Michael G. Christel
ABSTRACT
This paper discusses the specification, organization, and utility of time references identified in digital library materials, emphasizing how to treat date references that cannot be resolved to a single day. The HistoryMakers oral history archive is used to illustrate the concept of windowing such time in digital library interfaces.
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Digital Library
- The HistoryMakers African American oral history archive, The HistoryMakers, http://www.thehistorymakers.com/.Google Scholar
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Index Terms
Windowing time in digital libraries
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