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The Nevada Test Site Project: Finding Treasures in Firsthand Historical Accounts
1. The Nevada Test SiteThe Nevada Test Site
Project:Project:
Finding Treasures inFinding Treasures in
Firsthand HistoricalFirsthand Historical
AccountsAccounts
Cory LampertCory Lampert
University of Nevada, Las VegasUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas
Native American Youth Awareness ForumNative American Youth Awareness Forum
on Nuclear Issueson Nuclear Issues
Boyd School of Law, Las Vegas, NVBoyd School of Law, Las Vegas, NV
March 27, 2015March 27, 2015
2.
3.
4. This presentation will focus on four
areas:
•Information about the Nevada Test
Site Oral History Project
•Overview of the resources that can
be found in the collection
•How to use this type of library
resource for research
•Highlights of specific interviews,
video and physical collections that
are available for you
5.
6. Project Goal:Project Goal:
Goal of the project was to gatherGoal of the project was to gather
and disseminate insights about anand disseminate insights about an
array of questions and themesarray of questions and themes
related to U.S. Cold War nuclearrelated to U.S. Cold War nuclear
weapons programs throughweapons programs through
interviews with a wide range ofinterviews with a wide range of
people associated with the NTS.people associated with the NTS.
A key outcome was to open theA key outcome was to open the
door to future research on thedoor to future research on the
many topics discussed during themany topics discussed during the
interviews.interviews.
7. Collecting the Oral HistoriesCollecting the Oral Histories
2003-2007:2003-2007:
•Grant funded research throughGrant funded research through
the US Dept. of Energy and USthe US Dept. of Energy and US
Dept. of EducationDept. of Education
•Research design approvedResearch design approved
through UNLV IRBthrough UNLV IRB
•2007-2008 Created archive at2007-2008 Created archive at
UNLV History Department andUNLV History Department and
began to partner with Librariesbegan to partner with Libraries
•Mission of librarians andMission of librarians and
archivistsarchivists
• Oral History Association BestOral History Association Best
Principles and Practices:Principles and Practices:
http://www.oralhistory.org/about/principles-anhttp://www.oralhistory.org/about/principles-an
8.
9. Nevada Test Site Oral History ProjectNevada Test Site Oral History Project
What will I find in the collection?What will I find in the collection?
•Over 200 interviews conducted with peopleOver 200 interviews conducted with people
affiliated with or affected by nuclearaffiliated with or affected by nuclear
activities in Nevadaactivities in Nevada
•Full text (every word is searchable) of everyFull text (every word is searchable) of every
interview conductedinterview conducted
•Keywords linking related items (in case theKeywords linking related items (in case the
topic was not explicitly mentioned)topic was not explicitly mentioned)
•VideosVideos
•Contextual information: maps and imagesContextual information: maps and images
•Help, Project Credits and Award infoHelp, Project Credits and Award info
•Teaching guideTeaching guide
10. ExamplesExamples
AUDIO AND INTERVIEW ONLINE in NTSOHP ProjectAUDIO AND INTERVIEW ONLINE in NTSOHP Project
•Native AmericansNative Americans
•Protesters and ActivistsProtesters and Activists
•DownwindersDownwinders
•Women and African Americans at the Test SiteWomen and African Americans at the Test Site
•ScientistsScientists
•Contractors and Government OfficialsContractors and Government Officials
EXAMPLESEXAMPLES
•Bennie Reilley, Sr.Bennie Reilley, Sr.
•Virginia SanchezVirginia Sanchez
•Patricia GeorgePatricia George
•Ian ZabarteIan Zabarte
•Corbin HarneyCorbin Harney
• InterviewsInterviews
• videovideo
•Native American Forum on Nuclear IssuesNative American Forum on Nuclear Issues
RELATED COLLECTIONS HELD AT UNLVRELATED COLLECTIONS HELD AT UNLV
•449 Oral History Interviews449 Oral History Interviews
•345 Manuscript Collections345 Manuscript Collections
•273 Photograph Collections273 Photograph Collections
•171 University Archives171 University Archives
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16. Searching and BrowsingSearching and Browsing
Searching:Searching:
Known items (i.e. title)Known items (i.e. title)
Good once a research topic is decided uponGood once a research topic is decided upon
Specialized usersSpecialized users
Indexes, TOC, glossaryIndexes, TOC, glossary
Depends on accurate dates, spellings and goodDepends on accurate dates, spellings and good
subject indexingsubject indexing
ITEM-LEVELITEM-LEVEL
Browsing:Browsing:
General broad interestGeneral broad interest
Best when investigating topicsBest when investigating topics
Global audienceGlobal audience
Similar to shelf-browsing or to web: hyperlinksSimilar to shelf-browsing or to web: hyperlinks
Depends on layout and keywordsDepends on layout and keywords
COLLECTION-LEVELCOLLECTION-LEVEL
17. Free Text vs. ControlledFree Text vs. Controlled
Vocabulary vs. Local SubjectsVocabulary vs. Local Subjects
Free Text:Free Text:
title, names, datestitle, names, dates
Controlled Vocabulary:Controlled Vocabulary:
JobsJobs
WorkWork
LaborLabor
““EMPLOYMENT”EMPLOYMENT”
Local subjects:Local subjects: terms not found in authorityterms not found in authority
files for controlled vocabulary, but essential tofiles for controlled vocabulary, but essential to
retrieving records on a particular subject.retrieving records on a particular subject.
