FYOS1001: Tracking and Mapping Elephants: Using Geospatial Techniques Towards Human-Elephant Coexistence (Madden): Home
GALILEO Login
To use our GALILEO databases, e-journals, and e-books from off-campus and some UGA wireless networks, you'll be prompted to log in with your MyID and password. Your MyID is your UGAMail address minus the "@uga.edu."
Forgot your MyID and/or password?
Don't have a UGA MyID? Visit or contact Access Services to find out if you are eligible to have a library account created for you:
phone: 706.542.3256
email: maincirc@uga.edu
Books
Search for books in UGA's libraries using the GIL-Find catalog.
You can search GIL-Find by doing a "Books" search on the homepage, or by going to Find > Search Tools > GIL-Find Catalog.
You can also use GIL-Find to search for and request books in all University System of Georgia Libraries. (Instructions)
Sources of Reviews
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Annual ReviewsAnnual Reviews, a nonprofit organization, provides critical, authoritative reviews of scholarly advances in various fields of science.Annual Reviews can be searched in its entirety or within each of the following suites: Biomedical Science, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
Citation Style Guides
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Citation Style Guides & SoftwareIf you are asking "How do I cite this?" then we are here to help you. The UGA Libraries provide resources and services to assist you in citing materials for your papers and projects.
Search Strategy Builder
SSB created by University of Arizona Libraries and located at GitHub
Multi-Search
Specific Resources
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Wildlife and Ecology Studies WorldwideIndex to articles covering all aspects of wildlife management.
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Zoological RecordIndex to zoological literature with particular emphasis on systematic/taxonomic information.
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Web of ScienceWeb of Science provides access to the Science Citation Index, Social Sciences Citation Index, Arts & Humanities Citation Index, Book Citation Index, and Conference Proceedings Citation Index. These databases may be searched separately, in any combination, or all at once.
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Biological Science CollectionIndex to researchin all aspects of biology.
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BIOSISIndex and abstracts to international journal articles, conference papers, and books in biological and medical research.
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CAB Abstracts & CAB ArchiveIndex to research on agriculture, foresty, and allied life sciences.
Map and Governemnt Information Library (@ the Main Library)
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GIS LibGuideA guide detailing the GIS resources available through the UGA Libraries
Federal Resources
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Landsat Image Galleryimagery from NASA
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USGS Earth Explorer: Download Free LandSat Imageryimagery from the USGS
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Landsat Satellite Imageryimagery from NOAA
Handy Hints & Just for Fun
As you know, if you are looking for various images, your favorite search engine such as Bing or Google can be very helpful.
Video & Film
Image Sources
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ARTstorThe ARTstor Digital Library offers more than one million images in the arts, architecture, humanities, and social sciences with a suite of software tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes. ARTstor collections comprise contributions from outstanding museums, photographers, libraries, scholars, photo archives, and artists and artists' estates.
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About the Libraries
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The UGA Libraries include the Main Library on North Campus, the McBay Science Library on South Campus, the Miller Learning Center in central campus, and the Russell Special Collections Building near North Campus as well as smaller libraries in the College of Education, School of Music, School of Art, Health Sciences Campus Carnegie Library, and College of Veterinary Medicine. See the UGA Libraries website for hours. If you're looking for quiet study space: The upper floors of both the Main Library and the McBay Science Library are good spots for quiet study, particularly the 3rd floor Reading Room in Main and the 4th floor silent Think Tank in McBay. The top floor of the Miller Learning Center is set aside for quiet study. If you're looking for group study space: The Miller Learning Center has 90 group study rooms, and the Main Library has 30 small group study rooms, all first come, first served. Half of the Main Library's 4th floor is dedicated to group study, with whiteboard paint on most of the walls and moveable tables and chairs. |
