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ویرایش: [1 ed.] نویسندگان: F. Muge, I. Granado, M. Mengucci, P. Pina, V. Ramos, N. Sirakov, J. R. Caldas Pinto (auth.), José Borbinha, Thomas Baker (eds.) سری: Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1923 ISBN (شابک) : 3540410236, 9783540410232 ناشر: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg سال نشر: 2000 تعداد صفحات: 513 [527] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 5 Mb
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries: 4th European Conference, ECDL 2000 Lisbon, Portugal, September 18–20, 2000 Proceedings به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب تحقیقات و فناوری پیشرفته برای کتابخانه های دیجیتال: چهارمین کنفرانس اروپایی، ECDL 2000 لیسبون، پرتغال، 18 تا 20 سپتامبر، 2000 مجموعه مقالات نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
ECDL2000، چهارمین کنفرانس اروپایی تحقیقات و فناوری پیشرفته برای کتابخانه های دیجیتال، امسال در لیسبون، پرتغال، پس از رویدادهای قبلی در پیزا (1997)، هراکلیون (1998)، و پاریس (1999) برگزار می شود. یکی از اهداف اصلی مجموعه کنفرانس های ECDL جذب متخصصان اطلاعات، ذینفعان و جوامع کاربر از دنیای تحقیقات و صنعت به بحث در مورد فن آوری ها، سیاست ها و سناریوهای جایگزین برای کتابخانه های دیجیتال جهانی بوده است. موفقیت کنفرانسهای قبلی باعث میشود که دنبال کردن آنها کار سختی باشد. بخش کتابخانه های دیجیتال از مجموعه واقعاً متنوعی از رشته های علمی و فنی استفاده می کند. علاوه بر این، در سه سال گذشته، همکاری جهانی در زمینه تحقیق و توسعه به عنوان یک اولویت فوری ظاهر شده است، به ویژه در برنامه چارچوب جدید اروپا و در طرح کتابخانه دیجیتال در ایالات متحده. به دلیل این تنوع، بزرگان شاید هنوز در حال مبارزه برای هویت هستند. اما این مبارزه برای هویت، خود منبع انرژی و خلاقیت است. شرکت کنندگان در این بخش احساس می کنند که بخشی از یک جامعه خاص با افراد خاص هستند. هر یک از ما ممکن است در مورد یک موضوع محدود، با پروژههای خاص، ادعای تخصص داشته باشیم، اما انتخابهایی که انجام میدهیم و روشهایی که در راهحلهای محلی استفاده میکنیم، میتوانند تأثیرات غیرقابل پیشبینی در جهان رو به رشد منابع به هم پیوسته داشته باشند.
ECDL2000, the Fourth European Conference on Research and Advanced Te- nology for Digital Libraries, is being held this year in Lisbon, Portugal, following previous events in Pisa (1997), Heraklion (1998), and Paris (1999). One major goal of the ECDL conference series has been to draw information professionals, stakeholders, and user communities from both the research world and from - dustry into a discussion of the alternative technologies, policies, and scenarios for global digital libraries. The success of previous conferences makes them a hard act to follow. The eld of digital libraries draws on a truly diverse set of scienti c and technical disciplines. In the past three years, moreover, global cooperation on research and development has emerged as an urgent priority, particularly in the new European Framework Programme and in the Digital Library Initiative in the United States. Because of this diversity, the eld is perhaps still struggling for an identity. But this struggle for identity is itself a source of energy and creativity. P- ticipants in this eld feel themselves to be part of a special community, with special people. Each of us may claim expertise on a narrow issue, with speci c projects, but the choices we make and the methods we use in local solutions can have unforeseen impacts within a growing universe of interconnected resources.
Cover Lecture Notes in Computer Science Springer Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries Copyright Page Preface Organisation General chair Programme and local chair Workshops co-chairs Tutorials co-chairs Programme Committee Reviewers Local Organising Committee Table of Contents Research Papers Optical Recognition Information Retrieval Metadata Frameworks Multimedia Users Papers Complementing Invited Talks Short-Papers Multimedia Users in Digital Libraries Information Retrieval Internet Cataloguing Technical Collections Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Special Workshop Automatic Feature Extraction and Recognition for Digital Access of Books of the Renaissance Introduction Page Segmentation Separanting Text from Non-text Line Detection Word Detection Word Recognition Word Length Threshold Correlation between Words Character ŒShape Code (CSC) Ulam™s Distance (UD) Character Segmentation (CS) Results Conclusions Acknowledgements References Content Based Indexing and Retrieval in a Digital Library of Arabic Scripts and Calligraphy 1 Introduction 2 Image