Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynote: The Web Changes Everything: Understanding and Supporting People in Dynamic Information Environments

   1. Keynote: The Web Changes Everything: Understanding and Supporting People in Dynamic Information Environments

      • Susan Dumais

      Pages 1-1

3. System Architectures

   1. Modelling Digital Libraries Based on Logic

      • Carlo Meghini, Nicolas Spyratos, Tsuyoshi Sugibuchi

      Pages 2-13

   2. General-Purpose Digital Library Content Laboratory Systems

      • Paolo Manghi, Marko Mikulicic, Leonardo Candela, Michele Artini, Alessia Bardi

      Pages 14-21

   3. Component-Based Authoring of Complex, Petri net-based Digital Library Infrastructure

      • Yung Ah Park, Unmil Karadkar, Richard Furuta

      Pages 22-29

4. Metadata

   1. Uncovering Hidden Qualities – Benefits of Quality Measures for Automatically Generated Metadata

      • Sascha Tönnies, Wolf-Tilo Balke

      Pages 30-37

   2. Query Transformation in a CIDOC CRM Based Cultural Metadata Integration Environment

      • Manolis Gergatsoulis, Lina Bountouri, Panorea Gaitanou, Christos Papatheodorou

      Pages 38-45

   3. User-Contributed Descriptive Metadata for Libraries and Cultural Institutions

      • Michael A. Zarro, Robert B. Allen

      Pages 46-54

5. Multimedia IR

   1. An Approach to Content-Based Image Retrieval Based on the Lucene Search Engine Library

      • Claudio Gennaro, Giuseppe Amato, Paolo Bolettieri, Pasquale Savino

      Pages 55-66

   2. Evaluation Constructs for Visual Video Summaries

      • Stina Westman

      Pages 67-79

   3. Visual Expression for Organizing and Accessing Music Collections in MusicWiz

      • Konstantinos Meintanis, Frank M. Shipman

      Pages 80-91

6. Interaction and Interoperability

   1. An Architecture for Supporting RFID-Enhanced Interactions in Digital Libraries

      • George Buchanan, Jennifer Pearson

      Pages 92-103

   2. New Evidence on the Interoperability of Information Systems within UK Universities

      • Kathleen Menzies, Duncan Birrell, Gordon Dunsire

      Pages 104-115

   3. Enhancing Digital Libraries with Social Navigation: The Case of Ensemble

      • Peter Brusilovsky, Lillian Cassel, Lois Delcambre, Edward Fox, Richard Furuta, Daniel D. Garcia et al.

      Pages 116-123

7. Digital Preservation

   1. Automating Logical Preservation for Small Institutions with Hoppla

      • Stephan Strodl, Petar Petrov, Michael Greifeneder, Andreas Rauber

      Pages 124-135

   2. Estimating Digitization Costs in Digital Libraries Using DiCoMo

      • Alejandro Bia, Rafael Muñoz, Jaime Gómez

      Pages 136-147

   3. In Pursuit of an Expressive Vocabulary for Preserved New Media Art

      • Andrew McHugh, Leo Konstantelos

      Pages 148-155

8. Social Web/Web 2.0

   1. Privacy-Aware Folksonomies

      • Clemens Heidinger, Erik Buchmann, Matthias Huber, Klemens Böhm, Jörn Müller-Quade

      Pages 156-167

   2. Seamless Web Editing for Curated Content

      • David Bainbridge, Brook J. Novak

      Pages 168-175

   3. Automatic Classification of Social Tags

      • Christian Wartena

      Pages 176-183

In the 14 years since its ?rst edition back in 1997, the European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL) has become the reference meeting for an interdisciplinary community of researchers and practitioners whose professional activities revolve around the theme of d- th ital libraries. This volume contains the proceedings of ECDL 2010, the 14 conference in this series, which, following Pisa (1997), Heraklion (1998), Paris (1999),Lisbon(2000),Darmstadt(2001),Rome(2002),Trondheim(2003),Bath (2004), Vienna (2005), Alicante (2006), Budapest (2007), Aarhus (2008), and Corfu (2009), was held in Glasgow, UK, during September 6–10, 2010. th Asidefrombeingthe14 edition of ECDL, this was also the last, at least with this name since starting with 2011, ECDL will be renamed (so as to avoid acronym con?icts with the European Computer Driving Licence) to TPLD, standing for the Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries. We hope you all will join us for TPDL 2011 in Berlin! For ECDL 2010 separate calls for papers, posters and demos were issued, - sulting in the submission to the conference of 102 full papers, 40 posters and 13 demos. This year, for the full papers, ECDL experimented with a novel, two-tier reviewing model, with the aim of further improving the quality of the resu- ing program. A ?rst-tier Program Committee of 87 members was formed, and a further Senior Program Committee composed of 15 senior members of the DL community was set up.

• Alignment
• Editing
• calculus
• classification
• collaboration
• computer science
• database
• databases
• digital libraries
• digital preservation
• digital societies
• information retrieval
• knowledge discovery
• programming language
• social networking

• Dept. of Computer Science, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK

  Mounia Lalmas, Joemon Jose

• Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

  Andreas Rauber

• Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologia dell’Informazione, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa, Italy

  Fabrizio Sebastiani

• University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Uk

  Ingo Frommholz