We want to thank everyone who has returned library materials! We know that it is hard for some of you to let go of the books and reprints, but it is just for a short period of time. Tomorrow, we hope to have everything on the shelves and continue with the shifting of items to make more room. We will let you know when we are done, so you can run to the library and grab those books!
Congratulations to all of our graduating (now graduated) students! As an FYI, Kristin is now a temp employee for the library (not a student employee)! She will be helping us this summer until she starts classes in the fall at DU Library School.
The test scans of the Austin Post (Ice and Climate Project) USGS photograph collection on microfilm have been positive. All of the remaining microfilm reels have been received by our contractor for the digitization project. We will keep you posted as to the progress of this next phase of the Glacier Photograph Collection.
And speaking of our contractor, HOV Services representatives visited NSIDC last week. John
Jacobs (R), our primary contact for the digitization projects, and John Smiraglia (L), toured the library, analog archives, and were very impressed with the tour of the server room. (Thanks to Rich for the impromptu tour!)Staff Report
Allaina will be out Thursday, May 15th and also Monday (19th) and Tuesday (20th).
Reminder
We have a lot of IPY and IGY materials here in the library, and we have put a tag in the Notes field for them. To find these materials, just type either IPY or IGY in the Notes field.
New Items in the Library
Journals and Reports
Physics Today, v. 61 iss. 5
EOS v. 89, issues 17 & 18
Mariners Weather Log, v. 52, iss. 1
Pages News, v. 16, iss. 2
Cold Regions Science and Technology, v. 52, iss. 3
Rock Talk, v. 11, iss. 1
Books, Reprints, and Other Media
Bibliography of Repeat Photography for Evaluating Landscape Change compiled and annotated by Garry F. Rogers, Harold E. Mulde, and Raymond M. Turner.
Enhancement of Greenhouse Gas Sinks : A Canadian Science Assessment edited by Henry Hengeveld, et al.
Canadian Fisheries and Oceans Science Annual Report 2006-2007.
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