Experiences with information locator services* * The author acknowledges the valuable contributions to GILS by many hundreds of people worldwide involved in related policy, standards, and technology over the years. Space here does not permit the naming of every major contributor, but the following have been among the most dedicated and valuable: Keith Belton (Southeastern Library Network); Clive Best, Josef Asbacher, and Dirk vanGulik (European Commission Centre for Earth Observation, Italy); Sigfus Bjarnson (European Environment Agency, Denmark); Ed Buchinksi, Pia Cole, Dave Harvey, and Oliver Javanpour (Government of Canada); Toni Carbo (University of Pittsburgh); Bonnie Carroll (Information International); Ray Denenberg and Rebecca Guenther (U.S. Library of Congress); Mike DiMario, Wayne Kelley, and T.C. Evans (U.S. Government Printing Office); Jim Fullton (United Nations, World Intellectual Property Organization, Switzerland); Tim Gauslin (American Management Systems); Sebastian Hammer (Index Data, Denmark); Jim Hastings (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration); Woody Horton (Federation for Information and Documentation); Steve Hufford and Al Pesachowitz (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency); Renato Iannella, Nigel Ward, and David Crossley (Australia); Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive); Tom Kalil (U.S. National Economic Council); Clifford Lynch and the late Paul Evan Peters (Coalition for Networked Information); Chuck McClure (Syracuse University); Paul McOwen (Sovereign Hill Inc.); Bill Moen (University of North Texas); Kurt Molholm and Tammy Borkowski (U.S. Defense Technical Information Center); Doug Nebert and Bill Miller (U.S. Geological Survey); Mike Nelson (International Business Machines); Jim Quinn (University of California, Davis); Jim Restivo and Margaret St. Pierre (Blue Angel Technologies); Elizabeth Sikorovsky (Mainspring); Chuck Stein (U.S. Navy); Bill Trefzger (U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology); Archie Warnock (A/WWW Enterprises); Peter Weiss and Bruce McConnell (U.S. Office of Management and Budget).
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Experiences with information locator services* * The author acknowledges the valuable contributions to GILS by many hundreds of people worldwide involved in related policy, standards, and technology over the years. Space here does not permit the naming of every major contributor, but the following have been among the most dedicated and valuable: Keith Belton (Southeastern Library Network); Clive Best, Josef Asbacher, and Dirk vanGulik (European Commission Centre for Earth Observation, Italy); Sigfus Bjarnson (European Environment Agency, Denmark); Ed Buchinksi, Pia Cole, Dave Harvey, and Oliver Javanpour (Government of Canada); Toni Carbo (University of Pittsburgh); Bonnie Carroll (Information International); Ray Denenberg and Rebecca Guenther (U.S. Library of Congress); Mike DiMario, Wayne Kelley, and T.C. Evans (U.S. Government Printing Office); Jim Fullton (United Nations, World Intellectual Property Organization, Switzerland); Tim Gauslin (American Management Systems); Sebastian Hammer (Index Data, Denmark); Jim Hastings (U.S. National Archives and Records Administration); Woody Horton (Federation for Information and Documentation); Steve Hufford and Al Pesachowitz (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency); Renato Iannella, Nigel Ward, and David Crossley (Australia); Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive); Tom Kalil (U.S. National Economic Council); Clifford Lynch and the late Paul Evan Peters (Coalition for Networked Information); Chuck McClure (Syracuse University); Paul McOwen (Sovereign Hill Inc.); Bill Moen (University of North Texas); Kurt Molholm and Tammy Borkowski (U.S. Defense Technical Information Center); Doug Nebert and Bill Miller (U.S. Geological Survey); Mike Nelson (International Business Machines); Jim Quinn (University of California, Davis); Jim Restivo and Margaret St. Pierre (Blue Angel Technologies); Elizabeth Sikorovsky (Mainspring); Chuck Stein (U.S. Navy); Bill Trefzger (U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology); Archie Warnock (A/WWW Enterprises); Peter Weiss and Bruce McConnell (U.S. Office of Management and Budget).
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