Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes
JOHN WHELAN LIBRARY BULLETIN No. 2 - 17/06/97
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John Whelan Library (JWL) Bulletin is issued when there is something important
to communicate. Suggestions and comments on this bulletin are welcome.
Topics
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1. LIBRARY SPLIT HAS FINISHED. WHAT THERE IS IN EACH LIBRARY.
2. PLATE LIBRARY.
3. ELECTRONIC SERVICES: E-JOURNALS, IAU CIRCULARS, PREPRINTS AND JOURNAL
CATALOGUES.
4. NEW ACQUISITIONS.
5. NEWS.
1. LIBRARY SPLIT HAS FINISHED. WHAT THERE IS IN EACH LIBRARY
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JWL has been split in order to stablish a new library at the Sea-Level Office
(SLO). Now the library at the Isaac Newton Telescope (INT) is specially
dedicated to visiting astronomers and observers, and the library at the SLO is
the main library. Roughly this is what you can find in each library:
INT LIBRARY - INT BUILDING, 1st FLOOR, NEXT TO RECEPTION
Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts (only duplicates from SLO library)
Books (sections)
Commonwealth Universities Yearbooks
Health and Safety at Work
La Palma
Technical Catalogues (manufacturers, electronic components, etc.)
Astronomical Catalogues
Stars
Sky
Binary stars
Galaxies
Variable stars
Spectra
Infrared Observations
Ultraviolet Observations
Others (Supernova, nova, etc)
Astronomical indexes and directories
Physical and Astronomical Data Tables
Astronomical Ephemerids
Meteorological Data (CAMC archives)
Astronomical Atlases
Atlases of the world
'Nice and old' astronomical books
Dictionaries and Almanacks
Journals (display)
Astronomical Journal
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series
Astrophysical Journal
Astrophysical Journal Letters
Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
Electrical Review
Electrical Times
Electronic Engineering
Electronics Weekly
Electronics World
IAC Noticias
IAU Information Bulletin
ICE (Revista de Instrumentacion de Componentes y Equipos Electronicos)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
NRC Handelsblad
Occupational Safety and Health
Open Space (PPARC)
Personal Computer Magazine (in dutch)
PPARC Bulletin
Professional Engineering
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
RB Electronika
RosPa Bulletin
Spectrum
The Messenger (ESO)
Zenit
Journals (collections) --> have a look at ~library/pub/catalogue/jou_mou.cat
Astrophysical Journal: Vol.67(1928)-Vol.87(1949) incomplete,
Vol.111-...(1950-...) complete
Astrophysical Journal Supp. Series: Vol.1-...(1954-...)
Astrophysical Journal Letters: Vol.153-...(1968-...)
Astronomy and Astrophysics: Vol.1-...(1969-...)
Astronomy and Astrophysics Supp. Series: Vol.1-...(1970-...)
Astronomy and Astrophysics Review: Vol.2-...(1991-...) incomplete
Astronomical Journal: Vol.51-...(1946-...)
Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics: Vol.34-... (1996-...)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: Vol.110-...
(1950-...)
