Browsing by Author "Bainbridge, David"

• All for one and one for all: reconciling research and production values at the HathiTrust through user-scripting 

  Bainbridge, David; Downie, J. Stephen (IEEE, 2017)

  This article details a practical technique that safely reconciles the production stability and integrity of the HathiTrust Digital Library (HTDL) with the riskier and potentially disruptive experimental functionalities ...

  

• An analysis of cooking queries: Implications for supporting leisure cooking 

  Cunningham, Sally Jo; Bainbridge, David (iSchools, 2013)

  Cooking is a common and an information-intensive activity. We analyze a set of 678 cooking-related queries to identify the attributes that cooks provide in their queries to the Google AnswersTM ‘ask an expert’ online ...

  

• And we did it our way: A case for crowdsourcing in a digital library for musicology 

  Bainbridge, David (ACM, 2015)

  This article makes the case for a digital library based on a crowdsourcing approach for musicology. At its heart, the argument draws upon ideas present in the popular music video TV show Pop-Up Video, a format devised in ...

  

• Assembling and enriching digital library collections 

  Bainbridge, David; Thompson, John; Witten, Ian H. (IEEE Computer Society, 2003)

  People who create digital libraries need to gather together the raw material, add metadata as necessary, and design and build new collections. This paper sets out the requirements for these tasks and describes a new tool ...

  

• At the nexus of data and collections: new affordances in the age of mass-scale digital libraries 

  Downie, J. Stephen; Lorang, Elizabeth; Soh, Leen-Kiat; Bainbridge, David; McIntyre, Sandra; Page, Kevin (ACM, 2018)

  Within the context of mass-scale digital libraries, this panel will explore methodologies and uses for-as well as the results of- conceiving of "data as collections" and "collections as data." The panel will explore the ...

  

• Using Mesh Shaders for isosurface extraction 

  Elliott, Hamish Robert (The University of Waikato, 2022)

  This thesis investigates the use of the Mesh Shader graphics pipeline, utilising in particular its ability of parallel and dynamic choice of geometry, to gain computation efficiencies in realising the Marching Cubes ...

  

• Using object biography metadata to create artefact interactions outside memory institutions 

  Zhao, Can (The University of Waikato, 2021)

  Artefacts are primarily experienced inside museums, and those with insufficient display and interpretation can be isolated and ignored. Mobile devices potentially allow the artefact interaction touchpoints to be moved into ...

  

• Coordinating knowledge to improve optical music recognition 

  McPherson, John (The University of Waikato, 2006)

  Optical Music Recognition (OMR) is the process of automatically processing and understanding an image of a music score. This process involves various distinct phases to transform the image into primitive shapes, musical ...

  

• Spatial Hypermedia as a programming environment 

  Nemhauser, Bryce (The University of Waikato, 2018)

  This thesis investigates the possibilities opened to a programmer when their programming environment not only utilises Spatial Hypermedia functionality, but embraces it as a core component. Designed and built to explore ...

  

• A Predictive Model for the Parallel Processing of Digital Libraries 

  Thompson, John Matthew (University of Waikato, 2015)

  The computing world is facing the problem of a seemingly exponential increase in the amount of raw digital data, and the speed at which it is being collected, is eclipsing our ability to manage it manually. Combine this ...

  

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