1. NDL Search (beta)
http://iss.ndl.go.jp/
Kosuke Tanabe
Keio University, Tokyo, Japan
@nabeta
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3. What is NDL Search?
New discovery interface of National Diet Library
– Developmemt started on Jan, 2010
– First beta released on Aug, 2010
Features
– searching library catalogs, digital archives, and
reference records
– query translations from Japanese
into English / Chinese / Korean
– finding the closest library that has the book
you search for
4. Built on open-source softwares
Next-L Enju
– storing and managing metadata
– providing user interface and Web APIs
– RSS / Atom / SRU / DCNDL(RDF)
Hadoop
– automatic grouping of bibliographic data
– creating Solr index
GETassoc
– getting related keywords
Solr, Heritrix and PostgreSQL
5. Next-L Enju
Open-source ILS (like Koha and EverGreen)
developed by library community in Japan
– http://github.com/nabeta/next-l
– Written in Ruby on Rails
– implements FRBR structure
5 libraries use (or are planning to use) Enju
11. Schedules
New betas are released every month
– optimized for smartphone
– improving performance
Official version will be released on Jan, 2012
– any comments are welcome!
12. Links
NDL Search http://iss.ndl.go.jp/
Next-L Enju http://github.com/nabeta/next-l
– Demo: http://enju.slis.keio.ac.jp/
– On Heroku: http://enju.heroku.com/
– Project site (in Japanese) http://www.next-l.jp/
GETassoc http://getassoc.cs.nii.ac.jp/