INLS 235
Day 4
Reminder, no class next week!
Pass around the artesia Teams ‘enterprise digital asset management for
world-wide organizations’ description
1. One minute papers
Points
Collection development
issues, similarities (and differences) in physical and digital CDPs
User centered or
culture/organization centered CDP
User-centered portals
Questions
Who is responsible for
archiving materials and usages in DLs? (e.g., DL
bookmarks on client vs server?)
How many humans are needed in
DLs?
Where should value be added
in DLs?
Will digital publishing (by
libraries or NGOs) solve our scholarly publishing problems?
How does unlimited storage
impact access and use?
Why not simply adopt physical
library CDPs?
2. Multimedia
Special issues/requirements
Convergence (analog and digital cultures, careers, tools, design traditions, etc.)
Hardware (server and client side): special cards, processors, cables
Software (DBMS models, e.g., blobs vs MMDBMS; indexing, browsers, e.g., plug ins)
Data management: formats (analog and digital), metadata
Access and use (how to query? (e.g., hum a few bars), QBE interfaces, interactive interfaces, tools to integrate (e.g., PP, Word)
Human behavior models (perceptual, cognitive, and affective processing and impacts)
Example video DLs
Informedia project http://www.informedia.cs.cmu.edu/
Fischlar project http://www.cdvp.dcu.ie/index.html
Open video project (www.open-video.org)
Overview of Open Video (Powerpoint slides)
Backend tools and services
Processing workstations,
dedicated server, distributed storage (I2-DSI)
Bandwidth
Open Source software: Linux/PHP/MySQL/Apache
Tape players (VHS, Beta SP);
digitization boards (Broadway) and software for AVI/MOV to MPEG-1 and MPEG-2,
now QuickTime too
Merit (keyframe
extraction, UMCP), modified for Linux
VAST
Speech to text (Sphinx
version X, CMU)
Transaction log scripts (for
monitoring and recommenders)
ISEE
Peer to peer
exchange
Indexer workstation (Meng to demo)
Managing a server (security,
repairs, upgrades)
Tools and services for our users
studies
Database driven web pages for
user interaction
Usability workstation
(multiple camera, mixer, VCR)
Eye tracking system
Speech synthesis (Macintosh)
6.
1. Bruza,
P., McArthuer, R., & Dennis, S. (2000). Interactive
Internet search : Keyword, directory, and query
reformulation mechanisms compared.
Proceedings of ACM SIGIR 2000, p, 280-287. (ACM DL)
2. Marchionini, G., Plaisant, C., & Komlodi, A.
(1998). Interfaces and
tools for the Library of Congress National Digital Library Program. Information Processing & Management, 34(5),
535-555.
http://www.ils.unc.edu/~march/ipm_lc.pdf
Optional: Prager, J., Brown, E., & Coden, A. (2000). Question-answering by predictive annotation. Proceedings of ACM SIGIR 2000. p. 184-191. (ACM DL)
Optional: Croft, B., Cook, R. and Wilder, D.,
"Providing Government Information on the Internet: Experiences with
THOMAS," in Proceedings of the Digital Libraries Conference DL'95,
7. One-minute
paper
What was the main point you learned in
class today?
What is the main, unanswered question you leave class
with today?