Envision
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 April 1995
Lenwood S. Heath, Deborah Hix, Lucy Nowell, W. C. Wake, Guillermo A. Averboch, Eric D. Labow
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SNIP3.34
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Project Envision is an early NSF-funded digital library effort to develop a multimedia collection of computer science literature with full-text searching and full-content retrieval capabilities.
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Project Envision is an early NSF-funded digital library effort to develop a multimedia collection of computer science literature with full-text searching and full-content retrieval capabilities. Envision was launched in 1991 in accordance with the ACM Publications Board's plans for encouraging research studies to develop an electronic archive for computer science.
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