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National Workshop on Information Management System
by Sree Kumar Nair 12 Jan '13

12 Jan '13

*National Workshop on Information Management System: Strategies on E-Resources Management in Higher Education * Organized by Centre for Education Beyond Curriculum (CEDBEC), Christ University, Bangalore in association with International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU)* 26-28 February 2013 * * Pre-notice* Dear Sir/Madam, Greetings! We are pleased to inform you that Christ University, Bangalore, in association with International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) is conducting a National Workshop on Information Management System: Strategies on E-Resources Management in Higher Education from February 26th to 28th, 2013 *Background* There has been a paradigm shift the world over, the way information and knowledge is being generated, stored, accessed, disseminated and consumed. Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) is the game changer in this and it has propelled the growth of large numbers of Electronic Resources across the world. In the electronic publishing ecosystem, scholarly E-Resources form a major stakeholder targeting the electronic information systems, researchers and the academic community. E-Resources extend numerous advantages to information systems and to the user community. They offer concurrent and multiple access to the content, remote access, multimedia facilities, online searching, and considerable storage savings. Information systems could also explore numerous resource base enhancement innovations such as the UGC Infonet, INDEST Consortium etc. and several Open Source Digital Library technologies towards making the library vibrant, resourceful, outreaching, accessible and visible. However, there are numerous challenges faced by Digital Libraries in managing these resources as each one has it own characteristics and particularities in its format and meaning. *Objective * Keeping in view the way information and knowledge is generated and the paradigm shift undergone by major libraries to e-resources, the main objective of this workshop is to empower users in Information and Communication Technologies working in university libraries and public service institutions. This workshop will also enhance skills in building your own digital libraries, document repositories, content management and information retrieval strategies and utilize various e-resources available to the world at large, effectively promoting knowledge based-services. *Content: * - Information Management - Web 2.0 applications in information sharing, collaborations and value added services - E-Resources Management Strategies - Digital Libraries using Open Source software “Greenstone” - Scholarly Electronic Resources  Institutional Repositories (Open Access Archives) using “DSpace”, “OAI Harvester” etc. - Web based Content Management Applications (CMS) using “Drupal”, “Joomla” etc. - Federated Searches and Discovery Services  Single Sign-On and Remote Login Services - Consortia approach to Library's digital / electronic collection building activities Methodology - Interactive sessions - Practical presentations - Feedback and support *Delegate Profile* Librarians, & Information Managers, College/University Teachers and Professionals interested in the field. *Registration* Outstation participants: Rs 3500/-per participant (Includes lunch, tea on all days of the workshop and accommodation will also be provided at the Center for Academic Excellence, Christ University, Bangalore) Local participants: Rs 2500/-per participant (Includes lunch & tea on all days of the workshop) * Payment details* DD drawn in favour of “Christ University, Bangalore”, payable at Bangalore *Last day for registration: 9th February 2013 * *Venue:* Seminar Room, Christ Junior College Block, IV Floor, Christ University campus Sd/- Dr (Fr) ABRAHAM V M Pro-Vice Chancellor Christ University, Bangalore *For more information/clarification, you may contact:* Dr. Kennedy Andrew Thomas The Director, Total Quality Management System (TQMS), Christ University, Bangalore 560029 Phone 91-800-40129451/40129454 Fax: 91-80-40129000Mobile -9343521435 Email: cedbec(a)christuniversity.in / kennedy.andrew(a)christuniversity.in REGISTRATION FORM : Attached with this mail. Warm regards, Sree Kumar Nair, Librarian, Christ University, Hosur Road, Bangalore - 560029 Karnataka -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Request for fulltext article needed
by Ravi Hullur 11 Jan '13

11 Jan '13

Dear LIS Professionals, We urgently require the following article for one of the research scholars. Kindly help me if your library collection has it. Ectrodactyly-ectodermal dysplasia-clefting (EEC) syndrome presenting with a large nephrogenic cyst, severe oligohydramnios and hydrops fetalis: a case report and review of the literature Tuenjai Chuangsuwanich1,*, Prasert Sunsaneevithayakul2, Kobkun Muangsomboon3, Chanin Limwongse Prenatal Diagnosis Volume 25, Issue 3, <http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pd.v25:3/issuetoc>pages 210–215, March 2005 I thank all of you for the help provided every time when I approached -- ** ***** Regards Ravi Hullur Asst.Librarian KLE University, Belgaum -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Seminar-cum-Workshop on Media and Information Literacy, 12-13 February 2013 Punjabi University, Patiala - call for papers and participation
by HPS Kalra 11 Jan '13

11 Jan '13

Seminar-cum-Workshop on Media and Information Literacy 12-13 February, 2013 Organized by Department of Library and Information Science Punjabi University, Patiala Objectives of the seminar-cum-workshop (a) To understand the concept of media and information literacy and lifelong learning; (b) To apply media and information literacy concepts and skills across frontiers (c) To develop media and information literacy modules for L professionals (d) To formulate a National Media and Information Literacy Agenda (e) To create a ripple effect by training librarians and faculty in MIL Theme of the Seminar: Media and Information Literacy Sub-themes: (suggested topics but not limited to the following) • Media and information literacy (MIL) as a composite concept • Information literacy and lifelong learning • Information literacy methods and techniques and best practices • Information literacy policies and policy development: Initiatives in India • Information literacy and libraries • Information literacy and LIS education • Information literacy across disciplines • Planning strategies for information literacy training (promotion and marketing, training the trainers, partnership, collaboration across professions, teacher education, integrating into curricula) • Information literacy instruction (teaching techniques and methods, instructional design, curriculum development, measurement and evaluation, Web-based training, e-learning) • Information literacy and ethical and social issues • Information literacy and citizenship • Information literacy and digital divide • Role of Media and Information in Democracy • Representation in Media and Information; • Languages in Media and Information; • Citizenship, Freedom of Expression and Information, Access to Information, Democratic Discourse and Life-long Learning • Understanding Media and Information Ethics Note: These sub-themes are not exhaustive, rather indicative only. Call for papers: Full articles and research papers (with abstracts) are invited on the above mentioned theme and sub-themes of the seminar. Papers should reach the Head, Department of Library & Information Science, Punjabi University, Patiala – 147002 (Punjab) as an email attachment (as a doc file) latest by 08 February 2013 to milpatiala(a)gmail.com with a copy to Jagtar Singh jagtardeep(a)gmail.com The paper should include Title, Name and Address of author(s), Abstract and Keywords. References at the end of the paper and their in-text citing should be according to APA Style manual. Keynote speaker: Dr. Albert K. Boekhorst, Visiting Professor, University of Pretoria, South Africa would be delivering the keynote address and would conduct a workshop on the second day. Participation and Registration: Participation to the workshop is limited for 25-30 participants and would be provided on first-come-first-served basis. Registration Fees: Rs. 750.00 for the seminar-cum-workshop. Registration fee payable by cash/DD. DD payable at Patiala to be drawn in favour of Head, Dept. of Library and Information Science, Punjabi University, Patiala. Climate: Climate in Patiala is generally very cold during mid-February. Outstation participants should bring heavy woolens to avoid inconvenience. How to Reach Patiala: Patiala is easily approachable by train/bus. Nearest airport is Chandigarh (60 km away). Patiala also has a railway station and Ambala Cantt. (50 km) and Rajpura (20 km) are major and nearest stations on Delhi – Amritsar main rail line. Frequent bus service is available from Chandigarh, Ambala Cantt. and Rajpura. Direct buses are available from other major cities in North India. Punjabi University is situated 6 km before the city on Rajpura-Patiala highway and buses make a stop there at the request of passengers. Accommodation: Accommodation in Punjabi University guest house is very limited and would be arranged by the Organizers ONLY on first-come-first served basis for those participants who send prior information for it in the registration form. Charges for accommodation are to be borne by the participants as per actuals. Registration Form Seminar-cum-Workshop on Media and Information Literacy 12-13 February 2013 Department of Library & Information Science Punjabi University, Patiala Name: (Prof./Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms):………………………………………………………….. Name of accompanying person/s (if any):………………………………………………. Designation: …………………………………………... Institution: ……………………………………………………………………………….. Mailing Address: ………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………….. E-mail: …………………………………………………………………………………….. Phone: (O) …………………………….., (M) …………………………. Payment Details: Bank: ……………………………. Draft No. …………………………… Dated: ………................................ Amount: ……………………………… Whether accommodation is required: Yes / No. If Yes, number of persons and their names:……………………………………….. Arrival and Departure Details (Train / Flight No., Date, Time): ……………………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Signature The filled-in registration form along with registration fee is to be sent to the Head, Dept. of Library and Information Science, Punjabi University, Patiala 147002 (Punjab) Ph.-0175-3046179, 3046180. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Full text artical
by sridhar gowda 11 Jan '13

