VLDL 2010 - Third Workshop on Very Large Digital Libraries (VLDL)
Topics/Call fo Papers
Third Workshop on Very Large Digital Libraries (VLDL)
The implementation of modern Digital Libraries is more demanding than in the past. Information consumers are facing with the need to access ever growing, heterogeneous, possibly federated Information Spaces while information providers are interested in satisfying such needs by sharing rich and organised views over their information deluge. Because of their fundamental role of information production and dissemination vehicle, Digital Libraries are also expected to provide information society with functionalities and services that must be available 24/7 and guarantee the expected quality of service. This scenario leads to the development of Very Large Digital Libraries, which are “very large” in terms of the number of information objects and collections to be made available, users to be served and potentially distributed functionality/content resources needed to construct them. Research on VLDLs opens up novel and actual scenarios, where researchers have to confront with new foundational and system design challenges in a context having scalability, interoperability and sustainability as focal points. Authors and participants of the past editions of Very Large Digital Library Workshop, respectively at ECDL 2008[2] and ECDL 2009[3] , have confirmed the importance of the topic and eagerly started investigating the foundations of this new and “hot” research field (results have been published at SIGMOD Record[4] and D-Lib Magazine[5] ). The goal of the Third Very Large Digital Library workshop is to prosecute such fertile discussions, hence to continue on providing researchers, practitioners and application developers with a forum fostering a constructive exchange among all key actors in the field of Very Large Digital Libraries.
The Quest
References
.VLDL2010HomeThe QuestTopicsAuthors InstructionsProgram CommitteeOrganizing CommitteeReferencesECDL 2010
Past Editions.For any information you may need, please contact the organizers.
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The implementation of modern Digital Libraries is more demanding than in the past. Information consumers are facing with the need to access ever growing, heterogeneous, possibly federated Information Spaces while information providers are interested in satisfying such needs by sharing rich and organised views over their information deluge. Because of their fundamental role of information production and dissemination vehicle, Digital Libraries are also expected to provide information society with functionalities and services that must be available 24/7 and guarantee the expected quality of service. This scenario leads to the development of Very Large Digital Libraries, which are “very large” in terms of the number of information objects and collections to be made available, users to be served and potentially distributed functionality/content resources needed to construct them. Research on VLDLs opens up novel and actual scenarios, where researchers have to confront with new foundational and system design challenges in a context having scalability, interoperability and sustainability as focal points. Authors and participants of the past editions of Very Large Digital Library Workshop, respectively at ECDL 2008[2] and ECDL 2009[3] , have confirmed the importance of the topic and eagerly started investigating the foundations of this new and “hot” research field (results have been published at SIGMOD Record[4] and D-Lib Magazine[5] ). The goal of the Third Very Large Digital Library workshop is to prosecute such fertile discussions, hence to continue on providing researchers, practitioners and application developers with a forum fostering a constructive exchange among all key actors in the field of Very Large Digital Libraries.
The Quest
References
.VLDL2010HomeThe QuestTopicsAuthors InstructionsProgram CommitteeOrganizing CommitteeReferencesECDL 2010
Past Editions.For any information you may need, please contact the organizers.
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