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific: Vol.51-67
(1939-1955) incomplete, Vol.68-...(1956-...) complete
Nature: Vol.307-357(1984-1992), Vol.360-370(1993-1995)
Boletin Oficial del Estado
Boletin Oficial de Canarias
Boletin Oficial de la Provincia de Tenerife
Others (electronics, dutch and engineering journals, and duplicates
from SLO library)
Reports of the 70's Site Testing Project
Other Observing Sites Documentation
ING Technical Publications (Technical Notes, User Manuals and Observers'
Guides)
SLO LIBRARY - MAYANTIGO BUILDING, 6th FLOOR
Astronomical Atlases (only duplicates from the mountain)
Astronomical Catalogues (only duplicates from the mountain)
Astronomical Ephemerids
ING Technical Publications (Technical Notes, User Manuals and Observers'
Guides)
Astronomical Preprints
Anglo-Australian Observatory
Astronomical Institute Anton Pannekoek
Australia Telescope National Facility
Caltech Astrophysics Abstracts
Cambridge University Astronomy
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Center for Astrophysical Sciences
Centro Astronomico Hispano Aleman Almeria
Chalmers University of Technology
COBE
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
European Southern Observatory
Gemini Telescope
Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics preprints and abstracts
Hubble Space Telescope Key Projects
Institut D'Astrophysique de Paris
Institute for Advanced Study
Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias
Jodrell Bank
Kapteyn Institute
Laboratorio Nacional de Astrofisica
Laboratory for High Energy Astrophysics
Leicester X-ray Astronomy
Liverpool John Moores University
Max Planck Institut
National Research Council Canada
Netherlands Foundation for Research in Astronomy
Nobeyama Radio Observatory
Observatoire de Haute-Provence
Observatoire de Lyon
Observatoire de Paris
Planetary Science Institute
Royal Greenwich Observatory
Space Telescope Science Institute
Sterrenkundig Institut Utrecht
Sterrewacht Leiden
Stockholm Observatory
The Open University
Universitat de Barcelona
Universite de Lausanne
University College London
University of Bristol
University of Cambridge
University of Chicago
University of Edinburgh
University of Hertfordshire
University of Leeds
University of Manchester
University of Maryland College Park
University of New South Wales
University of Oxford
University of Tokyo
University of Texas at Austin
University of Washington
Wisconsin Astrophysics
Newsletters (display)
Active Galaxies
Agrupacion Astronomica de Madrid
American Astronomical Society
American Astronomical Society
Anglo-Australian Observatory
Astronomical Data Center (NASA)
Astronomical Society of the Atlantic
Asymptotic Giant Branch
Australia Telescope National Facility
Be Stars
Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope
Chemically Peculiar Red Giant Stars
Astro News (ESA)
Cool Stars
Magellanic Cloud
EUVE Observatory
Galactic Center Research
Gemini Telescope
History of Astronomy
HoT Stars
HVAR Observatory
IAC Noticias
ISO Info
James Clerk Maxwell Telescope
Mercury
The Messenger
Multiple Mirror Telescope
Astro (NFRA)
National Optical Astronomy Observatories
Nordic Optical Telescope
Obsevatoire de Haute-Provence
Open Space (PPARC)
PPARC Bulletins
Pulsars
South African Astronomical Observatory
Space Telescope - European Coordinating Facility
Space Telescope Science Institute
Spectra (Carnegie Institution of Washington)
Spectrum
Standard Stars
Star Formation
Astronomia Latino Americana
Subaru Telescope
Telescopio Nazionale Galileo
Technical Reports (from other telescopes and institutions)
New Acquisitions (they are displayed on the New Acquisitions shelf)
Annual Reports (ours and other institutions')
Journals (collections) --> have a look at ~library/pub/catalogue/jou_slo.cat
Astronomy and Astrophysics
A&A Supplement Series
A&A Review
Astrophysical Journal
ApJ Supplement Series
ApJ Letters
Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics: Vol.1-...(1963-...)
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Astronomical Journal
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Others (software, astronomical and general journals)
Books (sections)
ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS
Astronomy and Allied Sciences
Positional and Dynamical Astronomy
Techniques and Instrumentation
Observatories
Telescopes
Photometry
Photography
Spectroscopy
High-energy Astronomy
Astrophysics and Cosmochemistry
Cosmology
Galaxies
Milky Way
Interestellar Matter
Quasars
Solar System
The Sun
Stars
Variable Stars
Terminal Stages of Stars
Astronomical Geography and Chronology
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Systems
Data Processing and InterNet
Computer Programming
Special Computer Methods
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
PHYSICS
Physics
Optics
OTHER SCIENCES
Geology, Hydrology, Meteorology
ENGINEERING
Engineering
Electronics
OTHERS
Buildings
Literature
Biographies
La Palma
Directories and Technical Catalogues
Table and Data Books
SPIE COLLECTIONS
IAU Symposia: Vol.50-66 incomplete, Vol. 72-... complete
ASP Conference Series: Vol.1-...
Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts: Vol.1 (1969)-...