11 Jan '13

Dear professionals For one of our student Research the below journal articles are urgently required, if u have access these full text article, please mail to sridhar.cool06(a)gmail.com 1. Personality development & stress reduction in nursing personnel by Makhija Neclam. Vol. 91, No. 12 December 2000, The Nursing Journal of India. 2. Student nurses problem & guidance nursing. July 1997, The Nursing Journal of India -- ** Sridhar M. P. Librarian, Narayana Hrudayalaya College of Nursing, Bangalore Ph. +91-9538898126 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Gmail configuration in Dspace
by Manju Channappa 10 Jan '13

10 Jan '13

Dear professionals, I want to know how to configure gmail server in dspace. I checked the dspace forum and tried but its failed to launch mail server. Can any one help me in this... Thanks and Regards Manju C Librarian ISBR Business School Bangalore Mob:9880678301 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Request for article
by honnappa ramannanavar 10 Jan '13

10 Jan '13

Dear LIS Members, One of our faculty member need these articles. kindly send the following articles at the earliest. Smirnova, Yelena (2012). Perceptions of corporate social responsibility in Kazakhstan, Social Responsibility Journal Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 404-417 Kansal, Monika and Singh, Sukhdev (2012). Measurement of corporate social performance: an Indian perspective, Social Responsibility Journal, Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 527-546. Obalola, Musa and Adelopo, Ismail (2012). Measuring the perceived importance of ethics and social responsibility in financial services: a narrative-inductive approach. Social Responsibility Journal, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 418-432 Azmat, Fara; Zutshi, Ambika (2012). Perceptions of corporate social responsibility amongst immigrant entrepreneurs. Social Responsibility Journal, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 63-76. Weyandt, A J; Costa, S R Reis da; Nunes, M L and Gaspar, A (2012). Social responsibility of fish processing companies located in Portugal and Spain. Social Responsibility Journal, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 100-113 Güler Aras, Asli Aybars, Ozlem Kutlu, (2010) "Managing corporate performance: Investigating the relationship between corporate social responsibility and financial performance in emerging markets", International Journal of Productivity and Performance Management, Vol. 59 Iss: 3, pp.229 – 254 Best Regards, Honnappa Ramannanavar Asst. Librarian IFIM Business School -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Need of article
by banesh hiremath 10 Jan '13

10 Jan '13

Dear sir, one of our faculty needed below mentioned article for their research purpose Titile : Galerkin approximations for singular linear elliptic and semilinear parabolic problems *Author : *S. N. Chow<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> a*, D. R. Dunninger<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> b & M. Miklavčlč<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> b Volume 40 <http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/gapa20?open=40#vol_40>, Issue 1<http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/gapa20/40/1>, 1991 Taylor and Francis if u have above mentioned article kindly send to below mentioned email id "librarian(a)jssaten.ac.in" -- Thanks and Regards, B. K. Hiremath Librarian Library and Information Center JSS Academy of Technical Education Noida-201301 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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NATIONAL CONF - ROUTE - 2013-Reaching Out to Users through Technology
by Arunachalam Hariharan 10 Jan '13

