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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`SONY GROUP CORPORATION (JAPAN), SONY CORPORATION OF
`AMERICA, SONY INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT LLC, SONY
`PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT INC., SONY ELECTRONICS INC., and
`VERANCE CORPORATION,
`Petitioners,
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`MZ AUDIO SCIENCE, LLC,
`Patent Owner.
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`Case No. TBD
`Patent No. 7,289,961
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`DECLARATION OF MARY K. BOLIN, Ph.D.
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`Sony Exhibit 1025
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`I, Mary K. Bolin, declare as follows:
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`1.
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`I am Emeritus Professor at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln Libraries. I have
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`held the following positions: Professor and Catalog and Metadata Librarian, Digital Initiatives and
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`Special Collections Department, University of Nebraska—Lincoln Libraries (2015–2020);
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`Professor and Chair, Discovery and Resource Management and Coordinator of Collection
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`Development, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Libraries (2004–2015); Lecturer, San José State
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`University School of Information: Lecturer, (2008–present); Head of the Technical Services
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`Department, University of Idaho Library (1993–2003; promoted to Professor in 1999); Head of
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`the Cataloging Department, University of Idaho Library (1986–1993; promoted to Associate
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`Professor and tenured in 1991); Head of Records Maintenance Section, Cataloging Department,
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`University of Georgia Libraries (1981–1986).
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`2.
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`Over the course of my work as a librarian, professor, researcher, student research
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`supervisor, and author of numerous scholarly papers and other publications, I have had extensive
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`experience with cataloging records and online library management systems built around Machine-
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`Readable Cataloging (MARC) standards. I also have substantial experience in authenticating
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`printed documents and establishing the date when they were accessible to ordinarily skilled
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`researchers.
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`3.
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`4.
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`Attachment A is my full resume.
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`I have been retained by Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C. to evaluate the authenticity
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`and/or determine dates of public availability of certain documents in the above-captioned IPR
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`proceeding. For this service, I am being paid my usual hourly fee of $150 per hour. I have no
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`financial interest in, or affiliation with, Petitioners. My compensation is not dependent upon the
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`outcome of, or my testimony in, the IPR proceeding.
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`A.
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`Document of Interest
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`5.
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`The document that is the subject of this declaration is the following:
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`Document 1. J.F. Tilki et. al. (1997) Encoding a hidden auxiliary channel onto a digital
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`audio signal using psychoacoustic masking Proceedings IEEE SOUTHEASTCON '97.
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`Engineering the New Century.
`B. Methodology
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`I conducted a search in the OCLC database and IEEE Xplore. I also searched the
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`library catalogs of institutions such as the University of Nebraska—Lincoln, Princeton University
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`and other large research libraries. The databases and library catalogs I used are well-known and
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`commonly used by library professionals. My goal was to find a record in one of these databases
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`that contained a date indicating when a work was available to the public.
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`7.
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`Use of MARC Records. The “Machine Readable Cataloging” standard, also known
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`as “MARC,” is an industry-wide standard method of organizing library catalog information.
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`MARC was first developed in the 1960s by the Library of Congress. A MARC-compatible library
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`is one that has a catalog consisting of individual MARC records for each of its works. Today,
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`MARC is the primary communication protocol for the transfer and storage of bibliographic
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`metadata in libraries.
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`8.
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`OCLC is a database of MARC records used by libraries worldwide. When an
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`OCLC participating institution acquires a work, it creates a MARC record for this work in its
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`computer catalog system and OCLC automatically supplies the date of creation. The MARC
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`record creation date reflects the date on which, or shortly after which, the item was first acquired
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`and catalogued. Once the MARC record is created by a cataloger at an OCLC participating member
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`institution, the MARC record is instantaneously available to any OCLC participating members,
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`and, therefore, available for use by the public to locate the work.
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`9.
