41. Digital Libraries '95 On-Line Proceedings digital libraries 95 The Second Annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of digital libraries. digital libraries and Sustainable Development?, Amanda Spink. http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/DL95/contents.html

Digital Libraries '95 The Second Annual Conference on the Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries June 11-13, 1995 - Austin, Texas, USA Getting a physical copy of the DL 95 Proceedings Sponsors and cooperating institutions From the Conference Chair , David M. Levy From the Program Chair , Richard Furuta Conference Committee Attendee List Full Papers Delivering Technology for Digital Libraries: Experiences as Vendors William T. Crocca and William L. Anderson InterPay: Managing Multiple Payment Mechanisms in Digital Libraries Steve B. Cousins, Steven P. Ketchpel, Andreas Paepcke, Hector Garcia-Molina, Scott W. Hassan, and Martin Roescheisen Providing Government Information on the Internet: Experiences with THOMAS W. Bruce Croft, Robert Cook, and Dean Wilder A New Zealand Digital Library for Computer Science Research Ian H. Witten, Sally Jo Cunningham, Mahendra Vallabh, and Timothy C. Bell Cataloging in the Digital Order David M. Levy Collection Maintenance in the Digital Library Mark S. Ackerman and Roy T. Fielding The Digital Research Library: Tasks and Commitments Peter S. Graham

42. ACM - Digital Libraries Archive JCDL Logo, Joint Conference on digital libraries. JCDL 2004 (Tucson, AZ, June 711, 2004). This site is an archive of Digital Library conferences and resources. http://www.jcdl.org/

Joint Conference on Digital Libraries JCDL 2004 (Tucson, AZ, June 7-11, 2004). Home About JCDL JCDL Sponsors JCDL Steering Committee ... Related Events and Conferences This site is an archive of Digital Library conferences and resources. It is still under construction (specially the Related SIGs and Related Events and Conferences). We welcome your comments and suggestions for developing and enriching this site. JCDL 2004 Download the Call for papers ( txt pdf Full papers, panel and tutorial proposals Submissions closed (January 15 th Short papers, posters and demonstration and workshop proposals. Submissions closed (February 10 th Notification of acceptance March 7 th Camera ready copies of all accepted submissions : due March 31 st JCDL 2005 JCDL 2005 will be held in Denver/Boulder, CO. Further details will be provided here soon. JCDL 2006 Conference Proposals The JCDL steering committee solicits proposals from groups interested in organizing the JCDL 2006 conference. Interested parties should contact the steering committee chair at furuta@cs.tamu.edu

43. Oscar H. Ibarra Home Page University of California, Santa Barbara Design and analysis of algorithms, theory of computation, computational complexity, parallel computing, digital libraries. http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ibarra/

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44. Index Page Of The Rutgers Distributed Laboratory For Digital Libraries. Interdisciplinary environment designed to address research and educational issues relevant to development, understanding and implementation. http://scils.rutgers.edu/RDLDL/

The Rutgers Distributed Laboratory for Digital Libraries Director: Paul B. Kantor Director of Graduate Program: Nicholas Belkin Index Page Seminars Details on the Spring 2001 Seminar Series. What is the RDLDL A statement of our mission and an invitation to join us. Who are we A list of the faculty associated with the RDLDL that includes their research interests, contact information and links to personal and project web pages. Graduate Assistanship A description of the Graduate Associate Program. It includes a job description and an online application which can also be found at http://www.diglib.rutgers.edu/RDLDL/ga_form.html Documents This collection includes the plan for creation of the RDLDL written by Paul Kantor in 4/14/98 as well as a list of Progress reports: Progress Report: October 1998 Lab meetings These are weekly events intended to acquaint graduate students from diverse disciplines with some of the central intellectual and technical issues associated with the development of Digital Libraries. They usually last for an hour and a half and include pizza! SCILS Home Rutgers Home Contact us at lreba@scils.rutgers.edu

45. DLnet Provided by the National electronic Library for Health, the digital libraries Network is for health librarians and trainers in the UK interested in promotion and training. http://dlnet.blogspot.com/

DLnet Digital Libraries Network is for health librarians and trainers in the UK, interested in promotion and training. Thursday, June 03, 2004 Have you used NeLH to help improve health care? Here's an opportunity to tell the world and win a prize :-) http://www.le.ac.uk/li/lgh/library/clnelhprize.htm Write a 750 word case study and you could be in with a chance of winning a PDA and a conference bursary - more details on the above link. Prizes to be awarded at the 2nd UK Clinical Librarians Conference which is well worth attending. The programme looks great and we'll be there too - what more could you ask for?! // posted by Alison @ Wednesday, June 02, 2004 Handy quotes This was posted to the CLIN-LIB mailing list this week: http://www.mcmla.org/libnvalue.htm // posted by Alison @ Thursday, May 27, 2004 Another view of MLA04 Here is Tom Roper's blog about MLA. Tom's the Information Resources Development Coordinator at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School. He reckons it was only us Brits who were blogging about the event - which adds to the feeling I got from the conference overall that in many ways we're ahead of what the US is doing in terms of health libraries... Fran // posted by fran @ Wednesday, May 26, 2004

