Hilllslope Gullying and Filling during the Latter Half of the Last Glacial Age in the Kitsuregawa Hills, Central Japan.

Yoshiki, Takeya

doi:10.4116/jaqua.35.359

Daiyonki-kenkyu

1996

DOI: 10.4116/jaqua.35.359

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Hilllslope Gullying and Filling during the Latter Half of the Last Glacial Age in the Kitsuregawa Hills, Central Japan.

Takeya Yoshiki

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2007

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I would also like to thank the people who assisted during various stages of this project. To Dr. Philip Vandermeer and Diane Steinhaus, Music Librarians at the UNC-Chapel Hill Music Library, I owe enormous thanks for mentoring me through my undergraduate years and for providing advice in the initial stages of the project. I would like to thank Dr. Lokman Meho, Professor at University of Indiana-Bloomington, for his critical feedback on various drafts of the paper. Lara Bailey, SILS Student Services Manager, deserves gratitude for her assistance in formatting the paper. Lastly, I would like to thank my husband, Thomas, who is my constant source of support and encouragement.

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Evaluating Reference Transactions in Academic Music Libraries

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2007

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Managing the Virtual Reference Desk

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1998

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The Use of Electronic Mail at the Reference Desk: Impact of a Computer-Mediated Communication Technology on Librarian-Client Interactions

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1998

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Commonly recognized computer-mediated communication (CMC) tools include virtual environments, bibliographic databases, listservers, newsgroups, group teleconferencing, interactive messaging systems and electronic mail. The use of these technologies in libraries has grown exponentially over the past decade. Electronic mail has emerged as an especially popular communication tool for librarians, and their colleagues and patrons. This paper explores the use of a reference department electronic mail service and its impact on reference services and librarian-client interactions. Several issues related to the implementation of CMC technologies are presented, including the maintenance and monitoring of reference electronic mail systems, the types of questions that are typically posted, and potential barriers to the implementation and use of reference e-mail.

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Hilllslope Gullying and Filling during the Latter Half of the Last Glacial Age in the Kitsuregawa Hills, Central Japan.

Cited by 15 publications

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Evaluating Reference Transactions in Academic Music Libraries

Evaluating Reference Transactions in Academic Music Libraries

Managing the Virtual Reference Desk

The Use of Electronic Mail at the Reference Desk: Impact of a Computer-Mediated Communication Technology on Librarian-Client Interactions

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