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15
Jul
2009

Surfing the Internet Gets Deep
by Stacy Kish in National Impacts  |  Comments [0] Tags: china doe osti worldwidescience.org

WorldWideScience provides a one-stop search engine to mine global scientific databases in the deep web

The internet has revolutionized society by changing the way people communicate, find information, and enjoy entertainment. But a standard internet search misses at least 90 percent of the information available. 

The internet is separated into two unequal pools of information. The surface web contains pages of information that are utilized by popular search engines. The second pool of information is locked away in the deep web, which consists of countless databases world wide.

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