Features Extraction 2.1 Low Level Feature Detection 2.2 Contours Extraction by Grouping Line or Curved Segments 3 Free Text Indexing 4 Visual Feedback 5 Evaluation 6 Conclusion References Ancient Music Recovery for Digital Libraries Introduction Statement of the Problem Basic Process of OMR Image Pre-processing 1. Segmentation of Coloured Signs 2. Segmentation of Music Scores Identification and Removal of Staff Lines 1. Finding the Staff Lines 2. Marking the Staff Lines Object Segmentation Identifying Bar Lines Experimental Results Conclusions and Future Work Acknowledgements References Probabilistic Automaton Model for Fuzzy English-Text Retrieval Introduction Proposed Methods Probabilistic Automata Construction State Transition and Symbol Output Probabilities Estimation Generation of State Sequences Output Symbol Sequences Score of the Expanded Terms Experiments Outline Results Conclusions References Associative and Spatial Relationships in Thesaurus-Based Retrieval 1 Introduction 2 OASIS Overview and Spatial Access Example 3 Semantic Distance Measures 4 RT Scenarios and Discussion 5 Conclusions Acknowledgements References Experiements on the Use of Feature Selection and Negative Evidence in Automated Text Categorization Introduction Issue in feature selection Issues in instance-based classifier induction Using negative evidence in inanstance-based classification Experimental Results Feature selection experiments Classifier induction experiments Conclusion and further research References The Benefits of Displaying Additional Internal Document Information on Textual Database Search Result Lists 1 Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Previous Research 1.3 Problems in Finding Relevant Documents 2 Techniques for Displaying Search Results 2.1 List of Results Based on Information within the Document 2.1.1 Significant Sentences 2.1.2 Significant Words 2.1.3 Information from HTML Tag 2.1.4 Additional Information 2.2 List of Results Based on Information External to the Document 2.2.1 Classification of the Document 2.2.2 Cited Documents 2.2.3 Information from the Document™s Database 3 Format of the Study 3.1 Question of the Study 3.2 Hypotheses of the Study 3.3 Format of the Experiment 3.4 Study Population 3.5 Analysis of Results 3.6 Methods of Displaying Information Which Were Studied 4 Results 5 Conclusions 5.1 Direct Conclusions from the Assumptions of the Study 5.2 General Conclusions 6 Summary 7 Suggestions for Additional Studies Acknowledgements References Interactive-Time Similarity Search for Large Image Collections Using Parallel VA-Files Introduction Related Work Architecture for Parallel VA-Files Architecture and Coordination Data Placement Partitioning of Subqueries Performance Evaluation Optimal Memory Exploitation Partial vs. Full Replication of the Full Vector Data Heterogeneous Environments Conclusions References Dublin Core Metadata for Electronic Journals Introduction Dublin Core Metadata Dublin Core in Practice An Electronic Journals Application Simple Element Mappings Journal Article Citation Metadata Journal Article Citation within MUP E-Journals DC-Citation Recommendation Author Name and Affiliation Other Issues Full Article Format and File Size Journal Article Type Language Conclusion References An Event-Aware Model for Metadata Interoperability Metadata Modularity and Interoperability Event-Aware Metadata The ABC Logical Model for Metadata Interoperability Modeling Events Using the ABC Vocabulary Resources Events Inputs and Outputs Acts Agents Context EventRel ations Applying the Model to a Complex Object Nex t Steps Acknowledgements References QUEST – Querying Specialized Collections on theWeb Introduction Unifying Search Concepts Selective Query Routing Method Experiments Metadata Description Architecture of QUEST Conclusions References Personal Data in a Large Digital Library Implementing a Reliable Digital Object Archive Introduction Components of an Archival Repository Archival Repository Properties Object Store Indexing Digital Objects Maintaining Index Consistency Performance Measurements Reliability Layer Constructing Snapshots of the Replication Set Detecting Object Corruption Performance Measurements The InfoMonitor Related Work Conclusions References Policy-Carrying, Policy-Enforcing Digital Objects 1 From Traditional Access Control to Flexible Policy Enforcement 2 Research Context 3 Policy-Carrying, Policy-Enforcing (PCPE) Digital Objects 3.1 Behavior-Oriented Policies 3.2 Specificity