iVia Publications

The iVia Virtual Library Software

A recent description of the iVia Internet portal system:

Steve Mitchell, Margaret Mooney, Julie Mason, Gordon W. Paynter, Johannes Ruscheinski, Artur Kedzierski and Keith Humphreys (2003) iVia Open Source Virtual Library System. D-Lib Magazine 9 (1).

A slightly older account, emphasizing iVia's collaborative nature:

The libiViaMetadata metadata assignment library:

Gordon Paynter (2005) Developing Practical Automatic Metadata Assignment and Evaluation Tools for Internet Resources. Proc. Fifth ACM/IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, Denver, Colorado, June 7-11, 2005, ACM Press, pp. 291-300. (Winner of the JCDL 2005 Vannevar Bush Best Paper Award.)

The iVia Description assignment module:

Artur Kedzierski (2003) Artur's Auto Annotator. Masters Thesis, Department of Computer Science, University of California, Riverside.

The LCSH to LCC LCC assignment module:

Eibe Frank and Gordon W. Paynter (2004) Predicting Library of Congress Classifications From Library of Congress Subject Headings.. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 55 (3): 214-227.

The PhraseRate Key phrase assignment module:

J. B. Keith Humphreys (2002) PhraseRate: An HTML Key phrase Extractor. Technical report, University of California, Riverside. June.

These publications may contain outdated information:

Julie Mason, Steve Mitchell, Margaret Mooney, Lynne Reasoner and Carlos Rodriguez (2000) INFOMINE: Promising Directions in Virtual Library Development. First Monday, June.
Steve Mitchell (1997) INFOMINE Ariadne.
Steve Mitchell and Margaret Mooney (1996) INFOMINE: A Model Web-based Academic Virtual Library. Information Technology and Libraries 15 (1).
Charlene M. Baldwin and Steve Mitchell (1996) Collection Development for Virtual Libraries and Subject Lists in Selected Areas: Tools, Methods, and Issues. Presented to 1996 Untangling the Web Conference.