After decades of digitization, large cultural heritage collections have emerged on the web,
which contain massive stocks of content from galleries, libraries, archives, and museums …

After decades of digitization, the web hosts a large scale museum, consisting of millions of
digital cultural objects. To balance the drawbacks of parsimonious search-centric interfaces …

The authors generated data visualizations to compare sections of the library book collection,
expenditures in those areas, student enrollment in majors and minors, and number of …

Patrons and scholars are increasingly likely to first encounter a collection in a digital space
rather than a physical one. This article considers how to utilize data visualization in an …

Digital repositories rely on technical metadata to manage their objects. The output of
characterization tools is aggregated and analyzed through content profiling. The accuracy …

We present a case of archival analysis using a combination of data mining methods. The
team of researchers, composed by archivists and computer scientists, used a collection of …

The second real-world case study comes from Seattle Central Library's well-known project
“Making Visible the Invisible.” 3 In this project, a large, open 19,500-square-foot space was …

Digital Editions (DE) are scholarly document collections that make research artifacts
accessible to both humans and machines in a structured manner, enriched with annotations …

Today, the ongoing and dramatic increase in available information has motivated
information professionals to seek better ways to organize and present large data sets for …

This thesis surveys, synthesizes and develops visualization methods for the support of
knowledge creation and communication in two historiographic subject areas. On the one …