Improving E-government services for advanced search

  • Goran P. Šimić University of Defence in Belgrade, National Defense Shool, Department for Simulations and Distance Learning, Belgrade
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/vojtehg67-20356
Keywords: text search, text similarity, speach recognition, metadata exploitation,

Abstract


The E-government services depend on many archived documents mostly scanned and partially described to be machine searchable in order to be found fast and to offer appropriate responses to citizens and to the government personnel as well. In order to improve the existing state, the hybrid solution based on the previous research results is presented. This paper presents an in-depth view of the Web solution that combines different technologies on both the client and the server side thus improving regular search services amd making them accessible to people with dissabilities (e.g. blindness).

Author Biography

Goran P. Šimić, University of Defence in Belgrade, National Defense Shool, Department for Simulations and Distance Learning, Belgrade

Odsek za simulacije i učenje na daljinu

Doktor nauka

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Published
2019/03/24
Issue
Vol. 67 No. 2 (2019): April – June
Section
Original Scientific Papers

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