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CANADA
Carleton Univ.Libraryhttp://www.library.carleton.ca/about/policies/collection-development-gis-resources
Dalhousie University
McMaster Universityhttp://library.mcmaster.ca/collections-services/policies/lloyd-reeds-map-collection
Ryerson Universityhttp://www.ryerson.ca/library/info/collections/colldev/material.html
Simon Fraser Universityhttp://www.lib.sfu.ca/collections/collections-policies/geography
University of New Brunswickhttp://www.lib.unb.ca/about/policies/colldev-UNBF.php#II
University of Ottawahttp://www.biblio.uottawa.ca/content-page.php?g=en&s=biblio&c=abt-ptq-numeriq
University of Waterloohttp://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/staff/irmc/collectionsmanagement.html
USA
Brown
Colorado State Universityhttp://lib.colostate.edu/cm/policies/geopol.html
Columbia Universityhttp://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/services/colldev/index.html#subj
Emory University Librarieshttp://edc.library.emory.edu/node/8
Portland State Universityhttp://guides.library.pdx.edu/maps
Stanford University / GIS at Branner
Univ.California-Santa Barbarahttp://www.library.ucsb.edu/services/policies/collections/geogcdp1.html
Univ.California-SanDiegohttp://libraries.ucsd.edu/_files/sshl/pdf/Geospatial-Data-Collection-Plan.pdf
Univ. WisconsinMadisonhttp://www.geography.wisc.edu/maplib/Docs/GISData_Dist_Policy.pdf
Univ. WisconsinMilwaukeehttp://www4.uwm.edu/libraries/CollPolicy/u-agsl.cfm
University of Nebraska - Lincolnhttp://digitalcommons.unl.edu/librarycolldev/41/http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1040&context=librarycolldev&sei-redir=1&referer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.gr%2Furl%3Fsa%3Dt%26rct%3Dj%26q%3Duniversity%2520library%2520gis%2520collection%2520development%2520policy%26source%3Dweb%26c
University of Pennsylvaniahttp://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/policies/maps.html
University of Chicagohttp://guides.lib.uchicago.edu/content.php?pid=115216&sid=1220061
Dukehttp://library.duke.edu/research/subject/guides/maps/map_policy.html
AUSTRALIA
Monash University Libraryhttp://www.lib.monash.edu.au/policies/cdp/maps.html???????
University of Melbournehttp://www.library.unimelb.edu.au/collections/collection_development_policy
NEW ZEALAND
University of Aucklandhttp://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/about/biblio/cdp/cdpgeog.htm
EUROPE
University of Oxfordhttp://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/54517/Collection-Policy-Geography.pdf
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COUNTRYGEOSPATIAL COLLECTIONS DEVELOPMENT POLICIES
AMERICA21
EUROPE1
ASIA0
AFRICA0
OCEANIA2
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1. HOW MANY LIBRARIES OF THOSE WITH GIS SERVICES HAVE GEOSPATIAL COLL.DEV.POLICIES
COUNTRYLIBR.WITH GISGEOSP.COLL.POL.
