Re: dam-l Acces to the Archive

["D. Murray" <dianne@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca>]

> Dear Dianne,
> 
> Many thanks for messages via newsgroup on Dams.
> 
>     Still so far - in apr. 1 month - there was nothing about/from the former
> Soviet Union - or Europe in general. I may hope, there were such messages
> before. I hope they are in some Archive. (But it was quite useful to learn
> how general dam related problems are treated in the South Africa or India).

Misha, Irwin, ERN, I believe the ball is in your court? ;)

I'm swamped at the moment.

Just triage. 

Can't be helped.

I'll get to it when I'm not swamped.  Not sure when that will be.

>     Before I post my messages it may be very useful for me to learn more
> about the previous messages.

> So my questions:
> 
> 1. Is it possible for me to acess the Archive of the Dam newsgroup ?

yes.  please see the message I just posted. These are accessible
via lynx browsers on up through assorted eyecandy and expensive 
models of browsers.

-Dianne


>     or
> 2. Perhaps You can select and send me older messages on Dams etc. in the
> former Soviet Union, - more precisely - Dams located in the middle and in
> the Northern part of the Soviet Union ? (The Southern part - or areas around
> Aral, Caspian Seas have another problems).
> 
> Regards,
> Janis SEGLINS.
> 
>

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• dam-l Acces to the Archive
• From: "Janis Seglins" <Janis.Seglins@Physik.Uni-Osnabrueck.de>

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