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Page 1: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Delivering HILT as a shared service

Rachel Heery

UKOLN, University of Bath

[email protected]

Page 2: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

10 minute overview!

• Explore what we mean by shared terminology services

• Locate terminology services within JISC Information Environment (IE)

Page 3: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Shared services…?

• Delivering services in automated way

• As m2m services to other software components…

• …rather than direct to user via browser

• Typically by means of Web Services technologies

Page 4: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

JISC IE architectureJISC-funded

content providersinstitutional

content providersexternal

content providers

brokers aggregators catalogues indexes

institutionalportals

subjectportals

learning managementsystems

media-specificportals

end-userdesktop/browser pr

esen

tatio

n

fusion

prov

isio

n

OpenURLresolvers

shared infrastructure

authentication/authorisation (Athens)

JISC IE service registry

institutional preferencesservices

terminology services

user preferences services

resolvers

metadata schema registries

Page 5: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

HILT as shared service

• HILT can be considered as a number of services– Term mapping– Disambiguation– Collection finder

• HILT is just one of a range of potential terminology services – Domain specific thesauri – Semantic expansion

Page 6: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Building scenarios

• To understand how application might use terminology services

• To identify interaction between different shared services

• To explore integrating terminology services with other DL services

• N.B. Need to be validated ….

Page 7: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Scenario: query enhancementJISC-funded

content providersinstitutional

content providersexternal

content providers

brokers aggregators catalogues indexes

institutionalportals

subjectportal

learning managementsystems

media-specificportals

end-userdesktop/browser pr

esen

tatio

n

fusion

prov

isio

n

OpenURLresolvers

shared infrastructure

authentication/authorisation (Athens)

JISC IE service registry

institutional preferencesservices

terminology service

user preferences services

resolvers

metadata schema registries

Page 8: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

HILT query enhancementJISC-funded

content providersinstitutional

content providersexternal

content provider

brokers aggregators catalogues indexes

institutionalportals

subjectportal

learning managementsystems

media-specificportals

end-userdesktop/browser pr

esen

tatio

n

fusion

prov

isio

n

OpenURLresolvers

shared infrastructure

authentication/authorisation (Athens)

JISC IE service registry

institutional preferencesservices

terminology service

user preferences services

resolvers

metadata schema registries

Student enters search term to Portal search interface, Portal accesses HILT and enhances term with headings and classification numbersPortal uses additional information to search content provider

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Page 9: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Scenario: collection finderJISC-funded

content providersexternal

content provider

i

subjectportal

end-userdesktop/browser pr

esen

tatio

n

fusion

prov

isio

n

L

shared infrastructure

JISC IE service registry

terminology service

Student enters search terms to Portal interfacePortal queries HILT for matching Dewey notationHILT interacts with IE Service Registry to locate relevant collectionsDetails of collections returned to PortalPortal sends query to appropriate collections

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Page 10: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

What is needed ?

• Structured representation of– Terminologies (thesauri, classification

schemes, ontologies, KOS)– Query (common queries)– Exchange format (returned records)

• Common standards!– How many and which ones?

Page 11: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Current activity• Revision of international standards for

thesauri structure

• Experimental demonstrators– Vocabulary mark up (MARC21, VDEX, TIF) – Protocols (Zthes, ADL, OAI-PMH)– Proposals emerging from research

• Possibilities to interface with proprietary products using SOAP and XML

Page 12: Delivering HILT as a shared service Rachel Heery UKOLN, University of Bath r.heery@ukoln.ac.uk

Where to position HILT?

• Somewhere along continuum from ‘research and development project’ to ‘operational service’

• Recommendations in delegate pack…