vs. Generalization 3.3 Decentralized Policy Management 3.4 Extensibility 3.5 Portability and Mobile Computing 4 Experiments: PCPE Digital Objects Using Fedora and PoET 4.1 Technical Overview: Fedora 4.2 Technical Overview: Policy Enforcement Toolkit (PoET) 4.3 Integration of Fedora and PoET 4.4 Experiment Results 5 Discussion 5.1 Future Work 5.2 Related Work Acknowledgements: References: INDIGO —An Approach to Infrastructures for Digital Libraries Introduction Document Processing in Digital Libraries Performing Orthogonal Operations Architectures of Digital Libraries Conclusion INDIGO --- A New Approach Document Methods Meta Documents Execution Server Overall Architecture INDIGO Prototype Examples Related Work Conclusion and Future Work Acknowledgements References Scalable Digital Libraries Based on NCSTRL/Dienst Introduction NCSTRL and Its Limitations An Efficient Dienst Implementation Database Schema Search Server Architecture Full Results Caching. Full / Partial Results Caching. Full / Incomplete Partial Caching. Incomplete Partial Caching. Experimental Results Response Time Browsing Time Number of Hits Conclusions and Future Work References OMNIS/2: A Multimedia Meta System for FLxisting Digital Libraries Motivation Current State and Demands Related Work Architectural Overview Design Principles Integration of External Systems Implementation Implementation Aspects of the Architecture Proof of Concept Meta Database Schema and Eciency The Personalization and Filtering Feature Further Activities Conclusion References Modeling Archival Repositories for Digital Libraries Introduction Archival Problems and Solutions Sources of Failures Component Failure Avoidance Techniques System-Level Techniques Architecture of an Archival Repository Archival Documents Architecture of the Non-Fault-Tolerance Store Architecture of the Archival System Failure and Recovery Modeling Modeling a Non-Fault-Tolerance Store Modeling an Archival System ArchSim: A Simulation Tool for Archival Repositories Challenges in Simulating an Archival Repository The Simulation Engine: ArchSim ArchSim's Implementation Case Study: MIT/Stanford TR Repository Conclusions References Implementation and Analysis of Several Keyframe-Based Browsing Interfaces to Digital Video Introduction The Físchlár System Dealing with a Large Amount of Temporal Data Layeredness The Provision of Temporal Orientation Spatial vs. Temporal Visualisation Using the 3-D Representation of Video Data to Specify Browsing Interfaces Dimension Space and Six Físchlár Video Browsers Layeredness and Físchlár Interfaces The Provision of Temporal Orientation and Físchlár Interfaces Spatial vs. Temporal Visualisation and Físchlár Interfaces The Six Físchlár Interfaces in Dimension Space Físchlár Video Browsing Interfaces and Characteristics Six Físchlár Browsing Interfaces Further Improvements and New UI Additions Conclusion Acknowledgements: References Functional and Intentional Limitations of Interactivity on Content Indexing Topics: Possible Uses of Automatic Classification and Contents Extraction Systems, in Order to Create Digital Libraries Databases Introduction What Kind of Articulation for Video Sequences? The Automatic Picture Analysis Automatic Pictures Sequences Recognition Automatic Sound Recognition Automatic Texts Recognition Conclusion Bibliographical Note Bibliography Interaction Profiling in Digital Libraries through Learning Tools Introduction Overview A Learning Component Based on WEKA The Learning Server: Interaction Profiling Assigning User Classes Experimental Results Conclusions and Future Work Acknowledgments. References DEBORA: Developing an Interface to Support Collaboration in a Digital Library 1 Introduction 2 Collaboration in Digital Libraries 2.1 Overview of Collaborative Work for Digital Libraries Annotations. 2.2 Designing for New Ways of Working 3 Work Practice and Design Implications 3.1 Observations of the Use of Renaissance Documents 3.2. Current Collaborative Practices 3.3 Metadata 3.4 Design 4 The DEBORA Client 4.1 Client Interface 4.2 Collaboration and Metadata 5 Initial User Studies with the Client Interface 6 Conclusions Acknowledgements References Children as Design Partners and Testers for a Children's Digital Library Digital Library Technology and Children Participatory Design - Engaging Children as Design Partners Design Choices Provide Opportunity for Creation, Collaboration, and Engagement Provide Workspace and Equal Opportunity for Flexibility and Manipulation of Search Results