.... Although this study deserves its value, in that this developed a crawler to collect all deep webs, there are limitations like those in Table I . Web archiving gathers the entire web or parts of it, and preserves them permanently in a web archive for the public. Since there are a variety of webs...

... on developing data documentation and archiving research data following project completion. Analysis of ongoing support requests identifies a need for guidance on data management plans and complying with journal sharing requirements. Research limitations/implications – The paper provides a case study...

... phase of the project has yet to begin. Originality/value Rather than an information portal, the ScotlandsPlaces web site aggregates disparate types of record, whether site records, archival or otherwise, into a single web site and makes these records discoverable via geographical searching...

...Elizabeth Gadd; Charles Oppenheim; Steve Probets This is the final study in a series of six emanating from the UK JISC‐funded RoMEO Project (rights metadata for open‐archiving), which investigated the intellectual property rights issues relating to academic author self‐archiving of research papers...

... of these projects, clustered according to their particular relevance to the world of museums, open‐air sites, libraries and archive institutions. The paper then provides an overview of the technologies with which the projects have experimented. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Museums Archives...

... to attract good quality papers, the ownership of copyright, how developments are funded, the question of whether a distributed or centralised system is adopted, and preservation of content. Electronic publishing Journal publishing Biomedical Online retrieval Archives These two factors opened...

...Linda Needham The Special Collections Department of Information Services at the University of Birmingham is currently using the CALM 2000 archives management system to enable management of the archives collections held by the university. The project to develop the OPAC side of CALM, enabling online...

..., including records or archives of all kinds, of value for the study of history, other than records which for the time being public records by virtue of the Public Records Act”. Since 1945 it has assembled in the National Register of Archives (NRA) a unique research resource of over 1.5 million pages...

... and the solutions adopted, in using the Research Libraries Information Network, are described. Future plans to include relevant holdings from many of Europe’s national library collections are outlined. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Databases Archives Development Program, Vol 31 No 3, 1997 © Aslib...

... of this kind of docu ment. Often, this material is overlooked because interested parties are unaware of its existence. The Technical Reports Service of HENSA (Higher Education National Software Archive) aims to solve some of these problems. It provides a centralised access point, via the World Wide Web...