@conference{paloko09,
author = "de Juan, Paloma and Iglesias, Carlos A.",
abstract = "Traditional search systems are usually based on
keywords, a very simple and convenient mechanism to express a
need for information. This is the most extended way of searching
the Web, although it is not always an easy task to accurately
summarize a natural language query in a few keywords. Working
with keywords means losing the context, which is the only thing
that can help us deal with ambiguity. This is the biggest problem
of keyword-based systems. Semantic Web technologies seem a
perfect solution to this problem, since they make it possible to
represent the semantics of a given domain. In this paper, we
present three projects, Harmos, Semusici and Cantiga, whose aim
is providing access to a music digital library. We will describe two
search systems, a traditional one and a semantic one, developed
in the context of these projects and compare them in terms of
usability and effectiveness.",
address = "Boston, USA",
booktitle = "Proceedings of The 21st International Conference on Software Engineering {\&} Knowledge Engineering (SEKE 2009)",
isbn = " 1-891706-24-1",
keywords = "digital libraries;music;ontology;searchability",
month = "July",
organization = "Knowledge Systems Institute Graduate School ",
pages = "246-251",
title = "{I}mproving {S}earchability of a {M}usic {D}igital {L}ibrary with {S}emantic {W}eb {T}echnologies",
url = "http://ksiresearchorg.ipage.com/seke/Proceedings/seke/SEKE2009_Proceedings.pdf",
year = "2009",
}