The National Informatics Centre (NIC) has come out with the Document Storage and Retrieval System (DSRS), Version 2.0., which is a package developed to provide flexible, reliable and economic solutions to the problems of manual archival and retrieval of images of a large volume of documents.
DSRS can be typically used for:
- Documents archival
- Electronic Filing
- Signature Verification
- Personal Records
- Medical Records and
- Engineering Documentation
DSRS supports optical cartridge as a reliable media for storing scanned document images.
With DSRS, each document and page can be uniquely identified by Name. A document can also have other attributes such as date, subject, and unlimited number of keywords.
All query interaction sessions are stored and are available for reprocessing or continuing the query later on.
In DSRS, documents requiring additional security can be stored in encrypted form, and applications having a very large number of pages of information can be handled using a library of optical cartridges.
Images can be scanned at 75,150 and 300 DPI resolutions and a wide variety of DSRS FEATURES
- Menu-driven user interface
- Search based on Name, Date, Key-word expressions etc.
- Encryption of confidential documents
- Compressed image to save space
- Supports up to legal-sized documents
contrast and brightness level is available.
The scanned images are compressed before storing them on optical cartridge to reduce storage space.
The images stored on optical cartridges in compressed form are retrieved, decompressed and displayed using an efficient algorithm resulting in fast response.
(For further information, please contact: IDSE Division, National Informatics Centre, A-Block, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003. Phone: 4360324.)