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Produktbild: Intelligence and Equity: Shaping the Future of Knowledge
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Intelligence and Equity: Shaping the Future of Knowledge 28th International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries, ICADL 2026, Khon Kaen, Thailand, December 2–4, 2026, Proceedings

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  • Produktbild: Intelligence and Equity: Shaping the Future of Knowledge
  • .- A1: Inclusive information access and learning.

    .- Navigating Information Barriers: Information Literacy and Information-Seeking Experiences of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh.

    .- Packing Web Search Results into 40-Character Lines: A Lightweight SERP Transformation Pipeline for Refreshable Braille Displays.

    .- Web Accessibility in Local E-Government: A WCAG 2.2 Audit of a Provincial Digital Library Service in East Java, Indonesia.

    .- Navigating Online Learning: Understanding the Barriers and Strategies of Neurodivergent Learners.

    .- B1: Historical document processing.

    .- Metadata as Prompt Context for Historical OCR Post-Correction.

    .- From Ephemeral Art Exhibitions to Reliable Digital Corpora: A Reproducible Adaptive OCR Workflow for Heterogeneous Archival Collections.

    .- From Traceability to Verifiability: Selective Quality Routing and IIIF-Compatible Evidence for Historical Document Restoration.

    .- CAFE: Confidence-Aware Framework for Entity Enrichment in Historical Digitised Documents.

    .- A2: User experience, engagement and reader services.

    .- Exploratory Access to Game Archives through Visual Semantic Search: A User Study of Package Image Retrieval.

    .- Information System Quality and User Continuance Intention in Digital Cultural Heritage Platforms: The Roles of Visualization Experience, Perceived Usefulness, and Cultural Identity.

    .- Comparing Four User-Facing Messages for Reducing Harmful-Content Engagement: An Exploratory Randomized Experiment.

    .- Next-Generation User Experiences in AI-Driven Digital Libraries: A Systematic Review of Intelligent Interaction and Interface Design (2022–2026).

    .- Understanding the Target Reader Levels of Books: An Empirical Study on Librarians’ Judgements.

    .- B2: Language-model methods: reliability and communication.

    .- Detecting Generative AI Content in Digital Libraries: A Hybrid Framework for Information Integrity in Southeast Asian Cultural Heritage Collections.

    .- More Claims, Less Evidence: Bounded Verification of AI-Generated Digital Knowledge Artifacts.

    .- MITI-Based Evaluation of Motivational Interviewing Dialogues Using LLM-as-a-Judge.

    .- Compressing Inter-Model Communication: Transferring Each Sentence as a Single Hidden-State Vector.

    .- A3: Knowledge organisation and heritage metadata.

    .- Semantic Modeling of Traditional Wooden Boatbuilding Knowledge Using CIDOC CRM.

    .- Cultural Semantic Spans for Low-Resource Heritage Metadata: Evidence from Japanese–Chinese Ukiyo-e Titles.

    .- A Multi-layer Context Metadata Model for Environmental Sound Archives: Initial Implementation of Weather Metadata.

    .- B3: Scholarly metadata extraction; infrastructure spotlight.

    .- Exploring README Files as Sources of Research Data Metadata.

    .- Where Are Research Data Published? Identifying Their Publication URLs in Scholarly Papers.

    .- Evaluation of Large Language Models for Japanese Bibliographic Reference Parsing across Diverse Citation Styles.

    .- When Faster Primitives Yield Lower Throughput: A Diagnostic Case Study of Post-Quantum TLS 1.3 Performance.

    .- A4: AI literacy: students and research training.

    .- Rethinking Information Literacy in the Age of Generative AI: An ACRL Framework-Based Approach to AI for Research Training in an Academic Library.

    .- Investigating Information and AI Literacy Among Generation Z Students: Associations with Environmental and Individual Factors.

    .- Comparing Local and International Students’ Generative AI Perception, Use, and Preferred University Support.

    .- B4: Visual and audiovisual information processing.

