Digital Libraries: Achievements, Challenges and Opportunities

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynote and Invited Talks

   1. The Age of Content and Knowledge Processing

      • Makoto Nagao

      Pages 1-1

   2. Cyber Science Infrastructure and Scholarly Information for the Promotion of e-Science in Japan

      • Jun Adachi

      Pages 2-3

   3. Working Together in Developing Library and Information Science Education in the Asia Pacific

      • Schubert Foo, Christopher S. G. Khoo, Abdus Sattar Chaudhry, Shaheen Majid

      Pages 4-11

3. Advanced Digital Archives

   1. Annotating the Web Archives – An Exploration of Web Archives Cataloging and Semantic Web

      • Paul H. J. Wu, Adrian K. H. Heok, Ichsan P. Tamsir

      Pages 12-21

   2. Owlery: A Flexible Content Management System for “Growing Metadata” of Cultural Heritage Objects and Its Educational Use in the CEAX Project

      • Kenro Aihara, Taizo Yamada, Noriko Kando, Satoko Fujisawa, Yusuke Uehara, Takayuki Baba et al.

      Pages 22-31

   3. A Digital Library for Preservation of Folklore Crafts, Skills, and Rituals and Its Role in Folklore Education

      • Yung-Fu Chen, Po-Chou Chan, Kuo-Hsien Huang, Hsuan-Hung Lin

      Pages 32-41

   4. A Digital Video Archive System of NDAP Taiwan

      • Hsiang-An Wang, Guey-Ching Chen, Chih-Yi Chiu, Jan-Ming Ho

      Pages 42-50

4. Digital Libraries and Learning

   1. A Research Project to Convert Chinese Traditional Calligraphic Paintings to SCORM-Compatible E-Learning Materials

      • Chao-chen Chen, Jian-hua Yeh, Shun-hong Sie

      Pages 51-60

   2. Interdisciplinary Curriculum Development for Digital Library Education

      • Seungwon Yang, Edward A. Fox, Barbara M. Wildemuth, Jeffrey Pomerantz, Sanghee Oh

      Pages 61-70

5. Distributed Repositories

   1. A Digital Resource Harvesting Approach for Distributed Heterogeneous Repositories

      • Yang Zhao, Airong Jiang

      Pages 71-80

   2. Parallelising Harvesting

      • Hussein Suleman

      Pages 81-90

6. Information Extraction

   1. Sibling Page Search by Page Examples

      • Hiroaki Ohshima, Satoshi Oyama, Katsumi Tanaka

      Pages 91-100

   2. Contextualization of a RDF Knowledge Base in the VIKEF Project

      • Heiko Stoermer, Ignazio Palmisano, Domenico Redavid, Luigi Iannone, Paolo Bouquet, Giovanni Semeraro

      Pages 101-110

   3. Visualizing User Communities and Usage Trends of Digital Libraries Based on User Tracking Information

      • Seonho Kim, Subodh Lele, Sreeram Ramalingam, Edward A. Fox

      Pages 111-120

   4. Extracting Mnemonic Names of People from the Web

      • Tomoko Hokama, Hiroyuki Kitagawa

      Pages 121-130

   5. Automatic Task Detection in the Web Logs and Analysis of Multitasking

      • Nikolai Buzikashvili

      Pages 131-140

   6. Extracting Structured Subject Information from Digital Document Archives

      • Jyi-Shane Liu, Ching-Ying Lee

      Pages 141-150

   7. Topic Structure Mining Using PageRank Without Hyperlinks

      • Hiroyuki Toda, Ko Fujimura, Ryoji Kataoka, Hiroyuki Kitagawa

      Pages 151-162

7. Personalization for Digital Libraries

   1. Personalized Information Delivering Service in Blog-Like Digital Libraries

      • Jason J. Jung

      Pages 163-172

The International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries (ICADL) was born in Hong Kongin 1998and hosted in Taipei (1999),Seoul(2000),Bangalore(2001), Singapore (2002), Kuala Lumpur (2003), Shanghai (2004) and Bangkok (2005). ICADL 2006 held in Kyoto, Japan was the 9th of the ICADL series. ICADL has been recognized as an important event for the digital library communities not only in Asia but also globally. The primary mission of ICADL, like the Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL) and European Conference on Digital Libraries (ECDL), is to serve as a forum for exchange of new advanced te- nologies and ideas among researchers and practitioners. In addition, ICADL as a conference based in Asia is an important event not only for people in dev- oped countries but also in developing countries where there is large diversity in culture, language and development. ICADL 2006received170papersubmissionsfrom23countries.Everysubm- sion was reviewed by at least three reviewers. The Program Committee selected 46 full papers and 14 short papers based on the quality and contribution to digital library research. ICADL as well as JCDL and ECDL cover a wide range of information technologies for digital libraries as well as the human and social aspects of digital libraries. The topics of the papers in the proceedings include information extraction, information retrieval, metadata, architectures for di- tal libraries and archives, ontologies, information seeking, cultural heritage and e-learning.

• ARC
• Alignment
• Augmented Reality
• DOM
• Extensible Markup Language (XML)
• Multimedia
• Perl
• architecture
• classification
• data mining
• digital library infrastructure
• information extraction
• information retrieval
• information society
• organization

• University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

  Shigeo Sugimoto

• The University of Queensland, St Lucia, Australia

  Jane Hunter

• Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

  Andreas Rauber

• Research Center for Knowledge Communities, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

  Atsuyuki Morishima