ABOUT SIO ARCHIVES
Scripps Archives contains a rich archival and special
collection documenting over one-hundred years of oceanographic, earth, &
climate research at Scripps, & more generally on the history of
oceanography. Scripps Archives’ collections are used by historians, scientists,
graduate students, media, & Scripps itself. Scripps Archives holds 1,360
collections, which are personal papers of scientists, or office records/files
from scientific & administrative programs, ranging from single items
received to very large collections, including still images, audio, moving
images, autobiographical works, & oral histories. In addition to producing
online guides to its collections, Scripps Archives digitizes content in various
formats from its collections in order to improve user access & provide a
rich online resource in support of the history of Scripps, oceanography, &
climate science.
MANUSCRIPT & ARCHIVAL COLLECTIONS: personal files, office records, and collected items relating to the
history of Scripps and to the history of oceanography
ACCESSION REGISTER
(LIST) OF OUR COLLECTIONS : our
collections range from single items to large boxed collections of personal
papers or office/project records. Here's this Register List in a spreadsheet version.
GUIDES TO SELECTED COLLECTIONS : these
guides are comprised of the headings for file folders or similar arrangements
in which scientists' personal papers and Scripps office/project records are
filed... just like the original filing cabinets and office files we received.
By reading through such a list, you can determine whether collection(s) may
contain materials of interest clued by pertinent file folder heading(s). You
would then request to see various box(es) and folder(s) in order to review
their contents in person.
Search folder
heading word(s) or phrases across these selected collections (via
Google Advanced Search). Your search results will not be 100% reliable. A
search won't find every occurrence of a word or phrase, and zero results do not
mean the word/phrase did not occur in some folder list(s). Scanned printed
folder lists won't be character/word perfect, so text searching is imperfect.
IMAGES / PHOTOGRAPHS of
people, ships, oceanographic instruments, buildings, metings, events,
expeditions, marine environments & specimens associated with Scripps
Institution of Oceanography, UCSD, etc. There's tens of thousands more images
in-house -- we haven't scanned everything.
Panorama Collection : zoom
in and out, and pan around on two old panorama photos of the SIO campus and on
imagery of a few deep sea organisms in SIO collections.
MEDIA: films,
tapes, audio, interviews, scientific and news conferences, oral histories, etc.
Media List : a selected list of our moving images (listed
first) and audio items (following). This is not a
complete list... we have more media items located within archival collections.
Films or Clips from
selected titles: TAKE A LOOK !
Audio or Clips from
selected titles: HAVE A LISTEN !
HISTORIES on
Scripps and its scientific endeavors
ORAL HISTORIES of
scientists and personnel on Scripps, their careers and research
BIOGRAPHIES, AUTOBIOGRAPHIES, MEMOIRS by or
about Scripps scientists and personnel
SIO ANNUAL REPORTS & OTHER
PROGRESS REPORTS on the work and actitivities of Scripps
Institution
SIO PERSONNEL DIRECTORIES published
in years past, including photo directories
SIO BIBLIOGRAPHIES of
publications by scientists, programs, or on the history of Scripps
SIO PUBLICATIONS: books, reports and serials published by Scripps
HISTORY OF OCEANOGRAPHY & EARTH
SCIENCES resources, including photo libraries,
books and texts, institutional histories, bibliographies.
OCEAN CHARTS of the
world's ocean areas, including earlier 20th century charts
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ARCHIVES SITE SEARCH <= **
Search
word(s) or phrases across text content on Scripps Archives website (via
Google Advanced Search). Your search results will not be 100% reliable. A
search won't find every occurrence of a word or phrase, and zero results do not
mean the word/phrase did not occur in text somewhere. Scanned printed texts
won't be character/word perfect, so text searching is imperfect.
Fonte: The Library of UC San Diego
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