论文信息 - Quantity and Authorship of GIS Articles in Library and Information Science Literature, 1990-2005

Quantity and Authorship of GIS Articles in Library and Information Science Literature, 1990-2005

ABSTRACT Geographers and Library and Information Scientists have similar perspectives on information access. There is an opportunity for technologies to be shared by the two disciplines, such as a geographic information system or GIS. GIS has the potential of offering technological advances to library and information scientists as well as to their partnering institutions. This investigation examines the publishing trends of articles on GIS indexed in Library Literature & Information Science and Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts databases during a 16-year span from 1990 to 2005 to determine growth in the quantity of articles published on the subject as well as author affiliation. doi:10.1300/J122v27n03_05

Teresa S. Welsh | Mychaelyn Michalec | Mychaelyn Michalec

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