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Greg R. Notess Reference Librarian Montana State University On The Net Toward More Comprehensive Web Searching: Single Searching Versus Megasearching ONLINE , March 1998 I n my October DATABASE column, I explored the size and overlap of the major Web indexes and discovered that these search engines have much less overlap than might be expected. Instead, each database has unique records. Given the number of unique items in each database and the lack of duplication, we should think about the best approach for finding information using the major search engines. Using a multiple engine search tool, such as Inference Find, Dogpile, and MetaFind, seems like one appropriate response. Unfortunately, these also have significant limitations in their processing of search syntax and built-in limits on the number of hits retrieved from each database. A second approach is to search the largest of the databases one by one, using the command language unique to each to increase the precision of the search. Both of these methods are useful, but neither fully addresses the problem of trying to run a comprehensive search of Web sites. What are the advantages and disadvantages to each approach? SINGLE SEARCH TOOL APPROACH While the lack of completeness in databases of Web sites is a problem, that certainly does not mean that these are small databases. With page counts ranging from 30 to 50 million, general searches bring up huge numbers of hits. Intelligent application of phrase, Boolean, and field searching can be used quite effectively to more precisely narrow search results.

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Familiar Strangers by Pamela Palmer #11, 2 February 2004 Taking Book Buying to the Top Dealing with high-end books requires specialized knowledge. And while learning can start on the Internet, tracking down the finer points to differentiate a $5 from a $5000 volume or developing subject expertise often calls for more. Then it's time to visit the closest research library. Once there, start with five pairs of titles that have a proven track record. Some are huge relics from early last century. Long a feature in reference departments, they may look familiar even if you never opened one. Others are powerful databases, generally restricted to in-library use by the public. One of the best is WorldCat . Even if you are familiar with the mini-version from abebooks.com, get ready for a surprise. The full-featured version is in a different league. WorldCat and Library of Congress Online Catalog (LC) - Built on the OCLC database, WorldCat is close kin to the database that fuels the national Interlibrary Loan system. It contains some 52 million records and is updated daily. Searching is easy, despite the more than thirty options ranging from title and author to keyword, ISBN, and subject. Using the three search fields allows for a dizzying number of potential combinations. In addition, you can fine-tune to a range of dates, language, format, and audience. So gauging the rarity of a history of Ireland published in French during the 1960s is no problem. Six titles meet the criteria, and you can pick up a few details about each one in the process.

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Slide #100 TITLE: The Earliest Known Map DATE: 6,200 B.C. AUTHOR: unknown DESCRIPTION: The human activity of graphically translating one's perception of his world is now generally recognized as a universally acquired skill and one that pre-dates virtually all other forms of written communication. Set in this pre-literate context and subjected to the ravages of time, the identification of any artifact as "the oldest map", in any definitive sense, becomes an elusive task. Nevertheless, searching for the earliest forms of cartography is a continuing effort of considerable interest and fascination. These discoveries provide not only chronological benchmarks and information about geographical features and perceptions thereof, but they also verify the ubiquitous nature of mapping, help to elucidate cultural differences and influences, provide valuable data for tracing conceptual evolution in graphic presentations, and enable examination of relationships to more "contemporary primitive" mapping. As such, there are a number of well-known early examples which appear in most standard accounts of the history of cartography. The most familiar artifacts presented as "the oldest extant cartographic efforts" are the Babylonian maps engraved on clay tablets. These maps vary in scale, ranging from small-scale world conceptions to regional, local and large-scale depictions, down to building and grounds plans. In detailed accounts of these cartographic artifacts there are conflicting estimates concerning their antiquity, content and significance. Dates quoted by "authorities" may vary by as much as 1,500 years and the interpretation of specific symbols, colors, geographic locations and names on these artifacts often differ in interpretation from scholar to scholar.

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