Promoting user engagement with digital cultural heritage collections

Agosti, Maristella; Orio, Nicola; Ponchia, Chiara

doi:10.1007/s00799-018-0245-y

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“…Moreover, Oukrich and Bouikhalene (2017) evaluated the client information needs and performance of library services to address the user satisfaction criterion based on the diverse methods of frequency analysis, Pareto plot and iterative automatic classification techniques. To apprehend the dynamic user response, Agosti et al (2018) devised a configurable interface for maintaining sustained user participation in search-based access of digital heritage repository. Karmakar (2018) reviewed the interconnection between the concepts of generic digital library and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy issues for accessing the online digital content in the current technology environment without time and user’s location constraints.…”

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Digital library service model for predictive analysis of user satisfaction based on multivariate fuzzy logic

Mehta

2021

DLP

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Purpose This paper aims to evaluate the user satisfaction criterion for qualitative assessment of timeliness and efficacy of digital libraries based on the multivariate fuzzy logic technique. Design/methodology/approach In this paper, the performance of digital library services using fuzzy logic modeling are evaluated. This model based on fuzzy logic control is used to compute the dynamic response of users by using multiple independent variables. These parameters with inherent uncertainties in practical scenarios are characterized by fuzzy linguistic information. Findings Several parameters determining the user satisfaction metric in the deployment of digital library exhibit implicit uncertainties which can be intelligently modeled by means of fuzzy control systems. Given the sample data set for the proposed fuzzy multi-attribute decision-making framework, the simulation results are used to compute various error performance measures in the estimation of the fuzzy output variables. Research limitations/implications The size of the considered sample data set is considerably small. Scalable real-world data sets can be used to reinforce the statistical efficiency and accuracy of the proposed model. Moreover, other techniques such as evolutionary multi-objective optimization and the Markovian process can be implemented to explore the efficient correlation between different parameters influencing the users’ behavior and facilitate the general application of the proposed technique. Originality/value The paper applied a fuzzy design methodology in which several attributes related to the service of digital library and the affiliated online resource provisions are used to assess their synchronous impact on user convenience in accessing and manipulating the library information. End-users’ satisfaction is crucial for quality-based valuation of compliance with the time limitations and proficiency of digital libraries.

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Digital library service model for predictive analysis of user satisfaction based on multivariate fuzzy logic

Mehta

2021

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“…While research on the digital library has been greatly reported in the literature, gaps still exist in a number of areas. However, there has been little discussion about the challenges for the implementation of DL focused on Malay manuscript collection in developing countries from the perspective of practitioners The research to date has tended to focus on digital library of book, journal and thesis collection (Ghamouh, 2015;Agosti, 2018;Singeh, 2020).…”

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Balancing Sustainability Factors Affecting the Implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay Manuscript: A Proposed Framework

HASSAN¹,

SAMAN²

2022

EPESS

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The aim of this study is to explore and understand the factors that will affect the implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay manuscripts in libraries. The paper discusses the issues related to the risk management of digital resources in Malaysian documentary heritage institutions. The study will have employed a descriptive-qualitative approach to explore how the DLMM is operated in five selected information institutions in Malaysia. Three types of data collection techniques were used: interviews, observation, and document analysis. The semi-structured interview was used as the main data collection technique. The paper’s findings and discovery are significant in highlighting the crucial elements which need to be addressed to ensure the sustainability and successful implementation of digitization projects. The paper’s findings and discovery are significant in highlighting the crucial elements which need to be addressed to ensure the sustainability and successful implementation of any digitization project. The findings of this paper contribute toward the dissemination of new knowledge specifically in the management of digital preservation of documentary heritage available in Malaysia.

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Cultural Heritage Management: A Review of the Literature

Shlyakhetko,

Steinringer

2024

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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Promoting user engagement with digital cultural heritage collections

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Digital library service model for predictive analysis of user satisfaction based on multivariate fuzzy logic

Digital library service model for predictive analysis of user satisfaction based on multivariate fuzzy logic

Balancing Sustainability Factors Affecting the Implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay Manuscript: A Proposed Framework

Cultural Heritage Management: A Review of the Literature

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