Multiple Images—Notes on Graphic Cataloguing

Video Cataloguing and Browsing

Videos contain rich information. Until recently, information within a video had been largely left under-utilized, with fast forward/rewind as the most popular method of accessing video content. This is no longer sufficient however, as more and more users demanded the flexibility and ability to access video content selectively. Unlike textual information however, video bits do not convey same le...

On the Special Properties of Graphic and Co-graphic Bondgraphs

The special combinatorial properties of graphic and co-graphic bondgraphs are analysed. A graphic bondgraph is one which has an associated graph, meaning that the two represent the same combinatorial information, expressed in thej’unctions of the bondgraph or the cycles of the graph. Dually a co-graphic bondgraph is one whose dual bondgraph has an associated graph. The combinatorial basis for c...

Letters on Geo graphic Information Retrieval Geo graphic Information Retrieval

Cataloguing in the Digital Age

Some fundamental changes are happening, or will have to happen, to adapt our catalogues to cope with what I call the Digital Age an age in which we have to meet our users’ requirement to find the information they want irrespective of whether it is in print or digital form and whether it is held locally or on the Web. This is posing some huge challenges indeed it is forcing a radical rethink of ...

Cataloguing Plant Genome Structural Variations

Structural variation (SV) is a type of genetic variation identified through the comparison of genome structures which often have direct and significant associations with phenotypic variations. Building on the next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies, research on plant structural variations are gaining momentum and have revolutionized our view on the functional impact of the ‘hidden’ divers...