2004•Journal of Library and Information Sciences in AgricultureRequires access

The Construction of Internet Information and Agricultural Digital Library

Chuan Wang

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The paper discusses the role of Internet information in the construction of agricultural digital library and the feasibility of resource organization of both Internet information and library collection. Meanwhile,the paper discusses the link index of the Internet agricultural information as well as information mining.

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The paper discusses the role of Internet information in the construction of agricultural digital library and the feasibility of resource organization of both Internet information and library collection. Meanwhile,the paper discusses the link index of the Internet agricultural information as well as information mining.

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The paper discusses the role of Internet information in the construction of agricultural digital library and the feasibility of resource organization of both Internet information and library collection. Meanwhile,the paper discusses the link index of the Internet agricultural information as well as information mining.

Key concepts: The Internet, Information resource, Digital library, Agriculture, Computer science, Resource (disambiguation), World Wide Web, Index (typography)

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