10 Jan '13

NATIONAL CONFERENCE on Reaching Out to Users through Technology (ROUTE - 2013) Enhancing Innovative Library Services in Open Environment Date: 13 - 15 MARCH 2013 Organized by CSIR – Structural Engineering Research Centre Chennai – 600 113 CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre (CSIR-SERC), Chennai is one of the premier national laboratories under the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), India. CSIR-SERC is a leading research institution in the field of structural engineering at the national and international levels. CSIR-SERC has excellent facilities and expertise for the analysis, design and testing of structures and structural components. CSIR-SERC’s services are being extensively used by the Central/State Governments and public/private sector undertakings. CSIR-SERC has been certified as ISO 9001:2008 quality institution. Knowledge Resource Division, CSIR-SERC Nestled amidst the greenery in the campus, is the Knowledge Resource Division (KRD) set up on modern lines. Providing invaluable support to researchers, its collection has grown to cover all aspects of structural engineering and its related sciences. KRD, CSIR-SERC is fully automated using modern technologies such as barcode, RFID, and provides several web-based services such as OPAC, auto alert, content alert, institutional repository etc. KRD, CSIR-SERC has recently upgraded its storage and security capacities by installing storage mobile compactors and surveillance system. About the Conference Reaching Out to Users through Technology (ROUTE-2013) - Enhancing Innovative Library Services in Open Environment aims to promote the understanding and use of information and communication technologies in libraries and institutions promoting library services to ensure equitable access to information and learning opportunities to every citizen. Digital libraries and deep web offer a vast spectrum of information. Large scale and access-free digital libraries, as well as social networks and tools constitute challenges in terms of accessibility, trust, privacy, and user satisfaction. The current questions concern the trade-off, where our actions must focus, and how to increase the accessibility. ROUTE-2013 looks to the future as our presenters embrace technological change in their workplaces and institutions, seeking ways to mobilize service delivery and granting service providers the skills and power to stay ahead of a connected and socialized client base. ROUTE-2013 aims to provide a mix of sessions highlighting technologies affecting user interaction and creation of new and better ways to manage library resources. At ROUTE-2013, information professionals have the valuable opportunity to share insights that address global technological challenges affecting our local communities. Anyone interested in emerging technologies that affect libraries and its services should plan to attend. Objectives The conference is intended to provide a forum for discussion and exchange of ideas on the theme and various sub-themes. The main objectives of the conference are to: - Discuss strategies to manage libraries in the future and to reach the users through technology. - Enhancing access to libraries through new media for next generation users. - Identify and disseminate experiences of library professionals while using current technologies. - Identify and share best practices developed or adopted. Call for Papers Papers are invited on the various sub themes of the conference: - Cloud computing for library services: Software - openURL resolver, stats manager, research guides, online reference; Platforms - integrated library system, ILL, copyright compliance systems; Infrastructure - discovery, digital repository, archives management, website, digital storage, institutional repository. - Innovative Library Services: Using social networks such as facebook, twitter, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, linkedIn etc for library services; Publishing, editing and modifying content using content management systems such as wordpress, joomla etc.; Using open source e-learning applications such as moodle. - Mobile Technologies for Library Services: Mobile technologies / devices for libraries, library mobile applications, creating mobile websites / m-opac, SMS alerts. - Resource sharing and e-resource management: Open access initiatives, OA repositories & institutional repositories, open journal systems, consortium etc. CONFERENCE THEMES - Cloud computing for library services: Software - openURL resolver, stats manager, research guides, online reference. Platforms - integrated library system, ILL, copyright compliance systems. Infrastructure - discovery, digital repository, archives management, website, digital storage, institutional repository. -Innovative Library Services: Using social networks such as facebook, twitter, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, linkedIn etc for library services. Publishing, editing and modifying content using content management systems such as wordpress, joomla etc. Using open source e-learning applications such as moodle. - Mobile Technologies for Library Services: Mobile technologies / devices for libraries, library mobile applications, creating mobile websites / m-opac, SMS alerts. - Resource sharing & e-resource management Open access initiatives, OA repositories & institutional repositories, open journal systems, consortium etc. Papers on the themes listed above are invited from library and information professionals, IT professionals, academicians, research scholars, consultants, government and non-government organizations based on their research work / case studies. Abstracts of papers not exceeding 500 words may be sent by email or post to the organizing secretary. The abstracts will be reviewed by the technical committee, and the authors will be intimated of the acceptance along with the guidelines for preparation of the full-text. Guidelines are also available in the conference web page. Conference Fee & Pre-conference Tutorial Fee - Delegates - 3000/- per person - Students - 1000/- per person - Pre-conference Tutorial Fee - 1000/- per person For delegates with accompanying person, please add Rs.1500 to the conference fee. Registration fee includes conference kit, a digital copy of the proceedings, lunch and tea during the tutorial and conference. Registration fee may be paid through Demand Draft in favour of “IRF Structural Engineering Research Centre” payable at Chennai. Online payment option is also available. For details please refer the conference page in CSIR-SERC website. Pre-conference Tutorial A tutorial on E-prints and mobile libraries will be held on 13 March 2013. For more details, please visit the conference page in CSIR-SERC website. Dates to Remember Submission of Full Paper: 15th January 2012 Last Date of Registration: 15 February 2013 CONFERENCE DATES Pre-conference Tutorial: 13 March 2013 Main Conference : 14 – 15 March 2013 CONFERENCE VENUE Vigyan Auditorium CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre CSIR Campus, CSIR Road, Taramani Chennai – 600 113 Accommodation Limited accommodation is available on first come first serve basis in CSIR-SERC guest house on payment. Delegates are requested to contact the organizing secretary for guest house bookings. Large numbers of hotels are available in Chennai. Participants can opt for accommodation in the nearby areas of the centre such as Adyar, Velachery and Thiruvanmiyur. Information related to hotels in Chennai can be found in: Welcome to Chennai Chennai formerly known as Madras is the capital city of Tamil Nadu and is the fourth largest metro in India. Chennai is a journey into timeless India, a kaleidoscope of moods - rich in the treasures of history, from temples and shrines to forts and palaces, the landscape of the past lives easily with the present. Retaining much of its traditional charm, this 350 year old city is the gateway to the south, providing many a fascinating vignette of southern heritage. With its historic landmarks and buildings, long sandy beaches, cultural and art centers and parks, Chennai's tourism offers many interesting locations to visitors. One of the most important tourist attractions of Chennai is in the neighboring town of Mahabalipuram with its ancient temples and rock carvings of the 7th century Pallava kingdom. Chennai is world famous for its clothes shopping opportunities. Local markets solely dedicated to clothing stores and the choices, along with the prices, are truly amazing, making this a shopping destination in its own right.Chennai is well connected to other cities in India by rail, road and air. Dr. A. Hariharan Organizing Secretary & Head, Knowledge Resource Division CSIR-STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTRE CSIR CAMPUS, CSIR ROAD, TARAMANI CHENNAI - 600113 Tel: 044-22549131 / 22549132 / 22549133 /09841601903 Fax: 044 - 22541508 Email: route2013register(a)serc.res.in; route2013papers(a)serc.res.in www.serc.res.in -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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ARTICLE REQUEST
by Harish Y S 09 Jan '13

09 Jan '13

Dear sir one of our faculty member required Following journal articles, you are one of the co author to this article if available send this article to below address or email attachment. *New forensic method for measuring dynamic changes of EMF level limits using smart dust* Information, Communication and Automation Technologies (ICAT), 2011 XXIII International Symposium on<http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/mostRecentIssue.jsp?punumber=6093619> *Date of Conference:* 27-29 Oct. 2011 *Author(s):* Hajdarevic, K. <http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/searchresult.jsp?searchWithin=p_Authors:.…> Pattinson, C. <http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/searchresult.jsp?searchWithin=p_Authors:.…> ; Hadzic, A. <http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/searchresult.jsp?searchWithin=p_Authors:.…> ; Hadzigrahic, J. <http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/searchresult.jsp?searchWithin=p_Authors:.…> *Page(s):* 1 - 5 *Product Type:* Conference Publications http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?reload=true&arnumber=6102… -- Regards Harish Y S Librarian National Institute of Engineering, Manandavadi Road, Mysore-8, Mob - +919886384826 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Request for article
by Muruli Acharya 09 Jan '13

09 Jan '13

Dear LIS Professionals, We urgently require the following article for one of the research scholars. Kindly help me if your library collection has it. *Hypoglycemic effect of moringa oleifera leaf powder on human diabetic subjects *by* John *and* Chellappa; The Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics , 2005, 42(1), page 22-29* I thank all of you for the help provided every time when I approached. -- Muruli Librarian, Power System Training Institute (PSTI), National Power Training Institute (NPTI), Bangalore, India -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Need article
by Veeru 09 Jan '13

09 Jan '13

Dear Professionals, One of our faculty is urgent need of this article. Please send anybody who have subscribed to this article. *Title*: Galerkin approximations for singular linear alliptic and semilinear parabolic problems. *Authors*: S. N. Chow<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> , D. R. Dunninger<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> & M. Miklavčlč<http://www.tandfonline.com/action/doSearch?action=runSearch&type=advanced&r…> Volume 40, Issue 1, Page: 41-52 *Journal*: Applicable Analysis *www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/00036819008839991* -- Thanks and Warm Regards Virupaksh. B. H Library and Information Assistant National Library of India, Kolkata-700027 Email Id: *veerulis(a)gmail.com* * * * * -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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SRELS Lecture - Reminder
by Mailing List Admin 09 Jan '13

09 Jan '13

Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2013 12:03:37 +0530 From: SARADA RANGANATHAN ENDOWMENT FOR LIBRARY SCIENCE Dear Moderator : Kindly arrange to announce the following invitation for the benefit of lis-forum members. Yours truly, K.N. Prasad Executive Officer Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science Bangalore *** Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science (SRELS), Bangalore and Ranganathan Centre for Information Studies (RCIS), Bangalore cordially invite you to a lecture by Mr. Shion Guha Graduate Research Assistant, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York on Cross-campus collaboration : A Scientometric and Network Case Study of Publication Activity Across two Campuses of a Single Institution Dr. I.K. Ravichandra Rao Formerly, Professor and Head, Documentation Research and Training Centre, Bangalore presides on Tuesday, 15th January 2013 at 6.30 p.m. at SRELS, 702, 42nd Cross, 3rd Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560 010 RSVP: K.N. Prasad � Ph: (080) 23305109 E-mail: srels(a)dataone.in

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Is this the world’s “most awesome library”?
by Jayadev P Hiremath 08 Jan '13

