Common User Interface

If you are pulling together information from many sources, it is important to provide a common user interface for your own customers. With GILS, you have a machine-level path to the content itself. This means you can give your users an interface that is in their own language, with just the set of features you want to provide.

Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive | - leverages one interface for the delivery of many types of information

Library of Congress Z39.50 Gateway | - searches several hundred different resources, with slight variants to expose key features of the underlying content

Massachusetts Digital Orthophotos | - allows searching for aerial photographs

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