How can bibliographic information be made linked and accessible on the web?
Pat Riva
- Associate University Librarian, Collection Services
- Concordia University Library
- librarianship9
- ontologies9
- information retrieval9
- semantic web6
- information technologies28
- databases6
- document classification4
- knowledge organization5
- models for bibliographic data
- FRBR
- entity-relationship modeling
- object-oriented frameworks7
- cataloguing
- web of data
- linked data
- controlled vocabularies
- translating terminology3
- standards translation
- multilingual information systems
- bilingualism/multilingualism16
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Danielle Dennie
scholarly communication, research data management, digital libraries
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Michelle Lake
librarianship, government information, Indigenous Peoples
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Olivier Charbonneau
copyright, open access, digital rights
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Lorie Kloda
information behavior, evidence-based practice, library assessment
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Tomasz Neugebauer
digital libraries, open access, metadata
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Dianne Cmor
information literacy, digital literacy, scholarly communication
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Geoffrey Robert Little
scholarly communication, Concordia University Press, history of libraries
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Gregory Butler
bioinformatics, big data, genomics
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Leila Kosseim
computational linguistics, natural language processing, artificial intelligence
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Volker Haarslev
knowledge organization, representation, automated reasoning
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Tim Walsh
digital preservation, digital repositories, librarianship
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Tse-Hsun (Peter) Chen
performance engineering, DevOps, software quality and best practices
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Ching Yee Suen
pattern recognition, handwriting, design of type fonts
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Joshua Chalifour
digital scholarship, open access, information ethics
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Pier-Pascale Boulanger
economic/financial translation, financial news, translating terminology
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Raul Valverde
information systems reengineering, accounting information systems, e-supply chains