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							WMES3103 : INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
WEEK 13 DIGITAL LIBRARIES

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Go to the Internet Use a good search engine Look for DIGITAL LIBRARIES Definition – http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/ARL/definition.htm l

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DIGITAL LIBRARY
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New area – emerged in the US in the 1990s Various names to imply the same entity
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Digital library - dLib Electronic library – eLib Virtual library As an international entity – encompasses every information source available on the Internet As an institutional project Information sources available on the Internet only Internet + CD-ROMs & other local networked resources 3

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Different perceptions
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DL – considers information sources available on the Internet DL – a compilation of materials published electronically and those converted to digital form – questions – what should be digitised, how to do it, quality, cost Definition – various – takes into account storage and dissemination of information in electronic format
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Definition and Purposes of a Digital Library Association of Research Libraries :October 23, 1995
Definition The elements that have been identified as common to these definitions are:  The digital library is not a single entity;  The digital library requires technology to link the resources of many;  The linkages between the many digital libraries and information services are transparent to the end users;  Universal access to digital libraries and information services is a goal;  Digital library collections are not limited to document surrogates: they extend to digital artifacts that cannot be 5 represented or distributed in printed formats.

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DLs are constructed – collected and organized – by a community of users. Their functional capabilities support the information needs and uses of that community. DL is an extension, enhancement, and integration of a variety of information institutions as physical places where resources are selected, collected, organized, preserved and accessed in support of a user community. Baker, J. www.gslis.ucla.edu/DL/ Jan 1996
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Digital libraries basically store materials in electronic format and manipulate large collections of those materials effectively. http://dli.grainger.uiuc.edu/glossary.htm Jan 2002

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Provides access to documents in various languages Provides access to documents in various forms Various DL integrated to form a global or universal DL DL encompasses various aspects of computing – database management, human-computer interaction, information science, library science, multimedia language and system, networking, communications

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The information retrieval component is important in DL
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To ensure effectiveness of use To ensure ease of use

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DL must support a large collection of documents, searching, cataloging / indexing

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Problems
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A system / software that can integrate various DL Payment – required or not required ? Mode of payment? Searching for sources in languages other than English

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Normally developed by an institution Initial – Core Project – prototype of an ELib using journal articles – chemistry – full-text of article – create an index for searching – build seraching mechanisms eg. Boolean operators – add documents – testing of various interfaces ENVISION project – 1991 Digital Libraries Initiative – 1994-1998 - 6 universities in America – each one studies a different component of ELib – all 6 integrated at the end of the project – focus = document collection, searching, interface
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Sometimes developed by a country – history, culture, achievements
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Europe – ERCIM UK – eLib Initiative New Zealand Australia Singapore

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Malaysia ????
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MALAYSIA
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Projects from government and nongovernment agencies Smart school, ejournal (UKM, UM, UUM, dll), CLJ Online Academic libraries – cyber or digital Should be centralised at one agency MIMOS? MDC? Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia?
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Example : FSKTM –3181 & 3182 projects History
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E-history book - 1 E-history workbook - 1 E-conference proceedings - 1 E-historical buildings - 4 E-historical personalities - 2 Interface - 1 Query - 1
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DIGITAL OR NOT DIGITAL?
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Pustaka Maya Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong HUKM Perpustakaan Digital Siti Hasmah – MMU Perpustakaan Sultanah Zahariah – UTM – eIlmu MIMOS Digital Library http://www.digilib.mimos.my/
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