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SGER: Making Web Publishing Irreversible

SGER: Making Web Publishing Irreversible
SGER:让网络出版不可逆转
批准号:
9907296
负责人:
Michael Keller
金额:
$5.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-09-01 至 2002-02-28

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摘要IIS-990729 Keller,Michael斯坦福大学$50,000 SGER:使网络出版不可逆转目前的电子期刊出版模式是图书馆购买期刊的网络版本,通常按年购买。 在这个模型中,客户端不获取“位”,因此对未来可用性的信任有限。 本项目将试图通过应用基于现有图书馆员技术的创新实践,在当前模式下解决这一结构性问题。 这个项目将探索开发一个协作的,易于使用的,分布式复制的Web缓存。 图书馆可以选择订阅和缓存哪些期刊。 如果丢失了,很容易被替换。 这种方法是创新的,如果广泛采用,将使图书馆在许多情况下能够自信地从纸质订阅转向电子期刊。导致图书馆服务的一个重要方面的效率、经济和能力的显著改善。
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Abstract IIS-990729Keller, Michael Stanford University $50,000SGER: Making Web Publishing Irreversible The current model of electronic journal publishing is one in which libraries buy access to a web version of a journal, usually by the year. In this model, the "bits" are not acquired by a client, and thus there is limited trust in future availability. This project will attempt to solve this structural problem within the current model by applying innovative practices based on established librarian techniques. This project will explore development of a collaborative, easy-to-use, distributed replicated web cache. Libraries choose which journals to subscribe to and cache. If one is lost, it is easily replaced. The approach is innovative and if adopted on a wide scale will allow libraries to move confidently from paper subscriptions to electronic journals in many instances. Leading to dramatic improvements in efficiencies, economics, and capabilities of one important aspect of libraries services.
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