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DOSR Vision - Frontiers in Distributed Information SystemsDosR视觉的分布式信息系统的前沿.ppt

Approved for Public Release, Distribution Unlimited Digital Object Storage and Retrieval(DOSR)Vision Josh Alspector Disclaimer The Mundaneum In 1910 Belgians Paul Otlet and future Nobel Peace Prize laureate Henri La Fontaine opened the Palais Mondial, later renamed the Mundaneum. The Mundaneum’s mission was to collect metadata on every book, journal, and periodical ever published and record it in a card file system that embodied what we would call a faceted classification scheme. By 1934 it contained over 15 million entries. Unique identifiers included embedded links to related documents. Staff responded to search requests received by post and telegraph and returned hand-copied cards by post. In 1934 Otlet conceived a global network of “electric telescopes” that would allow people to search and browse through interlinked documents, images, audio and motion picture recordings. He wrote that, “from his armchair, everyone will hear, see, participate, will even be able to applaud, give ovations, sing in the chorus, add his cries of participation to those of all the others.” DOSR Vision Create a resilient, distributed, scalable, and secure network of information that does not require a completely trusted or stable network of processing nodes [employ network overlays, and advanced cryptographic techniques] Advance the state-of-the art in automated metadata generation and interoperability [apply machine learning techniques] Automatically get information where it is needed, or may be needed, using less bandwidth and processing. [integrate user models, compact information retrieval encodings, and distributed content delivery] Reliably track where information goes, and where it came from [encapsulate provenance and audit information in network-maintained virtual objects] Enable secure, resilient information storage, characterization, retrieval, and collaboration across barriers of time, geography, community of interest, technology, and administrative domain Hard Problem