08 Jan '13

Is this the world’s “most awesome library”? by Kevin Murphy That depends on whether you’re the type of person who agrees that bionic librarians, chaise lounges and the ability to converse at an above-whisper volume is preferable to the hushed, green lamp, bookshelf environment that’s been the norm for the last century. This February, the students and faculty of North Carolina State University will officially unveil their preference when the new James B. Hunt Library in Raleigh celebrates its grand opening. More than six years in the making, and designed by Snøhetta (the firm behind New York’s 9/11 Memorial), the library is garnering much praise from media and architecture firms alike for its innovative use of technology and a layout that encourages student interaction and collaboration. The AP reports: 1.5 million books are stored in more than 18,000 metal bins, retrievable by robots when a student requests one. The book robot, known as a bookBot … slides between rows of bins 50 feet deep and 120 feet high. A staffer files a student’s request for a book on a computer, and the robot locates the right bin, pulls it out and leaves the bin in front of the staffer, who locates the right book and takes it to the student. To save room, the books are stored by size, not another filing system. And the system does save space, taking up about one-ninth of the room needed to store 1.5 million books on shelves. When students look for a book, however, they can see it on a virtual shelf as they would under the Library of Congress system. But they also can refine the search by other parameters — for peer-reviewed material, for example — and the virtual shelf will reconfigure itself to those refinements. More than robots fetching books (how ironic!), the library’s real leap into the future gains focus when looking at the space’s floor plan, which seems to find inspiration in the Google/Facebook/Twitter type of offices currently employing an “open” and “fun” environment that’s supposedly conducive to brainstorming and collaboration. To wit, there are 100 areas for collaborative study; walls made of whiteboards; a traditional library area with about 40,000 books on shelves; and a snack bar on the first floor. And yes, food and drink are allowed here. As is talking. The more than 20 styles of funky chairs, including a sort of continuous chaise lounge, caught the eye of Jennifer Leary, a first-year doctoral student in textiles from San Francisco. The layout is conducive to studying, she said. “As a student, when you come into a library, you kind of want to find your space,” she said. “And all the variety gives you freedom to think, ‘OK, do I want to be in a rigid chair today or more laid back? Do I want to be near the window? What kind of view do I want to see?’ Such developments signal a change in expectations. Rather than quiet places of study, surrounded by rows and rows of books, the library of the future houses books in closed stacks and tends to be a place where ideas are conceived and shared, becoming much more like a laboratory, where inspiration arrives as much from discussion as words written on paper. Open offices and libraries work for some, not others. When it comes to whether these spaces actually increase creativity and synchronize workflow, the jury is still out. But one thing is for sure, colleges and universities increase their appeal when showing off shiny, technologically advanced libraries to potential students — and the James B. Hunt Library is not just a gift for students, it’s an investment on the part of the taxpayers of North Carolina, who contributed $115 million to the 220,000-square-foot-building. So far it’s been a wise investment, at least according to real estate and architecture site Curbed.com, which says “Raleigh, N.C., has seen the future … [the James B. Hunt Library] may even be enough to reseat MVRDV’s Book Mountain as the world’s most awesome library.” -- Warm regards. Jayadev P Hiremath Independent Libraries Professional (Former Librarian - IBS,Kuwait) E-mail : jayadevh(a)hotmail.com LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jayadev-p-hiremath/44/12a/2a0 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Sciencedirect papers
by Mahesh *Y* 08 Jan '13

08 Jan '13

Dear LIS Professional These are the journal details, please send me the topics asap :) thanku :) <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00134686> *1 ) Electrochemical study on copper cementation from cyanide liquors using zinc* Electrochimica Acta <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00134686> Volume 44, Issue 10<http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00134686/44/10>, January 1999, Pages 1617–1625 2) *Copper recovery by the cementation method* Hydrometallurgy <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/0304386X> Volume 47, Issue 1<http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/0304386X/47/1>, November 1997, Pages 69–90 -- -- *With Regards* ** * Mahesh.Y Librarian, Shri Pillappa College of Engineering, Bangalore-89. ** Mob: 09916388727 * -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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IATLIS General Body Meeting on 21 March 2013 at DRTC, Bangalore
by HPS Kalra 08 Jan '13

08 Jan '13

Dear Life member of IATLIS, Annual General Meeting of the Indian Association of Teachers of Library and Information Science (IATLIS) will be held on 21 March 2013 at DRTC, Bangalore. Details are given in the enclosed notice. HPS Kalra General Secretary, IATLIS. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Indian Association of Teachers of Library and Information Science C/o Department of Library and Information Science Punjabi University, Patiala No: IATLIS/GBM/2013 Date: 8-01-2013. The 2013 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Association will be held on Thursday, 21 March 2013 at 4.00 p.m. at the venue of the XXIX National Conference of the Association, Documentation Research and Training Centre, Indian Statistical Institute, 8th Mile, Mysore Road, Bangalore to transact the following agenda: Agenda 1. To confirm the minutes of the last Annual General Meeting held on 27 November 2011 at Gujarat University, Ahmedabad. 2. To adopt Annual Report for the period December 2011 – February 2013. 3. To adopt Audited Statement of Accounts for the period 1 April 2011 – 31 March 2012. 4. To discuss any other matter with the permission of the Chair. Presence of the members is earnestly solicited. General Secretary ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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SRELS Lecture - Reminder
by SARADA RANGANATHAN ENDOWMENT FOR LIBRARY SCIENCE 08 Jan '13

08 Jan '13

Dear Moderator : Kindly arrange to announce the following invitation for the benefit of lis-forum members. Yours truly, K.N. Prasad Executive Officer Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science Bangalore *** Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science (SRELS), Bangalore and Ranganathan Centre for Information Studies (RCIS), Bangalore cordially invite you to a lecture by Mr. Shion Guha Graduate Research Assistant, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York on Cross-campus collaboration : A Scientometric and Network Case Study of Publication Activity Across two Campuses of a Single Institution Dr. I.K. Ravichandra Rao Formerly, Professor and Head, Documentation Research and Training Centre, Bangalore presides on Tuesday, 15th January 2013 at 6.30 p.m. at SRELS, 702, 42nd Cross, 3rd Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560 010 RSVP: K.N. Prasad – Ph: (080) 23305109 E-mail: srels(a)dataone.in -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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300 Post Doctoral Fellowships for Indian Scholars in United States under Singh‐Obama Knowledge Initiative
by Dr. J. K. Vijayakumar 07 Jan '13

07 Jan '13

The University Grants Commission invites applications for 300 Post Doctoral Fellowships for Indian Scholars in United States for the year 2012 under Singh‐Obama 21st Century Knowledge Initiative 2012. The applicant should be a permanent teacher within 40 years of age as on Dec. 31, 2012, in an institution recognized under 2(f) and 12B of UGC Act and should possess a Ph.D. Degree in the respective field. Details of the scheme can be accessed from http://www.ugc.ac.in/more/sing_obamaaddvertise100512.pdf ------------ Dr. J. K. VIJAYAKUMAR, http://twitter.com/jkvijayakumar -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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CSI eNewsletter of Jan 2013
by Mohan HR 07 Jan '13

