Keith E. Shafer
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Keith E. Shafer was an OCLC researcher and a founder of the PURL service (purl.org) that started around 1996.
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Works
- 1995: “Creating DTDs via the GB-Engine and Fred”.[1][2]. Content presented at the SGML '95 conference.
History
Baltakatei history
- 2023-04-11: I found his OCLC homepage on an IA snapshot dated 2000-09-01. It includes his other research projects which include Mantis (“a toolkit for building Web-based cataloging systems”), Pears (“a database engine written in Java that supports Unicode from the ground up... to replace Newton (OCLC's full text database engine)”), Scorpion (”a project exploring the indexing and cataloging of electronic resources), Kilroy (a project building an Internet harvester), Persistent URL (PURL) project), and Fred (the SGML Grammar Builder Project).[3]
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References
- ↑ “Creating DTDs via the GB-Engine and Fred”. (n.d.). oclc.org. Archived from the original on 2000-08-15.
- ↑ “User Guide to the Conference”. (1995-12). Archived from the original on 2001-07-14. ”Keith Shafer, Senior Research Scientist, On-Line Computer Library Center. This presentation describes the motivation and tools that have been built to automatically create reduced structural representations of tagged text. These tools are novel in that they let one use the basic tenets of SGML without creating DTDs by hand. The presentation also describes the process used to go from specific document instances to generalized grammars (DTDs).”
- ↑ Shafer, E. Keith. (2000-01-24). “Keith E. Shafer, PhD”. oclc.org. Archived from the original on 2000-09-01.
