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Building Digital Archives, Descriptions, and Displays: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Archivists and Librarians (How-to-Do-It Manuals for Libraries) by Frederick Stielow, 2003-10

Digital Information: Order or Anarchy? by Hazel M. Woodward (Editor), Lorraine Estelle (Editor), 2010-02-01

Advanced Techniques for Digital Receivers (Artech House Radar Library) by Phillip E. Pace, 2000-06-30

Digital Document Processing: Major Directions and Recent Advances (Advances in Pattern Recognition)

Paul: Apostle of the Free Spirit (Paternoster Digital Library) by F F. Bruce, 2004-12-01

Handbook of Research on Digital Libraries: Design, Development, and Impact (Handbook of Research On...) by Yin-Leng Theng, Schubert Foo, et all 2009-01-30

Digital Libraries: International Collaboration and Cross-Fertilization: 7th International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries, ICADL 2004, Shanghai, ... (Lecture Notes in Computer Science)

Fax: Digital Facsimile Technology and Applications (Telecommunications Library) by Kenneth R. McConnell, Dennis Bodson, et all 1989-07

TREC: Experiment and Evaluation in Information Retrieval (Digital Libraries and Electronic Publishing)

Digital Libraries and the Challenges of Digital Humanities (Chandos Information Professional Series) by Jeffrey A. Rydberg-Cox, 2005-11-01

The Digital Factor in Library and Information Services 2002-2003: International Yearbook of Library and Information Management Pt. 3 (International yearbook of library & information management series)

Israel And The Nations (Paternoster Digital Library) by F. F. Bruce, 2006-12-31

Visual Interfaces to Digital Libraries (Lecture Notes in Computer Science)

Systems of Knowledge Organization for Digital Libr-Aries: Beyond Traditional Authority Files by Gail M. Hodge, 2000-07

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UC Berkeley Digital Library Project
Project documents and information from the University of California at Berkeley.Category Reference Libraries Digital Library DevelopmentThe 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/

Extractions: Search Seminar Calendar What's New ... FAQ 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. People Publications Systems, and more Info for Project Members
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/

Extractions: The Rutgers Distributed Laboratory for Digital Libraries Director: Paul B. Kantor Director of Graduate Program: Nicholas Belkin 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: 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
Computer Vision Meets Digital Libraries
regions. Computer vision meets digital libraries when there are lotsand lots of images. Our interest is (at least!) two fold. Provide
http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/vision.html

Extractions: Auto-annototion: Attaching words to images. Keywords HIPPO BULL mouth walk Predicted words (rank order) water hippos rhino river grass reflection one-horned head plain sand Recognition: Attaching words to image regions. Computer vision meets digital libraries when there are lots and lots of images . Our interest is (at least!) two fold. Provide access to large image datasets through browsing and search. Use large image collections as data for classical computer vision problems such as object recognition. These two problems are closely related because images have both semantic and visual content. Our approach is to build statistical models which "explain" the data in a collection. The data consists of image segment features and words associated with the images. The words may be carefully chosen keywords as in the
CiteSeer: The NEC Research Institute Scientific Literature Digital Library
A scientific literature digital library that aims to improve the dissemination and feedback of scientific literature, and to provide improvements in functionality, usability, availability, cost, comprehensiveness, efficiency, and timeliness. Rather than creating just another digital library, CiteSeer provides algorithms, techniques, and software that can be used in other digital libraries. CiteSeer indexes Postscript and PDF research articles on the Web, and provides a number of special features.
http://citeseer.org/

Extractions: Summary of CiteSeer (also known as ResearchIndex) Autonomous Citation Indexing (ACI) CiteSeer uses ACI to autonomously create a citation index that can be used for literature search and evaluation. Compared to traditional citation indices, ACI provides improvements in cost, availability, comprehensiveness, efficiency, and timeliness. For more details, see Autonomous Citation Indexing All cited documents CiteSeer computes citation statistics and related documents for all articles cited in the database, not just the indexed articles. Reference linking As with many online publishers, CiteSeer allows browsing the database using
Mass Storage And Long-term Preservation
of Michigan. Digital preservation a time bomb for digital libraries.Margaret Hedstrom. The challenges of digital preservation. The
http://www.uky.edu/~kiernan/DL/hedstrom.html

