ID_No:173 "Downsview Storage Project",,University of Toronto Libraries, UTL at Downsview is the libraries high-density storage and preservation facility, in operation 2005. Low-use materials from all UofT libraries are transferred, weekly, and access to the entire collections is provided by an online request services, supported by a daily courier. The design of the facility and its operational program is based on facilities already in place at institutions such as Harvard, Yale and Ohio State Universities as well as several other universities with large research libraries, located in similar climates. UTL Downsview High-Bay Library Storage Project ID_No:174 "OhioLINK–OCLC Collection and Circulation Analysis Project Gammon & Edward T. O'Neill (2011), OhioLINK Collection Building Task Force, , Dublin, Ohio: OCLC Research This report highlights findings and describes data publicly available from the collaborative OhioLINK-OCLC Collection and Circulation Analysis project, which joined OhioLINK circulation data with WorldCat bibliographic records to produce a base file of circulation records for nearly 30 million different books. The size of the combined collection and the number and diversity of participating institutions make this by far the largest and most comprehensive study of academic library circulation ever undertaken. The goal of the study, which was limited to books and manuscripts, was to better understand the usage and collecting patterns within OhioLINK libraries. The report provides: an overview of the study and its outputs, including its purpose, goal, and distinctive aspects; how the data was gathered; and the location, form, and overview of derived data;
ID_No:173 "Downsview Storage Project",,University of Toronto Libraries, UTL at Downsview is the libraries high-density storage and preservation facility, in operation 2005. Low-use materials from all UofT libraries are transferred, weekly, and access to the entire collections is provided by an online request services, supported by a daily courier. The design of the facility and its operational program is based on facilities already in place at institutions such as Harvard, Yale and Ohio State Universities as well as several other universities with large research libraries, located in similar climates. UTL Downsview High-Bay Library Storage Project ID_No:174 "OhioLINK–OCLC Collection and Circulation Analysis Project Gammon & Edward T. O'Neill (2011), OhioLINK Collection Building Task Force, , Dublin, Ohio: OCLC Research This report highlights findings and describes data publicly available from the collaborative OhioLINK-OCLC Collection and Circulation Analysis project, which joined OhioLINK circulation data with WorldCat bibliographic records to produce a base file of circulation records for nearly 30 million different books. The size of the combined collection and the number and diversity of participating institutions make this by far the largest and most comprehensive study of academic library circulation ever undertaken. The goal of the study, which was limited to books and manuscripts, was to better understand the usage and collecting patterns within OhioLINK libraries. The report provides: an overview of the study and its outputs, including its purpose, goal, and distinctive aspects; how the data was gathered; and the location, form, and overview of derived data;