Information Sources and Cartography

Information Sources and Cartography

The paper describes Internet information sources divided into following three groups: bibliographic databases, citation databases and databases with full texts including electronic journals. Bibliographic databases Bibliographia Cartographica, GEOPHOKA, Scopus and Current Contents (CC) are analyzed...

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Main Authors:	Nedjeljko Frančula, Miljenko Lapaine
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Croatian Cartographic Society 2009-12-01
Series:	Kartografija i Geoinformacije
Subjects:	bibliographic databases citation databases full text databases cartography
Online Access:	http://kig.kartografija.hr/index.php/kig/article/view/214

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