searching
187(3)
Commercial intelligence
190(4)
State-of-the-art searches
190(2)
Patent analysis tools and techniques
192(2)
Specialist techniques
194(9)
Searching of citations
194(1)
Patent classification
195(5)
The International Patent Classification and its derivatives
196(4)
The US Patent Classification
200(1)
Additional non-word elements
200(3)
Future developments
203(3)
The impact of the World Trade Organisation and WIPO
203(1)
The Trips Agreement
203(1)
The Patent Law Treaty (PLT)
204(1)
The Future of patent searching?
204(2)
Annex A: USPTO classification 206(8)
Annex B: Historical JPO classification 214(3)
Annex C: Classes of the IPC (Seventh edition) 217(3)
Appendix 1: Glossary of patenting terms 220(4)
Appendix 2: Contact list for major database producers, hosts and libraries 224(2)
Appendix 3: Index of abbreviations 226(5)
Index 231