roms and ocean modeling EndNote library

[wilkin]

In an effort to join the 21st century and begin using something other than BiBtex to manage my references, I've started to use EndNote. Before entering a whole set of references myself while I type the next paper, it occurs to me that one or more ROMS users probably have a large collection of references already entered in an EndNote library.

Care to share?

If so, I'd appreciate receiving a copy to use and build on myself. If there is enough interest and several EndNote power users we could consolidate libraries into an "ocean modeling", or even "studies-that-used-ROMS" library, for all to use that could be accessed through the forum.

No, this is not an invitation to flame about the relative merits of EndNote, Bibtex, etc.

Thanks, John.

[m.hadfield]

Hi John

I have various ROMS references scattered through my EndNote library and would be happy to contribute them.

I've never tried to export a subset of my library before, but I'm sure it's not too hard.

Mark

[m.hadfield]

See this file:
ftp://ftp.niwa.co.nz/incoming/m.hadfield/ROMS.enl
It's a start, at least.

[manu]

Hi John,

you can also use webofscience to export references (including abstracts) directly
to Endnote. You need an institutional account to access web of science at
http://isiknowledge.com/

ciao,
Manu