Center for Research on Information Access (CRIA)

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Center for Research on Information Access

(CRIA)

Columbia University Libraries

September 16, 2003

 Brief History and Mission of CRIA

 Brief Review of current projects

 The CLiMB project

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Brief History

Started in 1995 with seed funding from the Executive ViceProvost’s office

Mission

– To build externally funded projects to bridge the gap in digital library research

– To create an interdisciplinary environment for research on new technologies for digital libraries

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Types of CRIA projects

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Long term technical research

Librariesdriven contracts

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Librariesdriven research

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Brief Review of Projects

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Computational Linguistics for Metadata Building

(CLiMB). Mellon ($ .5M)

PERSIVAL: Personalized Search and

Summarization over Multimedia Information. NSF

Digital Libraries ($6M)

Columbia NewsBlaster: DARPA TIDES:

Translingual Information Detection, Extraction and

Summarization Program ($2M)

Digital Government. NSF ($2.5M)

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CLiMB:

Computational Linguistics for

Metadata Building

Center for Research on Information Access

Columbia University Libraries

CLiMB: Interdisciplinary Research

Funded by Mellon Foundation 2002-2004

Center for Research on Information Access

Computer Science Dept

Libraries Special Collections

– Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library – 4000 images

Greene & Greene

Starr East Asian Library – Chinese Paper Gods

South Asian Collections

– South Asian Temples

Library Systems Office

Electronic Text Service

Libraries Digital Program Division

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Problems in Image Access

Libraries have the challenge of cataloging large scholarly collections of images.

Users might search for: a specific material (marble) a specific subject (cup of wine, satyr)

Traditional approaches use manual expertise: slow expensive often limited in scope

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CLiMB Technical Contribution

CLiMB will identify and extract detailed

➢ proper nouns

➢ terms and phrases from text related to an image:

Messer Iacopo Galli , a Roman gentleman of good understanding, made Michelangelo carve a marble

Bacchus , ten palms in height, in his house; this work in form and bearing in every part corresponds to the description of the ancient writers – his aspect, merry; the eyes squinting and lascivious , like those of people excessively given to the love of wine . He holds a cup in his right hand, like one about to drink, and looks at it lovingly, taking pleasure in the liquor of which he was the inventor; for this reason he is crowned with a garland of vine leaves.

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Greene & Greene Architectural Records and Papers Collection

Drawings and Archives

Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library

Columbia University Libraries

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Charles Sumner

Greene

(1868-1957)

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Henry Mather

Greene

(1870-1954)

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Greene & Greene Catalog Record

Author:

Title:

Greene & Greene.

[Mrs. Dudley P. Allen house, 1188 Hillcrest Avenue (Pasadena, Calif.). Alterations.]

Residence of Mrs. Dudley P. Allen, 1188 Hillcrest Ave., Pasadena, Cal. [graphic] :

Alteration / Greene & Greene, Architects.

Published: [1917]

Physical Details: 4 sheets : various media ; 87.8 x 57.3 cm. (34 5/8 x 22 5/8 in.) or smaller.

Location: Columbia University, Avery Architectural Drawings

Other Authors: Greene, Charles Sumner, 1868-1957.

Greene, Henry Mather, 1870-1954.

Subjects: Houses

Alterations

Architecture--Designs and plans--United States.

Pasadena (Ca.)

Mrs. Dudley P. Allen house, 1188 Hillcrest Avenue (Pasadena, Calif.)

Genre Or Form: Architectural drawings--American.

Floor plans.

Component Item: [1] Item no. NYDA.1960.001.03224. [AVERYimage]. Electric lighting -- floor plan, part plan of basement : Sheet no.

Component Item: [2] Item no. NYDA.1960.001.00073. [AVERYimage]. [Electric lighting] -- floor plan, part plan of basement.

Record ID:NYDA89-F613

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NYDA.1960.001.00023

All Saints Episcopal Church (Pasadena, Calif.). Alterations

1902-1903

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Bosley, Edward R. Greene & Greene.

London : Phaidon, 2000.

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 Pan Hu Chih Shen

Pan-hu chih-shen

God of tigers

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Chinese Paper Gods Bibliography

 Day, Clarence Burton. Chinese peasant cults : being a study of Chinese paper gods .

Taipei : Ch'eng Wen Pub. Co., 1974.

 Goodrich, Anne Swann. Peking paper gods : a look at home worship. Nettetal :

Steyler Verlag, 1991.

 Laing, Ellen Johnston. Art and aesthetics in Chinese popular prints: selections from the Muban Foundation collection .

Ann Arbor, MI : Center for Chinese Studies,

University of Michigan, c2002

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Chinese gods: selection from LC Authority File

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HEADING: Nezha (Chinese deity)

Used For/See From : Daluoxian (Chinese deity)

Jinhuan Yuanshuai (Chinese deity)

Jinkang Yuanshuai (Chinese deity)

Li Nezha (Chinese deity)

Luoche Taizi (Chinese deity)

Ne Zha (Chinese deity)

Nezhataizi (Chinese deity)

No-cha (Chinese deity)

Nuozha (Chinese deity)

Tailuoxian (Chinese deity)

Taizi Yuanshuai (Chinese deity)

Taiziyeh (Chinese deity)

Yühuang Taizi (Chinese deity)

Zhongtan Yuanshuai (Chinese deity)

Search Also Under: Gods, Chinese

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CLiMB Outcomes

Research: Development of richer retrieval through increased numbers of descriptors

Research and Practice: Creation of enabling technologies for new large digitization projects

Research and Practice: Expand capability for cross-collection searching

Practice: Development of suite of CLiMB tools

Resources: Vocabulary list which can be used by other visual resource professionals

The essence of CLiMB:

 Use scholars themselves as “catalogers” by utilizing scholarly publications

 Enhance existing descriptive metadata

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Where to Find More Info www.columbia.edu/cu/cria

 www.columbia.edu/cu/cria/climb.html

newsblaster.cs.columbia.edu

persival.cs.columbia.edu

www.cs.columbia.edu/digigov

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