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The film preservation guide: the basics for archives libraries and museums is a publication of the National Film Preservation Society and is aimed at helping inexperienced professionals at research institutions with film collections to develop preservation techniques. It is intended primarily for those in libraries, archives, and museums who have little or no technical experience with film preservation.




Foreign Relations of the United States, the Department of State's record of official foreign policy decisions , has now been digitized, in part, by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Digital Libraries. The collection covers 1861-1958, and 1960, and can be browsed by volume or searched. The pages are resizeable, and are available as printable images, or OCR generated text (for copying, pasting, etc.). Note: Full-text searching isn't 100% flawless due to possible errors in the uncorrected optical character recognition (OCR) scanning.




Boating Uses, Economic Significance, and Information Inventory for North Carolina's Offshore Area, "The Point" is a 3 volume set published by the Minerals Management Service, a branch of the U.S. Department of Interior. The purpose Volume 1 was to determine the geographic extent of the area known as The Point; to identify and characterize the primary users of The Point, and to determine the extent of, and seasonality of their use. Volume 2 aims to generate baseline economic information for the counties that might be affected, explore the potential economic impacts of an oil spill off the Outer Banks, provide information on the value of recreational fishing at The Point and estimate the potential losses to recreational fishing at The Point if there were an oil spill. Volume 3 creates a centralized compilation of the research conducted in the area known as The Point.