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Brief Instructions

Coverage: This database covers the 2002 Fall Meeting.

Search Options: Searches can be entered as natural language or Boolean expressions.

Results:
Clicking on an item in the hit list will display the corresponding database record in full. Use the checkboxes to make selections for a subset. The fields and layout of database records are described below.

Boolean Operators: Keywords separated by spaces will result in a logical OR. Use AND to separate words that are both to be contained in the record, e.g. Gulf Stream will retrieve items containing either Gulf or Stream or both, which is the same result as searching Gulf OR Stream, whereas Gulf AND Stream retrieves first those records containing both Gulf and Stream.

Truncation / Wild-card: Use * for end-truncation, e.g. seism* will retrieve seismic, seismology, seismicity, seismogram etc.

Authors: To search for an author, enter the last name without initials.

To include initials, enter as a phrase (i.e. in quotes) in the form "Lastname, F M" (including comma)

Phrase Searches: To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase in double quotes ("")( e.g., "coastal erosion").
To search for a hyphenated phrase, enclose the phrase in double quotes ("")( e.g., "S-wave").

Display: Abstracts are displayed as plain text; for a formatted (print) rendition, see the PDF.

Types of database records

There are two types of records: (1) Abstract Entries showing details of each presentation, including time, abstract number, title, author, affiliation, phone, e-mail, abstract text, URL, section, descriptors; and (2) Session Entries, which include session code, location, day, session name, presiding session convenor, and introduction details, if any.
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Fields
Field	Field
Tag	Name		Example
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Abstract Entry search for AN = "U12A-01"
HR: 	Time 		0840h
AN: 	Abstract Number	U21A-01  INVITED
LO:	Location	MC 130
DA:	Day		Monday
TI: 	Title		Needed: A Truly Interdisciplinary Approach for Assessing 
			Global Climate Change.
AU: 	Author		*Kaufmann, R K 
EM: 	E-mail		Kaufmann@bu.edu
AF: 	Affiliation	Center for Energy and Environmental Studies, 675 
			Commonwealth Avenue, Boston University, Boston, MA 02215,
			USA
AB: 	Abstract 	Our understanding of global climate change is enhanced by
			linking theoretical and empirical models generated by 
			individual disciplines from natural and social sciences. 
			<...>
UR:	URL		http://www.agu.org
DE: 	Descriptors	1600
DE: 	Descriptors	6300
DE: 	Descriptors	6620
SC: 	Section		U
MN: 	Meeting Name	1998 Spring Meeting

Session Entry: search for SS = U21A

SS:	Session Code	U21A
DA:	Day		Tues  0830h
LO:	Location	CC:112
SN:	Session Name	Incorporating Human Dimensions in Earth System Models I
PR:	Presiding 	D Sahagian, Univ of New Hampshire; L Kohler, 
                            Univ of Bonn
                        INTRODUCTION: D Sahagian,Univ of New Hampshire
MN:	Meeting Name	1998 Spring Meeting
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Coverage:	This database covers the 2002 Fall Meeting.
Search Options:	Searches can be entered as natural language or Boolean expressions.
Results:	Clicking on an item in the hit list will display the corresponding database record in full. Use the checkboxes to make selections for a subset. The fields and layout of database records are described below.
Boolean Operators:	Keywords separated by spaces will result in a logical OR. Use AND to separate words that are both to be contained in the record, e.g. Gulf Stream will retrieve items containing either Gulf or Stream or both, which is the same result as searching Gulf OR Stream, whereas Gulf AND Stream retrieves first those records containing both Gulf and Stream.
Truncation / Wild-card:	Use * for end-truncation, e.g. seism* will retrieve seismic, seismology, seismicity, seismogram etc.
Authors:	To search for an author, enter the last name without initials. To include initials, enter as a phrase (i.e. in quotes) in the form "Lastname, F M" (including comma)
Phrase Searches:	To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase in double quotes ("")( e.g., "coastal erosion"). To search for a hyphenated phrase, enclose the phrase in double quotes ("")( e.g., "S-wave").
Display:	Abstracts are displayed as plain text; for a formatted (print) rendition, see the PDF.