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`A MARC record comprises several fields, each of which contains specific data
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`about the work. Each field is identified by a standardized, unique, three-digit code corresponding
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`to the type of data that follow. For example, a work’s title is recorded in field 245, the primary
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`author of the work is recorded in field 100, an item’s International Standard Book Number
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`(“ISBN”) is recorded in field 020, an item’s Library of Congress call number is recorded in field
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`050, and the publication date is recorded in field 260 or 264 under the subfield “c.” If a work is a
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`periodical, then its publication frequency is recorded in field 310, and the publication dates (e.g.,
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`the first and last publication) are recorded in field 362, which is also referred to as the
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`enumeration/chronology field. The library that created the record is recorded in field 040 in
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`subfield “a” with a unique library code. When viewing the MARC record online via OCLC’s
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`Connexion database, hovering over this code with the mouse reveals the name of the library. I
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`used this method of “mousing over” the library codes in the OCLC database to identify the
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`originating library for all of the MARC records in this declaration, as well as the “display holdings”
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`command to see a list of libraries that own the work. In the MARC records in the OCLC
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`Connexion database, MARC field 040 contains the OCLC symbols of institutions transcribing,
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`creating, and modifying the record.
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`10.
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`OCLC was created “to establish, maintain and operate a computerized library
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`network and to promote the evolution of library use, of libraries themselves, and of librarianship,
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`and to provide processes and products for the benefit of library users and libraries, including such
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`objectives as increasing availability of library resources to individual library patrons and reducing
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`the rate of rise of library per-unit costs, all for the fundamental public purpose of furthering ease
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`of access to and use of the ever-expanding body of worldwide scientific, literary and educational
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`knowledge and information.”1 Among other services, OCLC and its members are responsible for
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`maintaining the WorldCat database (http://www.worldcat.org/), used by independent and
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`institutional libraries throughout the world. OCLC is the international cooperative to which
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`libraries catalog records and others pay to access MARC records. The MARC records referenced
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`in this declaration, extracted from the OCLC database, were generated in the ordinary course of
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`business. Further, I personally located and downloaded each of these records.
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`11.
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`OCLC provides its members online access to MARC records through its OCLC
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`Connexion database. When an OCLC member institution acquires a work, it creates a MARC
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`record for this work in its computer catalog system in the ordinary course of its business. MARC
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`records created at the Library of Congress are batch-loaded into the OCLC database through a
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`subscription to MARC Distribution Services daily or weekly. Once the MARC record is created
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`by a cataloger at an OCLC member institution or is tape-loaded from the Library of Congress, it
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`is then made available to any other OCLC members online, and, therefore, made available to the
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`public.
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`12. When an OCLC member institution creates a new record, OCLC automatically
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`supplies the date of creation for that record. The MARC record creation date reflects the date on
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`which, or shortly after which, the item was first acquired or cataloged by the member institution
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`that created the record.
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`13.
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`The date of creation for the MARC record appears in the fixed field (008),
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`characters 00 through 05. The Date of creation in OCLC never changes. These dates are
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`Incorporated (available at http://www.oclc.org/en-US/membership/councils.html).
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`automatically supplied by the OCLC system and cannot be changed by the user. When the MARC
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`record is created in OCLC, it is available throughout the world to other libraries and in WorldCat,
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`the public version of OCLC Connexion. Thus, the date of creation of the MARC record by a
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`cataloger at an OCLC member institution reflects when the underlying item is accessible to the
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`public.
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`14. MARC fields starting with 9 (often called “9xx”) are used by individual libraries to
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`identify cataloging date and other similar information. Libraries can use any 9xx field as they
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`choose for these purposes, and there is no shared standard for how and whether to use 9xx fields.
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`15.
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`For Document 1, I included a search of OCLC, www.oclc.org, which is a large
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`shared database used by libraries around the world to create and exchange cataloging data, using
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`MARC format, which is a universal communications format for that data.
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`16.
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`For those documents for which there is a record in OCLC, I determined when the
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`record was created and which libraries own the item. I then visited the website of the library or
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`libraries that own the item, searched their library catalog, and determined when the item was added
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`to the library’s collection.
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`17.
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`I am familiar with many online catalogs, databases, and search engines. In
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`preparing for this declaration, I used authoritative information systems such as WorldCat
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`(https://www.worldcat.org), the online catalog of the Library of Congress (https://catalog.loc.gov),
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`shared research databases such as ResearchGate and CiteSeerX, the online catalog of a number of
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`large research libraries such as the University of Nebraska—Lincoln, IEEExplore, and Google
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`Scholar search for records. These records are identified and discussed in this declaration.
`C.
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`The following are my opinions with respect to the authenticity and public
`availability of Document 1, J.F. Tilki et. al. (1997) Encoding a hidden auxiliary
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`Document 1
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`channel onto a digital audio signal using psychoacoustic masking. Proceedings
`IEEE SOUTHEASTCON '97. Engineering the New Century
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`Authentication of Document 1
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`I have reviewed Ex. 1030, which is a declaration from Ziaad Khan of The British
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`Library. I understand that pages 10-12 of Ex. 1030 is a true and correct copy of Document 1 as
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`catalogued and shelved by The British Library on August 28, 1997.
