2007
Contribution to journal
Open Access
Series of Workshops on Digital Library Foundations
Castelli D., Fox E.
This document presents the results of the workshop on "Foundations of Digital Libraries" held in connection with the ACM-IEEE JCDL 2007 Conference in June in Vancouver. The papers presented during the workshop aimed to contribute to laying the foundations for digital libraries as a whole, as well as continuing the work on the definition of a Reference Model for Digital Libraries that was launched by the EU DELOS Network of Excellence on Digital Libraries.Source: D-Lib magazine 13 (2007): 9–10. doi:10.1045/september2007-castelli
DOI: 10.1045/september2007-castelli
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Castelli D., Fox E.
This document presents the results of the workshop on "Foundations of Digital Libraries" held in connection with the ACM-IEEE JCDL 2007 Conference in June in Vancouver. The papers presented during the workshop aimed to contribute to laying the foundations for digital libraries as a whole, as well as continuing the work on the definition of a Reference Model for Digital Libraries that was launched by the EU DELOS Network of Excellence on Digital Libraries.Source: D-Lib magazine 13 (2007): 9–10. doi:10.1045/september2007-castelli
DOI: 10.1045/september2007-castelli
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2005
Conference article
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Digital Libraries over the Grid: Heaven or Hell?.
Castelli D., Ioannidis Y.
The last decade has seen unprecedented advances in network and distributedsystem technologies, which have opened up the way for the construction of globalscale systems based on completely new conceptions of computation and sharing of resources. The dream of integrating unlimited levels of processing power, unlimited amounts of information, and an unlimited variety of services, and o.ering the entire package in a reliable and seamless fashion to widely distributed users is quickly becoming reality. As Digital Libraries move towards more usercentric, pro-active, collaborative functionality and application diversity, they should be among the first to take advantage of such environments. The long-term vision of the field for creating Dynamic Universal Knowledge Environments calls for intensive computation and processing of very large amounts of information, hence, the needs for the appropriate distributed architecture are pressing.Source: ECDL 2005 - 9th European Conference on Digital Libraries (Vienna, Austria, 18-23 September 2005), pp. 477–478, Vienna, 18-23 September 2005
Castelli D., Ioannidis Y.
The last decade has seen unprecedented advances in network and distributedsystem technologies, which have opened up the way for the construction of globalscale systems based on completely new conceptions of computation and sharing of resources. The dream of integrating unlimited levels of processing power, unlimited amounts of information, and an unlimited variety of services, and o.ering the entire package in a reliable and seamless fashion to widely distributed users is quickly becoming reality. As Digital Libraries move towards more usercentric, pro-active, collaborative functionality and application diversity, they should be among the first to take advantage of such environments. The long-term vision of the field for creating Dynamic Universal Knowledge Environments calls for intensive computation and processing of very large amounts of information, hence, the needs for the appropriate distributed architecture are pressing.Source: ECDL 2005 - 9th European Conference on Digital Libraries (Vienna, Austria, 18-23 September 2005), pp. 477–478, Vienna, 18-23 September 2005
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2014
Contribution to conference
Open Access
Going beyond research communication and management current practices
Castelli D.
This key note presentation discusses the impact of data-driven science in the research "landscape" and describes the functionality of the OpenAIRE infrastructure for research.Source: CRIS 2014 - 12th International Conference of Current Research Information Systems, Roma, Italy, 13-15 May 2014
Project(s): OPENAIREPLUS
Castelli D.
This key note presentation discusses the impact of data-driven science in the research "landscape" and describes the functionality of the OpenAIRE infrastructure for research.Source: CRIS 2014 - 12th International Conference of Current Research Information Systems, Roma, Italy, 13-15 May 2014
Project(s): OPENAIREPLUS
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2006
Journal article
Open Access
Digital Library of the future - and the role of libraries
Castelli D.
Digital libraries of the future will give access to a large variety of multimedia and multi-type documents created by integrating content from many different heterogeneous sources that range from repositories of text, images, and audio-video, to scientific data archives, and databases. The digital library will provide a seamless environment where the co-operative access, filtering, manipulation, generation, and preservation of these documents will be supported as a continuous cycle. Users of the library will be both consumers and producers of information, either by themselves or in collaborations with other users. Policy ensuring mechanisms will guarantee that the information produced is visible only to those who have the appropriate rights to access it. The realisation of these new digital libraries requires both the provision of a new technology and a change in the role played by the libraries in the information access-production cycle.Source: Library hi tech 24 (2006): 496–503. doi:10.1108/07378830610715365
DOI: 10.1108/07378830610715365
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Castelli D.