07 Jan '13

Dear all, CSI eNL wishes its readers a Happy New Year - 2013. You can now access the CSI eNewsletter of Jan 2013 at http://www.csi-chennai.org/csi-enl/csi-enl-2013-01-01.pdf and also at the CSI KM Portal at http://www.csi-india.org/web/csi/enewsletter For the archives of this newsletter, pl. visit http://www.csi-chennai.org/csi-enl/csi-enl-archives.htm or at http://www.csi-india.org/web/csi/archives You are free to forward this mail to your contacts who may like the information presented in the mail. With regards HR Mohan Chairman -- eNewsletter Committee, IEEE CS & PCS Madras http://infoforuse.blogspot.com/ Contents ======= -- CSI eNL wishes its readers a Happy 2013 -- Welcome to the Home of the Future -- The top 10 strategic technology trends for 2013 from Gartner -- The top five in-demand IT certifications for 2013 -- 14 global cybersecurity challenges for 2013 -- Security Resolutions for 2013 -- SaaS in 2013: Companies and Trends to Watch -- 13 E-Commerce Trends for 2013 -- Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Information Archiving -- The Technology Outlook for STEM+ Education 2012-2017 -- Computer Engineering: Feeling the heat -- 10 things to try when applications won't work with Windows 8 -- Use Real-time Compression to Reduce Storage Cost -- Five amazing things made reality by M2M technology -- The trouble with hurried solutions -- The White House’s long-awaited Digital Strategy -- Understanding the Three Most Common Open Source Licenses -- Open Source Compliance in the Application Development Space -- Discovery Channel - Global Warming, What You Need To Know: (1 hr 27 min 32 sec -- Nature: 2012 Review of the Year -- eBook: A Data Quality Primer -- eBook: Clearing the Air -- eBook: Conquering the Cloud -- (IN)SECURE Magazine -- eBook: "Modern Malware for Dummies -- Video: Google's Larry Page Talks Privacy, EU Troubles in Rare Interview -- Video: Defending the Data Center -- Video: TED Talks: How do we consume data? (08.08), may 2012 -- Opportunity -- Announcements -- ICT Events -- ICT News: Voices & Views -- ICT News: Telecom, Govt, Policy, Compliance -- ICT News: IT Manpower, Staffing & Top Moves -- ICT News: Company News: Tie-ups, Joint Ventures, New Initiatives -- Book: Hacking Exposed 7 Network Security Secrets and Solution, 7/e (TMH) -- Book: Digital and Analog Communication Systems (Wiley) -- Book: Software Testing: Principles and Practices (Pearson) -- Book: Bioinformatics Programming Using Python (Shroff Publishers) -- Book: Persuasive Reports and Proposals (Universities Press) -- Book: Leadership Skills (Universities Press) -- Book: Rigorous Software Development: An Introduction to Program Verification (Springer) -- Book: Windows Networking Tools: The Complete Guide to Management, Troubleshooting, and Security (CRC Press) -- About the CSI-eNewsletter -- Contributions to CSI-eNewsletter InfoQuiz–2013-01-01 =============== TWELVE Prizes to Win – FOUR Prizes of Rs. 500/- each and EIGHT books 1. Name the song video which made history as the first ever video on You Tube to reach 1 billion views. 2. GET THE QUESTION FROM THE PAGE 7 OF THE CSI eNL at http://www.csi-chennai.org/csi-enl/csi-enl-2013-01-01.pdf 3. “An idea can change your life” is the tagline of ------ 4. GET THE QUESTION FROM THE PAGE 7 OF THE CSI eNL at http://www.csi-chennai.org/csi-enl/csi-enl-2013-01-01.pdf 5. The popular “Linux For You” magazine is now known/renamed as ------ Answers to be provided to ALL FIVE questions. Question 2 & 4 are to be picked from the page 7 of the CSI eNL at http://www.csi-chennai.org/csi-enl/csi-enl-2013-01-01.pdf Email your answers by 31st Jan 2013 to csi.infoquiz(a)gmail.com with subject “infoquiz-2013-01-01”. Please provide your name, designation, company/institution, full postal address (to send the prize) and the contact phone nos. after the answers. There are TWELVE prizes to win. TWO prizes of Rs. 500/= each by SRA Systems (www.srasys.com) and TWO prizes of Rs. 500/= each by VictoryMind Educare Services. EIGHT prizes will be in the form of books which are briefly reviewed in this edition of the newsletter. They are being offered by Tata McGraw Hill Education Pvt. Ltd (www.tmhshop.com/) Wiley India Pvt. Ltd (www.wileyindia.com) Pearson Education (http://www.pearsoned.co.in) Shroff Publishers & Distributors Pvt. Ltd (www.shroffpublishers.com) Universities Press (www.universitiespress.com) Springer (www.springer.com) and CRC Press (www.crcpress.com) Answers along with the winners’ info will be published in the next issue. Answers & Winners of InfoQuiz-2012-12-01 =============================== Texting/SMS, Ajit Balakrishnan, Google Glass, Pope Benedict, Section 66 (A) Rs. 500/= from SRA Systems: Deepak Mangal (Mathura) & N. Thimmappa (Bangalore) Rs. 500/= from VictoryMind Edu Services: Liny Varghese (Kochi) & G.Jose Moses (Rajahmundry) Book from Tata McGraw Hill Education Pvt Ltd: Ch. Sravanalaxmi (Visakapatnam) Book from Wiley India Pvt Ltd: Shalini Aggarwal (New Delhi) Book from Pearson Education: Nadeem Ahmad (Darbhanga, Bihar) Book from Shroff Publishers & Distributors: Guru Dutta Padhy (Pune) Book from Universities Press: M Venu Gopal (Visakapatnam) Book from Digital Empowerment Foundation: Bijoy Ketan Panda (Bhubaneswar) Book from Springer: Pramod Kumar Jha (Hyderabad) Book from CRC Press: T.U. Peter (Chennai) -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Application for Librayr Professionals
by swati＠iimcal.ac.in 07 Jan '13

07 Jan '13

Moderator is requested to post this message: A Human Resource Agency is inviting applications from qualified library professionals. Selected candidates will be placed at the library of Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. After filling out currently vacant positions, a panel of such professionals will be prepared which will remain valid for one year. Depending on future vacancies, professionals from the panel may be called for interview. The other important information regarding these appointments: 1. The candidates will be recruited by the Human Resource Agency. All positions carry the benefits of PF, ESI, Mediclaim as applicable. 2. The recruited candidates will be placed at the library of IIM Calcutta. 3. Selected candidates will have to perform shift duty along with other professionals in this category. Currently two shifts are operational – one is 9:15 AM – 5:45 PM and the other is 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM. There can be changes in the timings of these shifts or more shifts may be created in future if work situation demands so. 4. Selected candidates will be provided shared single accommodation inside the campus (no family accommodation). 5. Candidates must possess M. Lib.Sc. However, candidates possessing B.Lib.Sc and with exceptional experience of working in other places may also be considered. 6. Depending on experiences and performance in the interview, the selected candidates will be placed in one of the following pay-group: (i) Rs 18000/ p.m. for candidates with working experiences of 18-24 months in large academic/technical libraries (ii) Rs 16000/ p.m. for candidates with working experiences of 12-15 months in large academic/technical libraries (iii) Rs 14000/ p.m. for candidates with little or no exposure to library work but who would prove their interest in work during the interview. Interested candidates must send their resume to udskolkata(a)uds.in with a copy to librarian(a)iimcal.ac.in immediately. Applications will be received till January 16, 2013. -- Swati Bhattacharyya Librarian Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Joka, Diamond Harbor Road Kolkata - 700104 Ph: +91-33-2467-8300/01 (extn: O:416; R: 106) -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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National Workshop on Koha
by john jeraud 07 Jan '13

07 Jan '13

Dear moderator, Lourdes Matha Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Trivandrum (approved by AICTE and affliated under University of Kerala) is conducting a two day Workshop on Koha on 26th and 27th of January 2013 at Trivandrum. Resource Person : Dr. Sunita Barve, NCL Pune Investment : Rs. 3000/- which includes food & accommodation For Further details please contact , John at 0-8907-888-000 or 0-8907-900-111 or mail to : johnjeraud(a)gmail.com please publish, thanking you John Jeraud Librarian, LMIHMCT Trivandrum 695 574 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Assistant Librarian Job @ University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur
by Veeru 07 Jan '13

