National Information Service for Earthquake Engineering

这一奖项提供了新的支持， 国家地震信息服务处 工程（NISEE）。 NISEE的目的是 传播地震信息 工程和相关领域的实践 工程师和相关专业人员，学术 研究人员、政府机构和 马达加斯加国家顶级域名 NISEE计划在 地震工程研究中心， 加州大学伯克利分校，包括 EERC图书馆，地震工程 摘要与计算机应用。 期间 最后两年的赠款周期，EERC 图书馆采访与公共服务 交易量继续增加。 地震工程文摘 将其软件转换为内部软件 出版制度。 NISEE数据库是 提供给用户。 计算机 申请书继续分发， 微型计算机和大型计算机软件 与近年来的水平相同。 的 程序提供了一个中央收集点 有关NSF和其他赞助商的报告 研究以及其他发展， 地震工程 NISEE将继续利用新的 信息处理技术，以增加 当前业务的效率， 扩大服务范围， 以扩大服务的受众。 抽象 期刊和NISEE数据库将继续 扩大他们的观众，并带来摘要 日志与当前发布计划相关联。 EERC库将开始转换 将现有的手工记录转换为机器可读的 form. 计算机应用将扩大 在386上运行的软件的功能 类机器。 NISEE的这个分支补充了这项活动 在加州的第二个分支 理工学院

This award provides renewed support for the National Information Service for Earthquake Engineering (NISEE). The purpose of NISEE is to disseminate information on earthquake engineering and allied fields to practicing engineers and related professionals, academic researchers, government agencies and the general public. The NISEE program at the Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, includes the EERC Library, Earthquake Engineering Abstracts and Computer Applications. During the last two year grant cycle, the EERC Library acquisitions and public service transactions continued to increase. Earthquake Engineering Abstracts completed the conversion of its software to an in-house publication system. The NISEE database was made available to users. Computer Applications continued its distribution of microcomputer and mainframe computer software at the same level as recent years. The program provides a central collection point for reports on NSF and other sponsored research as well as other developments in earthquake engineering. NISEE will continue to take advantage of new information handling technology to increase the efficiency of current operations, to broaden the spectrum of services provided and to expand the audience served. The Abstract Journal and NISEE database will continue to expand their audience and bring the Abstract Journal to a current publication schedule. The EERC Library will begin to convert existing manual records into machine-readable form. Computer Applications will expand capabilities for software which runs on a 386 class machine. This branch of NISEE complements the activity of a second branch at the California Institute of Technology.