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    Information about arXive:

    Dear Colleagues,

    http://arxiv.org/

    Recently I came to know about arXive.org online archive of
    journal depositories where scientists used to put their family of
    publications, either peer reviewed and published or non-reviewed
    but yet to be submitted to some journals and some times even a
    non-reviewed article. The ultimate aim looks like, if you want to
    share your publication with people who has no access to it (it applies
    to the copyrighted journals as well -> as I understand) or you want
    to let your community know about your exciting but not yet published
    results or some conflicting interest which never get published because
    of fight with referees, the arXive.org will help you.



    Ocean and Atmospheric Science comes under the Physics category.

    What is more interesting is, some peer-reviewed journals allows to cite
    article from arXive.org. A friend of mine showed me some examples
    which appeared in one of the top ranked journals from American Physical
    Society, in which the authors cited only papers those from arXive.


    How the system is important?, is this way. This online archive of papers will
    help especially for those areas, where growth of research is tremendously large.
    That means, if one discovery appears in any of the peer-reviewed journals,
    simultaneously, a bunch of people around the world will do the continuation
    of that research and come up with new new discoveries in few 'weeks' and
    authorize all of them. To keep individuals research with them, arXive will
    help you to put your findings immediately and the research is safe while
    it goes for a peer-review processes to any standard journal.



    Anyways, as far as the ocean and atmospheric science is concerned,
    we don't feel (I hope so ...) such urgencies of reporting our research to a
    journal because we are a slowly growing community compared to other
    fundamental researches.


    Not only non-peer reviewed, the arXive also puts your published articles.
    So you may consider to upload your publications to that website and
    that way you can easily share with any one you want to.



    anyway....


    -Vinu

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    Great find Vinu. Extremely useful to the scientific community to exchange and use articles without worrying about huge fees..

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