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5.0 CONCLUSION To evolve as semantic digital library, it is essential to have adequate technology infrastructure at various levels. The roles that the digital librarians have to play are vital and they need to be competitive with the information professionals. Open Source solutions provide a greater contribution to these activities. Scientific Information Resource Division (SIRD) of Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research has made initiative towards intelligent library as part of it’s progressive plan. This includes planning server architecture, Terra bytes of storage solutions, video libraries, Disaster recovery mechanism, RFID based electronic article surveillance, TOC Level Linking at OPAC and Virtual Library Services to its patrons. REFERENCES [1]. E.Soundararajan, JVM.Joesph and C.Jayakumar. “E-Collections Building at IGCAR Library”. Proceedings of the Conference Recent Advancements in Information Technology (READIT –2001). [2]. Digital Libraries in the Knowledge Era: Knowledge Management and Semantic Web Technologies. Library Management Journal, Vol 26 no 4/5, 2005 [3]. Digital Asset Management in a Networked Environment E.Soundarajan et al. LIST 2003, Feb 21-22 ,2003
Proceedings of READIT-2009, Kalpakkam - 603 102, 29-30 Dec 2009 Digital Information Services: Infrastructure and Development. R. Pandian, M. Aruldhanakar and G. Krishnamoorthy University Library, Anna University Chennai-600 025 ABSTRACT The paper discusses the concept of digital libraries, embarking on why it is essential to adopt digitization in the present information intensive era. It’s also discusses the Initiative of Digital Library in University Library, Anna University Chennai, process of digitization of resources, identification for resources and requirement for digitization. 1. INTRODUCTION The idea of converting library materials into digital formats for creating digital collections has advanced rapidly in the last few year, thus leading to the concept of a virtual in the last few year, thus leading to the concept of a virtual library or a library without walls. Making the concept functional involves the use of hardware and software for capturing and converting an item in to a digital format. Further, it is to be matched by developing a set of methods for describing and retrieving the digital information. The collections, services and information needs in Anna University library are different from other types of libraries. The information required for R & D work, Engineering, Science and Technology faculty members and students are normally available in books, journals, technical reports, patents, standards, theses, databases, institutions websites etc., in various places and also in various format and media. These users are requires the latest information for the time bound for them study. It is vary difficult for a single library to acquire all these resources and provide them to their users, yet, at the same time. In this context Anna University holds the responsibility to initiate requisite action to establish a Digital Library for the benefit of its user community. University has already received adequate funds from the Alumni plus its own funds to initiate this project. To this end, it is imperative that this Centre needs to be improvised to extend its services to a wider access. The prime objective of this Digital Library is to act as a subject gateway providing access to the information resources of various libraries and information services both internal and external, all in one place, enabling users to search, browse and download any required data needed quickly and easily. it is the duty of the librarian to provide the required latest information, wherever available and in whatever form and whenever required. it is important to find out the various patterns in digital applications that enable effective and creative use in the traditional library functions of collecting, reserving, and making information accessible that is before the process of digitization. 2. CURRENT LIBRARY FACILITIES AND TRENDS The current access of digital library system and services at Anna University ranks amongst top 10 institutions in Tamilnadu state. The Library has computerized all its housekeeping activities using software developed in-house that is being maintained and updated regularly. Our first priority is to enhance the collection by using power and efficiency of digital library. By adding more digital resources, the Faculty Members, Research Scholar, Students will immensely benefit in their academic pursuits. It is proposed to strengthen the Digital Library in phase. 27
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