After scirus is closed, which search engine do you all use?
I know of Arxiv, and ADS, which only partially overlaps with Earth Science related issues. Any other recommendations would be appreciated.
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I know of Arxiv, and ADS, which only partially overlaps with Earth Science related issues. Any other recommendations would be appreciated.
I normally use Google Scholar, but Elsevier also has the non-public Scopus (which means I have to use a campus proxy). Also CiteSeerX but the semantic side is not as rich.
The Elsevier service Geofacets "is designed to search for, and extract, maps, sections and other geographically-referenced geoscientific data from a very large and growing volume of published content", and as such is perhaps relevant -- though it focusses on georeferenced data rather than on scientific articles.