The International Information & Library Review · 2003 · 10 citations · 10 references
ComputingInformation SystemsInformation TechnologyData ManagementDatabasesInformation ArchitectureDigital Library ArchitectureDigital Library OrganizationDigital PreservationDigital PublishingDocument ManagementMetadata StandardsDigital Collections ManagementDigital Scholarly CommunicationElectronic PublishingInformation System ImpactInstitutional Repository IntegrationMetadata
This paper relates and analyses the experience of various Brazilian institutions organized in a consortium with the aim of providing integration and unified access, via a web gateway, to full-text electronic theses already available at different Brazilian universities. The rise and impact of free electronic academic publishing on scientific communication and the development of science is analyzed. The results of a pilot programme, developed under the coordination of IBICT, as well as technical and technological aspects of information system models adopted, are presented. Aspects such as metadata sets and formats, protocols for automatic gathering of metadata, union catalogue databases, user interfaces and integration with other Brazilian STI systems, are analyzed. Finally, future developments and the enlargement of the Brazilian Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations are discussed.
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