[TopicMapsInLIS] Topic Maps in the Danish Royal Library

[Liliana Melgar E.]

> we had a project that included Topic Maps in our library. Unfortunately the
> project will not be continued. The intension was to create a unified subject
> search facility for the many subject catalogues in the library.
> There is nothing on the web to look at - but I would be glad to give you any
> information you might want.

Dear Henrik Laursen,

thank you very much for your answer and for your kindness in offering
a reply for our questions.

If it is possible, I would like to know why did you consider initially
to implement TM for your integrated subject search, and why did you
decided to abandon it, if it was because you made some study and you
concluded that it was not appropiate, or if it was due to different
reasons.

I also sended your answer to the Topic Maps and Lis mailing list, in
case of other members have some comment, if you don't mind.

Thank you very much again and best regards,

Liliana Melgar


2007/12/3, Spørgbiblioteket <spoergbib at kb.dk>:
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>  Fra: Henrik Hovgaard Laursen
> Sendt: ma 03-12-2007 11:26
> Til: Spørgbiblioteket
> Emne: RE: Topic Maps in your library
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> dear Liliana,
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> we had a project that included Topic Maps in our library. Unfortunately the
> project will not be continued. The intension was to create a unified subject
> search facility for the many subject catalogues in the library.
> There is nothing on the web to look at - but I would be glad to give you any
> information you might want.
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> Best regards,
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> Henrik Laursen
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> From: Liliana Melgar E. [mailto:lilimelgar at gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 8:36 PM
> To: KB-Post
> Cc: topicmapsinlis at ligent.net
> Subject: Topic Maps in your library
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> Dear Sir or Madam
> The Royal Library (Det Kongelige Bibliotek )
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> I am a student of the International Master of Digital Library Learning (
> http://dill.hio.no), and in one of the courses at the Oslo University
> College we are studying Topic Maps. We receive some reference to your
> website and/or library catalog because it has been one of the few that is
> applying the technology of Topic Maps.
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> We would like to ask you, if possible, to tell us a little bit of your
> experience, if TM are applyied in your catalog or in your portal, and some
> comments you consider pertinent for the students of Topic Maps and/or for
> the mailing list that many librarians and information professionals created
> to discuss about TM and its applications in Library and Information Science.
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> Thank you very much in advance, we will appreciate any information you can
> give us about this issue.
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> Best regards,
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> Liliana Melgar
> International Master in Digital Library Learning
> Student
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Liliana Melgar