Journals (display)
Applied Optics
Acta Astronomica
Agrupacion Astronomica de Sabadell
Astronomical Journal
Astronomy and Astrophysics
A&A Review
A&A Supplement Series
Astrophysical Journal
ApJ Supplement Series
ApJ Letters
Astrophysical Letters and Communications
BBC On Air
Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society
BYTE
Computer Weekly
Datamation
The Economist
El Empresario
EXE
Experimental Astronomy
Fronteras de la Ciencia y la Tecnologia
Graphics and Visualization
IAU Information Bulletin
Iberica
IEEE Computer
IEEE Software Engineering
IEEE Software
ICEX Informa
Journal of the British Astronomical Association
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Nature
New Scientist
Photonics Spectra
Physics World
Popular Astronomy
Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Resident Abroad
Revista Mexicana de Astronomia y Astronautica
Science
Scientific American
Sky and Telescope
Starlink Bulletin
The Astronomer
The Observatory
The Universe
Vistas in Astronomy
Weather
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias (location: rest room, sixth floor)
2. PLATE LIBRARY
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ING has a plate library at INT building, 2nd floor, northern side. This library
has been reorganized recently. It consists of 4500 transparent and 1000 opaque
photographic plates aproximately and two machines: one for measuring distances
on the plates and another one to take polaroid photographs. Plates cover the
whole sky in different filters. These are the features of the available
surveys:
NORTHERN SKY
- Palomar Sky Survey (PSS)+overlays to identify the objects on the plates.
Opaque plates. -42DEC>-90. Filter J has a
wave band 395-540 nm and is nearly equivalent to B. ESO plates were taken by
the 1-meter ESO Schmidt telescope at La Silla and the SERC plates by the
1.2-meter UK Schmidt telescope at Siding Spring. The limiting magnitude in J
is 23. ESO plates are 5.4*5.4 degrees at a scale of 67.6 arcsec/mm, and SERC
plates are 6.4*6.4 degrees at 67.2 arcsec/mm.
- SERC EJ Sky Survey in filter J, covering 0>DEC>-15. The plates are 6.5*6.5
degrees at 65.7 arcsec/mm.
- SERC SR and I sky atlas, covering 0>DEC>-75.
3. ELECTRONIC SERVICES: E-JOURNALS, IAU CIRCULARS, PREPRINTS AND JOURNAL
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CATALOGUES
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For ING users and visitors is now possible to consult the electronic services
of library. To reach them type: cd ~library/pub. You will find the electronic
journals we are subscribed to, the IAU circulars, the abstracts of recent
astronomical preprints with links to the full text and the journal catalogues.
The files in these directories are compressed except for the issues which have
arrived recently. To uncompress:
% cp ~user
% cd ~user
% uncompress
To read an uncompressed file from ~library/pub, see first its extension:
.txt
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more or
jed , to abandon the application: CTRL+x, CTRL+c. Answer 'No' when asked
for saving. To search using keywords use CTRL+h, ?, 0, 0, 0 (forward) or 1
(backward). Use CTRL+v to move forward quickly and ESC+v to move bakcward.
Another possibility to search is to use grep command from the Unix prompt:
grep 'keyword' , and then: grep 'ISSN number' | more. See below
for more details.
.dvi
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xdvi , you need to set display first.
.ps
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ghostview
I strongly recomend reading all the files.
1.1. Electronic Journals
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JWL is subscribed to 15 free astrophysical electronic newsletters. In
~library/pub/ejournals directory you can access to all of them including back
issues. Latest issues can be read directly without uncompressing using the
right tools (see above). DON'T PRINT THESE ELECTRONIC JOURNALS UNLESS IT'S
EXTREMELY NECESSARY!! Printed copies can be found at the SLO library. This is
the list:
ALA - Astronomia Latino Americana
Journal in Spanish about congreses, papers, tesis, etc. in Latin
America. Periodicity: irregular.
