The Stanford Digital Library Technologies Project

STANFORD DIGITAL LIBRARIES TECHNOLOGIES
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Retrieving Information

Information Tiling

PalmPilot Infrastructure

Power Browsing

PB Summarization Movie

PB Navigation Movie

PB Forms Movie

Query Translator

SDLIP

Value Filtering

WebBase

Interpreting Information

Web Clustering

Managing Information

Archival Repositories

Archiving Movie

InterBib

Medical Transport Info

PhotoBrowser

Sharing Information

Diet ORB

Digital Wallets

Mobile Security

DLI1 Projects

AHA

ComMentor

DLITE

Google

GLOSS

FAB

Grassroots

Metadata Architecture

RManage/FIRM

SenseMaker

SCAM

Shopping Models, U-PAI

SONIA

STARTS

WebWriter

Managing Information

These projects address some of the many issues surrounding dealing with information in the real-world including long-term organization of information, paying for information in a distributed environment, detecting copyright infringement, and rights management.

Archival Repositories: a Digital Library Repository (DLR) is formed by a collection of independent but collaborating sites. Each site manages a collection of digital objects and provides services (to be defined) to other sites.
"Archival Storage for Digital Libraries."
- Arturo Crespo
- Prof. Hector Garcia-Molina
InterBib: InterBib is a tool for maintaining bibliographic information. Capable of reading from and writing to many different formats, it acts as a unified, searchable repository of bibliographic records.
Information on InterBib
- Andreas Paepcke

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