Participatory Evaluation - Engaging Children as Testers Initial Evaluation of Three Interface Designs Ranking Design Features for Children's Digital Libraries Design Lessons, Conclusions and On-going Work Acknowledgements References Evaluating a User-Model Based Personalisation Architecture for Digital News Services 1 Introduction 2 Analysis of Other Systems 3 Modelling the Users 4 Information Filtering 4.1 Representing Information 4.2 Integrating Text Classification Tasks 4.3 Information Dissemination 5 Evaluation User-Centred Evaluation Evaluation of Observed User Profiles 5.3 System Evaluation 5.4 Results Discussion 6 Conclusions References Aging Links Introduction Evolution in Cooperative Link Scenarios The Concept of Aging Links The Aging Process Computing Ages and Age Levels Classification of Evolution-Indicating Events Link Type Specific Evolution Dependencies EvEnAge An XML-Based Service for Link Aging The EvEnAge Service Architecture Link Ages: Management and Rendering EvEnAge Components Related Work Conclusions and Further Research Acknowledgments References Core Elements of Digital Gazetteers: Placenames, Categories, and Footprints 1 Introduction 2 Current Status of Digital Gazetteers 3 Alexandria Digital Library Gazetteer 4 Nature of Placenames and Categories of Places 5 Georeferencing Places 6 Conclusions Acknowledgements References The Application of an Event-Aware Metadata Model to an Online Oral History Archive 1 Introduction 2 The Harmony Event-aware Model for Metadata Interoperability 3 A Metadata Model for an Online Oral History Archive 3.1 Description of the Application 3.2 Applying the Harmony ABC Model 3.3 The Schema Representation 4 The MEGGIE Application 4.1 Inputting the Metadata 4.2 Saving the Metadata 4.3 Implementation of the Schema Mappings 5 The Search and Browse Interface 6 Comparisons, Conclusions, and Future Work 6.1 Comparisons and Conclusions 6.2 Future Work Acknowledgements. References From the Visual Book to the WEB Book: The Importance of Good Design 1 Introduction 2 Visual Rhetoric 3 The Visual Book Experiment 4 Visual Book Findings and Analysis 5 The WEB Book Experiment 6 Design Issues for the WEB Book 7 The WEB Book: Findings and Analysis 8 Conclusions References Topic Detection in Read Documents Introduction System Outline Topic Detection Experiments with BD_PÚBLICO Conclusions and Future Work Acknowledgements References Map Segmentation by Colour Cube Genetic K-Mean Clustering 1 Introduction 2 Genetic Clustering in Image Segmentation 3 K-Means Clustering Model 4 Genetic Implementation 5 Results, Conclusions, and Future Work References Spoken Query Processing for Information Access in Digital Libraries Spoken Access to Digital Libraries Spoken Query Processing Eects of Word Recognition Errors in SQP Techniques for Improving SQP References A Metadata Model for Historical Documentary Films 1 The Metadata Model 2 A Running Example 3 Concluding Remarks References Image Description and Retrieval Using MPEG-7 Shape Descriptors The Context The MPEG-7 Standard An Application for MPEG-7 Shape Description and Retrieval References A Large Scale Component-Based Multi-media Digital Library System– Development Experience and User Evaluation – 1 Introduction 2 Software Components 3 System Design and Fabrication 4 User Evaluation 5 Conclusions Acknowledgements References Personalised Delivery of News Articles from Multiple Sources Introduction Existing News Delivery Systems Personalised News Delivery Systems Information Retrieval User Interface Evaluation Concluding Remarks and Further Enhancements References Building a Digital Library of Web News Overview Architecture Results References Automatically Detecting and Organizing Documents into Topic Hierarchies: A Neural Network Based Approach to Bookshelf Creation and Arrangement Introduction Creating Topic Hierarchies of Shelves Walking through a Newspaper Archive Conclusions References Daffodil: Distributed Agents for User-Friendly Access of Digital Libraries Introduction Layered Architecture of Daffodil The User Interface Summary References An Adaptive Systems Approach to the Implementation and Evaluation of Digital Library Recommendation Systems Evaluation of Recommendation Systems Precision and Recall for Traditional IR Evaluation of Recommendation Systems Validity and Reliability with Shared Knowledge Structures The Identification of User Communities User Log Clusters Conclusion References Are End-Users Satisfied by Using Digital Libraries? 