46. Stuart Yeates University of Waikato, New Zealand Text Mining and digital libraries http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~say1/

In my development greenstone site , I am currently exploring automatic metadata extraction from raw text. Many features of this install are broken, if you want a system for for general use, go to the Proper NZDL Site . My publications are on a seperate Publications Page as is some of the material linked to my research group, the Text Mining Research Group I also have a page on Advogato Thesis Type Stuff My research question is ``How can novel metadata be automatically extracted, analysed and used within digital libraries ?'' My main supervisor is David Bainbridge , but I also work with Ian Witten and Sally Jo Cunningham . The introduction to my most recent progress report Metadata is used in libraries to build catalogues and manage their collections. Catalogues typically contain author, title, publication date and subject information for each document in the library's collections. There is, however, a great deal of other metadata not dealt with by these systems including: metadata related to the readers' accesses of the documents; subject area reviews and bibliographies; figures and tables within the documents; and domain specific dictionaries of terms and acronyms. By far the greatest source of metadata avaliable to libraries is the documents themselves (the ``full text''), with explicit metadata in bibliographies, tables of contents, tables of figures and indexes and implicit metadata in the structure of the text, for instance the terminology introduced and used and the other documents referred to. It is this novel, non-traditional, metadata that I intend to explore in my thesis.

47. UC Berkeley Digital Library Project The UC Berkeley Digital Library Project is part of the digital libraries Initiative, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and many others. http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/

Seminar Calendar What's New Questions ... FAQ Re-inventing Scholarly Information Dissemination and Use The UC Berkeley Digital Library Project is developing the tools and technologies to support highly improved models of the "scholarly information life cycle." Our goal is to facilitate the move from the current centralized, discrete publishing model, to a distributed, continuous, and self-publishing model, while still preserving the best aspects of the current model such as peer review. Technologies Image Retrieval by Image Content Browsing Large Image Collections New Document Models including Web-based GIS and TilePic PSI: Building Storage out of Bricks Document Image Analysis Robust References ... NLP for Information Access Collections Quick Access to the Collections Overview of the Collections Services Personal Collection Management Service Web Term Document Frequency and Rank About the Project People Publications Systems, and more Info for Project Members Related Projects The UC Berkeley Digital Library Project is part of the Digital Libraries Initiative , sponsored by the National Science Foundation and many others.

48. SDSC Storage Resource Broker SDSC SRB provides the abstraction mechanisms needed to implement very large distributed environments like data grids, digital libraries, and persistent archives for data sharing, data publication, and data preservation. http://www.npaci.edu/DICE/SRB/

The SDSC Storage Resource Broker (SRB) is client-server middleware that provides a uniform interface for connecting to heterogeneous data resources over a network and accessing replicated data sets. SRB, in conjunction with the Metadata Catalog (MCAT), provides a way to access data sets and resources based on their attributes and/or logical names rather than their names or physical locations. User Interfaces to SRB inQ - SRB Access Everywhere for Windows Click for Demo MySRB - Access Everywhere for the Web Click for Demo ... Other Interfaces to SRB Data Collections in SRB (managed at SDSC): click on image for a larger version Software Latest Software Release, April 19, 2004 Downloads Installation Instructions Documentation Contributed Software Information What is SRB? Current FAQ Activity Sponsors List of Funded Projects Current Projects Current Holdings ... Contact: srb@sdsc.edu Mailing List: Mail:srb-chat Archive/Subscribe:srb-chat Current System Status Messages SRB Hot Page SRB Status Generator UserName:nagiosuser , Password:user SRB Port Numbers Links to Other SRB Pages BIRN - SRB Central UK e-Science CLRC SRB Page NPACI SRB User Guide BaBar-SRB Projects Page ... NLANR's SRB Resource Page Other Links NPACI Data-Intensive Computing NPACI SDSC

49. Education & Research Web. Librarians and Campus CIOs are dealing with a plethora of new technologies and issues in the realm of digital libraries. The http://www.sun.com/products-n-solutions/edu/libraries/digitaltoolkit.html

50. Document Imaging And Document Management By Archive Builders Assists organizations with their plans for document management, document imaging systems, and digital libraries. http://www.archivebuilders.com/

