Titlebook: Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries; 8th European Confere Rachel Heery,Liz Lyon Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Ver

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zetoc SOAP: A Web Services Interface for a Digital Library Resources service, within the JISC Information Environment and eScience applications. This bespoke interface includes open standard XML metadata for searches and responses where possible. Elements from the OpenURL XML metadata formats for journals and books are used to transmit the bibliographic citation in

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Milos: A Multimedia Content Management System for Digital Library Applicationsthe management of different metadata descriptions of multimedia documents in the same repository, and it illustrates the experiments performed by using the MILOS system to archive documents belonging to four different and heterogenous collections which contain news agencies, scientific papers, and audio/video documentaries.

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Building Interoperability for United Kingdom Historic Environment Information Resourcesit’ of schema and protocols to support knowledge-sharing networks is described. This will be based on current FISH standards along with the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model, an emerging ISO standard ontology for cultural heritage information.

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Evaluation of an Information System in an Information Seeking Process Precision. The study confirms the finding of earlier research and reveals the discrepancy between the evaluation results according to the system and the user perspectives. More specifically, the system performed better when evaluated from the user perspective than from the system perspective.

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Fiction Electronic Books: A Usability Studytronic production of fiction e-books, this study suggests that concentrating on the appearance of text, rather than the technology itself, can lead to better quality publications to rival the print version of fiction books.

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Next Generation Search Interfaces – Interactive Data Exploration and Hypothesis Formulation order to prove or disprove a particular scientific theory or hypothesis. We believe that such semi-automated analysis, assimilation and hypothesis-driven approaches represent the next generation of search engines. In this paper we describe and evaluate such a search interface which we have developed for a particular eScience application.