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`19.
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`I have reviewed Ex. 1008, which is an article entitled “Encoding a hidden auxiliary
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`channel onto a digital audio signal using psychoacoustic masking” by J.F. Tilki et. al. I have
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`compared Ex. 1008 to pages 10-12 of Ex. 1030 and found them to be nearly identical. The only
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`difference that I can see is that Ex. 1008 contains an extra line of text at the bottom of each page
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`indicating a download date and time from IEEE Xplore. It is my opinion that Ex. 1008 is a true
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`and correct copy of Document 1.
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`20.
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`There is a MARC record in OCLC for the print version of the proceedings that
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`include Document 1 with a creation date of August 12, 1997.
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`21.
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`There are several ways that a member of the public could have located the print
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`version of the proceedings that include Document 1 using the MARC record in the time period
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`from the late 90s to the early 2000s and before 2002. Online catalogs began to be available before
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`this time period. For example, a member of the public could use the public online version of the
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`OCLC database at Worldcat.org, which was founded in 1998. Worldcat shows information from
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`the MARC record that lists the libraries that own the particular work. In addition, libraries provided
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`access to online catalogs then, and members of the public could visit a library to search the online
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`catalogs, or contact the library by phone or email to ask for the information they needed. If a
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`member of the public contacted the library or went to the library reference desk, a librarian could
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`use OCLC to look up the MARC record for them. In addition to databases, libraries still had printed
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`indexes during that time period, including Engineering Index. A member of the public could go
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`to the library and consult the appropriate volume of a printed index to find articles. For articles
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`contained in conference proceedings or journals, they could consult the library catalog to see if the
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`library owned the proceedings or journal title. Librarians could help them get resources from
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`interlibrary loan if the library did not own the proceedings or journal.
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`22.
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`There is a MARC record for the print version of the proceedings that contain
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`Document 1 in the online catalog of University of Alabama Huntsville with a cataloging date of
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`August 26, 1998. The cataloging date is found in the 997 field.
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`23.
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`There is a MARC record for the print version of the proceedings that contain
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`Document 1 in the online catalog of Princeton with a cataloging date of September 18, 1997. The
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`cataloging date is found in the 911 field.
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`24.
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`Attachment B is a PDF of the MARC record in OCLC showing the creation date of
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`August 12, 1997.
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`25.
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`Attachment C is a PDF of the MARC record from the online library catalog of the
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`University of Alabama--Huntsville showing a cataloging date of August 26, 1998.
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`26.
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`Attachment D is a PDF of the MARC record from the online library catalog of the
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`Princeton University showing a cataloging date of September 18, 1997.
`3.
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`Public Availability of Document 1
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`Based on the fact that Document 1 has a MARC record in OCLC with a date added
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`of August 12, 1997 and in the online catalogs of the University of Alabama Huntsville (cataloged
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`August 26, 1998) and Princeton University (cataloged September 18, 1997), it is my opinion that
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`Document 1 was publicly available in print on a physical library shelf by September 1997 and
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`certainly no later than August 1998.
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`28.
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`I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. I declare
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`that all statements made herein of my own knowledge are true and that all statements made on
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`information and belief are believed to be true; and further that these statements are made with the
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`knowledge that willful false statements and the like are punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both,
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`under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the U.S. Code.