1 Introduction 2 Findings 2.1 Types of Libraries 2.2 Definitions of DL from the Survey 2.3 Digital Library Components 2.4 Methods of Accessing Informatrion 2.5 Advantages 2.5 Disadvantages and Barriers 2.6 Improving Education 3 Impact of Electronic Copyright Laws 4 Conclusion CAP7: Searching and Browsing in Distributed Document Collections? Introduction Gathering and Summarizing IR/HT Engine Status and Outlook References Representing Context-Dependent Information Using Multidimensional XML Motivation and Approach MXML Syntax and Semantics Discussion and Future Work References AQUA (Advanced Query User Interface Architecture) Introduction to AQUA Rating Documents with AQUA Summary References Fusion of Overlapped Result Sets Introduction Proposed Data Fusion Method Implementation and Experimental Results Discussion References ActiveXML: Compound Documents for Integration of Heterogeneous Data Sources Introduction ActiveXML Online Web News Personalization with ActiveXML Conclusions and Future Work References newsWORKS©, the Complete Solution for Digital Press Clippings and Press Reviews: Capture of Information in an Intelligent Way 1 Introduction 2 Main Concepts and Features Recognition of Selected Articles. Production of the Clipping Primary and Bibliographic Indexing (Metadata) Full-Text Recognition Creation of Press Reviews 3 Conclusion Effects of Cognitive and Problem Solving Style on Internet Search Tool 1 Introduction 2 Definition of Terms 2.1 Internet Search Tools Differences 2.2 Individual Differences 2.3 Usability 3 Related Studies 4 Conclusion References Follow the Fox to Renardus: An Academic Subject Gateway Service for Europe Overview Surveys of User Requirements and Use Case Scenarios 3 Evaluation of Broker Models in Related Projects 4 Service Scope, Data Model, and Technical Standards 5 Further Information and Opportunities for Participation 6 Conclusions References CORC: Helping Libraries Take a Leading Role in the Digital Age Toolset for Selecting, Describing, and Maintaining Electronic Resources Database Tool for Building Pathfinders Technology, Cooperation, and Librarianship How Librarians are Using CORC CORC and the Digital Age Automatic Web Rating: Filtering Obscene Content on the Web 1 Introduction 2 Filtering Techniques 3 Corpus and Experimental Results 4 Conclusions References The Bibliographic Management of Web Documents in Digital and Hybrid Libraries Introduction Digital and Hybrid Libraries 1.2 The Web as Library Web Management Author-Based Management Cataloger-Based Management Change and Demise Web Document Change Web Page Demise Conclusions References The Economic Impact of an Electronic Journal Collection on an Academic Library 1 Introduction 2 Development Stage 2.1 Wireless Technology Provides Access Anywhere 2.2 Development of Drexel's Electronic Journal Collection 3 Impact on Library Staffing and Other Costs References A Comparative Transaction Log Analysis of Two Computing Collections Introduction Data collection Query complexity User sessions User acceptance of default settings Conclusions Acknowledgements References ERAM - Digitisation of Classical Mathematical Publications Synopsis Introduction Structure and Enhancements of the JFM-Database The Digital Archive The Electronic Library in EMIS - European Mathematical Information Service 1 Preliminaries 2 The Electronic Library 3 The Links to the Databases 4 Future Developments Model for an Electronic Access to the Algerian Scientific Literature: Short Description References A Digital Library of Native American Images 1 Introduction 2 Digital Library Requirements, Models, Systems, and Frameworks 3 Electronic Publishing and Economic Issues 4 Networking and Distributing Issues 5 Social Implications and Issues 6 Technical Information 7 Conclusion China Digital Library Initiative and Development 1 Introduction 2 Overview of Current Research and Development on the Digital Library in China 3 Preparation and Construction of the Digital Library Resource Databases 3.1 Macro-Planning 3.2 Implementation 4 Problems Needed to be Solved 4.1 Understanding of the Characteristics of Digital Library Project 4.2 Government Funding 4.3 Utilization of Mature Technology 4.4 Markup of Object Data 4.5 Cooperation of Information Collection and Storage Centers 4.6 Virtuous Circle of the Fund 4.7 Standardization 4.8 Legal Issues 5 Conclusion References Appropriation of Legal Information: Evaluation of Data Bases for Researchers 1 Introduction 2 Our Experimentation 3 Recommendations 3.1 Content of the Data