What Size Libraries for 2010?
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| author | Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton |
| author_facet | Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton |
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| contents | What Size Libraries for 2010? Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton Case Studies College Buildings College Libraries College Planning Facility Expansion Facility Requirements Higher Education Information Storage Library Collections Library Planning Long Range Planning Space Utilization Special Libraries Technological Advancement In planning for the year 2010, Cornell University (New York) found that, although space for library collections must increase, advancing technology would slow the increase required, with most of the collection growth after 2000 managed through wider technology or remote storage. Consolidation of special libraries is also considered. (MSE) |
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| publishDate | 1993 |
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| spellingShingle | What Size Libraries for 2010? Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton Case Studies College Buildings College Libraries College Planning Facility Expansion Facility Requirements Higher Education Information Storage Library Collections Library Planning Long Range Planning Space Utilization Special Libraries Technological Advancement What Size Libraries for 2010? Matier, Michael Sidle, C. Clinton Case Studies College Buildings College Libraries College Planning Facility Expansion Facility Requirements Higher Education Information Storage Library Collections Library Planning Long Range Planning Space Utilization Special Libraries Technological Advancement In planning for the year 2010, Cornell University (New York) found that, although space for library collections must increase, advancing technology would slow the increase required, with most of the collection growth after 2000 managed through wider technology or remote storage. Consolidation of special libraries is also considered. (MSE) |
| title | What Size Libraries for 2010? |
| topic | Case Studies College Buildings College Libraries College Planning Facility Expansion Facility Requirements Higher Education Information Storage Library Collections Library Planning Long Range Planning Space Utilization Special Libraries Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ476110 |