Fishing Through the Information Web Janet Webster, OSU Libraries Patricia Merrikin, FAO Libraries Jean Collins, FAO Libraries.

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Fishing Through the Information Web Janet Webster, OSU Libraries Patricia Merrikin, FAO Libraries Jean Collins, FAO Libraries

Exploit vs. Explore  Fishing down the food web Increased exploitation destroys ecology. Increased exploitation destroys ecology.  Fishing through the food web Increased exploitation increases complexity. Increased exploitation increases complexity.  Searching down the web Most accessible is exploited. Most accessible is exploited.  Searching through the web Exploring leads to more information. Exploring leads to more information.

The Challenge  Can greater exploitation of all layers of information support science and more informed management of natural resources?

Our Approach  What information is visible? What tools find what information? What tools find what information? Who is writing it? Who is writing it? Where do they publish it? Where do they publish it?  What information is accessible? Is it electronic? Is it electronic? Is it publicly accessible? Is it publicly accessible?

The Searching Tools  Aquatic Biology, Aquaculture and Fisheries Resources (ABAFR)  Biosis  CAB  GoogleScholar  Scopus

What tools find what information?

What does each tool find?

Patterns in the Visible Location of 1 st Author India (subject) Africa (subject) Africa0.3%47.7% Europe8.7%37.8% India83.9%1.4% Place of Publication India (subject) Africa (subject) Africa0.0%18.5% Europe34.5%64.1% India49.6%1.7%

Another Pattern in the Visible Affiliation of 1 st Author India (subject) Africa (subject) University51.4%64.9% Research Institute 36.6%24.9%

Increasing Visibility  What remains invisible? Coverage of regional journals Coverage of regional journals Discovery of local reports Discovery of local reports Harvesting of repositories Harvesting of repositories  What are the trends in authorship?  Are there patterns in the subjects?

Increasing Accessibility

Searching Through the Web  Increase visibility Search through all the available tools Search through all the available tools Promote tools that reveal more layers Promote tools that reveal more layers  Increase accessibility Encourage tools to link to the accessible Encourage tools to link to the accessible Identify authors and influence their attitudes about publishing & communication Identify authors and influence their attitudes about publishing & communication Support use of digital repositories Support use of digital repositories  Increase complexity