Bases 3.2 Functionalities 3.3 Recovery and Exploitation of the Results 3.4 Workstation 4 Conclusion References Publishing 30 Years of the Legislation of Brazil´s São Paulo State in CD-ROM and Internet Electronic Dissemination of Statistical Information at Local Level: A Cooperative Project between a University Library and Other Public Institutions Background The Project: Objectives, Method, and Activities Specific Objectives and Services of the Library Comments Building Archaeological Photograph Library 1 Introduction 2 Archaeological Photograph Library Project 2.1 Target 2.2 System Design 3 Designing Metadata of the Archaeological Photograph Library 4 Database and Browsing Conclusion References EULER – A DC-Based Integrated Access to Library Catalogues and Other Mathematics Information in the Web 1 Synopsis 2 Objectives and Structure of the EULER-Project 3 The EULER Partners 4 Current Achievements of the EULER-Project Decomate: Unified Access to Globally Distributed Libraries Introduction The Mediator Architecture of Decomate The Broker The Multi-protocol Server (MPS) The Result Optimiser (RO) Personalised Services Current Awareness Document Requester Authentication and Authorisation The Concept Browser References MADILIS, the Microsoft Access-Based Digital Library System Introduction Digital Library Criteria Design Considerations Low Cost Scalability Technical Simplicity Leveraging Electronic Content: Electronic Linking Initiatives at Arizona State University Background 2 The Problem 3 SilverLinker at ASU Libraries 4 ISILINKS 5 What We Have Learned and Other Observations Leveraging Eliminating Intermediate User Steps Maximizing the Web Model Problems with Standards Authentication Performance Problems Lost in Cyberspace? Asian Film Connection: Developing a Scholarly Multilingual Digital Library – A Case Study Background Plan for a Digital Library Collaboration with the Center for Software Engineering Promotional Website and Prototype Phase Funding Social Aspects Conclusions Useful URLs Conceptual Model of Children’s Electronic Textbook 1 Introduction 2 E-Book Models 2.1 Children™s E-Book Conceptual Model 2.1.1 Structural Components 2.1.2 Content Presentation Components 3 Conclusion References An Information Food Chain for Advanced Applications on the WWW Introduction The Information Food Chain Related Work and Conclusion An Architecture for a Multi Criteria Exploration of a Documents Set Introduction Architecture Application on an Environmental Document Set Conclusion and Perspectives References An Open Digital Library Ordering System Introduction Description of the Ordering System Customer Search and Selection Ordering Statistics Advantages - Future Extensions Special NKOS Workshop on Networked Knowledge Organization Systems Objectives Workshop Content and Structure Overview Workshop Topics Digital Library Requirements for Knowledge Organization Schemas: Digital Library Requirements for Knowledge Based Data Processing: Digital Library Requirements for Knowledge Structuring and Management: Digital Library Requirements for Access to Knowledge Structures: Communities Involved: Expected Participants Implementing Electronic Journals in the Library and Making them Available to the End-User: An Integrated Approach 1 The Context: Strategies for Implementing Electronic Journals 2 A Strategy to Implement Electronic Journals 3 Viewing Electronic Journals References Author Index 978-3-540-45268-3_13_OnlinePDF.pdf Implementing a Reliable Digital Object Archive Introduction Components of an Archival Repository Archival Repository Properties Object Store Indexing Digital Objects Maintaining Index Consistency Performance Measurements Reliability Layer Constructing Snapshots of the Replication Set Detecting Object Corruption Performance Measurements The InfoMonitor Related Work Conclusions References 978-3-540-45268-3_18_OnlinePDF.pdf Modeling Archival Repositories for Digital Libraries Introduction Archival Problems and Solutions Sources of Failures Component Failure Avoidance Techniques System-Level Techniques Architecture of an Archival Repository Archival Documents Architecture of the Non-Fault-Tolerance Store Architecture of the Archival System Failure and Recovery Modeling Modeling a Non-Fault-Tolerance Store Modeling an Archival System ArchSim: A Simulation Tool for Archival Repositories Challenges in Simulating an Archival Repository The Simulation Engine: ArchSim ArchSim's Implementation Case Study: MIT/Stanford TR Repository Conclusions References