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SearXNG is a free and open-source metasearch engine designed to aggregate results from multiple search engines while prioritizing user privacy and anonymity. Instead of maintaining its own index, it queries numerous external search providers and merges the results into a single interface, increasing coverage and diversity of information. One of its core principles is privacy, as it does not track users, store personal data, or create search profiles, making it a strong alternative to...

Opener-OAI extracts Dublin Core and LOM records from EduCommons RSS-feeds and serves these records as an OAI-repository. It is initially build for the EduCommons site of Open Universiteit Nederland but should work on all EduCommons sites.

OpenMKS is a search & navigational tool for large multimedia collections. With pluggable functionality and a core subsystem supporting the z39.50 ZING Community SRW search & retrieval specification, it can be run either as a Servlet or as a Web Service.

SCAM is a development environment for building metadata stores for RDF and the Semantic Web. SCAM is built upon international technology standards and metadata standards. Such as RDF, Dublin Core, IEEE/LOM and IMS.

This project intends to create an indexing search engine, for knowledge management. The primary object is to apply an information retrieval core. And implement a knowledge data discovery theory such as data mining algorithm, text mining.

Searchy is a distributed metainformation search engine whose main goal is to federate search systems and integrate information. It uses RDF as abstract information model and may be used with Dublin Core, FOAF, vCard, etc

Image2DocInfo has been made to quickly tag digital pictures. A GUI allows you to set attributes for an image, and then store them in XML files. Those files follow the Dublin Core naming scheme and are stored in the same directories than the pictures.

Potnia is a subject gateway software, developed for scientific directories, including journals, papers, bibliographic databases, research webs and so on. Database structure is compliant to Dublin Core Metadata Set

The JSearch Project wants to provide the internet with a Java based generic interface for search engines. It consists of a core interface, search engine adaptors, a sort/merge module and a JSP based GUI.