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`Executed September 16, 2022, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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`Mary K. Bolin, PhD
`2433 U Street
`Lincoln, Nebraska 68503
`mary@marykbolin.com
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`Mary K. Bolin, PhD
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`Professor Emeritus
`University Libraries
`University of Nebraska—Lincoln
`mbolin2@unl.edu
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`Lecturer,
`School of Information
`San José State University
`mary.bolin@sjsu.edu
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`EDUCATION
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`PhD, Educational Studies (Educational Leadership and Higher Education), 2007, University of
`Nebraska
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`Dissertation: A Typology and Discourse Analysis of the Status and Appointments of Librarians at
`Land Grant Universities (available at digitalcommons.unl.edu)
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`MA, English, 1999, University of Idaho
`Thesis: Grace: A Contrastive Analysis of a Biblical Semantic Field (available at
`digitalcommons.unl.edu)
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`MSLS, 1981, University of Kentucky
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`BA, Linguistics, 1976, University of Nebraska—Lincoln
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`WORK EXPERIENCE
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`Center for Digital Research in the Humanities. Fellow, 2019- Emeritus, 2020-
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`University of Nebraska--Lincoln Libraries: Professor and Catalog and Metadata Librarian,
`Digital Initiatives and Special Collections, 2015-2020. Emeritus, 2020-
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`University of Nebraska—Lincoln Libraries: Professor and Chair, Discovery and Resource
`Management, 2004-2015; Coordinator of Collection Development, 2012-2015
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`University of Idaho Library: Head, Technical Services Department, 1993-2003. Promoted to
`Professor in 1999
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`University of Idaho Library: Head, Cataloging Department, 1986-1993. Promoted to Associate
`Professor and tenured, 1991
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`University of Georgia Libraries: Head, Records Maintenance Section, Cataloging Department,
`1981-1986
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`Teaching:
`San José State University School of Information:
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`LIBR 281, Metadata. 2009-
`LIBR 248, Introduction to Cataloging and Classification. 2013-
`LIBR 202, Information Retrieval. 2008-2013
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`Associate Coordinator, Gateway PhD program, San Jose State University, 2021-
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`American Library Association
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`Cataloging for Non-Catalogers, Online Continuing Education Course, 2017-
`Intermediate Cataloging for Non-Catalogers, Online Continuing Education Course, 2018-
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`Lyrasis
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`Webinar on BibFrame, taught twice a year, 2020-
`Quick and Clean Cataloging, Parts 1, 2, and 3. 2022-
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`Independent Study in Idaho
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`Library Science C415, Technical Services for Small Libraries, 2004-2013
`Library Science C416, Library Services to Rural Libraries, 2004-2013
`Library Science C422, Use of the School Library, 1999-2013
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`Library Science C425/525, Organization and Management of Small Libraries,
`1988-2013
`Library Science C427, Library or Media Center Practicum, 1995-2013
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`Gateway PhD Program (San Jose State University and Queensland University of Technology).
`SJSU supervisor for two PhD students, 2015-
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`Gateway PhD Program (San Jose State University and Manchester Metropolitan University).
`Associate Coordinator, 2021-
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`Consulting
`Expert witness for multiple attorneys employed by Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.,
`Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP, and other firms. 2017-
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`Editing
`Language and academic editing for EditSprings, a service for international scholars, 2020-
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`SCHOLARSHIP
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`Refereed Publications:
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`(Publications available from digitalcommons.unl.edu)
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2022). “Academic Libraries and Writing Centers: Collaborations at US Public
`Research Universities.” School of Information Student Research Journal, 11(2). Retrieved from
`https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/ischoolsrj/vol11/iss2/2
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`Bolin, Mary K. (Forthcoming 2022). Refocusing Academic Libraries through Learning and
`Discourse: The Idea of a Library. Oxford, UK: Chandos/Elsevier.
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2022). “Metadata, Catalog Systems, Linked Data, and the Evolving ILS.” In:
`Sandra Hirsh (Ed.), Information Services Today: An Introduction. 3rd ed. New York: Rowman
`and Littlefield.
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`Pytlik Zillig, Brian, and Mary K. Bolin. (Forthcoming) “Visualization of Semantic Primes in
`Texts from Early Modern English Drama.” Journal of the Japanese Association for the Digital
`Humanities.
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`Wintermute, Harriet E., and Bolin, Mary K. (2018). “Metadata Generators for Backlog
`Reduction: Metadata Maker Streamlines Cataloging and Facilitates Transition. Technical
`Services Quarterly 35(2) doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/07317131.2018.1422879
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2018). “Metadata, Catalog Systems, Linked Data, and the Evolving ILS.”
`In: Sandra Hirsh (Ed.), Information Services Today: An Introduction. 2nd ed. New York: Rowman
`and Littlefield.
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`Bolin Mary K. (2017). The 21-century Academic Library: Global Patterns of Organization and
`Discourse. Oxford: Chandos Publishing. (Chandos Information Professional Series)
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2017). Linguistics and LIS: A Research Agenda.” SLIS Student Research
`Journal, 7:1.
