Inria : Access to resources in research environment (by Audrey Genoud)

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This document summarizes resources available to INRIA researchers for accessing publications and other documents. It describes the "Researcher's Information Toolkit" on Netvibes which contains widgets for searching various databases and catalogs. It also outlines resources for finding full-text articles, books, theses and other materials available through INRIA's online catalogs and subscriptions to publisher databases and archives. Configuration of the IST proxy for off-site access to licensed resources is also mentioned.

ACCESS TO RESOURCES Search tools in INRIA environment GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

"Researcher's information toolkit" Netvibes is an external site with added content => INRIA widgets (linked to services) “ Researcher’s Information Toolkit” is a Netvibes platform were you can find all the services and tools offered by STI Services. GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

"Researcher's information toolkit" GENOUD Audrey – Service IST First widget : to find a full text article in several search engines and databases Second widget : to find a book or a journal title owned by INRIA

FIND THE CONTAINING (SILO) References only

INRIA online catalogue Use to find book, thesis, congress, journal title and other documents owned by INRIA (description, availability, center and location…) Normal search and advanced search

SUDOC online catalogue Use to find book, thesis, congress, journal and other documents 8 millions references from the collections of french university libraries and other institutions of higher education. You can know which libraries hold the document INRIA as a SUDOC member can obtain documents => ask us ! GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

A to Z To consult the list of the whole free and paying online resources subscribed by INRIA. Covered subscription period and center You CAN’T access directly to a journal or an article …but you can access via publisher’s website �� 00 MOIS 2011 -

FIND THE CONTENT Online full text access

Custom Search A Custom Google search engine Allows a strictly limited search to articles published in the journals subscribed by INRIA Gives more precise answers than Google Gives more direct links than Google Scholar (also find a link in Google Scholar to the full text article when INRIA has a subscription) GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

Publishers’ websites Ex : SpringerLink, ACM Digital Library , etc. 00 MOIS 2011 EMETTEUR - NOM DE LA PRESENTATION - ISI Web of Knowledge : is a database searching in several databases and resources (Web of Science, Medline, Journal Citation Report…) PubMed : database searching in Medline (MeSH vocabulary) Databases Open archives Open Access used to get articles of journals when library have no subscription for the journal Ex : HAL, HAL-INRIA, Arxiv, etc. Possibility to find very recent articles

Need IST Proxy ? Which case configurate the Proxy ? If you are out of Montbonnot INRIA site Ex : at home, at ENSIMAG or Lyon, etc. It gives you all accesses to online resources subscribed by INRIA, as if you were inside a INRIA site GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

To go further Researcher's information toolkit : http://www.netvibes.com/ist_inria About Medline and MeSH vocabulary : http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/disted/pubmed.html http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/MBrowser.html To configurate IST Proxy : http://seism.inria.fr/documentation/ist/spip.php?article14 00 MOIS 2011 EMETTEUR - NOM DE LA PRESENTATION -

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1. ACCESS TO RESOURCES Search tools in INRIA environment GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

2. "Researcher's information toolkit" Netvibes is an external site with added content => INRIA widgets (linked to services) “ Researcher’s Information Toolkit” is a Netvibes platform were you can find all the services and tools offered by STI Services. GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

3. "Researcher's information toolkit" GENOUD Audrey – Service IST First widget : to find a full text article in several search engines and databases Second widget : to find a book or a journal title owned by INRIA

4. FIND THE CONTAINING (SILO) References only

5. INRIA online catalogue Use to find book, thesis, congress, journal title and other documents owned by INRIA (description, availability, center and location…) Normal search and advanced search

6. SUDOC online catalogue Use to find book, thesis, congress, journal and other documents 8 millions references from the collections of french university libraries and other institutions of higher education. You can know which libraries hold the document INRIA as a SUDOC member can obtain documents => ask us ! GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

7. A to Z To consult the list of the whole free and paying online resources subscribed by INRIA. Covered subscription period and center You CAN’T access directly to a journal or an article …but you can access via publisher’s website �� 00 MOIS 2011 -

8. FIND THE CONTENT Online full text access

9. Custom Search A Custom Google search engine Allows a strictly limited search to articles published in the journals subscribed by INRIA Gives more precise answers than Google Gives more direct links than Google Scholar (also find a link in Google Scholar to the full text article when INRIA has a subscription) GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

10. Publishers’ websites Ex : SpringerLink, ACM Digital Library , etc. 00 MOIS 2011 EMETTEUR - NOM DE LA PRESENTATION - ISI Web of Knowledge : is a database searching in several databases and resources (Web of Science, Medline, Journal Citation Report…) PubMed : database searching in Medline (MeSH vocabulary) Databases Open archives Open Access used to get articles of journals when library have no subscription for the journal Ex : HAL, HAL-INRIA, Arxiv, etc. Possibility to find very recent articles

11. Need IST Proxy ? Which case configurate the Proxy ? If you are out of Montbonnot INRIA site Ex : at home, at ENSIMAG or Lyon, etc. It gives you all accesses to online resources subscribed by INRIA, as if you were inside a INRIA site GENOUD Audrey – Service IST

12. To go further Researcher's information toolkit : http://www.netvibes.com/ist_inria About Medline and MeSH vocabulary : http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/disted/pubmed.html http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/MBrowser.html To configurate IST Proxy : http://seism.inria.fr/documentation/ist/spip.php?article14 00 MOIS 2011 EMETTEUR - NOM DE LA PRESENTATION -

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