07 Jan '13

Dear Professionals, University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur - Teachers University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur, KA Advt No.R/Rectt/Direct posts/Advt.8&9/2012-13 *Assistant Librarian (02)- SC-1 / UR-1* *2.Qualification:* i. Good Academic record with at least 55% of the marks at the Master Degree in Library Science / Information Science from a recognized Indian University, or an equivalent Degree from a Foreign University. ii. Candidates should have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) in Library Science for Assistant Professor post conducted by the ASRB/UGC/CSIR or a similar test accredited by the ICAR/ICMR/NCERT/UGC/CSIR i.e., (a) For Agriculture/Animal Husbandry/ Veterinary/ Fisheries disciplines, ASRB/ ICAR NET in the concerned subject is prescribed (b) For Humanities, Languages, etc., UGC NET is prescribed (c) For Pure Sciences, CSIR NET is prescribed iii. Ph.D. is desirable. 2.*Scale of pay Rs*. 15600-39100+6000 AGP *more details visit*:*-http://www.uasraichur.edu.in/* http://www.tngovernmentjobs.in/2013/01/university-of-agricultural-s...<http://www.tngovernmentjobs.in/2013/01/university-of-agricultural-sciences.…> *Last date* 01.02.2013 -- Thanks and Warm Regards Virupaksh. B. H Library and Information Assistant National Library of India, Kolkata-700027 Email Id: *veerulis(a)gmail.com* * * * * -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Inside The Library of Congress's Mission To Organize 170 Billion Tweets
by Jayadev P Hiremath 05 Jan '13

05 Jan '13

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Library of Congress says it's amassed about 170 billion tweets since it began collecting an archive of all Twitter messages in 2010. Twitter is donating its archive to the library, going back to the first one posted in 2006. Library Director of Communications Gayle Osterberg wrote in a blog post Friday that the volume of tweets it receives has grown from 140 million daily in February 2011 to nearly half a billion tweets each day in late 2012. Librarians have been developing a system to preserve and organize the collection. Now the library is shifting its focus to handle the technical challenges of making such a massive archive available to researchers. The library may work with a private partner to provide access because its own search technology is slow. Inside The Library of Congress's Mission To Organize 170 Billion Tweets By Sarah Kessler | January 4, 2013 Turning 170 billion tweets into a usable archive is a challenge that the nation's largest library has never seen before. The Deputy Librarian of Congress talks with Fast Company about where to start. When the Library of Congress began archiving new tweets in February 2011, it would transfer about 140 million new tweets each day from temporary servers onto magnetic film. By the next October, that number had soared to about 400 million tweets per day. There are now about 170 billion tweets in the archive, which also includes a collection of all tweets going back to 2006 that the library acquired from Twitter in 2010. The library’s two compressed copies of the data total 133.2 terabytes. “It’s a few cabinets of tape,” explains Robert Dizard, the deputy librarian at the Library of Congress. “It’s not a roomful or roomfuls. And that’s just a testament of the storage capacity of tape.” The size of Twitter is on the order of the size of the Internet, just in tweets instead of web pages. Since the library signed an agreement with Twitter in 2010 that gave it access to historical tweets, a small team of its staff have been working to establish a sustainable process for acquiring and storing tweets. Now they’re transitioning their efforts to the significantly more difficult challenge of providing access to the archive they've built. Running a search term through a body of data as big as the tweet archive, Dizard says, could take more than 24 hours. The archived tweets are already indexed by time, but an hour of tweets could contain millions of 140-character snippets--not so helpful for someone doing research about a specific topic. The library has experience with large digital collections. It regularly archives, for instance, websites, government databases, and policy events. But Twitter is new territory. “It’s not only very large,” Dizard says. “It’s expanding daily and at an increasing velocity. The variety of tweets is high.” Not even Twitter, which employs some of the best engineers in Silicon Valley, has attempted to create a searchable archive of tweets. That’s partly because the commercial demand for historical access pales in comparison to that for real-time advertising. But the massive server space and resources such a project would consume are certainly another factor. Jamie de Guerre, VP Product at Topsy, a private company that provides some access to the Twitter archive, compares the task of indexing Twitter to indexing the entire Internet. “Google’s index of the entire Internet ranges from about, in some estimates, 45 billion web pages to 125 billion web pages,” he told Fast Company in a recent interview. “So the size of Twitter is on the order of the size of the Internet, just in tweets instead of web pages. Having all of that data available, being able to query across and return a large data file to a user is definitely quite a challenge.” In its first step to addressing the challenge, the library is talking with third-party companies that could potentially manage access to the archive. Given current resources, a solution for access is not likely to be a search engine that can locate a specific tweet. Dizard says he has no idea how a viable solution might look, but that abandoning the project isn't an option. “Our mission is to collect, preserve, and provide access to creative and historical record of America,” he says. “We’re looking at Twitter from a research and scholarship perspective as providing a reflection of everyday life as well as showing the development and impact of significant events. You also have the record and recordings of individuals. Which are also valuable.” “I look at Twitter as a start of what the Library will be doing in the medium and long-term,” Dizard says. “Not a test of whether we’ll collect social media at all.” -- Warm regards. Jayadev P Hiremath Independent Libraries Professional (Former Librarian - IBS,Kuwait) E-mail : jayadevh(a)hotmail.com LinkedIn : http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jayadev-p-hiremath/44/12a/2a0 Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/people/Jayadev-P-Hiremath/603802230 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Donation of bound volumes of newspapers
by Dr. Ramesh C Gaur 05 Jan '13

