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Guide to U.S. Map Resources by Map and Geography Round Table (MAGERT) of the Ame

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Date of Publication
2005-11
Place of Publication
2005-11
Book Series
Scarecrow Press
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9780810852686
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Publisher
Scarecrow Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0810852683
ISBN-13
9780810852686
eBay Product ID (ePID)
46601637

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
520 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Guide to U. S. Map Resources
Subject
Reference, Library & Information Science / General, Library & Information Science / Archives & Special Libraries
Publication Year
2005
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Author
Map and Geography Round Table (Magert) of the American Library Association
Subject Area
Language Arts & Disciplines, History
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
17.8 Oz
Item Length
9.9 in
Item Width
7 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
3
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2005-010479
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
This admittedly overdue update of the 1990 and 1986 editions reflects map collections transformed by such technologies as geographical information systems, data sets, and digitalization. From a 2003-4 survey conducted by Thiry (map librarian, Colorado School of Mines, Golden) from his library's map room's website, he has compiled a directory of collections at academic, federal, public, private, state, and other institutions. Entries, referenced to accession numbers in the indices, are organized alphabetically by state and include information on contacts, holdings, access, GIS and other services. Web resources are included. Indexed by library/ institution, name, geographic/subject/special collection, regional Federal depository library, and collection receiving items through the Federal Depository Library Program., ...a fine job of providing directory information that is still useful in the twenty-first century. Recommended for medium-sized to large public and academic libraries., "...a fine job of providing directory information that is still useful in the twenty-first century. Recommended for medium-sized to large public and academic libraries." -- Booklist "...the best way to discover the principle map collections in a particular area, and is therefore recommended for all academic, larger public, and genealogy libraries." -- American Reference Books Annual "This admittedly overdue update of the 1990 and 1986 editions reflects map collections transformed by such technologies as geographical information systems, data sets, and digitalization. From a 2003-4 survey conducted by Thiry (map librarian, Colorado School of Mines, Golden) from his library's map room's website, he has compiled a directory of collections at academic, federal, public, private, state, and other institutions. Entries, referenced to accession numbers in the indices, are organized alphabetically by state and include information on contacts, holdings, access, GIS and other services. Web resources are included. Indexed by library/ institution, name, geographic/subject/special collection, regional Federal depository library, and collection receiving items through the Federal Depository Library Program." -- Reference and Research Book News, ...the best way to discover the principle map collections in a particular area, and is therefore recommended for all academic, larger public, and genealogy libraries.
Dewey Decimal
026.912
Table Of Content
Part 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Foreword Part 3 Introduction Part 4 Collection Directory Part 5 Appendix A: Original Announcement of the Opening of the Survey Part 6 Appendix B: "Long Survey" Part 7 Appendix C: "Short Survey" Part 8 Appendix D: Totals of Map Holdings by Institution Part 9 Appendix E: Library/Institution Index Part 10 Appendix F: Names Index Part 11 Appendix G: Geographic/Subject/Special Collection Index Part 12 Appendix H: Regional Federal Depository Libraries Index Part 13 Appendix I: Depository Libraries' Collections Index
Edition Description
Revised edition
Synopsis
More than fourteen years have passed since the second edition of the Map and Geography Round Table's Guide to U.S. Map Resources appeared in 1990. The third edition offers users a detailed snapshot of and guide to hundreds of map collections and cartographic resources in libraries and repositories throughout the nation. Substantial changes have occurred within library map collections over the past decade and a half, and not surprisingly, the computer has been at the core of most of these innovations. Geographic information systems (GIS), the World Wide Web, email, Portable Document Format, data sets, the Internet and digitization have all played revolutionary roles in transforming libraries-and map collections in particular-over the past fifteen years. Today's librarian who works with maps is no longer limited by the contents of his or her own map and atlas collection. In many cases the librarian can turn to the Internet and locate a map or data set physically located in a library hundreds of miles away. However, this is not always the case. But knowing which collection may contain a needed cartographic item can be a valuable first step in locating the item in question. As map collections everywhere continue to grow, new maps, digital files, aerial photos, and atlases become available to users every day. This detailed, timely, and reliable guide to these varied and still somewhat "hidden" cartographic collections-and their personnel-serves as a useful reference tool, especially in this digital age, when library online catalogues are immediately and readily accessible., More than fourteen years have passed since the second edition of the Map and Geography Round Table's Guide to U.S. Map Resources appeared in 1990. The third edition offers users a detailed snapshot of and guide to hundreds of map collections and cartographic resources in libraries and repositories throughout the nation. Substantial changes have occurred within library map collections over the past decade and a half, and not surprisingly, the computer has been at the core of most of these innovations. Geographic information systems (GIS), the World Wide Web, email, Portable Document Format, data sets, the Internet and digitization have all played revolutionary roles in transforming libraries--and map collections in particular--over the past fifteen years. Today's librarian who works with maps is no longer limited by the contents of his or her own map and atlas collection. In many cases the librarian can turn to the Internet and locate a map or data set physically located in a library hundreds of miles away. However, this is not always the case. But knowing which collection may contain a needed cartographic item can be a valuable first step in locating the item in question. As map collections everywhere continue to grow, new maps, digital files, aerial photos, and atlases become available to users every day. This detailed, timely, and reliable guide to these varied and still somewhat "hidden" cartographic collections--and their personnel--serves as a useful reference tool, especially in this digital age, when library online catalogues are immediately and readily accessible., More than fourteen years have passed since the second edition of the Map and Geography Round Table's Guide to U.S. Map Resources appeared in 1990. The third edition offers users a detailed snapshot of and guide to hundreds of map collections and cartographic resources in libraries and repositories throughout the nation. Geographic information systems (GIS), the World Wide Web, email, Portable Document Format, data sets, the Internet and digitization have all played revolutionary roles in transforming libraries--and map collections in particular--over the past fifteen years. Today's librarian who works with maps is no longer limited by the contents of his or her own collection. In many cases the librarian can turn to the Internet and locate a map or data set physically located in a library hundreds of miles away.
LC Classification Number
GA193.U5C62 2005

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