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Holt, Bonnie; Weiss, Ken; Niblack, Wayne; Flickner, Myron; Petkovic, Dragutin – Proceedings of the ASIS Annual Meeting, 1997
Describes how the Art/Art History Department at the University of California at Davis are using QBIC (TM) (Query By Image Content) image query software as a tool for managing and retrieving images from online collections of digitized artwork. Two databases were created: a Web site linked to the department's home page and a non-web version that…
Descriptors: Art, Art History, Computer Software, Databases
Brandt, D. Scott, Comp. – Computers in Libraries, 1996
This annual compilation is designed as a resource for access to products (hardware and software) and services related to library automation and information storage and retrieval. It is divided into the following sections: products and services by category; products and services by vendor; products and services by brand name; addresses of…
Descriptors: Business, Computer Peripherals, Computer Software, Consultants
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Pobukovsky, M. – Information Development, 1985
In 1975, Unesco's Computerized Documentation System was combined with Integrated Set of Information Systems to create a comprehensive collection of programs for input, management, and output. The system is being used to support an Integrated Documentation Network within Unesco and micro and minicomputer versions are soon to be released.…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Databases, Information Networks, Information Retrieval
Flanagan, Lynn; Hallett, Karin; Armstrong, Rhonda – 2000
This paper provides timesaving tips for information gathering. Part 1 presents the following tips for use of bibliographic databases: (1) read the help screens for the specific database you are using; (2) make use of the different access points and the limit features for the specific database you are using in order to focus your results; (3) learn…
Descriptors: Bibliographic Databases, Bibliographies, Citations (References), Computer Software
Matross, Ronald – Association for Institutional Research, 1987
In order to further define the role of information centers in institutional research activities, two hypotheses are advanced: there are distinctive markets for information center activities within the university; and different services, products and delivery mechanisms are needed to serve each market. Following a discussion of the evolution of the…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Databases, Delivery Systems, Higher Education
Roesler, Marina; Hawkins, Donald T. – Online, 1994
Discusses the concept and characteristics of artificial intelligence software for information retrieval, news filtering, clerical support, personal shopping, and investment counseling. Research projects on artificial intelligence at six academic institutions and examples of nine retrieval agent software packages are highlighted. Sidebars discuss…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Software, Electronic Mail, Higher Education
Lynch, Clifford A. – CAUSE/EFFECT, 1990
This article examines the technical access barriers that inhibit the effective use of the information resources available on higher education networks; the emerging information server technology that promises to alleviate many access problems; and the growing popularity of the Z39.50 protocol, including questions about this information retrieval…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Access to Information, Computer Networks, Computer Software
Brandt, D. Scott, Comp. – Computers in Libraries, 1998
This annual compilation is designed as a resource for access to products (hardware and software) and services related to library automation and information storage. Sections include products and services by category, vendor, and brand name, as well as addresses (including phone/fax, e-mail, and URL for web pages) of companies and consultants. (AEF)
Descriptors: Computer Peripherals, Computer Software, Computers, Consultants
Newman, Donald – Wilson Library Bulletin, 1986
Presents interview with Roger Summit, the president of Dialog Information Services, Inc. Highlights include Summit's role as chief architect of the system, the inception of Dialog and its beginnings at Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, services provided by Dialog, a challenge for libraries, and future developments and services. (EJS)
Descriptors: Computer Software, Costs, Databases, Futures (of Society)
Smith, Gary R. – 1986
Conducted over the past 15 years by the College of Education at Wayne State University (WSU), the studies of several databases that are described in this paper were designed for the specific purpose of providing factual information related to the problems of education in the public schools and in higher education. As a matter of precept the study…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Databases, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
Knode, Steve; Knode, Jon-David W. – 1998
This paper begins with background on intelligent agents (software programs built to perform certain specific tasks for the user). A taxonomy that categorizes intelligent agents by the degree of intelligence embedded in the software is presented. Applications of today's intelligent agents are discussed, including specific examples of the following:…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Artificial Intelligence, Classification, Computer Oriented Programs
King Research, Inc., Rockville, MD. – 1984
This document reports in three volumes the results of a series of surveys designed to: (1) determine what contribution intermediary information transfer organizations such as libraries and information analysis centers make to the value of information; (2) assess the value of two somewhat different software information analysis centers and the…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Databases, Information Centers, Information Dissemination
Rosenfeld, Pilar N. – 1985
This investigation of the use of database management systems (DBMS) in a research environment used the Rand Corporation as a case study. After a general introduction in section 1, eight sections present the major components of the study. Section 2 contains an overview of DBMS terminology and concepts, followed in section 3 by a general dsecription…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Case Studies, Computer Software, Data Collection