Forschungsplattform Alexandria (Betreuung & Weiterentwicklung)
Type
applied research project
Start Date
01 April 2005
End Date
31 March 2007
URI
Status
completed
Keywords
Forschungsplattform
Alexandria
Bibliothek
Publikationen
Kommunikationsplattform
Open Source
Open Access
Description
Die elektronische Kommunikation von wissenschaftlichen Ergebnissen gewinnt bei Forschungseinrichtungen zunehmend an Bedeutung. Die Forschungsplattform Alexandria soll die Universität St. Gallen in die Lage versetzen eine ganzheitliche digitale Kommunikation ihrer Forschungsergebnisse über das Internet zu betreiben. Ziel ist es sowohl Publikationen, Projekte als auch Forscherprofile für spezifische Zielgruppen gezielt verfügbar zu machen.
Leader contributor(s)
Schmid, Beat
Member contributor(s)
Nicolai, Thomas
Schaefer, Marc-Frederic
Kirchhoff, Lars
Funder(s)
Range
School
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School
Principal
Universität St.Gallen
Division(s)
Eprints ID
18263

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Forschungsplattform Alexandria: Technologisches Designkonzept

2005-06-05 , Nicolai, Thomas

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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: digital platform designing with native XPath enabled storage and retrieval on MySQL

2008-04-22 , Nicolai, Thomas , Schaefer, Marc-Frederic , Kirchhoff, Lars

XML has become a standard for the exchange and retrieval of semi-structured data between different platforms but is not currently a standard for storing semi-structured data in relational databases. There exist a number of different approaches in transforming or mapping semi-structured documents into the highly structured relational database schema. In this paper we do not present a new approach on native XPath enabled RDBMS but instead looking at a new implementation case for the popular MySQL database system and its implication for standard in designing open source based digital communication systems as well as implications for the information retrieval scientific community.

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