The Magellanic Clouds Newsletter
The Magellanic Clouds Newsletter is an electronic publication to
promote information exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration on
the Magellanic Clouds. The Magellanic Clouds Newsletter covers all
areas of Magellanic Clouds research - young and old stellar
populations, individual stars, the star formation history, the
interstellar medium, interactions within and between the Magellanic
Clouds, and with the Milky Way, kinematic and dynamical studies,
astrometry and catalogs, photometry, spectroscopy, and studies in all
wavelength ranges. Monthly.
The HoT Star Newsletter
An electronic publication dedicated to A, B, O, Of, LBV and
Wolf-Rayet stars and related phenomena in galaxies. Monthly.
Asymptotic Giant Branch Newsletter
An electronic publication dedicated to stellar evolution on the
asymptotic giant branch and beyond. Monthly.
The Star Formation Newsletter
An electronic publication dedicated to early stellar evolution and
molecular clouds. Monthly.
Standard Star Newsletter
An electronic publication of the Working Group on Standard Stars,
IAU commissions 29, 30, 45. Monthly.
Radio Pulsar Newsletter
A newsletter dedicated to radio observations of Pulsars. Monthly.
Galactic Center News
Galactic Center News contains abstracts of recently submitted papers
which revolve around the Galactic Center. Bi-monthly.
Cool Stars Newsletter
An electronic Newsletter whose purpose is to rapidly disseminate new
research results dealing with cool stars and the sun. The subject
matter should pertain directly to F, G, K, M stars or the sun. Monthly.
Newsletter of Chemically Peculiar Red Giant Stars
A newsletter dedicated to late and peculiar spectrum stars. Monthly.
Active Galaxies Newsletter
An electronic publication dedicated to the observatoion and theory of
active galaxies. Monthly.
Electronic Newsletter for the History of Astronomy
Published by the Working Group for the History of Astronomy. Monthly.
Electronic Newsletter of the EUVE Observatory
The EUVE Electronic Newsletter is published by the EUVE Science
Archive Group and contains information on a variety of mission-related
topics (e.g., science discoveries, the Guest Observer Program and the
Science Archive). Monthly.
Astronomical Data Center (NASA) Electronic News
News on the NASA Astronomical Data Center. 4 times a year.
Be Star Newsletter
A newsletter dedicated to Be Stars. Once a year.
If anyone wishes to receive any of these e-journals when they arrive at the
library count, please email me telling which ones.
Other newsletters are available directly from an URL or a ftp server (so there
isn't a subscription) and printed copies are not always available at the SLO
library. These are:
UC Irvine Physics and Astronomy Newsletter
http://www.ps.uci.edu/physics/newsletter.html
Subaru Telescope Newsletter
http://opal.mtk.nao.ac.jp/subaru/snl/snl_index.html
ESA Space Science Newsletter
http://www.estec.esa.nl/spdwww/h2000/html/indexnl.htm
NRAO Newsletter
Newsletter of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
http://www.cv.nrao.edu/html/newsletter/
The ASA Newsletter
The official newsletter of the Astronomical Society of Australia.
http://www.atnf.csiro.au/asa_www/newsletter.html
AAO Newsletter
Anglo-Australian Observatory Newsletter. http://www.aao.gov.au/news.html
ESA Publicatons
http://esapub.esrin.esa.it/
IRAM Newsletter
Institut de Radio Astronomie Millimetrique Newsletter.
http://iram.fr/newsletter/newsletter.html
IBVS
The Information Bulletin on Variable Stars, Comissions 27 and 42 of
the IAU. ftp://ftp.konkoly.hu/pub/ibvs/4000
Delta Scuti Star Newsletter
http://dsn.ast.univie.ac.at/dssn/index.html
CDS Information Bulletin
The CDS Information Bulletin is a specialized publication containing
information related to the specific role of the astronomical data
centers. http://cdsweb.u-strasbg.fr/Bull.html
BARS Newsletter
This is the newsletter of the BARS, Barred and Ringed Galaxies, ITP
project. ftp://star.herts.ac.uk/pub/Knapen/BARS/nl
EJASA
Electronic Journal of the Astronomical Society of the Atlantic. General
interest stories and practical articles for the amateur and
professional astronomers. Features include book reviews.
http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/ftp/info/newsletters/ejasa
SAAO Newsletter
South African Astronomical Observatory Newsletter.
