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50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community

The CERN Scientific Information Service has been active in the field of digital library research and in providing scientific information services to the high-energy physics community for almost five decades now. Most recently the research focus has been on interoperability issues in document storage...

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Autores principales: O'Dell, Carmen, Dallman, David Peter, Vigen, Jens, Vesely, Martin
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2003
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02910864
http://cds.cern.ch/record/690102
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author O'Dell, Carmen
Dallman, David Peter
Vigen, Jens
Vesely, Martin
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description The CERN Scientific Information Service has been active in the field of digital library research and in providing scientific information services to the high-energy physics community for almost five decades now. Most recently the research focus has been on interoperability issues in document storage and retrieval systems, metadata added-value services, digital library automation and networked information services. The achievements of this research and the implications for treating grey literature are presented, including practical implementation examples.
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50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title_full 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title_fullStr 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title_full_unstemmed 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title_short 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
title_sort 50 years of experience in making grey literature available: matching the expectations of the particle physics community
topic Information Transfer and Management
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02910864
http://cds.cern.ch/record/690102
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