F e d e r a l D e p o s i t o r y L i b r a r y P r o g r a m ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES Newsletter of the Federal Depository Library Program ------------------------------------------------------------------------ May 15, 2002 GP 3.16/3-2:23/07 (Vol. 23, no. 07) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Online Services Available through the FDLP Federal depository libraries are reminded that they have access to the following subscription services: STAT-USA, EHP Online (formerly Environmental Health Information Service), and National Climatic data Center Online Document Library. Federal depository libraries are being provided free access to these services through arrangements with the issuing agencies and the FDLP. Some content at the sites is accessible without a subscription, but paid subscriptions or the FDLP passwords must be used to access other portions of the services. Libraries are encouraged to inform their patrons of the availability of these services. Libraries, however, must protect the passwords and should not disclose them to patrons. Users must be in the library when accessing the services. STAT-USA at http://www.stat-usa.gov/ is a title in the FDLP Basic Collection; therefore, all depository libraries are expected to select STAT-USA or otherwise make it available as outlined in the July 15, 2001 issue of Administrative Notes (v. 22, #11). Depository libraries currently have two free subscriptions to STAT-USA. Libraries that have not already registered for this service (or that have not established a site license with STAT-USA) will find the registration form at for the HTML version, and using your internal password. The National Climatic Data Center Online Document Library at is currently freely accessible by users in the .edu domain. Libraries with other domains must input a user ID and password, which have been provided to depository libraries, for patrons. At this time, there is no limitation on the number of concurrent users able to access the database. If you do not have the user ID and password, please contact Depository Services at (202) 512-1119 or email using your internal password. For more information, see the following issues of Administrative Notes: August 15, 2000 (v 21, # 12), December 15, 1997, (v 18, # 16), September 15, 1998, (v 19, # 11)