The aim of a condition survey is not only to determine the extent of deterioration of a collection, but also to evaluate the nature of the deterioration. This is done by evaluating the library building, the physical environment, and the library collection. The survey undertaken at the Music Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a collection condition survey. Information about the building and the physical environment are included to aid in the understanding of the condition of the collection and are based on observation or limited research. The results of the condition survey show that 16.5% the paper in the collection is brittle, breaking after three double folds or less. The collection is also extremely acidic; 76....
This article examines the brittle book problem in college libraries, priorities for treatment of bri...
Wear and tear is the outcome of degradation most frequently reported in assessments of archival and ...
The study was carried out to determine the deterioration of serial materials in university libraries...
The aim of a condition survey is not only to determine the extent of deterioration of a collection, ...
This paper describes a collection condition survey of bound manuscript volumes conducted at Duke Uni...
A survey of bound items in the bookstacks of the University of Illinois library at Urbana-Champaign ...
Books and other library materials should not be seen as physical items shelved on the stacks, they s...
Many museums now incorporate condition surveys as a normal part of their conservation planning. Coll...
This study analyzed the deterioration of non-print materials in University libraries in North Centra...
Dean William Crowe established the Preservation Task Force in August, 1995, with the following membe...
The life expectancy of collections is significantly affected by the environmental conditions in whic...
This final report presents the results of a survey conducted during 1989-90 which investigated the p...
A survey of preservation activities in large U.S. academic libraries re-vealed widespread problems o...
The physical deterioration of library materials, especially of paper-based materials, is now recogn...
In the 40 years since Stanford and Yale undertook the first large scale preservation assessments of ...
This article examines the brittle book problem in college libraries, priorities for treatment of bri...
Wear and tear is the outcome of degradation most frequently reported in assessments of archival and ...
The study was carried out to determine the deterioration of serial materials in university libraries...
The aim of a condition survey is not only to determine the extent of deterioration of a collection, ...
This paper describes a collection condition survey of bound manuscript volumes conducted at Duke Uni...
A survey of bound items in the bookstacks of the University of Illinois library at Urbana-Champaign ...
Books and other library materials should not be seen as physical items shelved on the stacks, they s...
Many museums now incorporate condition surveys as a normal part of their conservation planning. Coll...
This study analyzed the deterioration of non-print materials in University libraries in North Centra...
Dean William Crowe established the Preservation Task Force in August, 1995, with the following membe...
The life expectancy of collections is significantly affected by the environmental conditions in whic...
This final report presents the results of a survey conducted during 1989-90 which investigated the p...
A survey of preservation activities in large U.S. academic libraries re-vealed widespread problems o...
The physical deterioration of library materials, especially of paper-based materials, is now recogn...
In the 40 years since Stanford and Yale undertook the first large scale preservation assessments of ...
This article examines the brittle book problem in college libraries, priorities for treatment of bri...
Wear and tear is the outcome of degradation most frequently reported in assessments of archival and ...
The study was carried out to determine the deterioration of serial materials in university libraries...