This paper reviews work undertaken to better understand the performance of physical and virtual union catalogues for the purposes of resource discovery and retrieval within the JISC Information Environment, as under the auspices of the CC-interop project. System-level variations in the ability of systems to process search queries were noted and the impact of disparate cataloguing and indexing practices on recall and precision were also investigated. Recommendations for improving interoperability (including semantic interoperability) are proposed
The project worked to develop a common framework and a prototype union catalogue that provides for t...
The aims and objectives of this study were to: • Survey the extent to which repository content is in...
Abstract:- We are building a set of middleware Web Services to support a digital library, offering i...
An integral component of the CAIRNS e-Lib project was an examination of interoperability problems ca...
As far as is known, CC-interop was the first project of its kind anywhere in the world and still is....
Purpose of this paper: This paper details research undertaken to determine the key differences in th...
This presentation - delivered at a Department of Computer and Information Sciences seminar - summari...
The role, potential and interaction of networked catalogues and collection-level description have re...
The paper discusses issues in the interoperability of indexes to metadata records in distributed inf...
This article discusses the problem of interoperability in subject searching and browsing in distribu...
Libraries began in complete isolation with no uniformity of standards and have grown over time ...
Union catalogues have had an important place in libraries for many years. Their use has been little ...
There are two Union Catalogues in Singapore, both serving as the integrated national platform for in...
In this paper, the functional and relational characteristics and requirements for various types of s...
The collection management system (CMS) is a key tool for an institution. It provides numerous functi...
The project worked to develop a common framework and a prototype union catalogue that provides for t...
The aims and objectives of this study were to: • Survey the extent to which repository content is in...
Abstract:- We are building a set of middleware Web Services to support a digital library, offering i...
An integral component of the CAIRNS e-Lib project was an examination of interoperability problems ca...
As far as is known, CC-interop was the first project of its kind anywhere in the world and still is....
Purpose of this paper: This paper details research undertaken to determine the key differences in th...
This presentation - delivered at a Department of Computer and Information Sciences seminar - summari...
The role, potential and interaction of networked catalogues and collection-level description have re...
The paper discusses issues in the interoperability of indexes to metadata records in distributed inf...
This article discusses the problem of interoperability in subject searching and browsing in distribu...
Libraries began in complete isolation with no uniformity of standards and have grown over time ...
Union catalogues have had an important place in libraries for many years. Their use has been little ...
There are two Union Catalogues in Singapore, both serving as the integrated national platform for in...
In this paper, the functional and relational characteristics and requirements for various types of s...
The collection management system (CMS) is a key tool for an institution. It provides numerous functi...
The project worked to develop a common framework and a prototype union catalogue that provides for t...
The aims and objectives of this study were to: • Survey the extent to which repository content is in...
Abstract:- We are building a set of middleware Web Services to support a digital library, offering i...