[sustran] fwd: online sustainable urban travel resources (restructured)

[SUSTRAN Resource Centre]

>Date: Fri, 10 Sep 1999 17:16:16 GMT0BST
>Subject: online sustainable urban travel resources (restructured)
>From: "HUGH MCCLINTOCK" <Hugh.Mcclintock at nottingham.ac.uk>
>To: utsg at mailbase.ac.uk, alt-transp at flora.ottawa.on.ca
>
>ONLINE 
>SUSTAINABLE 
>URBAN TRAVEL 
>RESOURCES
>
>Comprehensive Sustainable Urban 
>Travel bibliographies, with a 
>particular emphasis on cycling and 
>walking, all regularly updated, 
>together with full list of relevant 
>organisations, contact details and 
>web sites,  are now available in online 
>at
>http://omni.ac.uk:8099/
>Then click on Planning Bibliographies 
>and then ‘Sustainable Urban Travel’
>
>This has been made possible as part of the EU 
>Liberation/Hypermedia Project to promote the use of the 
>Internet in Higher Education in which the George Green Library 
>of the University of Nottingham is a partner along with the 
>University Libraries of Graz and Freiburg.
>
>These sites form part of a wider range of Planning and Planning-
>related topics. Comments both on the structure of the lists and 
>on individual items within it, including missing items, inaccurate 
>classifications, etc. would be welcome.
>
>For more information on the EU Hypermedia/Liberation Project 
>please contact the Project Officer,  Carol Collins (Mondays-
>Wednesdays only) in the Greenfield Medical Library, tel. (0115) 
>924 9924 ext. 44071, email: carol.collins at nottingham.ac.uk
>
>Hugh McClintock,
>Institute of Urban Planning,. School of the Built Environment,
>University Park, Nottingham, (GB) NG7 2RD,
>tel. +44 115 951 4875, fax. +44 115 951 3159, 
>email: Hugh.McClintock at nottingham.ac.uk
>
>P.S.. Advice from Carol Collins and the technical support officer for the 
>Liberation/Hyperwave project.:
>You need to check that the browser you are using is sufficiently 
>powerful to cope with the hyperwave site.  You need to have an 
>equivalent of Netscape 3, which apparently means Explorer 4 or above. 
>You need to have Java and JavaScript enabled on your machines as 
>well, so this would be worth checking, but more likely an upgrade to 
>Explorer 4 is the answer as Explorer 3 is not sufficiently powerful. You 
>should be able to upgrade by simply downloading the latest version. 
>Do make use of the Search facility to assist your search as well as using 
>the Detailed Topic Index.
>
>
>Hugh McClintock,
>Institute of Urban Planning,
>School of the Built Environment
>University of Nottingham, U.K.
>
>Mail address: 
>Institute of Urban Planning,
>School of the Built Environment
>University Park,
>Nottingham
>(GB-)NG7 2RD
>
>tel. +44 115 951 4875, fax. +44 115 951 3159/ 951 4879
>
>
>