CANADA308
USA8613
AUSTRALIA71
NEW ZEALAND11
AFRICA00
MIDDLE EAST00
ASIA00
S.AMERICA00
EUROPE121
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1Univ. WisconsinMadisonhttp://www.geography.wisc.edu/maplib/Docs/GISData_Dist_Policy.pdfCounty and Municipal Level Data-AcquisitionCounty and Municipal Level Data-DistributionOct.2007Jamie Stoltenberg,Map & GIS LibrarianNAI
2Stanford University / GIS at Branner???????????Collection purpose and description of the usersSelection,Evaluation & PrioritazationScope & CoverageMetadata RecommendationsSources for digital geospatial dataCoordination & Cooperation with other collectionsMay 2007NAI
3Dukehttp://library.duke.edu/research/subject/guides/maps/map_policy.html
4University of Chicagohttp://guides.lib.uchicago.edu/content.php?pid=115216&sid=1220061Collecting guidelines 1.Levels of selection 2.Type of materials included and excluded 3.Physical formats included and excluded 4.Publication dates collected 5. Languages 6.Geographical range 7.Chronological spanAreas of distinctionRelated University of Chicago collectionsCooperative arrangements and related collections2009Chris Winters
5University of Pennsylvaniahttp://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/policies/maps.htmlProgram InformationCollection DescriptionGuidelines for Collection Development 1.Chronological 2.Formats 3.Geographical 4.Language 5.Publication DatesPrincipal Sources of Supply and major Selection ToolsCooperative Arrangements and Related CollectionsJan.2011
6Univ.California-SanDiegohttp://libraries.ucsd.edu/_files/sshl/pdf/Geospatial-Data-Collection-Plan.pdfBibliographic resourcesElectronic ResourcesLocation of GIS CollectionPrimary focus of GIS CollectionAppendix A:detailed considerations for GIS Data purchases: SelectionAvailabilityDocumentationTypes of dataLicensingPriceMiscellaneousAppendix B:potential GIS data vendors: Commercial vendorsGovernmentFree Data SourcesJune 2009Tracey Hughes,GIS coordinatorNAI
7Univ.California-Santa Barbarahttp://www.library.ucsb.edu/services/policies/collections/geogcdp1.htmlPurpose of the collectionScope of Coverage1. Language 2.Chronological limits3. Data of publication4. Geographical areasTypes of MaterialInterdisciplinary relationsOther resources1. UC/ Stanford Map Librarians Group2. Sources outside UCOct.2004Mary Larsgaard Geography collection
8University of Wisconsin-Milwaukeehttp://www4.uwm.edu/libraries/CollPolicy/u-agsl.cfmAcademic program supportCollection LevelCollection profileRelated Subject Collections2003OXI Geography collection
9Iowa State Univ.Libraryhttp://www.lib.iastate.edu/cfora/pdf/3000057.pdfGeneral PurposeHistoryIowa State Univ.ProgrammeSubject BoundariesGeneral Collection guidelinesCross references to collection policies2004Kathy Parsons Geography collection
10George Washington Univ.http://www.gelman.gwu.edu/collections/policies/maps-and-gis.pdf/viewPurpose/Program SupportArea resources1.Washington Research Library Consortium2.Other area resourcesGeneral collection guidelines1.Language2.Period of coverage3.Dates of publication4.Geographical6.Treatment of SubjectDescription of materials & formatsSpecial considerationsDuplicationSelection methodsLibrary of Congress classificatrion2009Steven Mandeville-Gamble and Tina Plottel
11Univ.Illinois Urbana-Champaignhttp://www.library.illinois.edu/gex/classes/collectiondevelopmentgeosciences.htmlSpecial considerations for collection developmentCollection development tools for geosciencesGeology library projects and servicesGeoscience reference and instruction2009OXI Geosciences
12Univ.Colorado at Boulderhttp://ucblibraries.colorado.edu/collectiondevelopment/geography.htmPurposeGeneral collection GuidelinesA. Methods of Acquiring MaterialsB. LanguagesC. Chronological GuidelinesD. Geographical GuidelinesE. Treatment of SubjectF. Types of MaterialsOther considerations-locationsOXIKatie Lage Geography collection
13Univ.Cornellhttp://cugir.mannlib.cornell.edu/CUGIRCollectionDevtPolicy_20060825.pdfGeneral Collection principlesData providersMetadataDataSubject Definition and scopeFile formats and typesOther related collections2006
1Simon Fraser Univ.http://www.lib.sfu.ca/collections/collections-policies/geography[Department description]Spatial Information SystemsInterdisciplinary RelationshipsSFU Library ResourcesRegional ResourcesConsortia and Document DeliveryGeneral Collection GuidelinesSubjects and Levels of Collecting2011Lindsay Tripp Geography collection
2Queen's Univ.http://library.queensu.ca/research/collections/maps-geospatial-data-and-air-photos#geographGeneral PurposeLanguagesGeographical AreasChronological LimitsType of material collectedSubjects & collecting levels2006Susan Greaves Geography collection
3Carleton Univ.Libraryhttp://www.library.carleton.ca/about/policies/collection-development-gis-resourcesGeographical PrioritiesSubject PrioritiesData FormatsSoftware Support2010NAI
4McMaster Universityhttp://library.mcmaster.ca/collections-services/policies/lloyd-reeds-map-collection[General Purpose]Topographic CoverageThematic Coverage: Major Divisions:1.Historical 2.Geological 3.Hydrographic 4.Environmental and Other Thematic 5.CoverageMajor Geographical Areas and Coverage Levels
5Univ.of Manitobahttp://www.umanitoba.ca/libraries/units/datalib/gis/gis.html[Description of each one of the provided products]Data format / Technical DetailsUse/ Restrictions/CopyrightAccessing the DataDocumentationData outputCitation2004Gary Strike, Data LibrarianNAI
6University of Waterloohttp://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/staff/irmc/collectionsmanagement.htmlPersons responsible for the collectionDepartment description & purposeScope of coverageTypes and formats of materials collected2006Jackie Stapleton Earth sciences
7Ryerson Univ.http://www.ryerson.ca/library/info/collections/colldev/material.html . "Others" GIS 7 .
