03890nam a2200349Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002402000280006504000100009305000210010324500770012426000350020130000310023650400640026750523320033161000440266361000500270761000500275761000260280765000510283365000600288465000390294465000840298365000290306765000520309665000290314865000730317765000980325065000900334865000740343870000280351226215020160527192641.0030819s2000    nyua     b    001   eng    a1555703739 (alk. paper)  aPUCPR00aZ679.7bL53 200010aLibrary disaster planning and recovery handbookcedited by Camila Alire.  aNew YorkbNeal-Schumancc2000.  axxvi, 616 p.bill.c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 595-600) and index.0 tWhat to do when it hapens to you? : Managing a major library disasterrCamila Alire - -tHuman resources implications in disaster recoveryrTeri Switzer - -gThetdisaster-recovery process for collectionsrCarmel BushrDiane Lunde - -tWhy can't facilities fix this?rHalcyon EnsslerCathy Tweedie - -tMedia relationsrCamila Alire - -tPublic services : holding up the storefrontrJulie Wessling - -tCirculation : when the heart stops beatingrJames F. Farmer - -tThere is no normal anymore : interlibrary loan/document-delivery services during disaster recoveryrTom Delaney - -tLibrary instruction during disaster recovery : why is it needed?rNaomi LedererrAwilda Reyes - -tProviding reference services when you're under the weatherrJoan BeamrLindsey WessrTom Moothhart - -tIt was a dark and stormy night : a technical services overviewrCarmel Bush - -tData, data, they want the datatDonnice CochenourrNora CopelandrJames Farmer - -tTechnology talesrKaren Weedman - -tTechnical services : business-as-usual under unusual circumstancesrHolley R. Lange - -tUpstairs/downstairs : implementig a processing center for restoring the collectionrPatricia Smith - -gThetfine art of gift raising : an overviewrJoel Rutstein - -gThetfine art of gift raising : redesigning the gifts programrCathy Tweedie - -tGift acceptance : the reality and the resultsrJoel Rutstein - -tGift receipt : what to do when the flood gates openrBarbara Branstad - -tExpecting the unexpected : handling special projects during disaster recoveryrPatricia SmithrEvelyn HaynesrNora Copeland - -tGreat expectations for restoring the collection : an overviewrCarmel Bush - -tShadow dancing with insurance : repurchasing books declared a total lossrPatricia SmithrEvelyn Haynes - -tTools for tracking : data for restring the collectionrKaren WeedmanrPatricia SmithrNora Copeland - -tWho's minding the store? : Quality control in a contractual enviromentrPatricia SmithrNora Copeland - -tBuried alive : processing gifts as an optionrPatricia SmithrNora CopelandrCarmel Bush - -tResource sharing : a requirement in library-disaster recoveryrCamila Alire - -gThetrole of the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries in Colorado Staten Unu=iversity Libraries' disaster recoveryrAlan N. CharnesrGeorge Machovec.20aMorgan LibraryxSafety measures.2Local20aMorgan LibraryxSécuritéxMesures.2Local20aColorado State University.bLibraries.2Local20aMorgan Library2Local 0aBibliothéquesxSécuritéxMesures.2Local 0aLibrary materialsxConservation and restoration.2Local 0aLibrariesxSafety measures.2Local 0aLibrary materialsxConservation and restorationzColoradozFort Collins.2Local 0aDisaster planning2Local 0aLibrariesxorganization & administration2Local 0aLibrary materials2Local 0aAcademic librariesxColoradoxFort CollinsxSafety materials.2Local 0aDocumentation de bibliothéquexConservation et restaurationzColoradozFort Collins.2Local 0aBibliothéques universitaireszColoradozFort CollinsxSécuritéxMesures.2Local 0aDocumentation de bibliothéquexConservation et restauration.2Local10aAlire, Camila A.2Local