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IAEAInternational Atomic Energy Agency
Dobrica SavićNuclear Information Section (NIS)
April 2012
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Future of Scientific and Technical Information (STI)
World information trends and impact on the Nuclear Information Section
IAEA
• Growing demand for open and free web access to STI
• Discovery and use of STI on ever-increasing use of mobile devices
• Navigating complex data resources to meet very specific user needs
• Finding relevant, high quality, and trustworthy information sources
• Real-time access to full-texts electronic resources
• Need for powerful data mining systems and highly aggregated information
• Demand for advice combining information professionals and subject specialists
• Integration of global scientific and technical information networks
• Diminishing availability of financial resources
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World STI Trends
IAEA
• Organization: full integration of INIS and the IAEA Library
• Finances: optimal use of available resources and removal of any duplication
• Staff: high level technology savant information professionals
• Access: better access to available information resources
• Restrictions: unrestricted access to the Agency information sources
• IT: powerful computer systems and applications capable of fast data mining and information aggregation
• Change management: quick adoption of new technologies and methodologies
• Information: integrated cross-department and international networks and partnerships
• Cooperation: Strong link between information professionals and subject specialists
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Impact on the NIS
IAEA
• Use INIS Google-based Collection Search application to integrate other internal and external information resources, databases and networks
• Develop data mining and information aggregation applications and capabilities
• Improve existing and assist with building new information infrastructure in Member States to support new trends and requirements
• Invest in training and development of existing human resources and acquire new talent
• Develop channels for easier communication and nuclear information exchange between users, information professionals and subject specialists
• Review the coverage of INIS and Library collections to align them with the Agency priorities and world trends
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Meeting Tomorrow’s Challenges