05 Jan '13

CENTRAL LIBRARY JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY January 04, 2013 The Central Library, Jawaharlal Nehru University has a sizable collection of bound volumes of the newspapers. Due to the space constraints the Central Library, JNU is not in position to further maintain the collection and intends to donate these volumes of the newspapers to interested libraries/other organizations of the preferably Government organizations. However, in case of no proposal is received from government organizations, proposals of private organizations may be considered. The interested library has to provide an undertaking that: 1. The newspapers have to be put for use by scholars/ users without any charge. 2. Disposal of the newspapers will not be done without written permission of the Central Library, JNU. 3. The transportation, packaging and other related cost to be borne by the concerned library. 4. The library needs to provide details of future use of these volumes of newspapers. 5. Users of Central Library, JNU will have free and open access to these volumes. The competent authority has all rights to accept or reject any or all requests of donation without assigning any reason. The proposals may be sent to: Dr. Ramesh C Gaur PGDCA, MLISc,Ph.D. Fulbright Scholar (Virginia Tech, USA) University Librarian Jawaharlal Nehru University(JNU) New Meharuli Road, New Delhi - 110067 Tele +91-11-26742605, 26704551 Fax : +91-11-26741603 Email: rcgaur(a)mail.jnu.ac.in ;rcgaur66(a)gmail.com URL: www.jnu.ac.in Brief Profile: http://www.jnu.ac.in/Library/RameshCGaur.htm Organizations/ libraries interested to accept donation of bound volumes of the newspapers, and would like to have more information, may contact Assistant Librarian, Press Clippings Section, Central Library, JNU, phone 011-26704541 on or before 17th January 2013. The list of the titles of the newspapers is as given below: NEWSPAPER TITLES WITH HOLDINGS Sl. No. Name of Newspaper Holding 1 AAJ 1977- Jan, to Dec 1978- Jan to Jul, Nov, Dec !979:- Jan to Dec 2 Al-AHRam 1976- Jan to Dec !977- Jan, Mar to Dec 1978- Jan to Dec 1979- Oct, Nov 1980- Nov 1981- Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov !988- Aug 1989- Jan to Jun, Dec 1990- Jan, Mar, May, Sept 1991- Jan, Mar, Jul, Sept, Nov 1992- Nov 3 AL-ITIHAD 1979-Jun to Dec 4 AL-MADINA 1980- Jan to Oct 1981- Mar to Nov 5 AL-THAWRA 1978- Jul to Dec 1979- Feb to May 1980- Jan to Dec 1981- Jan, Feb, Jul to Dec 6 An-NAHAR 1975-May to Dec 1976- Jan, Feb 7 ARGUMENTY 1994- Jan ot Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Jun 8 ARYAVARAT 1977- Jan to Mar, Jul, Oct 1978- Jan, Feb, Nov, Dec 9 ASHAI SHINMBUM 1976- Sep to Dec 1978- Mar to Dec 1995- Oct, Nov, Dec 1997- Jan to Dec 10 ASAHAI NEWSPARER 1996- Jun to Nov, Aug to Dec 11 BAGHDAD OBSERVER 1997-Jan-to Dec 1998- Jan to Dec 12 BANGLADESH OBSERVER 1976- Jul, Aug, Nov, Dec 1977- Jan to Dec 1978- Jan to Dec 1979- Jan to Oct 1981- Mar to Oct 13 BAKINSKII RABOCHII 1978- May to Dec 1979- Jan to Apr, Sep, Oct 14 BEIJING WANBAO 1989- Jan to Dec 1990- Jan to Dec 1991- Jan to Dec 1992- Jan-to-Dec 15 CENTRAL DAILY 1989-1991 -( Bound in one paper) 1992- Apr-to Dec- (Bound in one paper) 16 CHINA IN DAILY 1985- Jan to Jul,Oct 1986- Mar, Aug to Nov 1989- Jan to Mar 1990- Jan to Sept 1991- Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995- Jan to Sept 1996- Jan to Dec 1997- Jan to Dec 1998- Jan to July, Sep, Oct 1999- Jan to Oct 2000- Mar, Apr, Sep to Dec 2002- Mar, Apr, Sep to Dec 2003- Jan, Feb, July to Nov 2004Jan to 2010…… 17 CHINA YOUTH DAILY 1992- Jan-to-Oct 1993- Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec 1994- Jan , Feb, Mar, May to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan-to Dec 1997- Jan-to Dec 1998- Jan-to Dec 1999-Jan-to Dec 2000-Jan-to Dec 2002- Oct, Nov, Dec 2003- Jan to Sept 18 CUMHURIYET 1975- Nov-to Dec 1976- Jan-to Dec 1977- Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to Jul, Sep to Dec 1979- Mar to Dec 1980- Jan to Apr 1981- Mar to Dec 1982- Jan to Dec 1993- Jan to Oct 1994- Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Dec 1997- Jun to Dec 19 DALIY ITTEFAQ 1974- Nov, Dec 1976- Mar, Apr, Jul 1977- Apr to Dec 1978- Jan to Dec 1979- Jan to Dec 1980- Jan to Apr 1981-Jan to Oct 1982- Jan to Dec 1983- Jan to Oct 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987- Jan, Feb Oct, Dec 1988- Jan to Apr Aug, Sep, Nov, Dec 1989- Jan, Feb, Mar, May to Aug 20 DIE-ZEIT 1988- Feb to Jun, Oct to Dec 1989- Feb to Jun, Aug to Dec 1990- Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998- Jan to Mar 21 ECONOMIC IN DAILY ( CHINESE) 1977- Jul , Aug, Sep 1994- May to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Dec 1997- Jan to Dec 1998- Jan to July 22 ECONOMIC TIMES 1978- Mar to Aug, Nov to Dec 1979-Jan to Oct 1980-Jan to Dec 1981- Jan to Oct 1982- Jan to Aug 1983- May-to Dec 1984- Jan, Feb 1986- Mar to Jun 1994- Jul to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan, Feb, May to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to May 2002- Feb, Mar, Sep, Nov, Dec 2003- Feb, Mar, Jun to Dec 2004-Jan to 2010 23 ECONOMIKA IZHIZA 1990-Jun to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Jun 24 EKNOMIGHESKAIA GAZETA 1983- Jan to Dec 1984- Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988- Jan to Jun 1989-Jan to Dec 1990- Jan to Jun 25 EGYTIAN GAZZETTE 1976- Jan to Apr 1978-Jan to Dec 1979- May to Oct 1980- Jan to Dec 1981- Jan to Aug 26 EGYTIAN TIMES 1976- Jan to Apr, Sep to Dec 27 EMIRATES NEWS 1978- Aug to Dec 1979- Jan ,Feb, Jul to Dec 1981- Jan to Jun 28 Financial Times 2003 Feb to Dec & 2004 Jan to 2010 29 GAZETA 1992- Jan to Jun 30 JERMAN TRIBUNE 1979- Jan to Dec 1980- Feb to Dec 1981- Feb to Nov 1982- Jan to Nov 1983- Jan to Nov 31 GUANGMING DAILY 1988- Jan to Dec 1989- Mar to Dec 1990- Jan to Dec 1991- Jan to Dec 1992- Jan to sep 1993- Jan to Mar, Nov, Dec 1994- Jan, Sep 32 GUANG MING RIBAO 1986- Jan, Feb, Mar, May to Dec 1987- Jul to Oct 33 HINDU 1976- Nov ,Dec 1977-Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 1980- Jan to May 1981- Jun to Dec 1982- Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988- Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 2000- Jan to Dec 2001- Jan to May 2003- Feb to Nov 2004- Jan to 2010 34 HOLIDAY BANGLADESH 1977- Jan to Dec 35 INDONESIA TIMES 1976- Jul, Aug, Oct, Dec 1977- Jan to Dec 1980- Mar to Jun, Nov, Dec 1981- Feb, Mar, Jul to Nov 1982- Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984- Jan to Dec 1985- Jan to Dec 1986- Jan to Dec 1987- Jan, Feb, Oct, Nov, Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Dec 1997-Jan, Feb, Apr, May 1998- July 36 INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE 1976- Oct, Nov 1977- Jan to Apr, Jun to Dec 1978- Jan to Oct 37 ISLAND 1990- Nov, Dec 1991- Feb to May, Jul to Dec 1992- Jan, Feb May, Jun 1993- Mar to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Aug, Nov, Dec 1996- Jan to May 2001- Jul, Aug 2002- Nov, Dec 2003- Jan to Dec 2004 Jan to 2010 38 ITTDAAT 1976- May to Dec 1977- Jan to Mar Oct to Dec 1978- Apr, Aug to Dec 1978- May to Dec 39 IZVESTIIA 1979-Jan to Dec 1984- Jan to Dec 1985- Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Apr, Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Dec 1987- Jan to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1993 Jul to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999- Jan to Dec 2000- Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Mar 40 JANG (Pakistan) 1983- Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 41 JAPAN TIMES 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1988- Jan to Jun 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991- Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995- Jan to Nov 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2002- Feb 2003- Jan to Dec 2004-Jan to 2010 42 JERUSALEM POST 1976- Sep to Dec 1977- Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to May, Sep