Internet Resource Guide

The NSF Network Service Center (NNSC) compiles and makes available an

Internet Resource Guide (IRG). The goal of the guide is to increase the

visibility of various Internet resources that may help users do their

work better. While not yet an exhaustive list, the guide is a useful

compendium of many resources and can be a helpful reference for a new

user.

Resources listed are grouped by types into sections. Current sections

include descriptions of online library catalogs, data archives, online

white pages directory services, networks, network information centers,

and computational resources, such as supercomputers. Each entry

describes the resource, identifies who can use the resource, explains

how to reach the local network via the Internet, and lists contacts

for more information. The list is distributed electronically by the

NNSC. To receive a guide, or to get on a mailing list that alerts you

to when it is updated, send a message to

resource-guide-request@nnsc.nsf.net.

The current edition of the IRG is available via anonymous FTP from

nnsc.nsf.net, in the directory /resource-guide.

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