灰色文献搜索选项:百万短和胡萝卜搜索引擎

Q2 Social Sciences Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries Pub Date : 2021-01-02 DOI:10.1080/15424065.2021.1881682

David Petersen

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图书馆员在搜索灰色文献时经常求助于谷歌®;但是，存在其他选项来补充谷歌®搜索。两个搜索引擎，Million Short和Carrot2 search，提供了搜索和定位灰色文学的替代场所。本文考察了搜索引擎的特性、返回的结果以及未来的可能性。

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Gray Literature Searching Options: Million Short and Carrot2 Search Engines

Abstract Librarians searching for gray literature often turn to Google®; however, other options exist that complement Google® searches. Two search engines, Million Short and Carrot2 Search, offer alternative places to search and locate gray literature. This review examines the search engines’ features, returned results, and possibilities for the future.

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Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries is a peer-reviewed professional journal devoted to the access, evaluation, and management of electronic resources in the medical library environment. This journal will be an essential resource for academic medical school libraries, hospital libraries, and other health sciences libraries. The material in the Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries will complement articles published in Medical Reference Services Quarterly (also edited by M. Sandra Wood), which highlights the reference and bibliographic instruction aspects of electronic resources.