Event

May 28-30, 2008 Westin Copley, Boston, Massachussetts

Society for Scholarly Publishing 2008 Annual Meeting

30th Annual Meeting
NamesforLife Information Object identifiers can be embedded in a publisher’s content either prior to or post-publication. In our case study with IJSEM, we plan to apply the NamesforLife annotation as an embedded module in the publication workflow.
NamesforLife Information Object identifiers can be embedded in a publisher’s content either prior to or post-publication. In our case study with IJSEM, we plan to apply the NamesforLife annotation as an embedded module in the publication workflow.

George Garrity will be presenting a lecture titled “Say What You Mean: How Semantic Tagging Makes Content More Discoverable, More Useful, and More Valuable” during Seminar 4.

Our next step is to achieve a production-level N4L application (DOI service), which will provide N4L enablement of published STM literature and to investigate other microbiological applications, including a pipeline approach to capture nomenclatural acts and auto-generation of prokaryotic taxonomies. We will also implement a browser plug-in for on-the-fly enablement of web content.

We are actively seeking interested parties to test our tools and concepts.

George Garrity, “Say What You Mean: How Semantic Tagging Makes Content More Discoverable, More Useful, and More Valuable”

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