Scottish Collections Access Management Portal: a staff portal to support collaborative collecting

George Macgregor

Scottish Collections Access Management Portal: a staff portal to support collaborative collecting

George Macgregor

Computer And Information Sciences

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Abstract

This paper introduces SCAMP, the Scottish Collections Access Management Portal, a collaborative tool aimed at supporting collaborative collection management across Scottish institutions. SCAMP integrates with SCONE (Scottish Collections Network Extension) to provide a distributed mechanism for maintaining accurate collection level research discovery and "landscaping" features. The implications of SCAMP in fostering a distributed digital library is explored and demonstration of SCAMP is provided.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 21 Aug 2003
Event	"Electric Connections", the COSMIC and SPEIR Joint Conference - Perth College, Perth, United Kingdom Duration: 21 Aug 2003 → …

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Conference	"Electric Connections", the COSMIC and SPEIR Joint Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Perth
Period	21/08/03 → …

Keywords

collaborative collecting
resource discovery
information retrieval
distributed digital libraries
collection landscaping
collection-level description

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