| 8:30-Noon ASLI ROUNDTABLE Discussion
and introduction of ASLI members, their collections,
data holdings and round-robin discussion of
issues related to atmospheric science librarianship.
11:30-Noon "Delivery of Digital Services
at Stony Brook" Presented by Roger J. Kelly,
Head, marine & Atmospheric Sciences Information
Center, State University of New York at Stony
Brook
Moderated by Doria Grimes, NOAA Library
and Information Services Division, Silver
Spring, MD.
Noon-1:00 BREAK FOR LUNCH
1:00-4:00 P.M. ATMOSPHERIC INFORMATION
AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
(1:00-1:30) Locating Earth Science Data
Sets on the World Wide Web
Presented by Scott Ritz, NASA Global Change
Master Directory, Greenbelt, MD
(1:30-2:00) Franklin Institute Library and
Education Programs,
Presented by Dr. Jon Nese, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, PA
(2:00-2:30) AMS K-12 Education Programs
Presented by Dr. Ira Geer, American Meteorological
Society, Washington, DC
(2:30-3:00) Women in Meteorology
Presented by Dr. Dian Gaffen, NOAA, NWS, Silver
Spring, MD
(3:00-3:30) A Citation Analysis of El Niño
Literature Phenomena
Presented by Vince Mariner, Center for Ocean-Atmospheric
Prediction Studies Library, Tallahassee, FL
3:30-4:00 BREAK
4:00-5:00 INVITED SPEAKER - VIDEO CONFERNCE
PRESENTATION, sponsored by AMS, NASA, and
the University of S. Florida, Tampa, Fl.
Distance Education Technology and Its Application
in Library Consortiums
Presented by Dr. Michael Churton, Florida
State University (tentative)
Moderated by Linda Pikula, NOAA Miami Regional
Library, NODC, LISD at Atlantic Oceanographic
and Meteorological Laboratory Library, Miami,
FL. and the National Hurricane Center/Tropical
Prediction Center Library
Thursday, January 14
8:30-11:00 VENDORS & PUBLISHERS: NEW
& UPDATED PRODUCTS (8:30-9:00) American
Meteorological Society, Dr. Keith Seitter;
AMS Electronic journals and other projects
(9:00-9:30) Accu-Weather, Mike Steinberg;
API Photo archive, etc.
(9:30-10:00) NOAA, NODC, National Climatic
Data Center, Asheville, N.C. Thomas Ross,
Meteorologist; Update on various NCDC products
and services
(10:00-10:30) Academic Press Ltd, Colin
McNeil, Various products
(10:30-11:00) Publishing Opportunities for
Atmospheric Science Librarians,
Judy Matthews, (Libraries Unlimited ), Michigan
State University, E. Lansing, MI
Moderated by Maria Latyszewskyj, Environment
Canada Downsview, ON, Canada
11:00-Noon Meteorological and Geoastrophysical
Abstracts, POWER TIPS
Bill Clark or Larry Buckland from Inforonics
will offer tips on how to search Meteorological
and Geoastrophysical Abstracts.
Moderated by Madeleine M. Needles, MIT Haystack
Observatory, Westford, MA
Noon-1:00 BREAK FOR LUNCH
1:00-3:00 ASLI CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
(1:00-1:30) The WMO Technical Library and
its Homepage: Current Status and Future Developments
Presented by Anna Banchieri, WMO Library,
Geneva, Switzerland
(1:30-2:00) What is the 'Journal Archive'
as we Move into an Electronic World
Presented by Dr. Keith Seitter, American Meteorological
Society, Boston, MA
(2:00-2:30) Sharing Resources through Collaboration
using Technology
Presented by Evelyn Poole-Kober, EPA Atmospheric
Sciences Modeling Division Library, Research
Triangle Park, NC
(2:30-3:00) Information Resources for Forensic
Meteorology
Presented by Lisa Wishard, The Pennsylvania
State University, Earth and Mineral Sciences
Library, University Park, PA
3:00-3:30 BREAK
3:30-5:00 CASE STUDIES IN THE USE AND
ACCESS OF ATMOSPHERIC INFORMATION
(3:30-4:00) The Coastal Data and Information
Center at the University of Rhode Island,
Graduate School of Oceanography Library
Presented by Eleanor Uhlinger, Pell Marine
Science Library, University of Rhode Island,
Narragansett, RI
(4:00-4:30) Interactive Satellite Meteorology
Laboratory Module on the Web
Presented by Gregory Byrd, University Consortium
for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO
(4:30-5:00) Forecast Modeling of Tropical
Storms,
Presented by Dr. Richard Pasch, NOAA, NWS,
National Hurricane Center, Miami, FL
Moderated by Judie Triplehorn, University
of Alaska-Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute,
Fairbanks, AK
6:00-?? ASLI DUTCH TREAT DINNER
Baby Doe's Restaurant
Friday, January 15
8:30-11 ASLI BUSINESS MEETING Moderated
by Lisa Wishard, The Pennsylvania State University,
Earth and Mineral Sciences Library, University
Park, PA
11:30 - 6:30 Field Trip
Dutch Treat Lunch and Dinner on the road National
Scientific Balloon Facility, Palestine, Texas
Weather Balloon manufacturers
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