A Map is worth a thousand words Aimee Ellis, Manager, Departmental Library Yukon Energy, Mines and Resources Library Gerald Burla, Technical Services Librarian.

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A Map is worth a thousand words Aimee Ellis, Manager, Departmental Library Yukon Energy, Mines and Resources Library Gerald Burla, Technical Services Librarian Regina Public Library

Where is the Yukon Territory?

The Territory : Population: 31,600 Population: 31,600 Landmass: 483,450 sq km Landmass: 483,450 sq km Largest city is Whitehorse Largest city is Whitehorse population 23,500 population 23,500 Other 17 communities: Other 17 communities: Populations vary between 25 to 800 Populations vary between 25 to 800 Distance from major cities: Distance from major cities: 2700 km from Vancouver 2700 km from Vancouver 3200 km from Los Angeles 3200 km from Los Angeles 1200 km from Anchorage 1200 km from Anchorage

Yukon Energy, Mines and Resources Library Territorial Government Research Library Territorial Government Research Library Staff: 3.6 FTE Staff: 3.6 FTE Subjects: Mining Engineering, Geology, Oil and Gas, Forestry, Agriculture, Lands Subjects: Mining Engineering, Geology, Oil and Gas, Forestry, Agriculture, Lands Collections: Aerial photographs, Yukon mining, assessment reports, Maps, Books/reports, Journals Collections: Aerial photographs, Yukon mining, assessment reports, Maps, Books/reports, Journals Patrons: Yukon government staff, Federal government staff, consultants, prospectors, students, public Patrons: Yukon government staff, Federal government staff, consultants, prospectors, students, public

Why try to link GIS with our ILS? Aerial photograph collection became our most heavily used collection Aerial photograph collection became our most heavily used collection Client desire to identify photographs using geographic information (map sheet and/or coordinates) online Client desire to identify photographs using geographic information (map sheet and/or coordinates) online Our paper flight line indices are in poor shape, cumbersome to use, and must be used in-house Our paper flight line indices are in poor shape, cumbersome to use, and must be used in-house Geographic dispersal of the Library’s clients Geographic dispersal of the Library’s clients …. and, why not try? …. and, why not try?

Is graphical searching of an ILS possible? Has anyone done this before? Has anyone done this before? All we found were examples of GIS libraries, no examples of a GIS interface with an ILS All we found were examples of GIS libraries, no examples of a GIS interface with an ILS Can GIS software communicate with an ILS? Can GIS software communicate with an ILS? Neither our ILS vendor (VTLS) nor ESRI (Environmental Systems Research Institute) could answer this question, but both expressed interest in the idea if we pursued the answer Neither our ILS vendor (VTLS) nor ESRI (Environmental Systems Research Institute) could answer this question, but both expressed interest in the idea if we pursued the answer

Over a two year time period we: Solicited funds and project support Solicited funds and project support Began digitizing flightlines and photograph points into ArcGIS Began digitizing flightlines and photograph points into ArcGIS Configured an html link to query our ILS using GIS software Configured an html link to query our ILS using GIS software Catalogued aerial photograph collection by roll number into our ILS Catalogued aerial photograph collection by roll number into our ILS Received basic shapefiles for some flightlines and photograph points from the National Air Photo Library of Canada (NAPL) Received basic shapefiles for some flightlines and photograph points from the National Air Photo Library of Canada (NAPL) Worked with departmental informatics staff to create and configure IMF interface Worked with departmental informatics staff to create and configure IMF interface

What we did to MARC: 086\a [ NTS (National Topographic System) areas] 090 \a [Flightlines (as call numbers)] 245\a [common geographic name] \h [cartographic material (aerial photography)] 255\a [scale, as per MARC] 300\a [# of remote sensing images] : \b [type of image] ; \c 25.4 x 25.4 cm. 440\a [series “Aerial Photographs”] \v [flightline] 500\a [filter and altitude information] 650[as per MARC] 998yap

Initial IMF screen:

Selecting area of interest and viewing flightlines:

Using the hyperlink to determine which photo library owns your desired photo:

Next in line … Investigating and implementing the new MARC standard for the 034 field in authority records Investigating and implementing the new MARC standard for the 034 field in authority records Expanding the options for graphical searching of the EMR Library’s ILS Expanding the options for graphical searching of the EMR Library’s ILS

Possibilities … Spatial considerations do not necessarily mean maps Spatial considerations do not necessarily mean maps Areas of interest could vary from atoms to the human body to cities to planets Areas of interest could vary from atoms to the human body to cities to planets Searching a medical library’s collection could look like this: Searching a medical library’s collection could look like this:

The possibilities are infinite …

Aimee Ellis, Manager, Departmental Library Yukon Energy, Mines and Resources Library Web: Library: Personal: Gerald Burla, Technical Services Librarian Regina Public Library Personal: