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ISEAS Library, in late 1993,
installed a fully integrated system and developed two major databases, SEALion and SEABase. In addition, smaller databases have been
developed namely Library's biography database, SEABiog, the database of private papers, SEAPriv, and a full text database SEAText containing articles and
documents.
SEALion
(Southeast Asia Library Online)
The
SEALion database, contains bibliographic
records of the ISEAS Library’s
collection. New records are being added at an average of 500
entries per month.
SEABase
(Southeast Asia Database of Articles)
SEABase
contains
all articles in the Institute’s periodical publications
and composite works, as well as relevant articles from selected
periodicals considered core to the Institute’s research
programmes and projects, and chapters from other relevant
composite works.
SEAPriv
(Southeast Asia Private Papers Database)
This database was developed to index private papers in the Library’s
collection. Indexes to the
David
Marshall private papers (16,400 items) are included in the database. Later, other personal archives such as the
Tan Cheng Lock private papers will be indexed in the
database as well.
SEABiog
(Southeast Asia Biography Database)
Basic data of notable personalities in
Southeast Asia are entered into SEABiog. Salient data
include career, events, family relationships, and business
and political ties.
SEAText (Southeast Asia
Full-text Database)
SEAText
stores newspaper and journal articles, private papers, and internet sources. It is opened only to in-house users.
Electronic
Databases
The Library subscribes to Factiva, EIU Online, EIU Market Indicators and Forecasts, SMC (including NUS Theses and Periodicals Index),
Malaysiakini, Lawnet (Malaysia), Statlink, Bibliography
of Asian Studies (BAS). Access is available in the Library, please contact the Circulation Desk.
e-Journals
Includes subscribed and selected electronic journals. Access to some electronic journals are restricted to use by ISEAS staff and researchers under licence
agreements.
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