Archive for August, 2009

IFLA Conference sessions on open access

For those of you who are not attending the IFLA Conference, there are at least two sessions on open access to science and technology information.  One is sponsored by the  Science and Technology Libraries Session  and the other by the Agricultural Libraries Session .

Full text of  papers may be accessed at IFLA website at:
http://www.ifla.org/annual-conference/ifla75/programme2009-en.php
The papers are linked under the appropriate place in the program so the STL ones are Tuesday afternoon and the Ag Libraries are on Monday afternoon.

-Janet Webster

Janet Webster
Head Librarian, Guin Library
Oregon State University
Hatfield Marine Science Center
2030 Marine Science Drive
Newport, OR  97365  USA

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Copyright Permission for deposits into Aquatic Commons

I have now deposited three dissertations into the Aquatic Commons along with a number of student papers.  In doing this, I have modified the form the Aquatic Commons had for obtaining copyright permission.  Their original form was written from the perspective of an organization giving permission.  In the materials I have been dealing with, I am working with individual authors.  Stephanie has taken my template and posted it on the IAMSLIC web page (URL link is below).  It is a MS Word document that I edit and then save as a PDF to send to the author to sign.  Once I have a signed copy, I send the PDF to Lisa Raymond to keep on file at the IAMSLIC archives at Woods Hole.

Joe Wible

Hopkins Marine Station

Contributor Agreement for Theses & Dissertations

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IAMSLIC 2008 Proceedings

The 2008 IAMSLIC Conference Proceedings are available on the Open Access Server at the WHOI Library.  Thanks to Kris Anderson for editing the procedings and Dan Belich for posting them to the repository.  You can browse by author and title.  Here’s the address for browsing by title.  https://darchive.mblwhoilibrary.org/handle/1912/2867/browse-title

The IAMSLIC Executive Board decided not to print the 2008 proceedings.

-Janet Webster, Oregon State University

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