title: Browsing a digital library: A new approach for the New Zealand digital library

authors: McKay, Dana

subjects: computer science

abstract: Browsing is part of the information seeking process, used when information needs are ill-defined or unspecific. Browsing and searching are often interleaved during information seeking to accommodate changing awareness of information needs. Digital Libraries often support full-text search, but are not so helpful in supporting browsing. Described here is a novel browsing system created for the Greenstone software used by the New Zealand Digital Library that supports users in a more natural approach to the information seeking process. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003.

text: Browsing a digital library: A new approach for the New Zealand digital library Browsing is part of the information seeking process, used when information needs are ill-defined or unspecific. Browsing and searching are often interleaved during information seeking to accommodate changing awareness of information needs. Digital Libraries often support full-text search, but are not so helpful in supporting browsing. Described here is a novel browsing system created for the Greenstone software used by the New Zealand Digital Library that supports users in a more natural approach to the information seeking process. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003.

year: 2003

title: Developing Principles of Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence for Outer Space Use and Exploration: A critical evaluation

authors: Brennan, Anna Marie

abstract: Corporations are predicted to dominate outer space use and exploration for the 
foreseeable future. With tentative plans in development for humans to live and work 
permanently on celestial bodies, what responsibilities will corporations have to 
observe human rights? It is thought that reform of outer space law is needed to 
embrace non-state actors to not only delineate their precise legal status but also their 
rights and responsibilities in outer space. Not only would this pronouncement of 
rights and responsibilities provide transparency and certainty for corporations, but 
also for ‘humankind’ as business enterprises such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and the 
Sierra Nevada Corporation endeavour to make the first leap to establish human 
communities on celestial bodies. This article will consider the extent to which 
corporations will need to embed human rights due diligence in their activities on 
celestial bodies and what measures they will need to adopt to assess, mitigate and 
remediate human rights violations.

text: Developing Principles of Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence for Outer Space Use and Exploration: A critical evaluation Corporations are predicted to dominate outer space use and exploration for the 
foreseeable future. With tentative plans in development for humans to live and work 
permanently on celestial bodies, what responsibilities will corporations have to 
observe human rights? It is thought that reform of outer space law is needed to 
embrace non-state actors to not only delineate their precise legal status but also their 
rights and responsibilities in outer space. Not only would this pronouncement of 
rights and responsibilities provide transparency and certainty for corporations, but 
also for ‘humankind’ as business enterprises such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and the 
Sierra Nevada Corporation endeavour to make the first leap to establish human 
communities on celestial bodies. This article will consider the extent to which 
corporations will need to embed human rights due diligence in their activities on 
celestial bodies and what measures they will need to adopt to assess, mitigate and 
remediate human rights violations.

year: 2025

title: Māori language interfaces

authors: Keegan, Te Taka Adrian Gregory

abstract: This paper considers the usability of the interface and the ramifications for te reo Māori if the interface language, the messages displayed in those text boxes, is written in te reo Māori.

text: Māori language interfaces This paper considers the usability of the interface and the ramifications for te reo Māori if the interface language, the messages displayed in those text boxes, is written in te reo Māori.

year: 2017