The same with us, the University of Calgary library is where i work.  We just launched our discovery layer last week (along with a new site).
http://library.ucalgary.ca

We too are long time admirers of NCSU's discovery layer.  (Was a nice treat to meet them at Code4Lib in Seattle)

Our discovery system calls various modules (other systems/silos) ie: libguides, catalogue, Summon etc. but it also does dynamic logic on the potential branch/service points based on the search term.

Cheers,
Andrew Pasterfield
MSc LIS, BSc CS, Dip CIS

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From: Code for Libraries [[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Sian Meikle [[log in to unmask]]
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Full disclosure -- it IS our library's site -- but the University of Toronto Libraries use a drupal frontend to integrate our library catalogue (Endeca), Summon (local presentation powered by Summon APIs), e-journals (a filtered subset of catalogue data via Endeca), and resource guides (LibGuides).

These services, in turn, integrate other data: for example:
--  "permitted uses" (eg licensed rights) data is integrated directly in the catalogue and Summon interfaces for digital titles;
-- the catalogue also uses StackMap to display shelf locations for some libraries.
-- the catalogue offers a locally-developed shelf browse that integrates print collections system wide with digital collections

Start here:
http://www.library.utoronto.ca

We, in turn, are long-time admirers of the NCSU libraries and their discovery interface work (http://library.ncsu.edu/)

Sian Meikle
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Interim Director, ITS, University of Toronto Libraries
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From: Code for Libraries [[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Tania Fersenheim [[log in to unmask]]
Sent: September-19-12 3:00 PM
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Got a favorite discovery interface?  Send me the URL

I am doing some quick & dirty investigation into libraries that have
successfully and elegantly integrated discovery of various resources,
e.g.:

 - library catalog
 - federated indexing service such as  Serials Solutions or Primo
Central, or a federated search system like Metalib
 - ejournals
 - ebooks
 - libguides
 - library web site
 - worldcat local
 - that kind o' stuff

I am looking for sites that are both nice to look at and seem easy to
use.  I will assume that if you're touting your own site it is
technologically sophisticated.  :-D  Got any faves?

Tania

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Tania Fersenheim
Manager of Library Systems

Brandeis University
Library and Technology Services

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