`Retrieved from http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/slissrj/vol7/iss1/2
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2014). "Open Access Web Resources for Library Continuing Education and
`Training." In S. Hines (Ed.), Revolutionizing the Development of Library and Information
`Professionals: Planning for the Future (pp. 107- 124). Hershey, PA: .
`doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-4675-9.ch008.
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`Bolin, Mary K. (2014). "The Language of Academic Librarianship: The Discourse of Promotion
`and Tenure. “Advances in Library Administration and Organization 32.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "Librarian Status at US Research Universities: Extending the Typology." Journal
`of Academic Librarianship 34:4 (September 2008)
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`Bolin, Mary K. "A Typology of Librarian Status at Land Grant Universities." Journal of
`Academic Librarianship, 34: 3 (May 2008)220:230.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "The Library and the Computer Center: Organizational Patterns at Land Grant
`Universities." Journal of Academic Librarianship, 31:1 (2005)
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`Eckwright, Gail Z. and Mary K. Bolin. "The Hybrid Librarian: The Affinity of Collection
`Management with Technical Services and the Organizational Benefits of an Individualized
`Assignment." Journal of Academic Librarianship, 27:6 (2001)452:457.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "Catalog Design, Catalog Maintenance, Catalog Governance," Library
`Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical Services. 24: (2000)53-63.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "The Collegial Environment and the Functional Organization," Journal of
`Library Administration. 29:2(1999):49-61.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "Cataloging Environmental Impact Statements and Related Documents,"
`Resource Sharing and Library Networks. 14:1(1999): 21-40.
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`Bolin, Mary K. "Waiting for the Electrician or Someone like Him: Client-Centered Technical
`Services" Proceedings of the Association of College and Research Libraries National
`Conference, Nashville, April 1997.
`< http://www.ala.org/Content/ContentGroups/ACRL1/Nashville_1997_Papers/Bolin.htm >
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`Grants:
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`Electronic Theses and Dissertations. Seed Grant from University of Idaho Office of Research,
`2002. Co PI with Gail Z. Eckwright. $6500.
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`Interoperability of Metadata for Thematic Research Collections. Grant to the Center for Digital
`Research in the Humanities from the Institute of Museum and Library Services 2005-2008.
`Project Team Member.
`http://unlcms.unl.edu/cas/center-for-digital-research-in-the-humanities/projects/pages/iom_files/I
`OM_Final_Narrative_Report_July_2008.pdf
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`Other Publications:
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`Library Philosophy & Practice. Peer-reviewed electronic library science journal. Mary K. Bolin
`and Gail Z. Eckwright, founders and editors. http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac
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`Library Science C415, Technical Services for Small Libraries, through Independent Study in
`Idaho. 2004.
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`Library Science C416, Library Services to Rural Libraries, through Independent Study in Idaho.
`2004.
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`Library Science C422, Use of the School Library, through Independent Study in Idaho. Revised
`1999.
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`Library Science C425/525, Organization and Management of Small Libraries through
`Independent Study in Idaho. Revised 2005.
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`Library Science C427, Library or Media Center Practicum, Independent Study in Idaho. Revised
`1999.
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`Presentations:
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`Bolin, Mary K. “BibFrame and the MARC Cataloging Environment: an Introduction.” Lyrasis
`Webinar, June 16, 2020, August 17, 2021.. Recording available
`http://lyrasis.adobeconnect.com/paufo9e0dm30/
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`Pytlik Zillig, Brian, and Mary K. Bolin. “A Little More than Kin, a Little Less than Kind”: the
`Semantic Field Grace in Early Modern English" Poster Session, Text Encoding Initiative
`Meeting, Graz, Austria, September 18, 2019
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`Pytlik Zillig, Brian, and Mary K. Bolin. “Shakespeare and the Enumeration of Semantic Primes.”
`Research Paper Presentation, Text Encoding Initiative Meeting, Tokyo, Japan, September 13,
`2018
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`"Library Philosophy and Practice: Creating and Maintaining an Open-Access E-Journal,"
`Presentation to UNCL meeting (libraries at campuses of the University of Nebraska), Lincoln,
`Nebraska, March 20, 2008.
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`Presentation to "Thinking outside the Borders" participants on the open-access electronic journal
`Library Philosophy and Practice and its role in the international library community. University of
`Nebraska—Lincoln Libraries, October 24, 2007
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`Panel discussion on open access electronic journals. GWLA directors' meeting. Linda K. Hall
`Library, Kansas City, Missouri. April 2007.
