Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems: Recommendation Form

Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems - with contributions from several thousand scholars, from over 100 countries and edited by over 395 subject experts and over 8000 authors. The Encyclopedia is integrative and transdisciplinary in nature and will be of interest to the education community. EOLSS represents the theme of humanity, embedded in nature and constrained to find ways of maintaining a relationship with nature based upon understanding and respect. EOLSS presently about 534 volumes (http://www.eolss.net/ebooklib/) are ready and gradually this number will increase to ultimately capture the entire EOLSS-online body of knowledge in about 600 volumes

EOLSS IS AN INTEGRATED COMPENDIUM OF TWENTY ENCYCLOPEDIAS

Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Biological, Physiological and Health Sciences
Biotechnology
Tropical Biology and Conservation Management
Land Use, Land Cover and Soil Sciences
Social Sciences and Humanities
Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology resources
Control Systems, Robotics and Automation
Chemical Sciences Engineering and Technology Resources
Water Sciences, Engineering and Technology Resources
Energy Sciences, Engineering and Technology Resources
Environmental and Ecological Sciences, Engineering and Technology Resources
Food and Agricultural Sciences, Engineering and Technology Resources
Human Resources Policy, Development and Management
Natural Resources Policy and Management
Development and Economic Sciences
Institutional and Infrastructural Resources
Technology, Information and System Management Resources
Area studies (Africa, Brazil, Canada and USA, China, Europe, Japan, Russia)

I strongly recommend that our Library subscribe to the Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems for the following reasons (tick as appropriate):

I will be referring my students / colleagues to this Digital Library regularly to assist with their studies and research.

EOLSS will enhance the Library's reference base with the knowledge for our times and will be valuable addition to the organization's scientific resources.

EOLSS online is made available free of charge through UNESCO to Universities in the UN list of least developed countries and to disadvantaged individuals worldwide.

Subscription using the Preference code 'PA17452', qualifies the library to get free trial (institutional) access for five months. This offer is absolutely free of charge and there are NO hidden costs.

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