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NOAA SITE LICENSE WITH ISI RESEARCH SOFT FOR BIBLIOGRAPHIC MANAGEMENT TOOLS "NOAA
has a site license for EndNote Endnote Web and Reference Manager
from ISI Researchsoft. All NOAA researchers and
library
staff are
entitled to install
all three
software products and any
updates on
their desktop at no additional charge.
What Does
This Mean to You as a NOAA Researcher?
You
can
download the software and use it on your desktop. The contract
also covers technical support and training classes at no additional
charge.
Manuals
can be purchased separately for $15 from ISI
ResearchSoft. The manuals are also electronically available as part of
your product installation
files at no charge."
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JSTOR
- How to Search
Thompson
Training Courses
"Thomson Scientific offers free, web-based training classes to help you get the best results from their products. The training is provided using the online conferencing tool WebEx. To attend a live class all you need is a computer with Internet access and a phone." Thompson Pre-recording Training Sessions JSTOR - How to Browse Google Scholar and JSTOR
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News & Articles - Citation Analysis and Data Managament The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer: The Effect of Open Access on Cites to Science Journals Across the Quality Spectrum by Chris Snyder and Mark McCabe, available on SSRN Abstract: "An open-access journal allows free online access to its articles, obtaining revenue from fees charged to submitting authors. Using panel data on science journals, we are able to circumvent some problems plaguing previous studies of the impact of open access on citations. We find that moving from paid to open access increases cites by 8% on average in our sample, but the effect varies across the quality of content. Open access increases cites to the best content (top-ranked journals or articles in upper quintiles of citations within a volume) but reduces cites to lower-quality content. We construct a model to explain these findings in which being placed on a broad open-access platform can increase the competition among articles for readers’ attention. We can find structural parameters allowing the model to fit the quintile results quite closely." To cite or Not to Cite: Researchers to credit data sets in their publications and how do you track those citations? Gloria Hicks, National Snow and Ice Data Center, Boulder, CO. |
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