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<td> <!WA3><a href=""http://ltt-www.lcs.mit.edu/ltt-www/""><address><b>Jerome H. Saltzer</b></a>,<br>Professor <br>of Computer Science<br> and Engineering</address>
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Library 2000 is a research project that is exploring the
system engineering of future on-line libraries. The
project's approach is pragmatic: to develop, build, and
prime with data a prototype testbed of an on-line
electronic library using the technology and system
configurations expected to be economically feasible in the
year 2000. The initial data is the accumulated collection
of M. I. T. Computer Science Technical Reports, in the form
of scanned images.
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Our basic hypothesis is that the technology of on-line
storage, display, and communications will soon make it
economically possible to place the entire contents of any
library on-line and make them accessible from computer
workstations located anywhere. Our vision is that one will
be able to browse any book, journal, paper, thesis, or
report using an ordinary personal computer, and follow
citations by pointing--the report or paper selected should
pop up immediately in an adjacent window.
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Our goal is not to invent or develop any of these evolving
technologies, but rather to work out how to harness them.
The engineering and deployment of large-scale systems is
always accompanied by traps and surprises beyond those
apparent in the component technologies. Typical research
topics include discovering wanted items, robustly linking
to information across the network, and making on-line
information endure, reliably, for decades.
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