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`"Waiting for the Electrician or Someone Like Him: Client-Centered Technical Services."
`Association of College and Research Libraries National Conference, Nashville, April 5, 1997.
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`" 'Some Problems of an Editor': the Idaho Librarian from Manuscript to Published Issue," Joint
`Annual Conference of the Idaho Library Association and the Washington Library Association,
`Spokane, Washington, April 6, 1995.
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`"Automating Idaho's Libraries: a Historical Perspective." Idaho Library Association Annual
`Conference, Idaho Falls, October 4, 1990.
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`"Small Library Management." Idaho Library Association Spring Conference, Lewiston, Idaho,
`May 13, 1989.
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`"No More 'Good Workers': Excellence and Academic Library Classified Staff." Association of
`College and Research Libraries 5th Annual Conference, Cincinnati, April 7, 1989.
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`"Communication to and from Cataloging Departments." Heads of Cataloging Discussion Group,
`American Library Association Midwinter Meeting, San Antonio, January 1988.
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`Discussion Leader at the LAMA (Library Administration and Management) Management
`Exchange. American Library Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, June 1987.
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`"Staff Turnover." Heads of Cataloging Discussion Group, American Library Association
`Midwinter Meeting, Chicago, January 1987.
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`SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
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`Reviewer. Resources for College Libraries. Linguistics bibliography, Spring 2020.
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`Peer reviewer for ALISE National Conference presentations, Spring 2020.
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`Peer reviewer for Journal of Academic Librarianship, 2012-
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`Peer reviewer for refereed journal, Western Nigerian Journal of Medical Sciences
`(http://www.wnjms.org/ ), a publication of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
`(LAUTECH) Teaching Hospital, 2008-
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`PhD Reviewer for students from Aligarh Muslim University, India, 2010-
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`Outside reviewer for numerous library faculty promotion and tenure cases in US universities.
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`University of Nebraska--Lincoln
`Chair, University Libraries Faculty, 2018
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`Faculty Senate Academic Rights and Responsibilities Committee, 2016- Chair, 2018-19
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`Faculty Senate – 2004-2008; 2008-2011
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`Faculty Senate Executive Committee 2004-2008
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`Academic Planning Committee (APC), 2005-2008; Vice Chair, 2006-2007; Chair,
`2007-2008
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`Aesthetic Review Committee 2006-2007
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`WorldCat: Proceedings, IEEE Southeastcon '97
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`111 2_   IEEE Southeastcon ‡d (1997 : ‡c Blacksburg, Va.)
`245 10   Proceedings, IEEE Southeastcon '97 : ‡b engineering the new century, April 12-14, 1997, Virginia
`Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA / ‡c sponsored by IEEE Region 3, IEEE Virginia Mountain Section.
`246 14   1997 IEEE Southeastcon '97
`246 30   IEEE Southeastcon '97
`246 30   Southeastcon '97
`246 30   Engineering the new century
`  [New York, N.Y.] : ‡b Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ; ‡a Piscataway, N.J. : ‡b IEEE
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`  "IEEE Catalog number 97CH36044"--Title page verso.
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`  Includes bibliographical references and index.
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`Century", proceedings, IEEE.
