How many people here work in a library where medicine is a topic of
interest, and how many of those are familiar with OpenPHI [1] and/or
HealthLibrarian [2] ?
OpenPHI is a start-up company who is using open source software to
harvest and index open access content for the purposes of creatin
Dear Code4Lib Community,
The Rutgers University Libraries are pleased to announce the
availability of OpenMIC, a METS-based bibliographic utility for
describing and managing resources. OpenMIC is the open source release of
the Rutgers University Libraries’ RUCore repository bibliographic
util
Yup, Eric Larson and I are indeed behind this hosted Libstats-alike product.
At the moment, we don't have anything like the public Villanova
Answers piece, though.
Cheers,
-Nate
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Matt Cordial wrote:
> I have not personally used it, but you should check out Gimlet:
Via his blog [1] David Bigwood brought to our attention oai2lod [2]
which seems to be a pretty cool (and instant) way to create linked
data from OAI repositories. I installed it and pointed it towards my
set of photographs [3, 4, 5], but now I need to figure out how to
better use various cl
On Thu, 9 Jul 2009, Avila, Regina L. wrote:
Can anybody share some good tools for massaging metadata? For anything
from file renaming to cleaning ASCII characters to various formulas? I
know Excel does a lot of things but I'm looking for other useful
software to consider. I'm familiar with Pa
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 10:15 AM, Avila, Regina L. wrote:
> Can anybody share some good tools for massaging metadata? For anything from
> file renaming to cleaning ASCII characters to various formulas? I know
> Excel does a lot of things but I'm looking for other useful software to
> consider. I'm
What do you mean by metadata "massaging"? Just text editing? What
format is this metadata in?
Sorry, you're so broad here I'm not sure where to start.
Oxygen, xml spy, emacs, vi for editing. Countless of command line
tools (find, awk, xargs, rename, etc).
Iconv for encoding conversions and is
Can anybody share some good tools for massaging metadata? For anything from
file renaming to cleaning ASCII characters to various formulas? I know Excel
does a lot of things but I'm looking for other useful software to consider. I'm
familiar with Parserat, Notepad++, A Better File Rename and a
