Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service

The Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service (SETIS) is a digital library platform established by the University of Sydney Library in 1996. SETIS has since created the largest XML-based and TEI-encoded digital collection of Australian studies texts.^[1] SETIS provides and manages the full-text collections for AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource.^[2]

In 2006 SETIS was renamed the Sydney Electronic Text and Image Service to coincide with the founding of the University of Sydney Library's Sydney eScholarship initiative.

References

External links

SETIS website

University of Sydney

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