TULIP at Cornell University

Library Hi Tech - Tập 13 Số 4 - Trang 61-64 - 1995
Steven L.Worona1, John M.Saylor2
1Assistant to the vice president for information technologies
2Director, Engineering Library, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

Tóm tắt

In 1989, Cornell University embarked on a collaborative project experimenting with the concept of digital preservation. With Cornell's commitment to a universal network infrastructure on campus, the network would provide a natural home for the proposed digital library. Anne Kenney, from Cornell University Library (CUL), and M. Stuart Lynn, from Cornell Information Technologies (CIT), established a partnership, developed a plan, and assembled staff to implement it. Working closely with Xerox Corporation and with support from the Commission on Preservation and Access, and later Sun Microsystems, they defined the requirements for library preservation and access.

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The TULIP, datasets

At, 1995, all transfers were done via ftp (file transfer protocol) from Engineering Information (Ei

Once, it was automatically accessible to everyone at Cornell with access to the CDL X-Windows-based client. TULIP access was mediated through two Cornell libraries, Physical Sciences and Engineering

Cornell For, 1995, the dilemma then became whether, when, and how to migrate from the locally developed CDL to some Web-based approach. This decision was actively debated during the entire TULIP project

Michigan TULIP, 1995, through the same customized Web interface provided to Michigan's own users. This began in late

Technical Reports Project, Cornell's Computer Science Department has created a Web-based system ("Dienst") for the storage and distribution of CS Technical Reports <http://cs-tr.cs.cornel!.edu/> Building on Dienst, Cornell will develop its own Web interface, which it will link to the local TULIP repository. Summary

As Cornell and others have already suggested to Elsevier, the ftp model should be modified so that 1) sites use ftp's "get

Almost, finished