Developments in network technologies, scholarly communication, and national policy are
challenging academic libraries to find new ways to engage with research communities in the …

The management of the research data generated by e-science and e-research has replaced
open access to scholarly publications as the hot topic on the academic library and …

While many scholars in information science have understandably focused on the concept of
“information” as foundational, some authors have identified other concepts as having …

Metadata in various forms pervades our institutions, technologies, and daily lives. Metadata
is a distinct focus of academic research and professional practice for many people within the …

This paper discusses knowledge graphs and networks on the scientific process from a
philological viewpoint. Relevant themes are: the smallest entities of scientific discourse; the …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the role of linguistic legacy materials within
archives and databases. These data of past documentation projects are currently playing a …

Purpose This paper re-examines the ontology of documents, especially digital ones, in the
context of preservation, which presumes the actual existence of things. It also explores …

As both the materials and the analytical practices of humanities research become
increasingly digital, the challenge of sustaining meaningful access to the outputs of …

ABSTRACT The Extremely Annotational RDF Markup, aka EARMARK, is an OWL 2 DL
ontology that defines document meta-markup. It is an ontologically precise definition of …

The paper highlights obstacles in discovering hidden stories and biases within the scientific
endeavour which are caused by obscured knowledge generating procedures and the …