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Love, April M. | Hidden water: Salt Lake County, UT drainages, a part of the Western Waters Digital Library | | Salt Lake Valley watershed, hidden water | 2012 |
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Chaufty, Lisa Marie | Geospatial initiatives at the J. Willard Marriott Library | Slideshow presentation given May 9th, 2012 at the UGIC conference held at Ruby's Inn, Bryce Canyon National Park. Presentation includes information on: A clickable county map of our digital assets. Hidden Water unveils surface water systems on the east side of the Salt Lake Valley. A collaboration ... | | 2012-05-09 |
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Herbert, John; Arlitsch, Kenning | digitalnewspapers.org: The Digital Newspapers Program at the University of Utah | This article describes the Utah Digital Newspapers Program at the University of Utah's Marriott Library. Background information regarding the historical importance of newspapers, the current state of commercial newspaper digitization and the problems with small newspaper digitization are reviewed, a... | Digital libraries; Newspaper and periodical libraries; Library materials, Digitization | 2004 |
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| Energy eighteen wheelers: the technological revolution within utility restructuring. | The electric utility industry, is being de-regulated and restructured. The utilities want to preserve their traditional markets and customers and to avoid stranding their capital investments. Special customer interest groups want to open these traditional markets to new "merchant" providers of elect... | Utility Industry; Change; Photovoltaics | 1997-10-09 |
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Mower, Allyson | Exploring publishing patterns at a large research university: Implications for library practice | Objective - The research project sought to explore the value of data on publication patterns for decision-making regarding scholarly communications and collection development programs at a research-intensive post-secondary institution, the University of Utah in the United States. Methods - Publicati... | | 2012-01-01 |
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Silverman, Randall H. | Day the university changed | Describes the disaster recovery efforts in the Morgan Library of Colorado State University following the 1997 flood. Deals in detail with conservation and restoration of damaged book and journal collections. | Library materials, Conservation; Library Materials, Restoration; Flood damage; Emergency management | 2003 |
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| Industrial revolutions: from canal systems to computer networks | Today's so-called "Information Revolution" is often compared to past industrial revolutions, especially a British Industrial Revolution which took place between 1750 and 1830 and a Second Industrial Revolution which is believed to have occurred in the United States between 1880 and 1940. The compari... | Information technology; Information Age | 2000 |
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Silverman, Randall H. | Day the university changed | The largest water-related library disaster in U.S. history occurred at Colorado State University's (CSU) Morgan Library in Fort Collins, Colorado on July 28, 1997. This flood was caused by a series of summer rainstorms that began the day earlier, July 27 - and lasted off and on for about 31 hours,... | | 2004 |
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Landesman, Margaret M. | ATG interview with John Sack | John Sack is the Director of High Wire Press, a department of the Stanford University Libraries, which assists with the publication of 334 journals, mostly in the sciences. | Publishers; Publishing; Serial publishing | 2002-12 |
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Morrison, David L. | Intro to IP and patent searching for new engineers | | | 2013-09 |
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Silverman, Randall H. | Seven deadly sins of disaster recovery | Disaster response is largely about managing people. Human failings and vice can delay or derail library and archives recovery activities, causing irreparable damage to irreplaceable cultural property. Peter Waters' seven requirements for conducting successful disaster recoveries are contrasted with ... | Peter Waters; Florence flood; Disaster plan; Recovery protocol; Library; Archive | 2007 |
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Silverman, Randall H. | Connoisseurship of nineteenth and early twentieth century publishers' bookbindings | The vast majority of historically significant nineteenth- and early-twentieth century publishers' bookbindings reside in the general collections of research libraries. In no way does this minimize the importance of this material historically nor the library's professional obligation to guarantee its... | Publishers and publishing; Book Repair Practices | 2000 |