8. ELPUB 2004: Brasilia, Brazil

• Aleksei Selyverstov, Pavel Plechov, Sergei Trusov, Aleksei Krasheninnikov, Vadim Ustiansky:
  Electronic publishing for academics: geology and physics in Russian network for natural sciences.
  
• Andrey Guskov, Yurii Molorodov, Vladimir Shraibman:
  SMART: an approach for information systems development on the basis of RDFtechnology.
  
• Ester Appelgren:
  Convergence and divergence in media: different perspectives.
  
• Ana Alice Baptista:
  DSpace-dev at University of Minho.
  
• Marcello Bax:
  RDF Applications in Digital Library.
  
• Juan Miguel Campanario:
  Advantages of two new approaches for scientific e-publishing.
  
• Carina Ihlström, Maria Åkesson, Stig Nordqvist:
  From print to web to e-paper: the challenge of designing the e-newspaper.
  
• Carlos Henrique Marcondes, Luís Fernando Sayão, Cláudio Márcio Ribeiro Maia, Marco Aurélio Ribeiro Dantas, Wilder da Silva Faria:
  State-of-the-art of Brazilian e-journals in science and technology.
  
• Leslie Carr:
  Technical advances in scientific and scholarly publication.
  
• Leslie Carr:
  Linking knowledge in an open access environment: the promises of the sematic web.
  
• Ana Maria Cetto, Jose Octavio Alonso Gamboa:
  Putting Local Knowledge Online: does it become international?.
  
• Leslie Chan:
  Participation in the Global Knowledge Commons - Challenges and Opportunities for Libraries and Publishers in Developing Countries.
  
• Leslie Chan:
  Introduction.
  
• Cláudio Gottschalg-Duque, Henning Lobin:
  Ontology extraction for index generation.
  
• Claudio Teixeira, Johnny Santos, Joaquim Sousa Pinto, Joaquim Arnaldo Martins:
  Portuguese e-government initiatives: villages, towns, cities and the constitutions.
  
• Claire Dygert:
  What academic libraries need from e-publishers.
  
• Costa Oliveira:
  Towards a new authoring environment: overview of some ontology based systems.
  
• Elóy Rodrigues, Ana Alice Baptista, Isabel Ramos, Maria Fernanda Sarmento e Souza:
  RepositóriUM: implementing DSpace in Portuguese - lessons for the future and research pathways.
  
• Jan Engelen, Markus W. Schranz:
  Advanced search techniques based on an Eurowordnet application, through demonstrations of the Omnipaper project results, and technological approaches as implementend in the Omnipaper prototype, including SOAP and WSDL.
  
• Carlos Guillem:
  "Intelligent newspaper" with "MyCover".
  
• Guillermo Julio Padron Gonzalez:
  Scientific electronic publishing in Cuba: a challenge that turned into a win.
  
• José Carlos Ramalho, José Carlos Ferreira:
  DigitArq: creating and managing a digital archive.
  
• José Carlos Ramalho, Giovani Rubert Librelotto, Pedro Rangel Henriques:
  ADRIAN: E-Learning Content Production (Creating Online Exams).
  
• Mortaza Kokabi:
  The Problems of Desktop Indexing of a Book Translated into a Non-Roman Script: Description of a Real Experience.
  
• Harald Krottmaier:
  The need for sharing user-profiles in digital libraries.
  
• Hélio Kuramoto:
  Brazilian Digital Library of Thesis and Dissertation.
  
• Leonardo Lazarte, Ana Cristina Moreira:
  A PKP Open Conference System: how a portable, open source conference management system can help to run a conference.
  
• Leslie Carr, Leslie Chan, Jen Sweezie:
  The Contribution of Open Archives Initiatives and Institutional Repositories to the Advancement of Knowledge.
  
• Maarten van, Peter Daalmans, Henk Ellerman, Bem ten:
  Electro-shock for the congress paper. P-Web: an online publishing tool for conference proceedings.
  
• Carlos Henrique Marcondes, Marília Alvarenga Rocha Mendonça:
  Evaluation of emerging e-journals in science and technology: a proposed methodology based on analysis of links to e-journals sites.
  
• Maria Cecilia Teixeira, Davide Vaccari, Marco Sangalli, Juergen Schwietering:
  V-CHAT - Versatile Chat.
  
• Bob Martens, Tomo Cerovsek:
  Experiences with web-based scientific collaboration: managing the submission and review process of scientific conferences.
  
• Miguel Angel Márdero Arellano:
  Digital Preservation of Scientific Information in Brazil: an initial approach of existing models.
  
• Miguel Oliveira:
  eABC: Scientific Publications Bibliographic Archives.
  
• Pedro Almeida, Joaquim Sousa Pinto, Joaquim Arnaldo Martins, Helder Troca Zagalo:
  Framework for a XML-based search system.
  
• Teresa Susana Mendes Pereira, Ana Alice Baptista:
  Navigation, linking and browsing through the RDF metadata base in the Omnipaper project.
  
• Petr Grolmus, Jiri Hynek, Karel Jezek:
  A web-based user-profile generator: foundation for a recommender and expert finding system.
  
• Ramón Martins Sodoma da Fonseca:
  A PKP Open Journal System: how a portable, open source journal management / publishing system can improve the scholarly communication process and the global visibility of scholars.
  
• Ramón Martins Sodoma da Fonseca, Miguel Angel Márdero Arellano, Carlos Roberto Meinert, Lígia Café:
  Electronic Journal Publishing System - SEER.
  
• Regina Coeli Fernandes, Miguel Angel Márdero Arellano, Ramón Martins Sodoma da Fonseca, Carlos Roberto Meinert, Iêda M. de Jesus Reis da Silva, Margaret de Palermo, Francisco de Paula, Oliveira Filho:
  Electronic Journal Publishing System - Ciência da Informação.
  
• Miguel Saraiva:
  Connecting communities and promoting the local knowledge sharing in Latin America.
  
• Markus W. Schranz, Bert Paepen:
  Architecture design and application for an Intelligent Distributed News Archive.
  
• Sebastien Thys, Bert Paepen, Jan Engelen:
  Refining search queries with svg graphics in the omnipaper project.
  
• Elmira Simeão, Antonio Miranda:
  Extensive Communication and the Format of the Online Scientific Journal.
  
• Dagobert Soergel:
  Put the digital into digital publishing.
  
• Dagobert Soergel:
  The role of thesauri and ontologies for improving knowledge retrieval from web applications.
  
• Suely Gomes, Suzana Pinheiro Machado Mueller:
  Rethinking electronic journals: exploring the flexibility and duality of technology.
  
• Vanderlei Perez Canhos, Dora Canhos, Sidnei de Souza:
  Networking Biological Diversity Information: Linking Local to Global Efforts.