Archive Builders Specializing in manual and digital corporate archives and records management California Local Gov. Retention Guidelines and Other Free Books White Papers Archive Builders Home Page Site Summary Sheet ... Click here for the newest paper (22025) on the PDF formats and creating permanent electronic records. Click here for fast imaging facts like: 1 scanned page (8 1/2 by 11 inches, A4) = 50 KiloBytes 1 File Cabinet (4 drawer) of Paper (10 thousand pages) (Scanned) = 1 CD-ROM These facts are on the 12 page site summary sheet Archive Builders assists organizations with their plans for document management, document imaging systems and digital libraries. One of our most valuable services has proven to be advice and discussion of document management plans drawn up by organizations considering a system installation. We also offer onsite systems analysis, requirements planning and assistance in writing system specifications. Our extensive experience in the field provides us with the insight to ask the necessary questions and clarify the issues that proposed systems are designed to address. California Local Gov. Retention Guidelines and Other Free Books

51. NSF/DARPA/NASA Digital Libraries Initiative: A Program Manager's Perspective Describes the digital libraries Initiative and focuses on how management can implement it. http://www.dlib.org/dlib/july98/07griffin.html

D-Lib Magazine July/August 1998 ISSN 1082-9873 NSF/DARPA/NASA Digital Libraries Initiative A Program Manager's Perspective Stephen M. Griffin Division of Information and Intelligent Systems (IIS) Program Director: Special Projects Digital Libraries Initiative National Science Foundation Arlington, Virginia USA sgriffin@nsf.gov Introduction The Digital Libraries Initiative (DLI) was the result of a community-based process which began in the late 1980s with informal discussions between researchers and agency program managers. These discussions progressed to planning workshops designed to develop research values and agendas and culminated in the National Science Foundation (NSF)/Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)/National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Research in Digital Libraries Initiative announced in late 1993. With the selection and funding of the six DLI projects [ http://www.cise.nsf.gov/iis/dli_home.html ], interest and activities related to digital libraries accelerated rapidly. The six DLI projects became highly visible and influential efforts, and grew in scope, participation and influence. NSF and DARPA funded additional workshops as part of the DLI to develop consensus on specific digital libraries topical areas and boundaries, to bring together researchers to stimulate cross-disciplinary interaction, and to ponder together how best to adapt to a rapidly changing global information environment. By now, researchers and practitioners from many disciplines have been drawn into digital libraries research and related activities, from subject domains reaching far beyond the sciences into the arts and humanities.

52. ConMeg, Design, Conversion, Cad-libraries, Drawings, Interior, Furniture, Cnc Netherlands company providing in products and services for design, automation, CAD/CAM, CNC, conversion, digital libraries and product development. Includes company background, project examples and contacts. http://www.conmeg.com/

53. CIDL - ICBN An alliance of Canadian libraries and organizations to promote, coordinate and facilitate the development of collections and services. Site contains general information with links to members' projects and further resources; also available in French. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/cidl/

54. Infolab: The Infolab Home Page The Infolab is Tilburg University's research group on Information and Communication Technology, specializing in electronic commerce and digital libraries. http://www.uvt.nl/infolab/

UvT Infolab People Projects Education Publications ... Research The Infolab Home Page Publications and Presentations Web Programs About Us Contact Us ... Colophon News and Announcements June 08 CIS Seminar Rommert J. Casimir , Tilburg University 12:30hrs - 13:30hrs, B 702 Quality of Information: Is it still our concern? More information June 01 CIS Seminar Jeff Sutherland , PatientKeeper Inc., Brighton USA 12:30hrs - 13:30hrs, B 702 Mobility Architecture for Advanced Enterprise Integration of Healthcare Systems More information News last updated Friday 04 June 2004 All Infolab More options Department of Information Systems and Management CRISM ... A.M.Kloosterhuis

55. Digital Libraries At Xerox PARC digital libraries at Xerox PARC. Research in Support of digital libraries at Xerox PARC. (Note The following two articles were written http://www.parc.xerox.com/istl/projects/dlib/

Digital Libraries at Xerox PARC Research in Support of Digital Libraries at Xerox PARC (Note: The following two articles were written for and appear at CNRI's DLIB Magazine Part I: The Changing Social Roles of Documents Part II: Paper and Digital Documents Back to PARC Home Page June 14, 1996

56. CRADLE -- Center For Research And Development Of Digital Libraries Based at the University of North Carolina, the center is interested in the migration, management, and accessibility of digital information. It serves as a test bed for the development of new methodologies and also focuses on training and education by collaborating with other academic units, companies and organizations. The site includes some research publications, news, and further information and links. http://ils.unc.edu/cradle/

@import "cradle.css"; Features Search This Site NeoRef Open Archive Search Other Searches Check back for the next seminar! Learn More About CRADLE Overview Participating Groups People ... Site Map [Last updated 10 May 2004]

