The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) site provides a database indexing AIAA Meeting papers back to 1963 as well as selected AIAA journals. If you are an affiliate of ERAU, you may access full-text AIAA Papers (1963 to current) as well as full-text AIAA Journals through the Library's 'Databases' page, available through ERNIE. Alternatively, the Hunt Library provides most AIAA papers from 1982 to date in microfiche format and has print subscriptions to many AIAA journals.
This resource from the American Society of Civil Engineers indexes all publications (journals, conference proceedings, books, etc.) from 1970 to present. Use an asterisk (*) as a truncation symbol and enclose Boolean operators (and, or, not) within quotes ('and') when searching. Search results typically include full citation and abstract. Full-text ASCE journals from 1995 to present are available online to ERAU Daytona Beach campus affiliates via the Library's 'Databases' page, accessible through ERNIE.
Over 104,000 Department of Defense standards and specifications, also known as 'mil specs,' are available here in full text. Search by word in the title, by document ID, by document number or by FSC (Federal Supply Class). The documents are available in .pdf format.
Sponsored by the Defense Technical Information Center , DTIC Online searches publicly accessible information sources and includes report citations and many full-text technical reports.
An interdisciplinary database that includes the best Internet resources for teaching, learning and research, covering the physical sciences, engineering, computing, geography, mathematics and environmental science.
Online Materials Information Resource. This site is provided by Automatic Creations, Inc., and gives access to the composition and properties of almost 20,000 engineering materials. These materials can be searched for by property, category, property group, or name (i.e., 4130 steel).
The NTRS database indexes a large number of technical reports and conference papers from NACA (predecessor to NASA, 1915-1958), the NASA collection (1958 to the present) and the NIX collection (images, photos, movies). Many documents appear in full-text format.
Simultaneously search over 21 leading science and technology societies, including IEEE, AIAA, SAE, AIP, ASCE, and ASME for article citations and abstracts. Patent information and government documents are also searchable.
Published by the FAA, the FAA AM index provides access to Aviation Medicine reports by subject, author and chronologically. Most reports are also full text at this site. You may also access the entire collection in full-text format at the Hunt Library website at http://library.erau.edu; just click on 'Online Full-Text Resources,' then 'FAA Aviation Medicine Reports.'
PubMed is the publicly accessible version of MEDLINE developed by the National Library of Medicine. It contains citations from over 3,900 international biomedical journals, some of which are owned by the Hunt Library including Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine. Journal coverage is provided from 1966 through the present. In most cases, an abstract is included with the citation. PubMed Central, a subset of PubMed, contains full-text documents, many of which pertain to aviation/aerospace medicine.
AULIMP is the Air University Library Index to Military Periodicals from 1990 through the present. This index is searchable by journal title, author, subject heading, or keyword. A simple search (the default choice) is restricted to a single field. An advanced search will allow you to search different fields. The result list shows the article titles, and you can click on the 'Full Citation' to see more complete information.
The AARL provides aviation medical research support to Army aviation activities. Click on "Technical Reports" on the right side of the menu bar. For best results, type in a few words from the title of a report in quotation marks. To do a keyword search, use either a single word or an exact phrase in quotation marks. Without the quotation marks, the database will only search for the first word that is entered.
This index contains over 30,000 annotated citations from the 1920s to the present. It includes individual papers from the Transportation Research Records, conference proceedings, circulars, and TR News. The Hunt Library owns many of the Research Records and also has a subscription to the periodical, TR News.
The Transportation Article File from Northwestern University. It indexes a large number of journal articles, some of which can be found in the Hunt Library. Searching should look familiar to ERAU students because Northwestern is using the same software as the Hunt Library's online catalog, Voyager.
The Transportation Research Information Services from the Transportation Research Board. An index of over 450,000 items including books, journal articles and research reports from the 1960s to the present. After identifying a useful source, ERAU students are welcome to speak with a Reference Librarian to determine if the item is in the Hunt Library.