120 Railway Abstracts have been retrieved from online DatabasesThanks to the providers of these abstracts for giving NDT.net permission to use their copyrighted material.It shouldn't take a catastrophe like the Eschede train accident to show us that databases are important sources of information. Of course they're not always free - the material we've included here would cost you approximately US$ 500. On the other hand, armed with such good information, you might be in a better position to recoup your cost and then some. First, you need to learn how to search. Achieving good results isn't always a matter of entering one simple search term. You need to choose the right database, advanced search, terms, synonyms, etc.. The Internet Browser interface makes the operation user-friendly, the
drawbacks
of earlier complicated retrieval languages are
eliminated. However, we learned with our railway search that even advanced
search forms could
not deliver it all. Back to powerful but complicated retrieval
language?
We had to face problems of American English vs. British English, e.g.,
railroad vs. railway,
non-destructive, nondestructive. That means the form for OR .. OR ...AND
..OR ...OR ...AND was not available.
Anyway, databases should correct AE - BE automatically.
Databases vs. Internet?
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9 Antworten
in der Datenbank INSPEC gefunden.

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