Collections of Web-based resources are often decentralized; leaving the task of identifying
and locating removed resources to collection managers who must rely on http response …

Abstract Inaccessible Web pages and 404 “Page Not Found” responses are a common Web
phenomenon and a detriment to the user's browsing experience. The rediscovery of missing …

Many Web portals allow users to associate additional information with existing multimedia
resources such as images, audio, and video. However, these portals are usually closed …

Web archives have become a significant repository of our recent history and cultural
heritage. Archival integrity and accuracy is a precondition for future cultural research …

The web is littered with millions of links which previously worked but no longer do. When
users encounter any such broken link, they resort to looking up an archived copy of the …

A large portion of the research carried out in the digital humanities has an online digital
object (usually referred as a project) as one of its components. In turn, these online digital …

Much of our cultural discourse occurs primarily on the Web. Thus, Web preservation is a
fundamental precondition for multiple disciplines. Archiving Web pages into themed …

Web archives have contained the cultural history of the web for many years, but they still
have a limited capability for access. Most of the web archiving research has focused on …

The web is trapped in the" perpetual now", and when users traverse from page to page, they
are seeing the state of the web resource (ie, the page) as it exists at the time of the click and …

Abstract The World Wide Web has a very dynamic character with resources constantly
disappearing and (re-) surfacing. A ubiquitous result is the “404 Page not Found” error as …