Information practice in science and technology
Subtitle: evolving challenges and new directions
By: Mary C. Schlembach, guest editor.
Contributors: Schlembach, Mary C.
Series: Science & technology libraries -- v. 21, no. 1/2.
Publisher: Haworth Information Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 162
Subjects: Technical libraries.; Scientific libraries.; Libraries -- Special collections -- Electronic information resources.; Electronic information resources -- Use studies.; Libraries and electronic publishing.
Genres: Use studies.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Merging science/technology libraries : a valuable planning option / Barton Lessin; value: Electronic collection, evolution and strategies : past, present, and future / Carol A. Brach; value: Providing a digital portal to a print collection : a case study for an engineering documents collection / Winnie S. Chan, Deborah Rhue; value: Challenges for engineering libraries : supporting research and teaching in a cross-disciplinary environment / Linda G. Ackerson; value: Information-seeking behavior of academic meteorologists and the role of information specialists / Julie Hallmark; value: Geology librarianship : current trends and challenges / Lura E. Joseph; value: Bridge beyond the walls : two outreach models at the University of California, Santa Cruz / Catherine Soehner, Wei Wei; value: Current implementation of the DOI in STM publishing / Cynthia L. Mader; value: When vendor statistics are not enough : determining use of electronic databases /; value: Amy S. Van Epps; value: Capturing patron selections from an engineering library public terminal menu : an analysis of results / William H. Mischo, Mary C. Schlembach; value: Looking for numbers with meaning : using server logs to generate Web site usage statistics at the University of Illinois Chemistry Library / Beth L. Tarr; value: Challenges and changes : a review of issues surrounding the digital migration of government information / Robert Slater.