Most digital libraries (DLs) necessarily focus on the complex issues that arise when library collections are freed from their physical anchors in buildings and on paper. Typical i...
The distributed, project-oriented nature of digital libraries (DLs) has made them difficult to evaluate in aggregate. By modifying the methods and tools used to evaluate tradition...
In this article we present an evaluation of text clustering and classification methods for creating digital library browse interfaces, focusing on the particular case of collecti...
The Digital Anthropology Resources for Teaching (DART) project integrates the content acquisition and cataloging initiatives of a federated digital repository with the development...
Users of modern digital libraries (DLs) can keep themselves up-to-date by searching and browsing their favorite collections, or more conveniently by resorting to an alerting servi...
In this paper, we consider two important problems that commonly occur in bibliographic digital libraries, which seriously degrade their data qualities: Mixed Citation (MC) problem...
Dongwon Lee, Byung-Won On, Jaewoo Kang, Sanghyun P...
This paper describes a method to analyze the history of hypermedia collections. We gathered information about documents using the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. Analysis fo...
Alerting for Digital Libraries (DL) is an important and useful feature for the library users. To date, two independent services and a few publisher-hosted proprietary services hav...
Structured data and complex schemas are becoming the main way to represent the information many Digital Libraries provide, thus impacting the services they offer. When searching i...
Exploring services for digital libraries (DLs) include two major paradigms, browsing and searching, as well as other services such as clustering and visualization. In this paper, ...