About ITC Digital library
The ITC Digital Library has an ambition to provide a single point of entry to scholarly and research publication from the domain of construction informatics alias construction information technology. We believe that works, in full text, should be available for free, to the researchers, students and the industry.
We start with works with soft copyright policies and rather limited circulation - almost gray literature - which nevertheless provides valuable references and historical overview of the field. One of the most influential groups in this domain has been the CIB's W78. We are in contact with other conference organizers and journal publishers and expect the library to contain some 2500 papers with an annual growth of about 200 papers.
How to add papers
What kind of themes are acceptable?
Any work related to construction informatics, information or communication technology in construction etc. Construction also stands for civil and structural engineering.
What kind of works are acceptable?
Any, that have passed some kind of quality control: journal and conference papers, dissertations, theses, project reports and pre-prints that did pass a review.
Who decides what is accepted and what not?
Authors of this digital library.
How to add a paper(s)?
Please contact Robert Klinc.
Acknowledgements
The Library was made possible the numerous organizers of the conferences represented. They helped in obtaining the full text copies, some on paper, some in electronic form. They are given full credit inside the series database.
The library was developed in the SciX project.
Credits
The Library was originally created by the team at the Chair of Construction Informatics at the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering of the University of Ljubljana:
- Ziga Turk
- Mateja Smid
- Etiel Petrinja and
- Tomo Cerovsek
Special thanks to all partners at the SciX Project, particularly to Bob Martens, Bo-Christer Bjoerk and Grahame Cooper.
The contribution of the conference organizers and journal editors is gratefully acknowledged as well.
The service was inspired by CUMINCAD.
Copyright
The copyright of the full text papers in this digital library is with the authors or with the original publishers of the proceedings and journals. They are made available through the ITC Digital Library for personal use of the visitors only.
ITCdl - as a collection of metadata - is copyrighted as a collection. It is illegal to copy, replicate or otherwise publish the collection as a whole or any of its parts, on paper or electronically, without a written permission from the owner.
includes:
W78
