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Tools for searching information about people on the Internet
Vondruška, Petr ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Molnár, Zdeněk (referee)
The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to summarize information about finding people on the Internet and to introduce specific information resources in this field and information gathering tools for effective searching in these resources. The first part introduces general view on this field, belonging to Open-source intelligence (OSINT). Terms as real identity or virtual (online) identity and technical identity are described. The Intelligence cycle is introduced as an optimal way for searching and processing information. The next part of this study is more practical and describes relevant information resources for gathering information about people. The study provides a description of tools for searching in these resources. This part is based on practical tests of described tools. Most of these tools are used specially for searching in one specific information resource and they do this work better than universal web search engines. The study provides also comparison of selected searching tools which are more complex (search engine Google, meta-search tools Professional Web Orchestra and Copernic Agent, information gathering and forensic analysis tool Paterva Maltego and complex tool for information searching and analysis Tovek Tools). The last part introduces information analysis and processing. This part includes description of tools for graphical data analysis or social network analysis. This study also describes possibility of information relevance review and description of how can final report look like.
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Review of information portal www.ikvalita.cz
Šejvlová, Iveta ; Plášková, Alena (advisor) ; Lévay, Radek (referee)
This master thesis deals with internet information portal ikvalita.cz review. The main goal is to propose possible improvements. The thesis contains theoretical part which is concerned with information sources and improvement metodology. Practical part proceed from analysis on current state of information portal. It contents content analysis, structure analysis and also SWOT analysis which was made to summarize what was find out and to identify strengths and opportunities for improvements. Specific actions follow for both short time period (half year) and also for long-term time horizont. Commercialization is the topic of final chapter, which propose different ways.
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Supporting science and research in academic libraries
Budínský, Lukáš
Libraries are no longer just places for simple borrowing of books, but they primary become a service centres. University libraries in particular are offering services to a wide range of users from students through to postgraduates and researchers. This lecture will show what a library can offer to support science, research and Open Access on an example of Tomas Bata University in Zlín. This library is using the latest technologies (SFX, MetaLib, DSpace, Xerxes ..) and information specialists to meet the requirements of the most demanding users -scientists and postgraduates.
Slides: nusl-71448_1 -  PDF
Video: nusl-71448_2 -  MP4
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Present State and Plans in collecting and making Grey Literature accessible in the CVTI SR (Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information)
Dušková, Marta
The CVTI SR is a national information center for the support of science and research and a specialized scientific public library focused on technical fields of study and selected areas of sciences, economics and the humanities. The aim of the contribution is to describe the relations between the CVTI SR and the Library Act No. 183/2000 in connection with gray literature (GL), to outline the present state, intentions and possibilities of obtaining, collecting and making GL accessible in the CVTI SR. Basic prerequisites for the establishment of a depository of GL in the Data Research and Development Center are outlined.
Fulltext: nusl-42871_2 - PDF; nusl-42871_3 - PDF
Slides: nusl-42871_1 - PDF
Video: nusl-42871_4 - MP4
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Grey Literature from Archivist’s Viewpoint
Machková, Zora
The contribution shall deal with the issue of gray literature in archives. The author shall concentrate on differences in understanding gray literature from the viewpoint of an archivist and the viewpoint of a librarian and certain intersection of both professions in this area. The contribution shall mention manners of obtaining gray literature in the archive practice, it’s depositing in archive funds and collections and methods of its subsequent processing and making available to readers.
Fulltext: nusl-42870_2 - PDF
Slides: nusl-42870_1 - PDF
Video: nusl-42870_3 - MP4
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Poster Presentations
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Grey Literature in Engineering Sciences and Technology and its use pattern in the research institutions in India: The case study of the Karnataka State;
Awareness Not Genre Matters: Findings from a Case Study of the Scientific Grey Literature of an Inter-governmental Organization;
Delivering Grey Literature with a “Books by Mail” Lending Library;
Circulation Improvement of Articles in Journals written by Non-English Language – Development of a Special Journal Titles Translation List of Journals written in Japanese for the International Bibliographical Database;
Scanning to PDFA: A Demonstration Project for Access and Preservation of Grey Literature;
What the Future holds in store for GreyNet International: Findings from a Business Report 2010-2011;
Managing the Access to the Scientific Grey Literature through Internet and Free Software;
Publishing the vocabulary of the types of grey literature as linked data;
National Repository of Grey Literature in the Czech Republic;
Extending the “Facets” concept by applying NLP tools to catalog records of scientific literature;
Usage assessment of an institutional repository : A case study;
ISO Standards for Quality Education and Training for Facilitating Access to Grey Literature
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GL Transparency: Through a Glass, Clearly
Jeffery, Keith G. ; Asserson, Anne
GL (Grey literature, interpreted here as grey objects) is very heterogeneous in content, form and quality. Most GL objects evolve through a workflow. Some of these phases involve some form of evaluation or peer review, commonly internal within the management structure of an organisation and possibly involving external advice, including from ‘friendly peers’ via an e-preprint mechanism. Unlike white literature the evaluation process commonly is unrecorded and undocumented. This leads to accusations that grey literature lacks quality and transparency.
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A terminology-based Re-definition of Grey Literature
Sassi, Manuela ; Marzi, Claudia ; Pardelli, Gabriella
The conventionally accepted definition of Grey Literature, as Information produced and distributed by non-commercial publishing, does not take into consideration either the increasing availability of forms of grey knowledge, or the growing importance of computer-based encoding and management as the standard mode of creating and developing grey literature. Semi-automated terminological analysis of almost twenty years of terminological creativity in the proceedings of eleven GL International Conferences offers the opportunity to pave the way to a bottom-up redefinition of Grey Literature stemming from attested terminological creativity and lexical innovation.
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