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Publication pattern in scientific & industrial research in India- A bibliometric study

2014-04-02T18:23:13Z

Title: Publication pattern in scientific & industrial research in India- A bibliometric study Authors: Dalai, B K; Ramesh, D B Abstract: Bibliometric analysis of papers published in the Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research (J.S.I.R) during the years 1988 to 1993 is presented. The authorship pattern, year-wise distribution, subject of coverage, organization-wise distribution, study of references, average length of the articles, contribution from India and abroad,etc. have been analyzed. Page(s): 35-38

Technology watch - CD-ROM

2014-04-03T18:22:42Z

Title: Technology watch - CD-ROM Authors: Chakravarti, A K; Vasanta, B; Shroff, N; Krishnan, A S A Abstract: CD-ROM state of the art technology – technology and industry; new technology and applications -trends analysis; new investments made/planned -companies, level of investments; new products/markets; new alliances - inter - and intra-companies/ countries; and market/technology forecast, as revealed in the literature, are discussed. Page(s): 27-34

Territoriality and territorial behaviors in a medium sized academic library: A case study from university of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Nigeria

2014-04-06T18:21:40Z

Title: Territoriality and territorial behaviors in a medium sized academic library: A case study from university of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Nigeria Authors: Obokoh, N P; Arokoyu, S B Abstract: Studies the behavioral aspects of territorial practice - the evolution, nature and factors of territorial behaviour in library usage among University students. Structured questionnaire was used to elicit appropriate behavioral response while chi-square statistic was used to determine significant differences in the study variables. It was found out that territorial behaviour had assumed a high proportion in the University of Port Harcourt Library due to inadequate reading spaces, coupled with high population density. Page(s): 18-26

Role of Multimedia/Hypermedia (MM/HM) in biomedical information services in India

2014-04-04T18:23:04Z

Title: Role of Multimedia/Hypermedia (MM/HM) in biomedical information services in India Authors: Singh, Surya Nath; Garg, B S Abstract: Basic concepts of Multimedia (MM) - its historical development and components are described. The need, importance, advantages and disadvantages in information storage and retrieval with particular reference to biomedical information services are discussed. The hardware and software requirements for MM work station have been suggested. The existing MM product companies and the use of MM and its products in the field of biomedicine viz., cardiology, diabetes, hyper oncology, pediatric neuro-surgery, etc. are highlighted. Some basic problems in its implementation have also been discussed. Page(s): 1-17