Digital libraries of the future will give access to a large variety of multimedia and multi-type documents created by integrating content from many different heterogeneous sources that range from repositories of text, images, and audio-video, to scientific data archives, and databases. The digital library will provide a seamless environment where the co-operative access, filtering, manipulation, generation, and preservation of these documents will be supported as a continuous cycle. Users of the library will be both consumers and producers of information, either by themselves or in collaborations with other users. Policy ensuring mechanisms will guarantee that the information produced is visible only to those who have the appropriate rights to access it. The realisation of these new digital libraries requires both the provision of a new technology and a change in the role played by the libraries in the information access-production cycle.Source: Library hi tech 24 (2006): 496–503. doi:10.1108/07378830610715365
DOI: 10.1108/07378830610715365
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2008
Contribution to conference
Restricted
ECDL 2008
Castelli D., Christensen-Dalsgaard B., Ammitzbøll Jurik B., Lippincott J.
The proceedings of the 2008 European Conference on Digital Libraries are presented and commented.DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-87599-4
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Castelli D., Christensen-Dalsgaard B., Ammitzbøll Jurik B., Lippincott J.
The proceedings of the 2008 European Conference on Digital Libraries are presented and commented.DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-87599-4
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2003
Journal article
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Open Archive Solutions to Traditional Archive/Library Cooperation
Castelli D.
The diffusion of Internet is changing the role of archives and libraries and it is opening a wide range of new possibilities. The new vision is that in few years it will be possible to cross-access multiple libraries, archives, museums, and data repositories. The implementation of this revolutionary vision requires the solution of a number of technical, organizational, sociological, and economical issues. Recently, the proposal of a new, low cost technical solution for open repositories of pre-print material, the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting, has greatly stimulated the discussion about these issues in many application frameworks. This paper overviews the status of this discussion in the library and conventional archives frameworks.Source: LIBER quarterly 13 (2003): 290–298.
Castelli D.
The diffusion of Internet is changing the role of archives and libraries and it is opening a wide range of new possibilities. The new vision is that in few years it will be possible to cross-access multiple libraries, archives, museums, and data repositories. The implementation of this revolutionary vision requires the solution of a number of technical, organizational, sociological, and economical issues. Recently, the proposal of a new, low cost technical solution for open repositories of pre-print material, the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting, has greatly stimulated the discussion about these issues in many application frameworks. This paper overviews the status of this discussion in the library and conventional archives frameworks.Source: LIBER quarterly 13 (2003): 290–298.
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2008
Journal article
Open Access
D4Science - deploying virtual research environments
Castelli D., Michel J.
The D4Science (DIstributed colLaboratories Infrastructure on Grid-ENabled Technology for Science) project aims to continue the path that the GÉANT (a multi-gigabit pan-European data communications network), EGEE (Enabling Grids for E-science in Europe), and DILIGENT (A Digital Library Infrastructure on Grid Enabled Technology) projects have initiated towards establishing networking, Grid-based, and data-centric e-Infrastructures. These e-Infrastructures are expected to accelerate multidisciplinary research by overcoming several crucial barriers that stand in the way, primarily those related to heterogeneity, sustainability and scalability. In order to achieve this objective a D4Science production quality e-Infrastructure has been created, and will be progressively enriched and consolidated. It will provide facilities for creating Virtual Research Environments based on shared computational, data and service resources offered by many different providers like EGEE and large international organizations.Source: ERCIM news online edition 74 (2008).
Castelli D., Michel J.
The D4Science (DIstributed colLaboratories Infrastructure on Grid-ENabled Technology for Science) project aims to continue the path that the GÉANT (a multi-gigabit pan-European data communications network), EGEE (Enabling Grids for E-science in Europe), and DILIGENT (A Digital Library Infrastructure on Grid Enabled Technology) projects have initiated towards establishing networking, Grid-based, and data-centric e-Infrastructures. These e-Infrastructures are expected to accelerate multidisciplinary research by overcoming several crucial barriers that stand in the way, primarily those related to heterogeneity, sustainability and scalability. In order to achieve this objective a D4Science production quality e-Infrastructure has been created, and will be progressively enriched and consolidated. It will provide facilities for creating Virtual Research Environments based on shared computational, data and service resources offered by many different providers like EGEE and large international organizations.Source: ERCIM news online edition 74 (2008).
