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http://www.si.umich.edu/UMDL/ A NSF/ARPA/NASA-sponsored project incorporating basic research, system building, deployment, and evaluation of a usable digital library. The UMDL provides access to significant public domain collections of scientific data and information. If you can see this list, you are using a Java-incompatible browser. This site is best viewed with a Java-compatible browser. If you are not familiar with the University of Michigan Digital Library Project or are not sure what the University's role is in the NSF/DARPA/NASA Digital Librarywaiting for hand_moderation University of Michigan Digital Library Project Library and Information Science > Digital Library Development
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Guide to full-text collections and resources, including software tools and standards by the British Columbia Community Networks Association; also dedicated to the digitization and storage of local publications.
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Provides expertise and consultants for the creation and management of digital resources to museums, libraries and cultural organisations in the UK.
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