Dr. Zimmerman Digital Library
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The document introduces Dr. Michael R. Zimmerman and his digital library at Villanova University. It summarizes Dr. Zimmerman's career and research interests. It then describes the goals, objectives, and architecture of the digital library created using DSpace to organize and provide open access to Dr. Zimmerman's work. Issues addressed in configuring the library and lessons learned from the project are also summarized.
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Dr. Zimmerman Digital Library
- 1. Dr. Michael R Zimmerman’s Digital Library Ravindra Raju Kolahalam Narsimha Sandeep @Villanova University Dec 7th, 2009
- 8. 5S Framework High level specification of digital library in five complementary dimensions Stream model Text Image Video Structure model Metadata Attributes Attributes Format Taxonomies Dr. Zimmerman’s DL type PDF/text file Scenario model DL Manager Author (Dr. Zimmerman) General public Repository building Value added Domain specific User interface Metric space Space model Society model
- 17. Resources http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-04252007-161736/unrestricted/dgorton_thesis_final.pdf Important Links Dr. Zimmerman’s Digital Library Dr Zimmerman’s website Ravindra’s blog
- 18. Special Thanks To : Dr. Lillian Cassel Dr. Michael R Zimmerman
- 19. QUESTIONS?