Updated October 26
Bill
Moen: University of North Texas; ZIG meeting chair
Ray
Denenberg: Library of Congress and Z39.50 Maintenance Agency
Janifer
Gatenby: Pica; union and local catalogs; Picarta and iPORT
John
Gilby: M25 Link Project; Z39.50 union catalogue based in London, UK and
working on system specific Bath Profile Guidelines.
Fraser
Nicolaides:
Joe
Zeeman: TLC/Carl; new version 3 server soon to be released
Barbara
Shuh: National Library of Canada; maint agency for ISO ILL
Mike
Wheatley: MLW Ltd.
Paul
Miller: UKOLN
Alan
Hopkinson: Middlesex University; M25Link Project; chair of BSI committee
Ashley
Sanders: University of Manchester; COPAC; CURL; Zetoc; developing origin
system for de-duping
Rob
Bull: Crossnet - DS Group; robot and proxy; LEAF
Dale
?: National Library of the Netherlands; European Library Project
Poul
Henrik: Danish Bibliographic Centre; ONE coordinator; DanZIG chair
Leif
Andresen: Danish National Library Authority
Andrea
Giuliano: ICCU
Marit
Olander: Helsinki University Library; secretary of FinZIG
Juha
Hakala: Helsinki University Library; FinZIG chair; secretary of CENL
Ole
Husby: BIBSYS
Jo Rademakers:
K. U. Leuven/LIBIS
Pieter
van Lierop: Geac; new complete service for search/present/scan coming
soon
Dana
Dietz: OCLC; FirstSearch product management for Z39.50 service
Ralph
LeVan: OCLC; Sitesearch going open source; working in Office of Research
and focusing on web services, especially ZNG
Marjery
Tibbets: California Digital Library; Searchlight for broadcast Z39.50
searches to get hit counts; ILL client; MELVYL will have new attributes and
a new host in mid-2002 as CDL moves to ExLibris
Rob
Sanderson: University of Liverpool; archives focus; XML syntax
Irina
Dijor: ExLibris
Steven
Pile: Talis Information Limited; based on Crossnet
Thomas
Place: Tilburg University; iPORT involveement with Pica; OpenURL; OAI
Kevin
Gladwell: British Library; ONE2 involvement
Mark
Needleman: Data Research Associates, Inc.; coordinates involvement in
standards for DRA; released first version of Talis which is version 3 compliant
Lennie
Stovel: RLG; unicode
John
Lowery: British Library; online catalog not yet Z39.50
Jan
Ashton: British Library
Janet
Ashton: British Library
Matting
Carey: System Simulation, Ltd.
Larry
Dixson: Library of Congress; diacritics problem with outgoing records
right now will be corrected
Auson
Stevenson: ITInnovation; ZNG and Z39.50 being considered for distributed
seearching
Ben
Soares:
Adam
Dickmeiss: Index Data
Sebastion
Hammer: Index Data; toolkits; consulting; complete solutions for the fringe
(image archive consortium)
Mike
Taylor: TECC, Ltd.
Ian
Ibbotson: Knowledge Integration, Ltd.; independant consultant
Matthew
Dovey: Oxford University
Anthony
Corfield: Oxford University; developer
Colin
Tathan: Oxford University; software developer
Stephen
Owen: Ovid Silverplatter
Cynthia
Bail: University of Ottawa; SmartLibraries project
Slavko
Manojlovich: Sirsi Corporation/Memorial University of Newfoundland. SIRSI's
production Z39.50 server, available in Unicorn Release 2001, is fully compliant
with the level 1.1 of the Bath Profile, functional Areas A and C. It is also
compliant with the indexing recommendations associated with the Bath/Z Texas
Profiles. Configuration specifications for the SIRSI Z39.50 server are available
at: http://www.sirsi.com/Sirsipdfs/unicorn_bathprofile_server_configuration.pdf.
Anyone wishing to test their clients against a SIRSI Bath compliant server
can use the Texas State Library (host: star.tsl.state.tx.us port: 2200 database:
Unicorn)
Bill
Oldroyd: British Library
Andy
Powell:
Pete
Johnston: UKOLN/University of Bath