ftp://da.saao.ac.za/pub/info/
Peculiar Newsletter
A very specialized astronomical circular of the IAU Working Group on
Ap and related stars.
http://obswww.unige.ch/~north/newsletter/no24/N24/N24.html
Analysis of Astronomical Spectra
A newsletter containing reports of recent CCP7 activities. Published
two times per year.
http://icarus.stsci.edu/~hulbert/ccp7/www/news.html
Finally here you are the URLs of the most used journals:
Full text:
A&A
http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00230/index.htm
A&A Supplement Series
http://www.ed-phys.fr/docinfos/OnlineAetA.html
ApJ journal, letters and supplement (ING users have complete access)
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/ApJ/journal/
New Astronomy
http://www1.elsevier.nl/journals/newast/Menu.html
Abstracts and indexes only:
Annual Review of A&A
http://www.annurev.org/series/astro/astro.htm
Astronomical Journal
http://www.astro.washington.edu/astroj/index2.html
MNRAS
http://www.blackwell-science.com/products/journals/mnras.htm
Nature
http://www.america.nature.com/
Science
http://www.sciencemag.org/
New Scientist
http://www.newscientist.com/home.html
Scientific American
http://www.sciam.com/
PASP table of contents
http://www.stsci.edu/pasp/list.html
PASP Abstratcs searchable version with links to full text.
http://cdsweb.u-strasbg.fr/PASP.html
ASP Conference Series
http://www.stsci.edu/pasp/confer.html
IAU Symposia
http://www.wkap.nl/kapis/CGI-BIN/WORLD/series.htm?IAUS
General search:
ADS NASA service
http://adswww.harvard.edu/
CDS Strasbourg
http://cdsweb.u-strasbg.fr/CDS.html
NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/
Astro-ph service
http://xxx.unizar.es/archive/astro-ph
1.2. IAU Circulars
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IAU circulars are at ~library/pub/iaucirc and they are in .txt format. Last 20
circulars aproximately are uncompressed. If you wish I forward them to you
when they arrive, please, let me know.
1.3. Preprints
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The abstracts of recent published preprints can be read in
~library/pub/astro-ph directory. To look for authors, titles, etc. of the last
6 years, link to http://xxx.unizar.es/archive/astro-ph These abstracts are
submitted by the authors directly. Nowadays most of the authors send here
their papers.
1.4. Journal Catalogues
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They can be found at ~library/pub/catalogue. There are two files: file
contains the journals at SLO library and the
ones on the mountain (INT library). Both catalogues include journals,
magazines and newsletters and are not complete yet. Anyway, the most
important publications are updated and the information is complete.
These files can be consulted using:
% grep 'keyword'
Output is a line with an ISSN number on the left. Grep again using this number
and you will get the full information. Example:
% grep 'Datamation' jou_slo.cat
ISSN 0011-6963 Datamation
% grep 'ISSN 0011-6963' jou_slo.cat
ISSN 0011-6963 Datamation
ISSN 0011-6963 2 years
ISSN 0011-6963
ISSN 0011-6963 Volume Issue Date Received Date Mark
ISSN 0011-6963 -----------------------------------------
ISSN 0011-6963 42 07 01/04/96 08/05/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 08 15/04/96 08/05/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 09 01/05/96 03/06/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 10 15/05/96 21/06/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 11 01/06/96 08/07/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 12 15/06/96 08/07/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 13 07/96 13/09/96
ISSN 0011-6963 42 14 08/96 16/10/96
For further information on grep command, type:
% man grep
Another possibility is using jed editor or more command (see above).
4. NEW ACQUISITIONS
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The following books have arrived recently. If location is not specified, they
are on the New Acquisitons shelf at SLO library and can be borrowed filling
the loan cards as usual:
1. 'Physical Processes in Symbiotic Binaries and Related Systems', Proceedings
of the International Conference held at Koninki, Poland, J. Mikolajewska,
1997.
2. 'Gran Atlas Mundial', Plaza and Janes. Location: SLO rest room.