Extractions: Margaret Hedstrom is Associate Prosfessor in the School of Information and Libary Studies at the University of Michigan Digital preservation: a time bomb for Digital Libraries Margaret Hedstrom The challenges of digital preservation The purpose of preservation is to ensure protection of information of enduring value for access by present and future generations (Conway, 1990: 206). Libraries and archives have served as the central institutional focus for preservation, and both types of institutions include preservation as one of their core functions. In recent decades, many major libraries and archives have established formal preservation programs for traditional materials which include regular allocation of resources for preservation, preventive measures to arrest deterioration of materials, remedial measures to restore the usability of selected materials, and the incorporation of preservation needs and requirements into overall program planning. Much remains to be done to preserve cultural, intellectual, and scholarly resources in traditional formats that form the foundation for humanities research and teaching. An estimated 80 million embrittled books reside in American libraries, 10 million of which are unique; and countless journals, newspapers, photographs, and documents require preservation treatment to survive well into the next century. Thousands of repositories lack the means for disaster prevention or adequate environmental controls to avoid catastrophic loss of their holdings. The success stories and regular use of established preservation methods are found almost exclusively in developed countries, and within developed countries in preservation of print materials in major institutions (Preservation of Archival Materials).
BUBL LINK: 025.0 Digital Libraries And Online Services
Home Search Subject Menus AZ Dewey Countries Types Updates Random About. 025.0 digital libraries and online services.
http://link.bubl.ac.uk/digitallibraries/
First European Conference On Research And Advanced Technology For Digital Librar
Presentation by Renato Iannella, DSTC at the First European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for digital libraries, Pisa, Italy, 13 September 1997.
http://www.dstc.edu.au/RDU/pres/eurodl97/sld001.htm
ECDL 2003
7th annual conference to be held in Trondheim, Norway, August 1722, 2003.
http://www.ecdl2003.org/
Canadian Digital Libraries Symposium 2001
About this Symposium The Canadian digital libraries Symposium will bring togetherdigital library professionals, academic researchers, and information
http://digital-libraries.net/conf2001/

Extractions: The Canadian Digital Libraries Symposium will bring together digital library professionals, academic researchers, and information developers, and information product developers to share their innovations and developments in digital libraries. The symposium program Toronto , Canada, one of the world's safest and most cosmopolitan cities. (See Hotel and Travel info). Registration is available online. Individuals that would like to be a presenter or sponsor can contact the symposium organizer, Dr. Yuri Quintana Who Should Attend:
Interaction Design Centre
Institute based at the University of Middlesex working on various funded projects concerning the design and use of digital libraries.
http://www.cs.mdx.ac.uk/ridl/index.html

Extractions: School of Computing Science IDC convenor: Paul Curzon Introduction People Projects Workshops IDL conducts research on the design and use of Digital Libraries. It forms part of the Middlesex University Interaction Design Centre (IDC) . Digital Libraries offer great potential benefits but are currently hampered by, among other things, poor usability. Existing libraries provide the core essential functionality: they serve as structured repositories of multimedia documents, and documents can be added to and retrieved from the library. The quality of the interaction depends on such systems also satisfying various non-functional requirements that relate to usability. Some of work in RIDL is focusing directly on Digital Libraries, and is particularly concerned with designing for usability. Other research is on core computer science, but using Digital Libraries as a challenging and valuable test domain. The principal local participants working on research in Digital Libraries are (in alphabetical order):
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://infolab.kub.nl/
Computer - Building Large-Scale Digital Libraries
Building LargeScale digital libraries. Bruce effectively. So research intodigital libraries is really research into network information systems.
http://www.computer.org/computer/dli/
Digital Collections, Digital Libraries And The Digitization Of Cultural Heritage
First Monday Digital Collections, digital libraries and the Digitizationof Cultural Heritage Information by Clifford Lynch This
http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue7_5/lynch/

