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OpenBiblio is an easy to use, automated library system written in PHP containing OPAC, circulation, cataloging, and staff administration functionality. OpenBiblio library administration offers an intuitive interface with broad category tabs and sidebar
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Bibwiki is a Specialpage for MediaWiki to manage BibTeX bibliographies. With Bibwiki it's easy to import records from various sources, manage digital documents, export lists of references via BibTeX and create lists of references in wiki articles.
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Extract book data from library web pages browsed with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Book metadata is grabbed using regular expressions and is sent to book organizer 'Bookpiles' as XML. Developed with Delphi for Windows. Embedded Firebird database used.
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CaMPI aims to integrate the cataloguing module provided by Catalis with the Circulation and Statistical modules provided by Open MarcoPolo.
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Clavis NG is a Integrated Library Management System (ILMS) written in PHP5 using PRADO3 framework. Clavis is developed by Comperio srl (http://www.comperio.it). More information and support contact Comperio at info@comperio.it
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MedioVis is concerned with the user-centred development of next generation visual information seeking systems for novice and nonexpert users. Various Browsing-oriented data exploration strategies are supported (overview & detail, filtering, zooming etc.)
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OPACIAL is an open source Web 2.0 Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). It is based on PHP-Mysql (requires Yaz and GD). The users can isnert their own social tags/opinions and have a faceted search/browse interface (also using social tags).
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This librarian project aims to collect images of book cover pages allowing users (libraries) to integrate them to their WebOPAC. Particular images are acquired by scanning book covers by participating libraries or downloaded from co-operating publishers.
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Semtinel is an application framework for the semi-automatic creation, maintenance and analysis of hierarchical concept schemes (thesaurus, classification or ontology). Semtinel supports the development of new analysis methods and visualization techniques
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ZMARCO is an Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) 2.0 compliant data provider. The 'Z' in ZMARCO stands for Z39.50; 'MARC' stands for MAchine-Readable Cataloging; and the 'O' stands for OAI.
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The Document Availability Information Ontology (DAIA) describes the current availability of documents in libraries and similar institutions. Availability can be expressed in terms of specific services. See http://purl.org/NET/DAIA for a specification
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