International Association of Aquatic and Marine Science Libraries and Information Centers: Recent submissions
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EURASLIC Libraries During the Covid-19 Pandemic and Other Disasters
(2020-12-06)Over the decades libraries have encountered challenges in the constantly changing information environment. Libraries adapted quickly, embracing information technology as an opportunity that enables them to offer efficient ... -
Posters
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"Learning Chests" ALFIN Strategies to Promote the Sustainability of the coastal Line from La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
(2020-01-17)The intention of the project is to raise awareness among the children and youth of the city of La Paz about the environment. This was possible through the implementation of exploratory and simulated practices with respect ... -
2019 IODE Update: AIUs, ODISCat, OceanDocs
(2020-01-17)This presentation gives an overview of current IODE projects that intersect with IAMSLIC interests. This includes an update on the Associated Data Units program for eligible Library and Information Centers. -
The Future of Aquatic Commons: Recommendations Based on an Evaluation of Business Models and Stakeholder Consultation
(2020-01-17)Aquatic Commons is a digital repository established by the International Association of Aquatic and Marine Libraries and Information Centers (IAMSLIC) in 2007 to provide a solution for member institutions that didn’t ... -
Discussion Notes on End-of-Career and End-of-Project Research Collections and Relative Merits of Journal Articles, In-house Publications, and “Grey” Literature
(2020-01-17)During the opening session of the 45th IAMSLIC meeting in Port Aransas, Texas, Jeff Paine of the Bureau of Economic Geology (geoscience research unit and geological survey of Texas) asked the more than 40 assembled marine ... -
Our Waters, Our Life. The Role of National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Library in the Collection, Storage and Dissemination of Environmental Information for the Conservation of Lake Victoria in Uganda
(2020-01-17)Uganda is located in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. With a total area of 241,550.7 km2, open water covers 36,527.4 km2 (15.3%), wetlands 4,500 km2 (1.9%) and land 200,523.2 km2 (83%). Uganda’s water resources have ... -
Holding Our Ground at the Edge: Influencing Perceptions of Library Value
(2020-01-17)Who judges the value of our libraries? Administrators look at costs and benefits, so librarians generate reports about the use of library spaces, resources, and services to demonstrate return on investment. But potential ... -
Pawikan on FB: Facebook as a Source of Information on the Current State of Sea Turtles in the Philippines with an Emphasis on Mortality
(2020-01-17)Sea turtles or “pawikan” are threatened and protected species in the Philippines. In fact, since 1979, the Philippine government has enacted several laws and policies and implemented programs for the conservation of the ... -
Workshops That Work
(2020-01-17)Offering meaningful library workshops that educate and promote academic success is an ongoing challenge. From basic library instruction for undergraduates to immersion seminars with an emphasis on skills for graduate ... -
Keynote Presentations
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Ensuring the Legacy Data for the Southern Right Whale is FAIR
(2020-01-17)Worldwide the push is for research data to become FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable. So what about legacy data? Vicki Rowntree, a Research Professor at the University of Utah, has been collecting ... -
A Small Library That Could
(2020-01-17)The scientific library of A. O. Kovalevsky Institute of Biology of the Southern Seas of RAS has a very interesting history, like the Institute itself. Formed in 1871, The library went through a number of ups and -
ASFA: Back from the Edge and Moving towards a New Horizon
(2020-01-15)Since its establishment in 1971, ASFA has steadily grown its partnerships and database, paying increasing attention to developing countries’ needs. However, its technologies and partnership model have failed to keep pace ... -
Nationwide “Publish and Read” Agreements with Publishers : The German Projekt DEAL
(2019-03-15)The Projekt DEAL is a consortium of German libraries, universities, and research institutions which started negotiations with the publisher Elsevier in 2016. DEAL wants to set up nationwide “publish and read” agreements ... -
Analysis of the Documentary Information of Scientific and Technical Research of the Moroccan Marine Environment
(2019-03-15)Since the beginning of the first decade of this century, the Moroccan scientific and technical media scene has witnessed a great development in the production of information favored by the evolution of information and ... -
Succession Planning in IAMSLIC and in Aquatic and Marine Libraries
(2019-03-15)Some IAMSLIC members have retired, and inevitably some will be retiring soon. The organization and their libraries will soon face open positions. This study will investigate how IAMSLIC member libraries respond to the need ... -
From Drips to Tsunamis: Planning for Disasters in Your Library
(2019-03-15)Disasters strike every area of any country and affect libraries, large or small. From a water leak to something big like an earthquake, hurricane or fire, libraries need to have a plan of action for an effective response. ... -
IODE Associate Information Units : A New Opportunity for Marine Information Managers to Participate at the Global Level
(2019-03-15)How can the marine information management community participate more actively within the International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE) Network? Although there are National Coordinators for Marine Information ... -
Strategies for Providing Access to Information No Matter the Location, Technological Access, and Patron: A case for Malawi
(2019-03-15)Malawi has a number of researchers located in various scientific institutions throughout the country who use information available in different formats. Apart from these researchers, the country has also scholars, policy ...