Geographic names, proper names, orGeographic names, proper names, or
specialized jargonspecialized jargon
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19. UsersUsers
•Community
• Resource to document the
ongoing story of nuclear
history
•Faculty
• Teaching with oral history
•Students
• Undergrad
• Grad students
• Oral history students
• K-12
•Other oral historians and
librarians
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21. Links to HighlightsLinks to Highlights
Zabarte: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1130Zabarte: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1130
Sanchez: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1110Sanchez: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1110
Harney: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1202Harney: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1202
Reilly: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1274Reilly: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1274
Native American Forum: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1339Native American Forum: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/1339
Harney (video):Harney (video):
http://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/index.php?view=player&video=harneyhttp://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/index.php?view=player&video=harney
http://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/index.php?view=player&video=harneyhttp://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/index.php?view=player&video=harney
Favorites: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/favoritesFavorites: http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/nts/favorites
Teaching Guide:Teaching Guide:
http://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/NTSOHP_Curriculum_Suggestions.pdfhttp://digital.library.unlv.edu/ntsohp/NTSOHP_Curriculum_Suggestions.pdf
23. Current Status and FutureCurrent Status and Future
• Provide research assistance to users
• Support UNLV students, faculty and K-12
• Continue work of collecting
• Add new material
• Support current technology and preservation
24. AcknowledgmentsAcknowledgments
Thank you to all those present and not, who contributed to thisThank you to all those present and not, who contributed to this
project to NTSOHP through interviews:project to NTSOHP through interviews:
Corbin HarneyCorbin Harney
Ian ZabarteIan Zabarte
Bennie Reilley, who was the first to grant us an interviewBennie Reilley, who was the first to grant us an interview
Virginia Sanchez and Patricia GeorgeVirginia Sanchez and Patricia George
Thanks also to those we also received invaluable assistanceThanks also to those we also received invaluable assistance
from whom we did not get a chance to interview. Yourfrom whom we did not get a chance to interview. Your
participation contributed to understanding Native experiencesparticipation contributed to understanding Native experiences
and knowledge, through meetings and actions at the Nevadaand knowledge, through meetings and actions at the Nevada
Test Site:Test Site:
Pauline EstevesPauline Esteves
Katherine Blossom, who assisted during the Corbin HarneyKatherine Blossom, who assisted during the Corbin Harney
interview in Tecopainterview in Tecopa
Joe KennedyJoe Kennedy
Margene BullcreekMargene Bullcreek
Calvin MeyersCalvin Meyers
and all other others who participated in previous forumsand all other others who participated in previous forums
attended by UNLV faculty and students.attended by UNLV faculty and students.
25. Questions?Questions?
THANK YOUTHANK YOU
Cory LampertCory Lampert
Head, Digital CollectionsHead, Digital Collections
UNLV University LibrariesUNLV University Libraries
cory.lampert@unlv.educory.lampert@unlv.edu
Editor's Notes
In December 1950, President Harry S. Truman approved the establishment of a continental nuclear proving ground 65 miles north of Las Vegas, Nevada. In 1992, a second nuclear testing moratorium went into effect and nuclear testing ceased.
Between 1951 and 1992, 1021 nuclear detonations took place at the Nevada Test Site - one-hundred explosions were in the atmosphere and 921 were underground. It is estimated that the test site employed 125,000 during the Cold War.
Subcritical tests and other national security programs are still conducted at the Nevada Test Site.
The benefits of digitizing oral histories: increased access; global reach; 24/7 access; time and space no longer restrictions; multiple users; searchability allows for organization and serendipitous discovery of content
Used to deliver product of “book” to interviewee, now online. Does raise some issues about access vs. privacy. Just as the government saw in above.
Many options for presenting oral histories online: Static web pages, content management systems, searching by collection (custom db); EAD Finding Aids with links; TEI; Digital Collections (DAMS- searchable/full text); and in the future Linked Open data (more later)
Document procedures, update, and refine. This collection is constantly being updated.
Impacts (6 years from launch)
User feedback; Consistently positive; Remarkably personal; Several referrals from a wide variety of sites (Peace Collections, Native American web sites, Military historians, local historians, pop culture)
Wikipedia
Collection used in library instruction sessions; Undergraduates to teach about special collections, digital collections and primary materials (history); Information literacy- oral history as a source; Awareness of digital collections (searching and using digital collections)
Web Stats; Anecotes; Global Reach; Still topics of interest in popular culture, science, and history; affected nearly everyone in a generation in Las Vegas/S. NV
Web Stats: Nevada Test Site Collection is second to Howard Hughes collection in popularity in search terms; Over 500,000 page views since launch in May 2007; Over 250,00 searches conducted; Primarily new viewers (60%); Nevada, California, Utah (geographical); Wikipedia referrals (top referrer); Nevada test site; Military nuclear accidents; Yucca Flat
Impacts (6 years from launch)
User feedback; Consistently positive; Remarkably personal; Several referrals from a wide variety of sites (Peace Collections, Native American web sites, Military historians, local historians, pop culture)
Wikipedia
Collection used in library instruction sessions; Undergraduates to teach about special collections, digital collections and primary materials (history); Information literacy- oral history as a source; Awareness of digital collections (searching and using digital collections)
Mention AAE collection
Impacts (6 years from launch)
User feedback; Consistently positive; Remarkably personal; Several referrals from a wide variety of sites (Peace Collections, Native American web sites, Military historians, local historians, pop culture)
Wikipedia
Awards: NCPH
Collection used in library instruction sessions; Undergraduates to teach about special collections, digital collections and primary materials (history); Information literacy- oral history as a source; Awareness of digital collections (searching and using digital collections)
Impacts (6 years from launch)
User feedback; Consistently positive; Remarkably personal; Several referrals from a wide variety of sites (Peace Collections, Native American web sites, Military historians, local historians, pop culture)
Wikipedia
Awards: NCPH
Collection used in library instruction sessions; Undergraduates to teach about special collections, digital collections and primary materials (history); Information literacy- oral history as a source; Awareness of digital collections (searching and using digital collections)