Information Architecture

 The Bath Profile is an international Z39.50 specification supporting library applications and resource discovery. Site includes information about its application, its maintenance, and other related resources.

 Boxes and Arrows is a peer-written journal dedicated to discussing, improving and promoting the work of professionals in the fields of information architecture, information design, interaction design, and interface design through the sharing of exemplary technique, innovation, and informed opinion.

 CCRI's mandate is to develop a set of interrelated databases based on data from the 1911 to 1951 Canadian censuses.

 CSCSI/SCEIO exists as a special interest group of CIPS (Canadian Information Processing Society) for the promotion of interest and activity in AI. Under this banner CSCSI/SCEIO conducts workshops and a fully refereed national conference every year. It also sponsors the journal Computational Intelligence.

 Through its funding programs, CANARIE supports a variety of initiatives to develop innovative applications and technologies to advanced broadband networks. CANARIE supports projects that conform to principles of open systems and interoperability. To be eligible for funding, projects must be led by a Canadian organization and be carried out in Canada. A summary of CANARIE's funding programs is given here.

 This document gives an overview of the Australian Government's initiative to provide an easier way for people to find government information online, and to build a platform for integrated service delivery.

 Text and graphics accompanying a presentation by Anne Valin of the Information Services Directorate of the House of Commons, at Information Management Day, September 7, 2001.

 Monthly publication providing news from the technology sector (in French).

 Text and graphics accompanying a presentation given by Susan Wiggin of the Treasury Board Secretariat at Information Management Day, September 7, 2001.

 The International Council for Information Technology in Government Administration (ICA) is a non-profit organisation established to promote the information exchange of knowledge, ideas and experiences between Central Government IT Authorities on all aspects of the initiation, development and implementation of computer-based systems in and by Government.

 Text and graphics accompanying a presentation by Diane Casault of InBusiness Solutions and Yves Plourde of the Industrial Research Assistance Program at Information Management Day, September 7, 2001.

 This paper provides a brief introduction to the Resource Description Framework (RDF), describes RDF schemas, and gives an introduction to the Dublin Core.

 Information about various facets of the Programme. Includes contact information for member nations.

 NewsML is a structural framework for news, based on XML and other appropriate standards and specifications. This Specification describes and amplifies the NewsML version 1.1 Document Type Definition. The NewsML Requirements document outlines the capabilities that NewsML is required to deliver. The current specification describes the technical means that have been employed to meet those requirements.

 Homepage for an MIT-based initiative that develops specifications describing how the components of an educational software environment communicate with each other and with other systems.

 PSTM.net is a community of senior public sector officials in the Asia Pacific region. Featuring interviews, case studies and original research, PSTM.net provides made-in-Asia content for the region’s public sector leaders.

 SCORM (Shareable Content Object Reference Model) is a collection of specifications providing a suite of e-learning capabilities that enable interoperability, accessibility and reusability of Web-based learning content. This page has links to resources about SCORM.

 A review of the emerging XML-based web services platform, examining the core components of SOAP, WSDL and UDDI.