8Univ.of New Brunswickhttp://www.lib.unb.ca/about/policies/colldev-UNBF.php#II . :"Materials collected:types & formats"2003
GIS
Arizona State University Libraries
Ball State University Libraries
Boise State University - Albertsons Library
Brown
Colorado State University
Columbia University
Cornell Univ.
Duke University
Emory University Libraries
Florida State University
Florida Inernational University
Georgia State University
George Mason University Library
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Indiana Univ.Bloomington
Johns Hopkins University
Kent State Univ.
Louisiana Tech University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miami University
Michigan State University
Mississippi State University
New York University
North Carolina State University
Ohio State University
Oregon State University
Pennsylvania State Univ.
Portland State University
Princeton Univ.
Purdue University
Rice University-Fondren Library
San Diego State University
Seattle University
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Stanford University / GIS at Branner
Syracuse University
Temple University Library
Texas A&M University Libraries
Texas Tech University
University at Buffalo-The State Un.of New York
University of Arizona
University of Arkansas
University of CaliforniaBerkeley
University of California-Davis
University of California-Irvine
University of California-Los Angeles
University of California-Riverside
University of California-San Diego
University of Central Florida
University of Chicago
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Georgia
University of Hawaii at Manoa Library
University of Idaho
University of Illinois-Chicago
University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Kentucky
University of Maine
University of Mary Washington
University of Maryland - College Park
University of Massachusetts-
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
University of Minnesota
University of Montana
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
University of Nevada Las Vegas
University of New Mexico
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Northern Iowa
University of OregonEugene
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Rochester
University of Southern California
University of Tennessee
University of Texas at Arlington Library
University of Texas-Austin
University of Vermont
University of Washington Library
University of WisconsinMadison
University of WisconsinMilwaukee
Vanderbild University Library
Virginia Tech University
Washington State University Libraries
Washington University in St.Louis
Western Illinois University Libraries
Western Michigan University
Yale University
Univ.California-Santa Barbara
Iowa State Univ.Libr
Table 5.
Information Addressing
COOPERATION
RankContent TypeNo of policiesPercent (n=21)
1Cooperative arrangements and related collections733.3%
2Interdisciplinary Relationships29.5%
Table 2.
Information Addressing Collection
RankContent TypeNo of policiesPercent
(n=21)
1Collection Purpose/Purpose of the collection/General Collection principles1047.6%
1Collection Guidelines:1047.6%
Subject boundaries/priorities1152.4%
Publication dates collected942.9%
Languages942.9%
Geographical range838.1%
File formats and types838.1%
Type of materials included and excluded523.8%
Chronological span/limits419.04%
2Selection/Evaluation & Prioritazation419.04%
2Audience/Description of users/Distribution419.04%
2Collection Profile/Description/Level/Brief Overview419.04%
3Acquisition/s29.5%
4Price14.5%
Table 3.
Information Addressing Data
RankContent TypeNo of policiesPercent
(n=21)
1Use/Licensing/Restrictions/Copyright419.04%
2Data314.3%
2Weeding314.3%
3Metadata29.5%
3Documentation29.5%
3Software support29.5%
4Citation14.8%
Carleton Univ.LibraryARL
Cornell Univ.ARL
DukeARL
George Washington Univ.
