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Greenstone
Digital Library Software
Greenstone is a complete digital library creation, management and distribution package created and distributed by the New Zealand Digital Library Project. There are two major versions of the software. Greenstone 3 is under active development, and is recommended for download. We also provide maintenance releases for its forerunner, Greenstone 2. Featured download not what you're looking for? -
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ResCarta
Archive your personal history
ResCarta Toolkit offers an open source solution to creating, storing, viewing, and searching digital collections. Applications in the toolkit let users create and edit metadata, convert data to open standard ResCarta format, index and host collections. -
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panFMP is a generic framework suitable for harvested XML metadata that is searchable through Apache Lucene without any additional RDBMS. Fields can be defined by XPath allowing for full text queries on all types of fields including numerical ranges. The code was moved to Github: https://github.com/pangaea-data-publisher/panfmp
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Digital Learning Sciences (DLS) is a mission-centered, not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving learning through the use of digital content and tools.
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Framework (scripts, configuration, code) to build free and public services around travel and leisure data. That project makes an extensive use of already existing data sources such as Geonames and dbPedia, and adds some glue around those (eg, links).
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SeerSuite is an application toolkit for digital libraries and search engines; i.e., CiteSeerX. CiteSeerX has moved to GitHub, please get the latest code from: https://github.com/SeerLabs/CiteSeerX
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XML documents To Generated dynamic web application supporting CRUD actions. Credits to Ministry of Culture and Communication, France; UNESCO; Ecole Nationale des Chartes, France; PASS-TECH, France.
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The TPAC Digital Library is a web-based application that publishes large catalogs of scientific data.
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The WhereIsNow Web Service Client Library project is a java library used to query the WhereIsNow webservices. You can freely embed it in your code to easily develop new clients and integrate the WhereIsNow features in your own applications.
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Jbox is a Java full-text search engine framework. It is not a complete application, but rather a code library and API that can easily be used for constructing a search engineer.
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The Cornell Web Lab Collaboration Server is a suite of tools and services for GUI-based extraction, analysis and sharing of archived web data. See http://weblab.infosci.cornell.edu/ and http://www.cs.cornell.edu/~weigel for details about the project.
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High performance faceted/parametric search implementation that handles various types of semi-structured data. Written in Java. * We have moved to Google code: http://code.google.com/p/browse-engine, this page is to be deprecated.
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DLESE (Digital Library for Earth System Education) is a community-supported digital library dedicated to the collection, enhancement, and distribution of materials that facilitate learning about the Earth. Sponsored by the US National Science Foundation.
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oreprovider is an add-on service to Fedora Commons that will let a repository disseminate it's digital objects as OAI-ORE Resource Maps.
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VDC has been superseded by DVN: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dvn/ ---- The Virtual Data Center project is building an operational, open-source, digital library to enable the sharing of quantitative research data, and the development of distribute
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Elvis Digital Library - e-Library with semantics - is a virtual library system based on J2EE platform, XML database and what is most important semantics. It is a complete solution for storing, presenting and SEARCHING. It is based i.a. on the RDF/DublinC
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IGLU is a Java class library designed to facilitate sharing of code among Artificial Intelligence/Information Retrieval researchers to illustrate how various problems can be solved in Java. It is developed and maintained by the IGLU Research Group.
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