URLs from Comm. ACM, 41(4), April 1998

This page supplements the Guest Editors' page http://purl.lib.vt.edu/dlib/pubs/CACM199804 related to the April 1998 CACM Special Section on Digital Libraries: Global Scope, Unlimited Access. Below are all the URLs from that special section, for easy navigation. Please feel free to report any problems or changes. - eaf

List of articles in the Special Section, with URLs

• Legally Speaking: Encoding the Law into Digital Libraries, by Pamela Samuelson
  • (p. 17) Digital Future Coalition Web site
• Toward a Worldwide Digital Library, by Edward A. Fox and Gary Marchionini
  • (p. 30) Table 1. National libraries of countries mentioned in this section
    • Australia - National Library of Australia
    • Brazil - University of Sao Paulo Library
    • Canada - National Library of Canada / Bibliotheque Nationale du Canada
    • Denmark - Det Kongelige Bibliotek
    • Finland - Helsinki University Library / National Library of Finland
    • France - Biblothegue Nationale de France
    • Germany - Die Deutsche Bibliothek
    • Hungary - Hungarian Electronic Library
    • Japan - National Center for Science Information Systems - may not respond
    • Korea - Five Library Consortium
    • Netherlands - Koninklijke Bibliotheek
    • New Zealand - National Library of New Zealand
    • Singapore - Multiple Agencies
    • United Kingdom - British Library
    • United States - Library of Congress
  • p.32 References
    • 1. Borgman, C. Social Aspects of Digital Libraries
    • 3. Paepcke, A. Digital libraries: Searching is not enough: What we learned on-site
    • 4. Scherlis, W. Repository Interoperability Workshop: Towards a repository reference model
• Interoperability for Digital Libraries Worldwide, by Andreas Paepcke et al.
• Accessing Distributed Cultural Heritage Information, by William E. Moen
  • Aquarelle
  • Dublin Core Metadata Element Set
  • Z39.50 Maintenance Agency
• Digital Access to Antiquities, by Henry M. Gladney et al.
  • Supporting Web pages
• FedStats Promotes Statistical Literacy, by Cathryn S. Dippo
  • (p. 59) Current Population Survey Data
  • (p. 60) Reference 1. Hert and Marchionini, Seeking Statistical Information in Federal Websites: Users, Tasks, Strategies, and Design Recommendations
  • U.S. Department of Labor: BLS Handbook of Methods, Ch. 1, Labor Force Data Derived from the Current Population Survey
  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics Data, Employment Situation
  • U.S. Office of Management and Budget: Statistical Policy Working Paper 22 - Report on Statistical Disclosure Limitation Methodology
• New Role for Community Networks, by D.D. Cowan et al.
  • CTT Community Network (CTTnet)
  • (p. 63) Reference 3. Hecker, Advice for Community Network System Designers
  • Lead author's home page
• Viewing Multilingual Documents on Your Local Web Browser, by A. Maeda et al.
  • gateway server and multilingual e-text collection
  • multilingual folk tales
  • (p. 65) Reference 1. Chase et al., Web Fonts - WC3 Working Draft
  • (p. 65) Reference 3. Dartois et al., A multilingual electronic text collection of folk tales for casual users using off-the-shelf browsers
• Distributed Chinese Bibliographic Searching, by M.K. Leong, L. Cao, Y. Lu
• NSF-EU Multilingual Information Access, by Judith L. Klavans and Peter Schauble
  • Digital Library Collaboratory Working Groups information
  • Multilingual Information Access working group information
• A Public Library Based on Full-text Retrieval, by Ian H. Witten et al.
  • (p. 75) Reference 7. Witten et al., The New Zealand digital library project
• Students Access Books and Journals through MeDoc, by Albert Endres and Norbert Fuhr
  • Project home page
  • (p. 77) Reference 5. Fuhr, Optimum database selection in networked IR, in Proc. SIGIR'96 Workshop on Networked Information Retrieval
• Discovery of Resources within a Distributed Library System, by Laszlo Kovacs
  • Computer Science Technical Reports
  • DELOS Working Group
  • Digital Library Collaboratory Working Groups
  • ERCIM Digital Library Initiative
  • European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics
  • MTA SZTAKI, Department of Distributed Systems
  • Networked Computer Science Technical Reports Library
  • NCSTRL overview
  • Resource Indexing and Discovery in a Globally Distributed Digital Library Workshop
  • (p. 77) Reference 2. Kahn and Wilensky, A Framework for Distributed Object Services
• Initiatives That Center on Scientific Dissemination, by Marcos Andre Goncalves and Claudia Bauzer Medeiros
  • Digital Agro-Library - EMBRAPA
  • UNICAMP Database Group page - see pointers for Geo-Library-Framework (GeoLib)
  • Scientific Electronic Library Online - SciELO
  • Tropical Database
• R&D for a Nationwide General-Purpose System, by Sung Hyon Myaeng
  • (p. 85) Reference 1. Feedman, WILLOW: Technical overview
  • (p. 85) Reference 4. NIST, Guide to Z39.50/PRISE 1.0: Installation, Use, and Modification
• Many Projects That Depend on Collaboration, by Cliff McKnight
  • Electronic Libraries Programme, eLib
  • Follett Report, 1993
  • (p. 87) Reference 1. McKnight and Dillon, User-centred design of library information systems: HyperLib - may not respond
• Libraries' New Role in Electronic Scholarly Publishing, by Andrew E. Treloar
  • Project home page links
• Semantic Information Retrieval, by Annelise Mark Pejtersen
• Discourse Analysis of User Requests, by Sanna Talja et al.
• Sorting Out Searching: A User-Interface Framework for Text Searches, by Ben Shneiderman et al.