NASA Technical Reports
Using NTRS...
for Doc ID Numbers
If the citation you have lists a NASA report number, use the
NTIS
database to crosswalk your report number to the corresponding
document ID number in order to determine which CD-ROM you need.
Here's how:
- In the NTRS advanced search, put your report number into
the appropriate search box. Do NOT use hyphens.
For example, if your report number is NASA-TP-2867, enter
it like this: NASA TP 2867.
- When your record is retrieved, if there's no link
to fulltext, click on the link that says "No Digital
Version Available - Order This Document."
- Look for the Doc ID field--that
is the number needed to get the CD-ROM copy of the report.
- Ask at the D.H. Hill Reference Desk and staff will use
the Doc ID number to retrieve the appropriate CD-ROM.
- You can print these documents out using library computers
and your copy card, download the reports to your "K"
space, or check out the CD-ROM.
to find Reports Online
Using NTRS
(NASA Technical Reports Server)
for Fulltext Online
- At the advanced search screen, put your report number into
the appropriate search box. Do NOT use hyphens.
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- For example, if your report number is NASA-TP-2867, replace
the hyphens with spaces so it looks like this:
- NASA TP 2867.
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When your record is retrieved, look for a link to fulltext.
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- If there is no online version, you can use NTIS
(see Using NTIS for "N"
Numbers) to find the "n" number for retrieving
a microfiche copy of the report.
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