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ebrary Launches Free Natural Disaster and Extreme Weather Site
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- From: Tish Wagner <tish.wagner@ebrary.com>
- Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:19:42 EDT
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ebrary, provider of digital content products and technologies, has launched a free, publicly available research center featuring hundreds of important government documents related to natural disasters and extreme weather. The site is available today at http://disaster.ebrary.com While important information is produced by government agencies, many pertinent documents are created as PDFs, which are often cumbersome to download and search across multiple sites. However, with ebrary's technology, every word of every document is now fully searchable and usable. ebrary's new site is one of a series of research centers that employees are building using DASH! (Data Sharing, Fast) and other ebrary services. Last November, ebrary staff created the H1N1 Searchable Information Center, which is freely available at http://h1n1.ebrary.com/ Customers may add any of ebrary's searchable research centers to their channels by emailing site-update@ebrary.com. The company also plans to launch several additional sites this year and welcomes suggestions at dash@ebrary.com . Please visit http://www.ebrary.com/corp/newspdf/ebrary_Disaster.pdf to view the press release. ***
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