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Expert Index Collection Engineering Support Tool Expert Index Collection Delivered on Engineering Workbench™ Product Numbers: 2000023191- 2000023195 The Expert Index Collection by IHS Markit, delivered The Expert Index Collection allows users to leverage the on Engineering Workbench, is the most next-generation search capabilities in Engineering comprehensive collection of trusted, authoritative Workbench to quickly find answers in relevant reference engineering and technical reference content, sources and rapidly make the best decisions. aggregated and readily accessible in one place, to The Expert Index Collection provides index-level access help engineers, scientists and other technical to all 75+ million documents across dozens of "knowledge professionals quickly make the best decisions. bases," or sets of content from individual publishers. With the Expert Index Collection, engineers, researchers "Index-level access" means that users can elect to have and scientists are able to discover answers across a relevant documents from all knowledge bases returned in comprehensive, vetted collection of more than 75 million search results for their queries, and users can review technical articles, publications, reports, design principles / information about, or read dynamically generated best practices and more, including more than 100 eBook summaries of, the items returned in their search results. titles. Some of the content available through the Expert Index The Expert Index Collection is delivered on Engineering Collection is freely accessible in full, and is defined herein Workbench, a unified technical knowledge platform that as "full-text access content." This means that a user can accelerates technical research and problem solving click through to the full-text original document directly through single-point access to critical information from their search results. resources, combined with next-generation search Other content requires a subscription to access, either analytics and specialized tools tailored to the needs of through IHS Markit or through a third party; this restricted technical professionals. content is defined herein as "index-only content." Users Types of Data: Authoritative Engineering and can review information about, and read summaries of, the Technical Reference Sources "index-only content" in their search results. (Users have The content for the Expert Index Collection is provided by the option to limit search results to specific knowledge dozens of vetted, authoritative publishers, as well as IHS bases, including those that provide them with full-text Markit sources, ensuring that users are able to access access.) trusted content from the best-known and most widely More detail on the content included in the Expert Index respected publishers. Collection index follows. 1 Engineering Support Tool > Tech Spec: Expert Index Collection by IHS Markit, Delivered on Engineering Workbench Standards Development Organizations (SDOs), Industry are included in the leading abstracting and indexing Associations and Commercial Content Partnerships databases, including the Science Citation Index, Full-text Access Content – This third-party content is Scopus, PubMed, INSPEC, Mathematical Reviews, and indexed within the Expert Index Collection and will Chemical Abstracts. appear, with citations and document summaries, in IEEE GlobalSpec — IEEE GlobalSpec is the leading search results. In addition, users may access to this media platform serving the engineering, manufacturing content via the indicated third-party sites: and related scientific and technical market segments. ArXiv.org provides access to more than 830,000 e- Documents from IEEE GlobalSpec are inclusive of the prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Product Selection Guides, Technical Library, and the Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance and CR4 Forum. Statistics. o Product Selection Guides provide users with ClinicalTrials.gov – ClinicalTrials.gov is a registry and domain-expert details on a broad range of products results database of publicly and privately supported and services that help engineers and related clinical studies of human participants conducted around professionals understand key operational the world. The ClinicalTrials.gov results database was parameters, and select proper components and launched in September 2008 to implement Section 801 services with the highest levels of accuracy and of the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act productivity. of 2007 (FDAAA 801), which requires the submission of o The Technical Library contains technical and "basic results" for certain clinical trials, generally not reference articles from suppliers and textbook later than 1 year after their Completion Date. The abstracts from top scientific and engineering results information that is submitted includes the publishers. following: Participant Flow; Baseline Characteristics; o Engineering Web – Provides no-charge access to Outcome Measures and Statistical Analyses; and 3 million pages of supplier/product and other Adverse Events. ClinicalTrials.gov results are available technical information. for free to all users. o The Conference Room 4® (CR4) is a forum for DSpace@MIT – DSpace@MIT is MIT's institutional engineers, scientists, technical researchers, repository built to save, share, and search MIT's digital technical buyers, students and anyone interested research materials. DSpace@MIT contains over 25,000 enough in technology to discuss engineering news, theses and an increasing number of conference papers, seek technical help or get answers to fervent images, peer-reviewed scholarly articles, preprints, questions. Users can register with IEEE technical reports, working papers, and more. GlobalSpec for free, after which the index and Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC®) – following content is freely accessible: Tech Library, DTIC has served the information needs of the Defense Engineering Web, CR4 Forum, Product community for more than 70 years. DTIC reports to the Announcements, Newsletters, Specsearch, and Assistant Secretary of Defense For Research and Company Profiles. Engineering ASD (RE). DTIC's mission is to provide KTA - Nuclear Safety Standards Commission – The essential, technical research, development, testing and Nuclear Safety Standards Commission evaluation (RDT&E) information rapidly, accurately and (Kerntechnischer Ausschuss - KTA) has the task, to reliably to support our DoD customers' needs. The issue nuclear safety standards for topics in the area of DTIC knowledge base provides full text searching of nuclear technology where a consensus between final reports on Defense funded research, development, experts of the manufacturers and the operators of test and evaluation activities. nuclear power plants, of authorized experts and state Hindawi Publishing Corporation – Publishes 500+ officials is apparent and to support their application. open access, peer-reviewed journals. Hindawi’s The Nuclear Safety Standards Commission (KTA) was journals maintain the highest standards of peer review, founded 1972 by the Bundesministerium für Bildung with more than 50,000 internationally-recognized und Wissenschaft (BMBW; now responsible: Editors serving on the Editorial Boards of Hindawi’s Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und journals. Many of the journals that Hindawi publishes Reaktorsicherheit - BMU) following the example of the Copyright © 2018 IHS Markit. Updated August 2018. 2 Engineering Support Tool > Tech Spec: Expert Index Collection by IHS Markit, Delivered on Engineering Workbench well-established "Deutsche Dampfkessel-Ausschuss radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, (DDA)". The KTA knowledge base provides access to promote the common defense and security, and protect over 300 Standards and Reports. the environment. Specifically, the NRC regulates NASA Tech Briefs features exclusive reports of commercial nuclear power plants; research, test and innovations developed by NASA and its industry training reactors; nuclear fuel cycle facilities; and the partners and contractors that can be applied to develop use of radioactive materials in medical, academic and new and improved products and solve engineering or industrial settings. The agency also regulates the manufacturing problems. Authored by the engineers or transport, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials scientists who did the work, the briefs span a wide array and waste, and licenses the import and export of of fields, including electronics, physical sciences, radioactive materials. While the NRC only regulates materials, computer software, mechanics, industries within the United States, the agency works machinery/automation, manufacturing/fabrication, with agencies around the world to enhance global mathematics/information sciences, and life sciences. nuclear safety and security. NASA STI Articles – STI (scientific and technical OSTI is the Department of Energy (DOE) office that information) is the collected set of facts, analyses, and collects, preserves, and disseminates DOE-sponsored conclusions resulting from scientific, technical, and R&D results that are the outcomes of R&D projects or related engineering research and development efforts, other funded activities that take place at DOE labs and both basic and applied. The NASA Scientific and facilities nationwide and grantees at universities and Technical Information (STI) Program was established to other institutions. The information is typically in the form support the
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