Cheshire2

The Cheshire2 SGML search engine created originally by Prof. Ray Larson of UC Berkeley. Cheshire's official homepage is at http://cheshire.berkeley.edu.

The project is funded by a combined JISC and NSF grant to the University of Liverpool and UC Berkeley. The principal investigators at each institution are Dr. Paul Watry and Prof. Ray Larson respectively.

Cheshire3

Cheshire3 is under development and may not be suitable for a production system. That said, it is currently in use in production systems including SRW servers and web store front systems. It has been designed and developed by Dr. Robert Sanderson from Liverpool University. The official homepage is at www.cheshire3.org.

Current Cheshire Projects

The Cheshire project group have been funded, by JISC, for several projects. Please click on the links below to go to the projects homepage.

• Cheshire3 / Kepler / Sakai Integration Project
• Cheshire3 Shibboleth Integration Project

Databases Using Cheshire

• The Archives Hub
• University of Liverpool, Special Collections & Archives
• University of Liverpool Science Fiction Archives
• British Library, ISTC
• Mersey Libraries
• Resource Discovery Network
• The Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture

Data Curration Projects

• Fab4
  The Cheshire project team is also working on projects relating to digital curration. Fab4 is a document browser and parser. It is an extension of the Multivalent document browser which was created by Tom Phelps and further developed by Fabio Corubolo at the University of Liverpool. The homepage for fab4 is bodoni.lib.liv.ac.uk:8080/.
• Lost and Found
  Ever found a 404 error? The "Lost and Found" service might be able to help. It can fix a good percentage of moved pages using different tecniques. This site is avalible at www.fixurl.org.

Tools for Archivists'

During the project the following online tools have been developed for authoring and processing Encoded Archival Description (EAD) documents. These can be accessed by clicking on the links below.

Not available at present - to be added soon

The Cheshire Project Team

This site is maintained by Clare Llewellyn, one of the researchers involved in the project.