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Library Automation and Digital Libraries Questions and Answers

81.

Match the following :

List - IList - II
a. Indian Cultural Heritagei. TKDL
b. Race & Brittle documentsii. IGNCA
c. Traditional Knowledgeiii. C-DAC
d. Mobile Digital Libraryiv. National Library

Codes : a b c d

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: C

The correct matching is ii iv i iii.

The IGNCA, the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, looks after Indian cultural heritage. The National Library works with rare and brittle documents (printed Race). TKDL, the Traditional Knowledge Digital Library, holds traditional knowledge, and C-DAC developed the mobile digital library.

The other codes give TKDL to cultural heritage or C-DAC to brittle documents.

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82.

'Research-in-progress' database in India is________.

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: C

The research-in-progress database in India is Shodhgangotri, option (C). It is the INFLIBNET repository of the synopses of research proposals registered for the Ph.D. degree, which records research while it is going on. Shodhganga (B) holds completed theses and dissertations. Vidyanidhi (A) is also a digital library of theses, and the Indian National Depository Library (D) is a depository of publications, so neither lists research in progress.

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83.

'Open Journal Access System' in India is mainly managed by

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: D

The Open Journal Access System in India is mainly managed by INFLIBNET, option (D). The centre provides the OJAS software and hosting to let Indian journals be published online in open access. NIC (A) is the National Informatics Centre, CSIR (B) is a scientific research council, and ICSSR (C) is the council for social science research. None of them is the manager of OJAS. In India the system allows the editorial work of a journal, from submission to review and publication, to be done online with no charge for the software.

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84.

TKDL is developed and managed by

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: C

The Traditional Knowledge Digital Library is developed and managed by CSIR and AYUSH, option (C). It records Indian traditional knowledge, for example from Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha texts, in a digital form that patent examiners can use against wrong patents. The combinations with the National Library (A, D) or RRRLF (A, B) do not describe its developers. The aim of the library is to protect traditional knowledge from misappropriation by recording it in several languages in a form that patent offices can search.

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85.

Which of the following is/are related to open access initiatives ?

(i) Creative Commons
(ii) DOAJ
(iii) FOSS
(iv) GNU
Codes :

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: D

Creative Commons and DOAJ are the items related to open access initiatives, option (D), that is (i) and (ii). Creative Commons gives licences that let authors share their work, and the Directory of Open Access Journals lists open access journals. FOSS (iii) and GNU (iv) concern free and open source software and not open access to scholarly content, so options (A), (B) and (C) are incorrect. The test of an open access initiative is whether it makes scholarly content free to read and reuse, which Creative Commons licences and the DOAJ directory both do.

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86.

Which of the following does not protect intellectual property ?

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: D

The item that does not protect intellectual property is plug-ins.

Encryption of data, digital watermarks and uniquely encoded licences are all technical protection measures. Encryption keeps content unreadable without a key, a watermark marks ownership inside the content, and encoded licences tie use to an authorised user.

A plug-in is a software add-on that extends a browser or application, such as a PDF viewer, and does nothing to protect rights in content.

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87.

Identification of an e-article and paying for full-text is known as

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: A

Identifying an e-article and paying for its full text is pay-per-view.

In this model the user finds an article, often through an abstract or alert, and buys only that article for a fee, without subscribing to the journal.

A consortium shares the cost of subscriptions among members, a campus licence gives access to everyone within an institution for a fixed fee, and e-subscription is a payment for a whole journal. None of these is payment for a single article.

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Answer: B

The main components of an RFID system are RFID tags, readers or sensors, antenna and server.

The tag attached to the book stores the identity. The reader sends a signal through the antenna and picks up the tag's response, and the server holds the database and software that interpret the data.

The label printer, handheld reader and external book return are accessories or add-on units of a library RFID installation. The other options mix these accessories with core parts or leave out the antenna or readers.

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89.

'Communities' is a component of following digital library software

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: B

'Communities' is a component of the digital library software DSpace.

DSpace organises content into communities, which hold collections, which in turn hold items. A university department or research unit is typically one community.

Greenstone (GSDL) organises content in collections, Fedora is built on digital objects and content models, and i-core is not structured in communities.

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90.

The web address that acts as permanent identifier is ______.

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2013,

Answer: C

The web address that acts as a permanent identifier is the PURL, the persistent uniform resource locator.

A PURL is a web address that points to a resolver, which redirects to the current location. If the resource moves, only the resolver's record is updated and the PURL remains valid.

An ordinary URL changes when the resource moves. A DOI is a persistent identifier for digital objects but is a name, not a web address, in the sense of the question. UDI is not a recognised persistent address scheme.

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