to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 1981- Jan to Mar 1982-Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992- Apr to Sep 1993- Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1999- Jan, Feb, May to Sep, Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan, Feb 2002- Jan to Dec 2003-Jan to Dec 2004-Jan to 2010 43 KAZAKHSTANSKAITA PRAVDA 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec ( Bound in two paper) 44 KHALEJ TIMES 1981- Jan to Nov 1994- Jan to Jun, Aug to Jul 1995- Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Dec 2002- Jul, Dec 2003- May to Sep, Nov, Dec 45 KOMSOMOLSKAIA PRAVAD 1978- May to Dec 1979- Jan to Dec 46 KOREA HERALD 1977- Nov, Dec 1978- Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Nov, Dec 1979-May to Dec 1980- Janto Apr 1981- Mar to Dec 1982- Jan to Apr, Aug 47 KRASNAIA ZVEZDA 1978- May to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 48 KROKODIL 1978- Jan to Dec 49 KOMMUNIST TAJIKISTAN 1978- May to Dec 1979- Jan to Dec 50 KUWAIT TIMES 1978- Jul to Oct 1979- Jan to Oct 1980- Jan to Apr 1981- Mar to Oct 1982-Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984- Jan to Jul, Sep, Dec 1985- Jan to Dec 1986- Jan to Aug, Oct, Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 51 LE-MOND 1976- Jan,Jun, Jul, Sep to Dec 1977-May to Jun, Aug to Dec 1978- Feb to Sep, Nov 1979- Feb to Dec 1981- Apr to Jul 1982- Jan to Nov 1983- Apr to Oct 1984- Mar, May to Oct 1985- Feb, Mar, May, Aug to Oct 1986- Jan 1988-Oct to Dec 1989- Jan to Dec 1990- Jan to Dec 1991- Jan to Dec 1992- Oct to Dec 1993-Jan to Jul, Nov, Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Nov 1996- Jan, Feb, Jun to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Dec 2002-Jan to Dec 2004-Jan to 2010 52 LE-MONDE (Week) 1978- Jan to Dec 53 LE-MOND DIPLOMATIQUE 1978- Jan to Dec 1982-86 ( Bound in one paper) 1990- Mar to Oct 54 LITERATURE PRESS 1986- Mar to Dec 1987- Jan to Dec 1988- Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990- Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1997- Jan to Dec 55 LITERATURE GAZETA 1978- Jan to Dec ( Bound in two paper) 1983- Jan to Nov 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987- Jul to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992- Jun, to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 56 LITERATURNAIA ROSSIA 1978- Jan to Dec 1982-Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986- Jul to Dec 1988- Jul to Dec 57 MALAY MAIL 1976- Jan to Jun, Sep to Dec 1977- Jan Mar, Jun 58 MAlAYSIA NEW STRAITS TIMES 1981- Mar to Jul, Sep 59 MANICHI DAILY NEWS 1988- Apr to Sep 1989- Feb to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991- Jan to Nov 1992- Apr to Dec 1993- Jan to Mar, Jul, Aug 1994- Mar to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Dec 1997- Jan to Apr 60 MANICHI SHIMBUN 1976-Oct to Dec 1979- May to Dec 61 MILLIYAT 1977- May, Jun, Sep, Oct 62 MINGPAO 1976- Aug to Dec 63 MOSKOVSKIE NOVOSTI 1993-Jul to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995- Jan to Dec 1996- Jan to Jul 64 NAI DUNIYA 1977- Jan to Jun, Sep to Dec 1978- Jul to Dec 1979- Jan, Feb, Jul to Sep 1980- Jan to Apr 1981- May to Oct 65 NANFANG RIBAO 1994- Oct to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997- Jan to Dec 1998- Jan to Mar 66 NATIONAL ECHO 1977- Apr to Jul 67 NATIONAL HERALD SUPPLEMENTARY 1977- Jan, Feb 1979- Mar, Apr 68 NAV BHARAT TIMES 1977- Apr to Dec 1978- May to Aug, Nov, Dec 1979- Jan to Apr, Aug to Dec 69 NAWA-E-WAQT 1977- Jan to Jun, Sep to Dec 1978- Jan to Dec 1979- Mar to Dec 1980- Jan to Apr 1981- Jan to Dec 1982- Jan to Sep 1983- Mar to Nov 70 NE-DELIA 1978- Jan to Dec 71 NEW STRAITS TIMES (Ceylon) 1975- Jan, Feb, Apr, Oct, Nov, Dec 1976- Jan, Mar, Apr, Jun, Sep, Nov 1977-Mar,Apr, May, 1981-Oct to Dec 1982-Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 2000- Nov 72 NEZAVISIMAIN GAZETTA 1994-Apr to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Sep 1998- Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Mar 73 NIHON KEIZAI SHIMBUN 1978- Apr to Dec 74 NIKKEI ( Weekly) 1991-Jan to Dec 1992- Jan to Dec 1993- Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 75 PAKISTAN TIMES 1977- Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 1980-Jan to Apr, Aug to Sep 1981-Jan to Dec 1982-Jan to Dec 1983- Jan to Dec 1984-Apr, Jul 76 PRAVADA 1978-Jul to Dec 1979- Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan, Feb, Mar, Jul to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Mar 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1993- Jun to Dec 1994- Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 76 PRAVADA SUPPEMENT 1996- Jul to Dec 77 PRAVADA vostoka 1978- May to Dec 1979- Jan to Dec 78 RENMIN BAO 1977- Jan to Apr 1986-Jan, Feb, Apr, Jun, Nov, Dec 79 REMMIN RIBAO 1976- Sep to Dec 1977-Jun to Dec 1978-Jan to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 1986- Jan to Dec 1987-Sep to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Mar to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Sep 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Dec 2002-May to Dec 2003-Jan to Dec 80 ROSSISKAIA GAZETA 1996- Jul to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Mar 81 SANGBAD 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 82 SHAONIAN ZHONGGUO 1989-91 (Bound in one paper) 83 SING TAO WAN PAO 1976- Nov, Dec 84 SOVESTSKAIA KIRGIZIIA 1978- May to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 85 SOVESTKAIA KULTURA 1978- Jan to Dec 86 SOVETS KAIA ROSSIIA 1978- May to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 1993-Jul to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 87 STANDARD 1976- Jan to May 1977-Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to Dec 1979-Jan to Apr Sep to Dec 1980-Aug to Dec 1981-Jan to Dec 1982-Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan , Feb 1986-Mar to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988-Jan to Sep 1990- Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Nov 1994-Jan to Jul, Oct, Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 88 STAR 1976-Aug to Oct, Dec 1977-Jan to Jun 1981-Mar to Dec 1982- Jan to Dec 1983-Jan to Apr 89 SUTSIAUSTICHESKAIA INDUSTRIA 1978-May to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 90 TA KUNG PAO 1983-85 (Bound in two paper) TIMES OF INDIA 1977-Jan to Dec 1978-Jan to Jun, Sep to Dec 1979-Jan to Jun, Aug to Dec 1980-Jan to Apr 1981-Jun-to Dec 1983-Jan to Dec 1984-Jan to Dec 1985-Jan to Dec 1986-Jan to Dec 1987-Jan to Dec 1988-Jan to Dec 1989-Jan to Dec 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1992-Jan to Dec 1993-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Dec 1995-Jan to Dec 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan, Feb, , Aug to Dec 1998-Jan to Dec 1999-Jan to Dec 2000-Jan to Dec 2001-Jan to Dec 2002-Jan to Dec 2003-Jan to Dec 2004-Jan to 2010 91 TRUD 1978-Jan to Dec 1979-May to Aug 92 TIMES OF ZAMBIA 1976-Sep to Dec 1977-Jan to Apr 93 YOMIURI SHIMBUN 1976-Dec 1979-Jun to Dec 94 ZA-RUBEZNOM 1978- Jan to Dec 95 ZARIA VOSTOKA 1978- May to Dec 1979-Jan to Dec 96 ZHONGGUO QINGNIAN BAO 1990-Jan to Dec 1991-Jan to Dec 1994-Jan to Jun 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec 97 ZHONGGNO WENHUA BAO 1994-Jan to Apr 1996-Jan to Dec 1997-Jan to Dec Sd. 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One of our faculty is urgent need of this article. Please send anybody who have subscribed to this article. TITLE:-A Review of 3D Aircraft Image Recognition Methods Authors: Xu Feng Zhu, Cai Wen Ma Journal Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433 - 440) Volume Materials Science and Information Technology Citation Xu Feng Zhu et al., 2012, Advanced Materials Research, 433-440, 2794 Online since January, 2012 LINK-http://www.scientific.net/AMR.433-440.2794 -- SATISH.S MLISc., M.Phil RVCE, BENGALORU. srisanayak(a)gmail.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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