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Now Available. The Next Generation NTRL V3.0
The NTRL V3.0, developed by the Federal Science Repository Service (FSRS) is based on the open-source data-management framework Fedora/SOLR. This new platform offers significant advantages with highlights including enhanced searching, comprehensive results display, support of multiple date-types including reports, images, videos, and more. NTRL V3.0 subscribers will enjoy a robust, content-driven environment for accessing the NTIS collection.
Recently Added – Over 195K thin meta-data records of pre-1964 information. This retrospective conversion of paper-formatted catalog cards to digital meta-data, on a variety of subjects, represents the culmination of a significant investment of resources by NTIS to enhance the value of the content collection of the NTRL V3.0. Although NTIS does not offer full-text availability for many of these meta-data records, in the interest of providing our subscribers greater potential of discoverability, they have been integrated among the existing NTRL V3.0 content.
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Easy Access to and Perpetual Availability of Federally-Funded Technical Reports
The National Technical Reports Library fills a recognized void in access to a large collection of historical and current government technical reports that exists in many academic, public, government, and corporate libraries. Through NTRL, NTIS now provides a more comprehensive offering that delivers high-quality government technical content in all subject areas directly and seamlessly to the user's desktop.
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The National Technical Information Service acquires, indexes, abstracts, and archives the largest collection of U.S. government-sponsored technical reports in existence. The NTRL offers access to these authenticated government technical reports to libraries and technical information users.
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