A model for the study of scientific communications

Richard E. Chapin and Charles W. Shilling

American Documentation, 1962, vol. 13, issue 4, 410-413

Abstract: The process and compexity of scientific communication is presented in graphic form. A plan is presented for the development of a library network involving the National Agricultural Library and a selected group of libraries of land‐grant colleges. The proposal is to cover the entire literature in the field of biology and agriculture by the method of each library assuming responsibility for a collection in depth in a given special subject area, and then, through an AIBS central clearing house, furnishing information and actual articles to all participating libraries.

Date: 1962
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