European Digital Sovereignty: A Layered Approach

Realising a Layered Digital Library

Building upon a collection with functionality for discovery and analysis has been described by Lynch as a ‘layered’ approach to digital libraries. Meanwhile, as digital corpora have grown in size, their analysis is necessarily supplemented by automated application of computational methods, which can create layers of information as intricate and complex as those within the content itself. Œis co...

Sovereignty - Modern: A New Approach to an Outdated Concept

A User-Centric, Layered Digital Library Framework

Currently, there exist a large number of superb digital libraries, all of which are, unfortunately, vertically integrated and all presenting a monolithic interface to their users. Ideally, a user would want to locate resources from a variety of digital libraries dealing only with one interface. A number of approaches exist to this interoperability issue exist including: defining a universal pro...

Building IAMC: A Layered Approach

Internet Accessible Mathematical Computation (IAMC) is a distributed system to make mathematical computation easily and widely available on the Web/Internet. The architecture and implementation of a framework for building IAMC systems are presented. Protocol layers, allowing any well-de ned encodings for mathematical data, connect the IAMC client (Icl) and server (Isv). An external engine inter...

Sovereignty conditions and governance modes: An option theory approach