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INFORMATION GATHERING AND DISTRIBUTION IN NOMENCLATOR

As the Internet grows beyond a million hosts in tens of thousands of organizations, it is increasingly difficult to locate any particular object. Graph-based information services, like the World-Wide Web [1] and X.500 [2], are frustrating, because users must guess the unique names for objects or navigate the information space to find a partitular object. Descriptive (i.e. relational) information services offer the promise of simple information access through a non-procedural query language. Users locate information by describing attributes of the information.