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BAHÁNDÌAN 是中央菲律宾大学的机构资料库，用于管理，传播和保存代表学术界及其附属机构及其教职员工和学生的学术作品的数字资料。

BAHÁNDÌAN 是一个大学资源库，可访问中央菲律宾大学及其附属机构的出版物。访问通常不受限制，符合用于元数据收集的开放档案馆倡议（OAI）协议，该协议使此类档案可以互操作和可交叉搜索。

BAHÁNDÌAN 是Hiligaynon的宝藏术语（Uy-Griño，2005）。该机构资料库象征着该机构大量有价值的学术著作。建立该数字资源库的目的是为大学的研究和奖学金提供开放的在线访问，为后代保留这些作品，促进学术交流的新模式并帮助加深社区对高等教育价值的理解。

Uy-Griño，E.（2005年）。 Diksyonaryo：Hiligaynon-English / English-Hiligaynon。 菲律宾伊洛伊洛市：中央菲律宾大学

该存储库由大学的亨利·卢斯三世图书馆管理。

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