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2009
Journal article
Open Access
DL.org - Digital Library Interoperability, best practices and modelling foundations: a common journey to the new frontiers
Castelli D., Parker S.
Mining the vast array of digital content that is being made available offers enormous value for Europe, underpinning the work of cultural, educational and research institutions from diverse disciplines and opening up new windows of opportunity for co-operation on a global scale. This paper discusses how truly effective access to digital data can be maade feasible by interoperable systems, which enable organizations to maximize the value and reuse potential of information, and exchange information across organizational and geographical boundaries to generate new knowledge.Source: D-Lib magazine 15 (2009). doi:10.1045/january2009-inbrief
DOI: 10.1045/january2009-inbrief
Project(s): IMPACT
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Castelli D., Parker S.
Mining the vast array of digital content that is being made available offers enormous value for Europe, underpinning the work of cultural, educational and research institutions from diverse disciplines and opening up new windows of opportunity for co-operation on a global scale. This paper discusses how truly effective access to digital data can be maade feasible by interoperable systems, which enable organizations to maximize the value and reuse potential of information, and exchange information across organizational and geographical boundaries to generate new knowledge.Source: D-Lib magazine 15 (2009). doi:10.1045/january2009-inbrief
DOI: 10.1045/january2009-inbrief
Project(s): IMPACT
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2001
Contribution to conference
Unknown
Cyclades - Una infrastruttura di servizi di biblioteca digitale in un contesto di "archivi aperti"
Castelli D.
An abstract is not available.Source: II giornata italiana sul tema "Biblioteche Digitali: ricerca e sviluppo in Italia", CNR, Roma, 31 Ottobre 2001
Castelli D.
An abstract is not available.Source: II giornata italiana sul tema "Biblioteche Digitali: ricerca e sviluppo in Italia", CNR, Roma, 31 Ottobre 2001
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2001
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Unknown
Scholnet - Una infrastruttura di biblioteca digitale di supporto alla divulgazione della documentazione scientifica
Castelli D.
An abstract is not available.Source: II Giornata Italiana sul tema "Biblioteche Digitali: ricerca e sviluppo in Italia", Roma, CNR, 31 ottobre 2001
Castelli D.
An abstract is not available.Source: II Giornata Italiana sul tema "Biblioteche Digitali: ricerca e sviluppo in Italia", Roma, CNR, 31 ottobre 2001
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2002
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Unknown
SCHOLNET A digital library testbed to support networked scholarly communities
Castelli D.
An abstract is not availableSource: EC/NSF All DL Projects Concertation Meeting, Rome, Italy, 25-26 March, 2002
Castelli D.
An abstract is not availableSource: EC/NSF All DL Projects Concertation Meeting, Rome, Italy, 25-26 March, 2002
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2004
Contribution to conference
Open Access
DILIGENT- Digital Libraries powered by the Grid
Castelli D.
Presentation done at 1st Concertation Meeting on eInfrastructures, The Hague, 22th November 2004Source: 1st Concertation Meeting on eInfrastructures, pp. 1–11, The Hague, The Netherlands, 22 November 2004
Castelli D.
Presentation done at 1st Concertation Meeting on eInfrastructures, The Hague, 22th November 2004Source: 1st Concertation Meeting on eInfrastructures, pp. 1–11, The Hague, The Netherlands, 22 November 2004
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2004
Contribution to conference
Open Access
La tecnologia Grid per costruire biblioteche digitali di seconda generazione
Castelli D.
Presentazione fatta all'incontro 'Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing', Genova 7 Dicembre 2004Source: Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing, Genova, Italy, 7 December 2004
Castelli D.
Presentazione fatta all'incontro 'Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing', Genova 7 Dicembre 2004Source: Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing, Genova, Italy, 7 December 2004
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2007
Contribution to conference
Open Access
The DELOS Reference Model
Castelli D.
This presentation gives motivations for the conception of a Reference Model for Digital Libraries and an overview of such a model as conceived by the DELOS community. Examples of concrete usage of the Delos model are also given.Source: Second DELOS Conference on Digital Libraries, Tirrenia, Pisa, Italy, 5-7 Dicembre 2007
Castelli D.