Extractions: This paper is based on the transcript of a largely extemporaneous keynote address given at the Web-Wise 2002 Conference on March 20, 2002 at Johns Hopkins University. It has been edited, but it preserves the character of an informal talk rather than a formal paper. I have taken the opportunity to expand upon or clarify a few points, and have also added a few footnotes and pointers to additional information on some of the topics discussed. Parts of the question and answer segment that were captured as part of the transcript have also been included, though I've had the advantage of being able to reconsider some of my answers while the questioners have not had that opportunity; my apologies to them. It's really a pleasure to be here and to open this conference. I need to tell you that I've spent the last three days in a pair of meetings dealing with the digitization of cultural heritage information and related matters. The first meeting ran two days and took an international perspective on programs and issues related to large scale digitization projects. And yesterday my organization, the Coalition for Networked Information, held a workshop looking at some of the more specifically U.S. related issues in selecting, prioritizing, digitizing and making available cultural heritage content [ So, the questions that this conference focuses on, and that I want to address today, have been very much at the forefront of my thinking for the past few days, and I think much of the discussion that I have had the opportunity to participate in at those two meetings is quite relevant here. I've chosen to use this talk as a way of framing some of these issues, which are central to our development of digital collections. And I'm going to draw reasonably heavily on some of the ideas that have been in play in these meetings in my presentation this morning, so let me thank all of the participants in advance as they have been influential in shaping my thinking.
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/
Index Page Of The Rutgers Distributed Laboratory For Digital Libraries.
Interdisciplinary environment designed to address research and educational issues relevant to development Category Reference Libraries Digital Library Development environment designed to address research and educational issues relevant tothe development, understanding and implementation of digital libraries.
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/RDLDL/

Extractions: The Rutgers Distributed Laboratory for Digital Libraries Director: Paul B. Kantor Director of Graduate Program: Nicholas Belkin 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: 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
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/
Second European Conference On Digital Libraries
Second European Conference on Research and AdvancedTechnology for digital libraries.
http://www.ics.forth.gr/2EuroDL/

Extractions: Click here to visit other sites related to this great event! Links to the Third ECDL and Journals specializing in the field of Digital Libraries are also available through this page. Announcements List of participants A list of the ECDL'98 participants is now available from our web pages. Proceedings of the Conference are available! Contact person: Mrs. Penelope Constanta, penelope@ics.forth.gr Press Release Press releases are available in greek and english th DELOS Workshop on Electronic Commerce The th DELOS Workshop on Electronic commerce was held jointly with the Second European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries. Recorded Sessions Available! Recorded sessions are now available through our web pages. Visit the Recorded Sessions section of our web pages to view them.
Advances In Digital Libraries 1998
With Generous Support From Alexandria Digital Library, CESDIS, Library of Congress,NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, National Library of Medicine, Hughes
http://www.alexandria.ucsb.edu/conferences/ADL98/

Extractions: Sponsored by IEEE ComputerSociety With Generous Support From: Alexandria Digital Library CESDIS Library of Congress NASA Goddard Space Flight Center ... Hughes Aircraft and IBM CALL FOR PAPERS COMMITTEES LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS ... TUTORIALS ASSOCIATED EVENTS RCI - NASA Applications of Data Warehousing and Mining Special Executive Conference Socioeconomic Dimensions of Electronic Publishing Workshop
Interaction Design Centre
Institute based at the University of Middlesex working on various funded projects concerning the design Category Reference Libraries Digital Library DevelopmentResearch in digital libraries (RIDL). Digital Library Projects. UsabilityEvaluation Techniques for the Design of Interactive digital libraries.
http://www.cs.mdx.ac.uk/ridl/

Extractions: School of Computing Science IDC convenor: Paul Curzon Introduction People Projects Workshops IDL conducts research on the design and use of Digital Libraries. It forms part of the Middlesex University Interaction Design Centre (IDC) . Digital Libraries offer great potential benefits but are currently hampered by, among other things, poor usability. Existing libraries provide the core essential functionality: they serve as structured repositories of multimedia documents, and documents can be added to and retrieved from the library. The quality of the interaction depends on such systems also satisfying various non-functional requirements that relate to usability. Some of work in RIDL is focusing directly on Digital Libraries, and is particularly concerned with designing for usability. Other research is on core computer science, but using Digital Libraries as a challenging and valuable test domain. The principal local participants working on research in Digital Libraries are (in alphabetical order):
Digital Libraries And Search Engines
digital libraries and Search Engines. There are a number of World Wide Web digitallibraries, which order hyperlinks to documents by subject. digital libraries.
http://www.npac.syr.edu/textbook/kidsweb/libraries.html

Extractions: There are a number of World Wide Web digital libraries , which order hyperlinks to documents by subject. There are also many kinds of World Wide Web search engines (also known as spiders, worms, robots, or knowbots), which search the Web for information on subjects or key words submitted by a user. World Wide Web Virtual Library

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