`505 00   ‡t Feedback Control Solutions to Network Level User-Equilibrium Real-Time Dynamic Traffic
`Assignment Problems / ‡r P. Kachroo and K. Ozbay -- ‡t Fuzzy Controller Design Using Genetic
`Algorithms / ‡r W. Hwang and S. Zein-Sabatto -- ‡t Design of a Programmable 2-18 GHz Microwave
`Fiber-Optic Delay Line / ‡r L. Wurtz, W. Wheless and E. Bergsagel -- ‡t Development of Fiber Optic
`Data Link Model / ‡r S. Wunnava -- ‡t Accuracy of Scalar-Wave Method for Evaluation of Dispersion
`in Broadband Single-Mode Fibers / ‡r C. So and A. Safaai-Jazi -- ‡t Spectral Properties of Multiple
`Grating Structures / ‡r R. Lawson and A. Safaai-Jazi -- ‡t Methodology for VHDL Performance Model
`Construction and Validation / ‡r S. Vuppala, F. Gray and J. Armstrong -- ‡t Interfacing VHDL
`Performance Models to Algorithm Partitioning Tools / ‡r P. Balasubramanian and F. Gray -- ‡t
`Algorithm Based on the Hungarian Method for Register Reduction during Complex Functional Unit
`Allocation / ‡r T. Lin and W. Cyre -- ^ ‡t Reducing Response Time in a Distributed Data Warehouse
`System / ‡r B. Panda and W. Perrizo -- ‡t Program Generator for GPIB Instruments / ‡r I. Akundi and
`D. Smith -- ‡t Analysis and Simulation of Nonlinear Systems Using Students' Version of MATLAB / ‡r
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`R. Moose, H. VanLandingham and N. Mclellan -- ‡t Electron-Beam-Addressed Spatial-Light-
`Modulator-Based Holography / ‡r K. Doh, B. Schilling and T. Poon -- ‡t Performance Enhancement in
`Acoustic-Optic Image Processing / ‡r P. Banerjee, D. Cao and T. Poon -- ‡t Real-Time Image
`Processing Using Cascade Acousto-Optic Modulators / ‡r D. Dunn, J. Xia and T. Poon -- ‡t Novel
`Scheme for Irregular Parallel-Prefix Adders / ‡r C. Arjhan and R. Deshmukh -- ‡t Computer-Aided-
`Design Platform For Sequential Systems / ‡r T. Giuma, D. Welch and K. MacDonald -- ‡t Generalized
`Flip-Flop Input Equations Based on a Four-Valued Boolean Algebra / ‡r J. Tucker and M. Tapia -- ^
`505 80   ‡t Wavelet Based Analysis of Speech Under Stress / ‡r R. Sarikaya and J. Gowdy -- ‡t Issues in
`Generating Pronunciation Dictionaries for Voice Interfaces to Spatial Databases / ‡r J. Ngan and J.
`Picone -- ‡t Echo Cancellation For Evaluating Speaker Identification Technology / ‡r A. Ganapathiraju
`and J. Picone -- ‡t Spatial and Temporal Coherence Properties of the Excitation Wavefield of a
`Dynamic Gaussian Aperture / ‡r A. Shaarawi -- ‡t Attenuation and Phase Shift of the Electromagnetic
`Waves due to Moist Snow / ‡r M. Fares, S. Fares and C. Ventrice -- ‡t Comparative Study on the
`Reconstruction of Localized Pulses / ‡r M. Abdel-Rahman, I. Besieris and A. Shaarawi -- ‡t
`Comparison of Air Breakdown Criteria for Slightly Divergent Fields / ‡r J. Donohoe -- ‡t Performance
`Based Reliability Optimization for Computer Networks / ‡r S. Ahuja -- ‡t Enforcement Mechanisms for
`Priority Traffic in ATM Networks / ‡r Q. Pang and S. Cheng -- ‡t Throughput and Video Performance
`of Emerging LAN Technologies: Switched Ethernet and LAN emulation over ATM / ‡r A. Rindos, S.
`Woolet and D. Cosby -- ‡t Performance Comparison of FDDI Models / ‡r M. Sadiku and G. Dempo --
`‡t Investigating the Use of Kalman Filtering Approaches for Dynamic Origin-Destination Trip Table
`Estimation / ‡r P. Kachroo, K. Ozbay and N. Narayanan -- ‡t Estimation of ARMA Parameters Using
`Third Order Cumulants / ‡r A. Al-Smadi and D. Wilkes -- ‡t On the Edge Preserving Smoothing Filter /
`‡r C. Hung -- ‡t Acoustic Echo and Noise Canceller Improvements for Hands-Free Telephones / ‡r S.
`Sankaran and A. Beex -- ‡t Portable Speech Recognition for the Speech and Hearing Impaired / ‡r Y.
`Alsaka, S. Doll and S. Davis -- ‡t All-Fiber Spectral Filter Based on LP01-LP11 Mode Coupling / ‡r J.
`Jagannathan and A. Safaai-Jazi -- ‡t Three Coupled Microstrip Lines on Multi-Dielectric Interfaces / ‡r
`I. Barseem, E. Hashish and E. Abdallah
`505 80   ‡t Hybrid model of Electromagnetic Scattering From an Inhomogeneous Dielectric Cylinder of
`Arbitrary Cross Section / ‡r M. Kolbehdari and M. Sadiku -- ‡t Finite Element Computation of the
`Characteristic Impedance of Transmission Lines / ‡r M. Sadiku and C. Obiozor -- ‡t Effects of Array
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