the availability of scientific information in serbia: trends and perspectives
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Abstract
Most of the acquisition of foreign scientific and technical information in Serbia is carried out through KoBSON (Consortium for Coordinated Acquisition). The main goal of this article was to make a survey of all the subscribed resources and to present some statistical data about their usage. Special attention was paid to the availability of information on chemistry (SciFinder: Chemical Abstracts from 1906. to the present day) and similar disciplines. Recent activities within KoBSON as well as activities that will be launched in order to improve the efficiency of usage of the subscribed resources, are reviewed.
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| Authors | ;Kosanović Biljana P. |
| Journal | lecture notes in information systems and organisation |
| Year | 2004 |
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10.2298/HEMIND0404158K
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