Collections

The California Digital Library licenses more than 8,000 journals and 200 databases on behalf of the University of California libraries. Here, you can access lists of these resources, and learn more about licenses, statistics, and contractual terms for specific items.

See sections below:

• Licensed Journals, Databases, and Other Resources
• Contract Information
• Access to Recently Changed Databases
• Shared Print
• Statistics
• Collections Groups and Committees
• Contact the CDL

Licensed Journals, Databases, and Other Resources

A-Z list of CDL-licensed resources: Shows which CDL-licensed resources are available at each campus. [PDF]

Information about CDL Licensed Resources: Customization Principles, Overlap Principles, Resource Selection/Evaluation Criteria, Services available for Abstracting and Indexing databases. [HTML]

CDL-managed resources: List of resources with participants, Tier designation and renewal dates. [XLS]

Journals: For descriptions of journals, dates of coverage, and interlibrary loan (ILL) policies. [PDF]

• Changes to SFX (UC-eLinks) KnowledgeBase: Monthly reports that itemize additions, updates, and deletions to UC-licensed e-journals.
• Transferred journal titles: CDL licensed journal titles transferring to licensed publishers and non-licensed publishers (orphan journals).
• Title Lists (at time of renewal): Licensed titles from publisher packages.
• Electronic resources tracking (package-level cataloguing details): Cataloguing hooks, links to title lists on vendor sites, and conventions for permanent URLs and/or PIDs.

Abstracting and indexing databases: Includes descriptions, dates of coverage, and access limits for licensed databases. [PDF]

Monographs and image databases:

• eScholarship Editions: Provides access to digital texts and monographs.
• UC Image Service: A collection of art and architecture images drawn from museum and art collections. View a summary of the collections. [DOC]

Collections built by the CDL:

• Counting California: Government data and statistics about California. Learn more about the Counting California project.
• eScholarship Repository: An infrastructure for digitally-based scholarly communication.
• Online Archive of California (OAC): A single database of materials from institutions across California. Learn more about the OAC project.

Contract Information

• Business models for current journals: Summary chart of journal business models. [password-protected] [XLS]
• Print renewals and cancellations: Information about journal package subscriptions, renewals, and cancellations. [password-protected] [2009] [2010]
• Redacted license agreements: Provides a list of redacted vendor licenses in PDF format. [HTML]

Access to Recently Changed Databases

Recent Vendor Changes: Information about transitioning databases.

Shared Print

Active Shared Print Agreements and MOUs [HTML]

Collections Groups and Committees

Resource Liaisons: This group monitors and evaluates major resources.

Statistics

Usage statistics: CDL and vendor statistics.