Migration Dummy Module
Old module name: hzg_anchor
$VAR1 = [
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_13',
'c_textformat_1010_14',
'c_anchortitle_1010_10_4_0',
'c_anchoricon_1010_15_4_0',
'c_anchor_1010_1',
'c_hltype_1010_17',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_12',
'c_textformat_1010_18',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_11',
'c_anchortext_1010_15_4_0',
'c_text_1010_14',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_17',
'imperiablock_count_1010_10_4',
'c_hl_1010_13',
'c_anchor_1010_19_4_0',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_15',
'c_hl_1010_17',
'imperiablock_count_1010_15_4',
'c_anchor_1010_16',
'c_anchortitle_1010_15_4_0',
'c_anchoricon_1010_19_4_0',
'c_anchortext_1010_10_4_0',
'imperiablock_count_1010_12_4',
'c_anchoricon_1010_10_4_0',
'c_anchor_1010_13',
'c_text_1010_18',
'c_anchortext_1010_19_4_0',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_18',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_1',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_14',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_19',
'c_anchortitle_1010_19_4_0',
'c_anchor_1010_11',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_16',
'c_hltype_1010_13',
'imperiablock_count_1010_19_4',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_10',
'c_anchor_1010_17',
'c_anchor_1010_15_4_0',
'c_anchor_1010_10_4_0'
];
Migration Dummy Module
Old module name: hzg_anchor
$VAR1 = [
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_3',
'c_anchor_1010_3'
];
Preliminary remarks
The publications database can be accessed in two different ways. The network version can be reached via the Website/Central Departments/Library/Publications/Publication Database/Research. This leads you to the standardmode of the database. More search fields are available in the expertmode. If you have FileMaker installed on your computer, you can also combine words. This provides you with a more versatile search tool than the network version.
Umlauts and “ß” are separated in the database, but can still be entered for the search. Special characteristics of other languages, such as accent marks, cedillas and Scandinavian spellings are not taken into account. Greek letters are written out using Latin letters. The titles of journals must be written out.
The database only includes publications written by employees of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht and approved by the management of the respective institute. External employees / guest scientists only need to register their publications.
Migration Dummy Module
Old module name: hzg_anchor
$VAR1 = [
'c_anchor_1010_7',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_7'
];
Scope
The database covers publications from 1988 onward. The term “publication” is taken to have a broad meaning, incorporating written texts as well as oral reports. It therefore includes journals, books, book chapters, proceedings, university papers (including bachelors and masters theses) and other reports. It furthermore includes posters, abstracts, presentations (those with invitations and those without) and lectures. A detailed listing is contained in the pull-down menus that are laid under the fields “Type of publication” and “Type of document”.
Migration Dummy Module
Old module name: hzg_anchor
$VAR1 = [
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_11',
'c_anchor_1010_11'
];
Search tips
Enter your search terms into the corresponding fields.
A number of data sets contain a word in the selected field that begins in the same way as the term you are looking for, as the program automatically truncates the words you enter on the right.
If you enter the author Aust, for example, the name Austen will appear as well. If you are only interested in the first author listed, enter =Aust.
If you enter the German word “Forschung” in the title field, you will also find data sets in which words such as “Forschungsvorhaben” and “Forschungsergebnisse” appear. However, it will not give you data sets containing “Membranforschung” or “Klimaforschung”, for example. If you wish to search for such terms you should enter the word *forschung.
If you fill out more than one field for a search, the program uses a preselected conjunction (AND), i.e. the program searches for all the documents that contain all of the search terms that you entered.
If you wish to search for a phrase, you should put the terms in quotation marks (“ ”).
Pull-down menus simplify the use of some of the search fields. The default setting “not specified” makes all data sets appear in which the field in question is either empty or filled with a non-specified term.
If you do not know if an author who is called “Meier” spells his name with an “i” or a “y”, you should enter Me@er. If you enter Me*er, the programme will search for one or more unknown letters and also come up with results such as “Meissner”.
Migration Dummy Module
Old module name: hzg_anchor
$VAR1 = [
'c_anchor_1010_16',
'flexCtrl_visibility_1010_16'
];
Examples
You would like to search for all publications referring to the Topic L.K1.1.1.01. To do so, enter this term in the field “Topic”. In the resulting list, all subgroups are automatically truncated on the right.
The results can be limited or sorted according to the year of publication.
In addition, you can also search for publications by entering specific years such as => 2005 or >2005 in the field “Year of publication”.
Lists (e.g. prior to evaluation) are generated by, for example, combining topics/fields of expertise with a range of years in which they appeared. The program first searches for articles in journals with an impact factor.
The results can be fully displayed and edited using the “List” function. Such lists generally cover a prolonged period of time (five years). As a result, you should check to see if the names of topics/fields of expertise may have changed.