3. 'Gravity's Fatal Attraction', M. Begelman and M. Rees, Scientific American
Library, 1996.
4. 'Software Inspection', Tom Gilb and Dorothy Graham, Addison-Wesley.
5. 'Charge-Coupled Devices and Solid State Optical Sensors IV', SPIE
Proceedings Series Vol. 2172, Blouke M.M. (editor).
6. 'Charge-Coupled Devices and Solid State Optical Sensors III', SPIE
Proceedings series Vol. 1900, Blouke M.M. (editor).
7. 'Voyager in Time and Space - The life of Couch Adams', Cambridge
Astronomer, Harrison H.M., The Book Guild Ltd., 1994.
8. 'Seeing at the WHT', Report on the Half Arcsecond Project up to 31 July
1996, Mike Breare, February 1997.
9. 'Understanding Client/Server Computing', One video plus a workbook.
10. 'Design Project Planning', William T.F. Bond, Prentice Hall, 1996.
11. 'Perspectives in Astrophysical Cosmology', Martin Rees, Cambridge
University Press, 1995.
12. 'Old Populations and the Star Formation History of the Local Group Dwarf
Irregular Galaxy NGC 6822', Carme Gallart Gallart, IAC, 1996.
13. 'Electronic Journals 1995', Association of Research Libraries, 1995.
5. NEWS
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CCD ASTRONOMY NO LONGER PUBLISHED
CCD Astronomy has ceased publication after winter 1997 (JWL was subscribed to).
Instead they will devote more space to digital imaging in Sky & Telescope. It
no longer makes sense to relegate digital imaging to a separate publication.
So, beginning with the May issue, S&T will include regular coverage of
electronic astronomy in the form of review articles, technical tips, equipment
reviews, and - of course - glorious CCD images of the night sky.
THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC IN CHARGE OF PUBLISHING IAU
PUBLICATIONS
The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) is pleased to announce that
the Society has been selected to issue the publications of the International
Astronomical Union (IAU). The ASP will assume the publishing responsibilities
from the present publisher in January of 1998.
URANIA
The Urania resource is composed of electronic astronomical scholarly journals,
bibliographic information, electronic archives of original data, electronic
astronomical catalogs, electronic copies of the historical scholarly
literature for the last twenty years and a special reference system archive
organized by object in the sky. Linked together effectively by a mutual,
standardized reference system, the separate resources which make up Urania
comprise a functioning digital library of astronomical information, providing
a power and utility which, until now, was only dreamed of.
At present, Urania is composed of the following components:
Peer Reviewed Journals:
The Astrophysical Journal (18,500 pages)
The Astrophysical Journal Supplements (4,000 pages)
The Astrophysical Journal Letters (2,500 pages)
Astronomical Journal (6,000 pages - March 1997)
Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplements (3,500 pages - expected shortly)
Astronomy and Astrophysics (13,5000 pages - coming in 1997)
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (1,500 pages -
coming in 1997)
Bibliographic Resources:
NASA/Astrophysics Data System (searchable authors, titles, abstracts - links
to articles and data)
Data Centers:
Centre de Donn es astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS)
NASA/Astronomical Data Center (ADC)
NASA Extragalactic Data Center (NED)
Object-indexed Data and Bibliographic Search Systems:
NASA Extragalactic Database
SIMBAD
Historical Journal Archive:
NASA/Astrophysics Data System (page images of all major journals sinc
1980)
URANIA is at: http://www.aas.org/Urania
DEC COMPUTING
Dec Computing has ceased publication and subscription has been cancelled.
None of 1997 issues were published.
Javier Mendez Alvarez
ING librarian
jma@ing.iac.es
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* To order books, email me with this information: title, author, ISBN number,
approximate price, publisher and year of publication. Further information
is welcome too.
* To borrow books, fill the loan card specifying your name (extension and
email address), date and where you are going to keep the book. In
principle, you can borrow all the books except for those which are for
reference only. Put the card into a red plastic bag and leave it where
exactly the book was. Return the book to the 'Returned Books' tray when
finished.
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Current librarian:
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e-mail: jma@ing.iac.es Fax: +34-22-425401
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