Map Librarianship is facing challenging times due to the explosion of digital information. Increasingly library users are expecting access to GIS and geospatial data as well as traditional paper maps. This presents many issues to most traditional library services. Now is the time for librarians to plan ahead and make strategic decisions about the future delivery and concept of the ‘map library’. This paper discusses challenges, issues, and solutions that the University of Auckland Library has been addressing over the last 2 years in order to improve and enhance use and access to maps and geospatial data
Programs for geospatial support at academic libraries have evolved over the past decade in response ...
Over the course of the past fifteen years the role of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has chan...
The paper addresses how a map librarian gains entree to the fast track world of computer cartography...
The expectation of library patrons to get all of the information they need, including geographic in...
The purpose of this study is to examine the tools (e.g. CSDGM – FGDC, Gazetteers) used for the subje...
Electronic technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), are creating new ways of me...
A white paper delivered to library administration in May, 2005, regarding planning for GIS services ...
The (unknown) role of map librarian and the challenge of satisfying the cartographic user needs The...
Electronic technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), are creating new ways of m...
The Author discusses why libraries are appropriate facilities for the management and distribution of...
At many academic libraries, library workers run the teaching, general reference consultations, techn...
The effective management of geographical information is essential for many organizations and especia...
Research problem: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) offer a means of gathering, viewing, managing...
Map librarians face communication challenges in promoting their collections to an academic community...
In this first-ever issue of Library Trends dedicated to GIS and libraries, we present thirteen auth...
Programs for geospatial support at academic libraries have evolved over the past decade in response ...
Over the course of the past fifteen years the role of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has chan...
The paper addresses how a map librarian gains entree to the fast track world of computer cartography...
The expectation of library patrons to get all of the information they need, including geographic in...
The purpose of this study is to examine the tools (e.g. CSDGM – FGDC, Gazetteers) used for the subje...
Electronic technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), are creating new ways of me...
A white paper delivered to library administration in May, 2005, regarding planning for GIS services ...
The (unknown) role of map librarian and the challenge of satisfying the cartographic user needs The...
Electronic technologies, including geographic information systems (GIS), are creating new ways of m...
The Author discusses why libraries are appropriate facilities for the management and distribution of...
At many academic libraries, library workers run the teaching, general reference consultations, techn...
The effective management of geographical information is essential for many organizations and especia...
Research problem: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) offer a means of gathering, viewing, managing...
Map librarians face communication challenges in promoting their collections to an academic community...
In this first-ever issue of Library Trends dedicated to GIS and libraries, we present thirteen auth...
Programs for geospatial support at academic libraries have evolved over the past decade in response ...
Over the course of the past fifteen years the role of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has chan...
The paper addresses how a map librarian gains entree to the fast track world of computer cartography...