The UNH Library's home page has an open search box for "Articles, Books, Media & More" -- this searches many databases, including most of the UNH Library Catalog. Article titles, book titles, authors, keywords, subjects, can all be searched. This *does not* search some important STEM databases like Compendex or SciFinder. However, if you already have an article title or authors, you can try searching them this way.
The UNH Library Catalog covers all of the material owned and accessible through the UNH Library at Durham and the UNH-Manchester Library. This is the best way to find ebooks, streaming films and music, online journals, and physical materials in our locations.
A catalog screenshot is a good way to save a screen you have a question about, to send email to me or show to library staff. A better way for permanence is to mark records to export or email to yourself. The "Permalink" in the record always goes back to that exact record.
If you want to sign in, you can save records to your library account, see what you have checked out, save searches and alerts, and renew non-reserve items! To sign in, just use your UNH id and password.
In the Library Catalog you can look up a journal title but articles are not individually listed.
Example:
The Course Reserves menu lets you check on books that may be on reserve for any of your courses. Instructors also provide some links directly in MyCourses.
Use the Databases list to find Engineering and/or Environmental Science research databases through the subject list (see the "Find Articles" tab on this Guide).
.You can switch to the Books & Media Worldwide or FirstSearch catalog to find out about materials beyond UNH and request books and media to be delivered from other college and university libraries via InterLibrary Loan (ILL).
The library has thousands of individual e-books and some major e-book collections, including those below. The UNH Library Classic Catalog includes every e-book accessible via UNH.
Click on the subjects below to search the UNH Library Catalog. After you search, you can narrow most any search. Click on the Limit/Sort Search Icon in the catalog: and choose limits or add words. Choices include: library location, year of publication, words in title or author, material type, etc.
UNH uses the Library of Congress (LC) system, like most academic libraries. Here is a clickable outline of the categories and call numbers. Call numbers are read line by line:
TD 146 .W45
Note: In .W45 the 45 is a decimal number. The letter W stands for the author (or title if no author).
Example of the order:
TD TD TD 146 146 146
.W427 .W45 .W5
Breaking a subject down into subtopics:
Remember, all books should be in the catalog, so you can browse there also.
Specialized reference resources for Environmental Engineering provide authoritative information on processes, properties, data, and instrumentation. At UNH, these may be in print or online. Types of reference resources include:
Resources listed on this page are divided among online and print access.
