Browsing Περιοδικά, εφημερίδες by Author "Kapidakis, Sarantos"
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ACM International Conference Proceeding Series
(2012)The purpose of this study is to examine the Google facets, namely the suggestions found occasionally under the section "Searches related to" on the Google results page. The study focuses on whether they constitute good ... -
An adaptable framework for integrating and querying sensor data
(2011)Sensor data generated by pervasive applications are very diverse and are rarely described in standard or established formats. Consequently, one of the greatest challenges in pervasive systems is to integrate heterogeneous ... -
An architecture for online information integration on concurrent resource access on a Z39.50 environment
(2003)The lack of information integration, by the existing online systems, for resource sharing in a distributed environment, impacts directly to the development and the usage of dynamically defined Virtual Union Catalogues. In ... -
A Case for Interaction between Hospital Librarians and Administration
(2016)Scholarly publishing of hospital personnel is a way of highlighting research and clinical work. It is a result of intense clinical practice and it includes data evaluated by the scientific community. Usually, bibliographic ... -
Comparing metadata quality in the Europeana context
(2012)The quality of the metadata affects the interoperability of the collections and the quality of all search results, and is important to the success of Europeana. It is not obvious how to define quality metrics, on different ... -
Computer aided sensor placement and automatic state definition
(2010)The design of an Finite State Machine for human activity recognition heavily depends on the type, number and deployment of the sensors used. In this work we propose a tool that automatically creates the FSM, independently ... -
Data Brokers: building collections through automated negotiation
(2004)Collecting digital materials is time-consuming and can gain from automation. Since each source - and even each acquisition - may involve a separate negotiation of terms, a collector may prefer to use a broker to represent ... -
Describing immovable monuments with metadata standards
(2012)Collections with immovable monuments are less researched than other material of our culture from the aspect of description. This led us to study the metadata elements hosted in various heterogeneous schemas by local ... -
Document delivery system for Greek libraries
(2002)The capability of the current Union Catalogue application, which assists the cooperation between 232 libraries throughout Greece, is discussed. Using this application, librarians can search for desired scientific journals, ... -
Duplicate detection algorithms of bibliographic descriptions
(2008)Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to focus on duplicate record detection algorithms used for detection in bibliographic databases. Design-methodology-approach - Individual algorithms, their application process for ... -
Editorial for the TPDL 2015 special issue
(2016-09)An introduction to the journal is presented which discusses articles on topics including a semantic architecture for the preservation and interpretation of Irish historical vital records, the concept of a file history graph ... -
Eliminating query failures in a work-centric library meta-search environment
(2009)Purpose - This paper aims to describe how approaches such as semantic based query rewritings and FRBR work entities composition could solve existing problems and improve the overall behavior of a mediated based meta-search ... -
Evaluation of digital libraries
(2007)Digital libraries (DLs) are new and innovative information systems, under constant development and change, and therefore evaluation is of critical importance to ensure not only their correct evolution but also their ... -
An experimental framework for comparative digital library evaluation: The logging scheme
(2006)Evaluation of digital libraries assesses their effectiveness, quality and overall impact. In this paper we present a novel, multi-level logging framework that will provide complete coverage of the different aspects of DL ... -
Exploring query formulation and reformulation: a preliminary study to map users' search behaviour
(2008)This study aims to investigate the query formulation and reformulation patterns such as generalisations, specifications, parallel movements and replacements with synonyms within the search procedure. Results showed that ... -
Expression of Z39.50 supported search capabilities by applying formal descriptions
(2005)The wide adoption of the Z39.50 protocol from the Libraries exposes their abilities to participate in a distributed environment. In spite of the protocol specification of a unified global access mechanism, query failures ... -
Expressiveness and machine processability of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS): an analysis of concepts and relations
(2019)This study considers the expressiveness (that is, the expressive power or expressivity) of different types of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS) and discusses its potential to be machine-processable in the context of the ... -
Extracting Useful Information from MEDLINE/PubMed
(2019)The article reports that the processing data extracted from MEDLINE/PubMed can offer hospital librarians a chance to improve services in the library. It mentions that scholarly publishing of hospital personnel shows research ... -
A framework for performance monitoring, load balancing, adaptive timeouts and quality of service in digital libraries
(2000)Abstract. In this paper, we investigate the issues of performance management in large scale, autonomous and federated digital library systems, performing the tasks of indexing, searching and retrieval of information objects. ... -
Geoskills Among Academic Librarians in Greece, Cyprus and Spain
(2016)Existing literature on Geographic Information (GI) and libraries points out that American and Canadian librarians have long been aware of the intimate relationship between geospatial data and libraries. In Europe, though, ...
