This volume contains the papers presented at the 18th International Conference on Asia-Pacific Digital Libraries (ICADL 2016), held during December 7–9, 2016, in Tsukuba, Japan. Since starting in Hong Kong in 1998, ICADL has become a premier international conference for digital library research. The conference series explores digital libraries as a broad foundation for interaction with information and information management in the networked information society.
Table of contents
Community and Digital Libraries
- When Personal Data Becomes Open Data: An Exploration of Lifelogging, User Privacy, and Implications for Privacy Literacy.
- The Value of Public Libraries During a Major Flooding: How Digital Resources Can Enhance Health and Disaster Preparedness in Local Communities
- Current Situation and Countermeasures of the Legal Protection of Digital Archives User’s Privacy in China
- Involving Source Communities in the Digitization and Preservation of Indigenous Knowledge
- Students and Their Videos: Implications for a Video Digital Library
Digital Library Design
- Supporting Gender-Neutral Digital Library Creation: A Case Study Using the GenderMag Toolkit
- Developing Institutional Research Data Repository: A Case Study
- Cultural Digital Map Prototype of Tourist Attractions in NirasSuphan Written by SunthonPhu, Poet of Thailand
- The Rise and Fall of the Wonder Okinawa Digital Archive: Comparing Japanese and American Conceptualizations of Digital Archives
- Toward Access to Multi-Perspective Archival Spoken Word Content
Information Access Design and User Experience
- Rarity-Oriented Information Retrieval: Social Bookmarking vs. Word Co-occurrence
- Proposing a Scientific Paper Retrieval and Recommender Framework
- Investigating the Use of a Mobile Crowdsourcing Application for Public Engagement in a Smart City
- User Testing of Prototype Systems in Two Different Environments: Preliminary Results
- Finding “Similar but Different” Documents Based on Coordinate Relationship
Information Extraction and Analysis
- Rule-Based Page Segmentation for Palm Leaf Manuscript on Color Image
- Exploiting Synonymy and Hypernymy to Learn Efficient Meaning Representations
- Entity Linking for Mathematical Expressions in Scientific Documents
- Improved Identification of Tweets that Mention Books: Selection of Effective Features
- A Visualization of Relationships Among Papers Using Citation and Co-citation Information
Education and Digital Literacy
- A Lecture Slide Reconstruction System Based on Expertise Extraction for e-Learning
- Developing a Mobile Learning Application with LIS Discipline Ontology
- Heuristic Evaluation of an Information Literacy Game
Models and Guidelines
- Guideline for Digital Curation for the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre’s Digital Repository: Preliminary Outcome
- Describing Scholarly Information Resources with a Unified Temporal Map
- Issues for the Direct Representation of History
- Preserving Containers – Requirements and a Todo-List
- Development of Imaginary Beings Ontology
Open Access and Data
- MathDL: A Digital Library of Mathematics Questions
- Interleaving Clustering of Classes and Properties for Disambiguating Linked Data
- A Framework for Linking RDF Datasets for Thailand Open Government Data Based on Semantic Type Detection
- An Attempt to Promote Open Data for Digital Humanities in Japanese University Libraries
- Redesigning the Open-Access Institutional Repository: A User Experience Approach
Opinion, Sentiment and Location
- Expanding Sentiment Lexicon with Multi-word Terms for Domain-Specific Sentiment Analysis
- Twitter User Classification with Posting Locations
- Temporal Analysis of Comparative Opinion Mining
- Social Media Social Q&A Question-and-Comments Interactions and Outcomes: A Social Sequence Analysis
- Why Do People View Photographs on Instagram?
- Sharing Brings Happiness?: Effects of Sharing in Social Media Among Adult Users
Analyzing and Using Wikipedia
- DOI Links on Wikipedia: Analyses of English, Japanese, and Chinese Wikipedias
- Cross-Modal Search on Social Networking Systems by Exploring Wikipedia Concepts
- Suggesting Specific Segments as Link Targets in Wikipedia