Library Cataloging
Release 2.0 of the Bath Profile: An International Z39.50 Specification for Library Applications and Resource Discovery. This release of the profile defines four Functional Areas:
- Improving Subject Searching
Improving subject searching in databases through a combination of descriptors and UDC by Granados, Mariangels and Nicolau, Anna (2008) In Proceedings BOBCATSSS'08: Providing acces for everyone, Zadar (Croatia)Problems with subject access to online...
- Search Engines And Resource Discovery On The Web
Search Engines and Resource Discovery on the Web: Is Dublin Core an Impact Factor? by Mehdi Safari appears in Webology 2(2).This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Dublin Core metadata elements on the retrieval of web pages in a suite of six search...
- Online Information Retrieval
JavaScript tools for online information retrieval by Gamage, Ruwan and Dong, Hui (2006).JavaScript has a comparatively long history as an online information retrieval tool. During the last decade SilverPlatter's popular WebSPIRS 4.0 started using...
- Searching, Pre And Post Web
Mansourian, Yazdan (2004) Similarities and differences between web search procedure and searching in the pre-web information retrieval systems. Webology 1(1).This paper presents an introductory discussion about the commonalities and dissimilarities between...
- Xml
The current issue of JDIM (Journal of Digital Information Management) has the paper "Indexing for XML-based Articles" by Canan F. Pembe and Taflan 0. Gundem.Traditional information retrieval systems have problems in the relevancy of the search results....
Library Cataloging
Z39.50
Release 2.0 of the Bath Profile: An International Z39.50 Specification for Library Applications and Resource Discovery. This release of the profile defines four Functional Areas:
- Functional Area A for Bibliographic Search & Retrieval, with Primary Focus on Library Catalogues: A definition of a core set of searches (and the associated attributes and attribute combinations) required for basic search and retrieval mechanisms needed by library users and a definition of additional searches required for more precise searches to support other information retrieval needs.Functional Area B for Bibliographic Holdings Retrieval and Search: A definition of search and retrieval requirements to provide bibliographic and holdings information adequate to identify a library's holdings.Functional Area C for Cross-Domain Search & Retrieval: A definition of searches and retrieval mechanisms to address cross-domain information retrieval.Functional Area D for Authority Record Search & Retrieval: A definition of a core set of searches and retrieval mechanisms for searching for authority file records from online catalogues.
- Improving Subject Searching
Improving subject searching in databases through a combination of descriptors and UDC by Granados, Mariangels and Nicolau, Anna (2008) In Proceedings BOBCATSSS'08: Providing acces for everyone, Zadar (Croatia)Problems with subject access to online...
- Search Engines And Resource Discovery On The Web
Search Engines and Resource Discovery on the Web: Is Dublin Core an Impact Factor? by Mehdi Safari appears in Webology 2(2).This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Dublin Core metadata elements on the retrieval of web pages in a suite of six search...
- Online Information Retrieval
JavaScript tools for online information retrieval by Gamage, Ruwan and Dong, Hui (2006).JavaScript has a comparatively long history as an online information retrieval tool. During the last decade SilverPlatter's popular WebSPIRS 4.0 started using...
- Searching, Pre And Post Web
Mansourian, Yazdan (2004) Similarities and differences between web search procedure and searching in the pre-web information retrieval systems. Webology 1(1).This paper presents an introductory discussion about the commonalities and dissimilarities between...
- Xml
The current issue of JDIM (Journal of Digital Information Management) has the paper "Indexing for XML-based Articles" by Canan F. Pembe and Taflan 0. Gundem.Traditional information retrieval systems have problems in the relevancy of the search results....