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Personalized intelligent information services within an online digital library for medicine: the BIBLIOMED system

The services available in current state-of-the-art digital library systems may profit from new technologies capable of increasing the level of personalization and the accuracy in the retrieval. In a longer perspective towards the future, it is foreseeable that new services will be added to digital libraries, going beyond simple searching and retrieval, adding new levels of processing aimed at automatic information extraction, analysis, and organization. Going even further, the digital library can be seen as a part of a knowledge-based community, and this may call for new even more sophisticated tools. We present here the ongoing BiblioMed project which proposes a new open model for the organization of services offered by a digital library, aimed at providing more effective information access, in terms of accuracy, personalization level, timeliness, integration, completeness, manageability, and cognitive affordability, overcoming in such a way some of the current limitations. BiblioMed has been developed within the Medical Library of the University of Udine.