57. LHNCBC: Cognitive Science Branch (CgSB) Research in computer and information technologies involving investigation of linguistic, statistical, and knowledgebased methods, for improving access to biomedical information. Participation in the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS)project, NLM's Indexing Initiative and use of digital libraries. Collaborating with NLM's History of Medicine Division on profiles in science, a project to digitize collections of prominent biomedical scientists. http://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/cgsb/

Cognitive Science Branch (CgSB) National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health Mission The Cognitive Science Branch conducts research and development in computer and information technologies. Important research areas involve the investigation of a variety of techniques, including linguistic, statistical, and knowledge-based methods, for improving access to biomedical information. Branch members actively participate in the Unified Medical Language System project and collaborate with other NLM research staff in NLM's Indexing Initiative, whose goal is to develop automated and semi-automated techniques for indexing the biomedical literature. The Branch also conducts research in digital libraries and is currently collaborating with NLM's History of Medicine Division on Profiles in Science, a project to digitize collections of prominent biomedical scientists. Several Branch projects address the challenges involved in providing health information to consumers. Projects Consumer Health Informatics Research Information Program on Clinical Trials Just-In-Time Information Project Terminology Server ... Staff Roster Last updated: Tuesday, 01-Jul-2003 13:32:33 EDT Please send comments/corrections to the document author This page: http://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/cgsb/

58. ECDL 2004 ECDL has become the major European forum focusing on digital libraries and associated technical, organisational and social issues. Keynote Speakers. http://www.ecdl2004.org/

Call for Contributions Submit poster/demonstrator ( Now Closed Proceedings Conference organisation About the University and the City of Bath Note - All submissions are now closed. ECDL 2004 is the 8th in the series of European Digital Library Conferences. ECDL has become the major European forum focusing on digital libraries and associated technical, organisational and social issues. Keynote Speakers Lorcan Dempsey , Vice President, OCLC Tony Hey , Director, UK e-Science Programme Neil McLean , Director, IMS Australia Conference dates September 12 2004 - Tutorials September 13 - 15 2004 - Main conference including panel sessions and posters September 16 2004 - Workshops September 15-17 2004 - CLEF Workshop (details to be announced) Aims and audience Digital library research brings together a number of disciplines and practitioner communities, creating a stimulating environment for debate and an opportunity for establishing collaboration. ECDL provides a forum for the exchange of ideas between scientific disciplines and fosters joint initiatives with application communities. Involvement of researchers and practitioners from computing and information science disciplines is well established at ECDL. Increasingly these disciplines are engaging in discussion and co-operation with other groups concerned with knowledge management. ECDL 2004 encourages involvement from a wide range of disciplines and looks forward to continuing contributions from usability experts, educationalists, developers of eLearning systems, and from those working within the eScience and GRID communities. The continued success of ECDL rests on the exchange of ideas and experience between these groups.

59. CLIR Issues Number 4 Number 4 July/August 1998. Contents. What Are digital libraries? by Donald J. Waters. Announcements. What Are digital libraries? by Donald J. Waters http://www.clir.org/pubs/issues/issues04.html

Number 4 July/August 1998 Contents What Are Digital Libraries? by Donald J. Waters Cornell Project Will Assess Risks of Migration Strategy by James M. Morris Task Forces to Meet in Plenary Session by James M. Morris Announcements What Are Digital Libraries? by Donald J. Waters THE MEANING OF the term “digital library” is less transparent than one might expect. The words conjure up images of cutting-edge computer and information science research. They are invoked to describe what some assert to be radically new kinds of practices for the management and use of information. And they are used to replace earlier references to “electronic” and “virtual” libraries. The partner institutions in the Digital Library Federation (DLF) realized in the course of developing their program that they needed a common understanding of what digital libraries are if they were to achieve the goal of effectively “federating” them. So they crafted the following definition, with the understanding that it might well undergo revision as they worked together: Digital libraries are organizations that provide the resources, including the specialized staff, to select, structure, offer intellectual access to, interpret, distribute, preserve the integrity of, and ensure the persistence over time of collections of digital works so that they are readily and economically available for use by a defined community or set of communities.

60. Digilib 2003 - Index Toward a UserCentered Approach to digital libraries, the Conference on Users in the Electronic Information Environments is held in Espoo, Finland. http://www.lib.helsinki.fi/finelib/digilib/

Programme Presentations, articles Organisers Registration ... Sponsors Welcome to the 2003 Conference on Users in the Electronic Information Environments September 8 - 9, 2003 Espoo, Finland Conference mission The conference is aimed at promoting scientific discussion and information exchange on issues such as how are users acting in the new digital information environments do the digital information environments contribute to the quality and productivity of research how do the users perceive the new information environments and evaluate their usefulness and usability how to evaluate the performance and resources of digital libraries from the viewpoint of service providers how do we ensure the usability of the high quality digital resources what are the visions for future in this area Webmaster Updated: September 19, 2003

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