Inderscience publishes 50,000th paper

12 October, 2012

The Inderscience Online Collection has gone over the 50,000 mark for published papers online. The 50,000^th paper published was 'Potential use of transport and dispersion model output to supplement Allied Tactical Publication-45 hazard area prediction templates' by Nathan Platt and Leo Jones, discussing the effect of wind changes on NATOs early warnings for nuclear/chemical/biological incidents. The paper was published in the Int. J. of Environment and Pollution (2012), Vol.48, No.1/2/3/4, pp.3038. The fully-searchable database represents a major research collection and may be searched free of charge at www.inderscience.com. Full-text papers are available to subscribers and pay-per-view users, unless otherwise marked. Subscriber details are available from subs@inderscience.com.