    .- Retrieving Instance Segmentation Models using Local Image Features via Transformer Encoder.

    .- Multimodal Topic Segmentation of Japanese Television News for Digital Archives.

    .- Background Diversification for Improved Object Detection in Illustrated Images.

    .- A5: Open science and research data: availability, description and curation.

    .- The Relative Importance of Data Availability Statements Among Predictors of Citation Impact.

    .- How Open Access Improves the Disruption Index: Evidence from Chinese LIS Publications.

    .- The Comprehensiveness of Dataset Descriptions: A Preliminary Content Analysis of Zenodo Records.

    .- Characterizing Dataset Mentions in Publications Reusing BioLINCC Datasets.

    .- Sustainable Curation and Data Services for Long-Term Polar Observation Data: A Case Study of Southern Ocean Zooplankton Records.

    .- B5: Corpus construction and computational text analysis.

    .- IADICO: Internet Archive-based DIachronic COrpus for Document and Timeline-oriented Studies.

    .- Leveraging Large Language Models to Induce Pattern-Matching Rules to Diagnose Grammatical Difficulty of Documents.

    .- CASPER: Character-Anchored Salient Passage Extraction for Character Profile Generation from Long-Form Fiction.

    .- Analyzing the Relations between Seed Terms and Retrieved Web Content: Towards Enhancing Seed-Based Term Crawling.

    .- A6: Generative AI governance and professional frameworks.

    .- Academic Libraries in University Generative AI Governance: A Cross-Method Analysis of Southeast Asian Public Guidance.

    .- AI Literacy Frameworks for Library Professionals: A Comparative Analysis and Proposed Five-Component Model.

    .- B6: Semantic search and query interfaces.

    .- Retrieval-Augmented Generation System for the Digital Library of Old Polish Ephemeral Prints.

    .- Exploratory Literature Search via Position Queries on Personalized Two-Dimensional Literature Maps.

    .- RAG-Driven Discovery: Architecting a Semantic Search Layer for Historical Inscriptions.

    .- Large Language Models in Corpus Query Language Generation.

    .- Posters and Demos.

    .- From Resource Provision to Campus-Life-Oriented Promotion: Changes in WeChat-Based Reading Promotion Content in Leading Chinese University Libraries.

    .- SinoArchRAG: A GraphRAG-Enhanced Question-Answering System for Chinese Ancient Architecture.

    .- SUSHI BAR: Visualizing Results for Experiments with Searching Physical Archives.

    .- Cheap First, Escalate on Evidence: Quality-Gated Extraction for Heterogeneous Research Collections.

    .- Hanshiru: An AI-Supported Annotation Tool for Analyzing Internal Structure of Documents.

    .- BRIDGE: An AI-Assisted Consultation Form to Elicit Lesson and Resource Requirements for Teacher and Librarian Collaboration.

    .- What, Why, and How Research Data Are Cited? Investigating Research Data Citation Practices Across Time and Domains.

    .- AP-iConference.

    .- What Is ”More Disclosure”? Validating Corporate Data-Governance Disclosure Indicators Across Report Corpora.

    .- Making AI-Assisted Literature Reviews Traceable: Evidence-List Auditing and Constrained Citation Repair.

    .- From Invocation to Continuation: How AI Social Bot Replies Shape Continuance Behavior Across Gratification Types.

    .- When Answers Precede Sources: Post-Literacy, Epistemic Agency, and Academic Libraries.

    .- From Archival Records to Historical Processes: LLM-Assisted Event Discovery in the Study of Chinese Grenade Technology, 1929–1949.

    .- Research on the Construction of a Knowledge Service System for Ancient Chinese Texts Integrating Knowledge Graphs and Large Language Models:A Case Study of Ming Shilu.

    .- How Do Social Collaboration Networks Emerge in Grassroots Libraries? A Decade-Long Case Study of Central–Branch Library System Development.

    .- Constructing a Metadata Framework and Knowledge Graph for Local Documentary Heritage: A Case Study of Qiaopi Archives.