The ASVIN Project: a study of electronic and printed veterinary science journals in the UK and Ireland.

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Abstract

ASVIN was a Research Support for Libraries Programme (RSLP) Funded Project, whose principal aim was to develop better co-operation between nine libraries in the veterinary and animal health field. The project examined a number of library-related areas, such as journal archiving, collection development policies, development of a common Z39.50 catalogue interface, grey literature, and printed and electronic journals. This paper examines the latter, whilst also providing a detailed analysis of printed journals held in partner libraries. Comparisons of the nine partner library collections are undertaken with a range of secondary sources, and an ASVIN core list of veterinary journals was developed. It looks at some of the issues relating to e-journals, expressing the benefits and concerns that many librarians are experiencing, such as licensing arrangements, archiving and general management issues.

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Davies, B. (2002). The ASVIN Project: a study of electronic and printed veterinary science journals in the UK and Ireland. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 19(1), 21–32. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.0265-6647.2001.00347.x

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