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The Ei Compendex® database is the machine-readable version of Engineering Index, which provides abstracted information from the world's significant engineering and technological literature. Ei Compendex provides worldwide coverage of more than 4,500 journals and selected government reports and books. Subjects include: civil, energy, environmental, geological, and biological engineering; electrical, electronics, and control engineering; chemical, mining, metals, and fuel engineering; mechanical, automotive, nuclear, and aerospace engineering; computers, robotics, and industrial robots. In addition to journal literature, there are more than 480,000 records of significant published proceedings of engineering and technical conferences formerly indexed in Ei Engineering Meetings®. The four files cover different time periods with File 8 being the most comprehensive (1884-present). ONTAP® Compendex, File 208, is available for ONline Training And Practice and contains records from 2002-2007.
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Ei Compendex is produced by Elsevier Engineering Information, Inc. Questions concerning database content should be directed to: 1 Castle Point Terrace Hoboken, NJ 07030-5996
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Ei Compendex® (File 8): Except as authorized under Dialog's Redistribution and Archive Policy, use or copies of all or part of Ei Compendex for replacing this database, or the lease, license, or purchase of any publication listed in the Engineering Index catalog is not authorized. The use of materials supplied hereunder or any copies thereof for the purpose of loan, resale, rental use, or gift to any third person, organization or corporation is strictly forbidden. No part of Ei Compendex may be copied in machine-readable form for delivery to or made available for the use of any third party.