Iowa State Univ.LibraryARL
McMaster UniversityARL
Queen's Univ.ARL
Ryerson Univ.
Simon Fraser Univ.ARL
Stanford University / GIS at BrannerARL
Univ.California-SanDiego
Univ.California-Santa BarbaraARL
Univ.Colorado at BoulderARL
Univ.Illinois Urbana-ChampaignARL
Univ.of ManitobaARL
Univ.of New BrunswickARL
University of ChicagoARL
University of Pennsylvania
University of WaterlooARL
Univ. WisconsinMadison
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Boise State University - Albertsons Library
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Washington State Geospatial Data Archive (WAGDA), includes data for King County, City of Seattle, Washington geology, Washington digital elevation models (DEMs) and digital line graphs (DLGs). Some of this data is restricted to use by UW students, facultyhttp://www.lib.washington.edu/maps/MapResources/gis3.html
CUGIR:Cornell University Geospatial Repositoryhttp://cugir.mannlib.cornell.edu/
http://magic.lib.uconn.edu/about_magic.html
[Department description]
[Description of each one of the provided products]
[General Purpose]
Academic program support
Accessing the Data
Appendix A:detailed considerations for GIS Data purchases: Selection
Appendix B:potential GIS data vendors: Commercial vendors
Area resources1.Washington Research Library Consortium2.Other area resources
Areas of distinction
Availability
Bibliographic resources
Chronological Limits
Citation
Collecting guidelines 1.Levels of selection 2.Type of materials included and excluded 3.Physical formats included and excluded 4.Publication dates collected 5. Languages 6.Geographical range 7.Chronological span
Collection Description
Collection development tools for geosciences
Collection Level
Collection profile
Collection purpose and description of the users
Consortia and Document Delivery
Cooperative arrangements and related collections
Cooperative Arrangements and Related Collections
Coordination & Cooperation with other collections
County and Municipal Level Data-Acquisition
County and Municipal Level Data-Distribution
Cross references to collection policies
Data
Data format / Technical Details
Data Formats
Data output
Data providers
Department description & purpose
Description of materials & formats
Documentation
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Duplication
Electronic Resources
File formats and types
Free Data Sources
General Collection guidelines
General Collection Guidelines
General collection guidelines1.Language2.Period of coverage3.Dates of publication4.Geographical6.Treatment of Subject
General collection GuidelinesA. Methods of Acquiring MaterialsB. LanguagesC. Chronological GuidelinesD. Geographical GuidelinesE. Treatment of SubjectF. Types of Materials
General Collection principles
General Purpose
General Purpose
Geographical Areas
Geographical Priorities
Geology library projects and services
Geoscience reference and instruction
Government
Guidelines for Collection Development 1.Chronological 2.Formats 3.Geographical 4.Language 5.Publication Dates
History
Interdisciplinary relations
Interdisciplinary Relationships
Iowa State Univ.Programme
Languages
Library of Congress classificatrion
Licensing
Location of GIS Collection
Major Geographical Areas and Coverage Levels
Metadata
Metadata Recommendations
Miscellaneous
Other considerations-locations
Other related collections
Other resources1. UC/ Stanford Map Librarians Group2. Sources outside UC
Persons responsible for the collection
Price
Primary focus of GIS Collection
Principal Sources of Supply and major Selection Tools
Program Information
Purpose
Purpose of the collection
Purpose/Program Support
Regional Resources
Related Subject Collections
Related University of Chicago collections
Scope & Coverage
Scope of coverage
Scope of Coverage1. Language 2.Chronological limits3. Data of publication4. Geographical areas
Selection methods
Selection,Evaluation & Prioritazation
SFU Library Resources
Software Support
Sources for digital geospatial data
Spatial Information Systems
Special considerations
Special considerations for collection development
Subject Boundaries
Subject Definition and scope
Subject Priorities
Subjects & collecting levels
Subjects and Levels of Collecting
Thematic Coverage: Major Divisions:1.Historical 2.Geological 3.Hydrographic 4.Environmental and Other Thematic 5.Coverage