This presentation gives motivations for the conception of a Reference Model for Digital Libraries and an overview of such a model as conceived by the DELOS community. Examples of concrete usage of the Delos model are also given.Source: Second DELOS Conference on Digital Libraries, Tirrenia, Pisa, Italy, 5-7 Dicembre 2007
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2004
Contribution to conference
Open Access
DILIGENT: A DIgital LIbrary Infrastructure on Grid ENabled Technolgy
Castelli D.
Technical solutions for the DILIGENT Project are presented and evaluation parameters for new DL frameworks are discussed.Source: DELOS Workshop on Evaluation, pp. 1–25, Padua, Italy, 4-5 October 2004
Castelli D.
Technical solutions for the DILIGENT Project are presented and evaluation parameters for new DL frameworks are discussed.Source: DELOS Workshop on Evaluation, pp. 1–25, Padua, Italy, 4-5 October 2004
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2004
Contribution to conference
Open Access
DILIGENT a step towards a knowledge infrastructure
Castelli D.
The DILIGENT Project is presented with special emphasis on its architectural aspectsSource: IST Networking Session, pp. 1–10, The Hague, The Netherlands, 17 November 2004
Castelli D.
The DILIGENT Project is presented with special emphasis on its architectural aspectsSource: IST Networking Session, pp. 1–10, The Hague, The Netherlands, 17 November 2004
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2004
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Unknown
La tecnologia Grid per costruire biblioteche digitali di seconda generazione
Castelli D.
After presenting the activities of the DLib group of the ISTI CNR, this document discusses the objectives and the technical solutions envisaged for the DILIGENT Project.Source: Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing, pp. 1–17, Genova, Italy, 7 December 2004
Castelli D.
After presenting the activities of the DLib group of the ISTI CNR, this document discusses the objectives and the technical solutions envisaged for the DILIGENT Project.Source: Dall'e-science all'e-industry con il GRID computing, pp. 1–17, Genova, Italy, 7 December 2004
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2007
Contribution to conference
Open Access
DILIGENT: deploying virtual research environments on-demand
Castelli D.
This papers discusses how DLs are evolving into "Virtual Research Environments, i.e., distributed frameworks for carrying out cooperative activities like "in silico experiments", data analysis and processing, production of new knowledge using specialised tools. They are largely based on retrieval and access of always updated knowledge from diverse heterogeneous content sources. The knowledge produced is preserved and made available for other usages inside and outside the VRE.Source: 2007 European Information Space: Infrastructures, Services and Applications Workshop, Rome, Italy, 29-30th October 2007
Castelli D.
This papers discusses how DLs are evolving into "Virtual Research Environments, i.e., distributed frameworks for carrying out cooperative activities like "in silico experiments", data analysis and processing, production of new knowledge using specialised tools. They are largely based on retrieval and access of always updated knowledge from diverse heterogeneous content sources. The knowledge produced is preserved and made available for other usages inside and outside the VRE.Source: 2007 European Information Space: Infrastructures, Services and Applications Workshop, Rome, Italy, 29-30th October 2007
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2007
Contribution to conference
Open Access
eInfrastructures: the new scientific communication model from a technological perspective
Castelli D.
The DRIVER and DILIGENT infrastructures are presented as steps toward a new scientific communication model that cannot be sustainable without an appropriate technological and organizational solution.Source: Scientific Publishing in the European Research Area, Brussels, Belgium, 15-16 February 2007
Castelli D.
The DRIVER and DILIGENT infrastructures are presented as steps toward a new scientific communication model that cannot be sustainable without an appropriate technological and organizational solution.Source: Scientific Publishing in the European Research Area, Brussels, Belgium, 15-16 February 2007
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2007
Contribution to conference
Open Access
View from around the globe and across sectors
Castelli D.
The vision of global research libraries is presented where libraries become universal knowledge repositories and communication conduits for the future, a common vehicle by which everyone will access. discuss, evaluate and enhance information of all forms.Source: GRL 2020, Woodinville, WA, USA, October 1-2 2007
Castelli D.
The vision of global research libraries is presented where libraries become universal knowledge repositories and communication conduits for the future, a common vehicle by which everyone will access. discuss, evaluate and enhance information of all forms.Source: GRL 2020, Woodinville, WA, USA, October 1-2 2007
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