Topographic Coverage
Type of material collected
Types and formats of materials collected
Types of data
Types of Material
Use/ Restrictions/Copyright
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Washington State Geospatial Data Archive (WAGDA), includes data for King County, City of Seattle, Washington geology, Washington digital elevation models (DEMs) and digital line graphs (DLGs). Some of this data is restricted to use by UW students, faculty
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WisconsinMadisonCounty and Municipal Level Data-AcquisitionCounty and Municipal Level Data-Distribution
Stanford Univ.Collection purpose and description of the usersSelection,Evaluation & PrioritazationScope & CoverageMetadata RecommendationsSources for digital geospatial dataCoordination & Cooperation with other collections
DukeI. Programmatic InformationMaterials CollectedCollection LimitationsCollection MethodsWeedingRelated Collections and Cooperative Arrangements
UnivChicagoBrief overview of the collectionCollecting guidelinesAreas of distinctionRelated University of Chicago collectionsCooperative arrangements and related collections
UnPennsProgram InformationCollection DescriptionGuidelines for Collection DevelopmentPrincipal Sources of Supply and major Selection ToolsCooperative Arrangements and Related Collections
UnCalSanDiegoBibliographic resourcesElectronic ResourcesLocation of GIS CollectionPrimary focus of GIS CollectionAppendix A:detailed considerations for GIS Data purchases: SelectionAvailabilityDocumentationTypes of dataLicensingPriceMiscellaneousAppendix B:potential GIS data vendors: Commercial vendorsGovernmentFree Data Sources
UnCalSBPurpose of the collectionScope of CoverageTypes of MaterialInterdisciplinary relationsOther resources
WiscMilwAcademic program supportCollection LevelCollection profileRelated Subject Collections
Iowa State Univ.LibraryGeneral PurposeHistoryIowa State Univ.ProgrammeSubject BoundariesGeneral Collection guidelinesCross references to collection policies
GeoWashPurpose/Program SupportArea resourcesGeneral collection guidelinesDescription of materials & formatsSpecial considerationsDuplicationSelection methodsLibrary of Congress classificatrion
IllinUrbanaSpecial considerations for collection developmentCollection development tools for geosciencesGeology library projects and servicesGeoscience reference and instruction
Colorado BoulderPurposeGeneral collection GuidelinesOther considerations-locations
CornellGeneral Collection principlesData providersMetadataDataSubject Definition and scopeFile formats and typesOther related collections
[Description of each one of the provided products]General collection GuidelinesA. Methods of Acquiring MaterialsB. C.. GuidelinesE..
Appendix B:potential GIS data vendors: Commercial vendorsGeology library projects and services
Area resources1.Washington Research Library Consortium2.Other area resourcesGovernment
Areas of distinctionGuidelines for Collection Development 1. 2.Formats 3. 4. 5.
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Bibliographic resourcesInterdisciplinary relations
CitationInterdisciplinary Relationships
Collecting guidelines 2. 3.Physical formats included and excluded 4. 5. 6. 7.Iowa State Univ.Programme
Collection development tools for geosciencesLibrary of Congress classificatrion
Licensing
Location of GIS Collection
Consortia and Document Delivery
Cooperative arrangements and related collectionsMetadata
Cooperative Arrangements and Related CollectionsMetadata Recommendations
Coordination & Cooperation with other collectionsMiscellaneous
County and Municipal Level Data-Other considerations-locations
County and Municipal Level Data-DistributionOther related collections
Cross references to collection policiesOther resources1. UC/ Stanford Map Librarians Group2. Sources outside UC
DataPersons responsible for the collection
Data format / Technical DetailsPrice
Data FormatsPrimary focus of GIS Collection
Data outputPrincipal Sources of Supply and major Selection Tools
Data providersRegional Resources
Documentation
DocumentationRelated Subject Collections
DuplicationRelated University of Chicago collections
Electronic ResourcesScope & Coverage
File formats and typesScope of coverage
Free Data SourcesSFU Library Resources
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