International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Supporting Conservation Research at the Yale Center for British Art, by Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass - College Art Association 2018 conference
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International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Supporting Conservation Research at the Yale Center for British Art, by Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass - College Art Association 2018 conference
- 1. International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Supporting Conservation Research at the Yale Center for British Art Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass @YaleBritishArt #IIIF @edgartdata #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 3. But image delivery is… …too hard …to slow …idiosyncratic …to disjointed …too ugly …and we all suffer because of it: users are isolated and institutions can’t share easily, which is frustrating given the increasing volume of digital assets available The current landscape for the delivery of digital images is broken and this is important because the quality of digital resources drive the quality of research #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 5. #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt#CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt Welcome to Siloville
- 6. Researchers’ requirements: • Easy access to digital images • Image quality • Manipulate images (deep zoom, image comparison,…) • Collaborate with colleagues across the world (share images, annotate,…) • Produce quality research Funding institutions’ requirements: • Support long term technological solutions for the whole institution, not just for specific projects #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 7. #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt IIIF is a shared protocol to access a global web-based network of images. No local hosting of partners’ images necessary.
- 8. A community that develops shared APIs, implements them in software, and exposes interoperable content #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 9. Global participation #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 10. International leaders Museums/Galleries • J. Paul Getty Museum • National Gallery, D.C. • Harvard Museums • Colby Art Museum • Yale Center for British Art • British Museum? • Tate Britain • V&A? Aggregators • ARTstor • CONTENTdm • DLPA • Europeana • Wikimedia Foundation #CIDOC2017#CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt State/National Libraries • Austria • British Library • Egypt • France • Israel • New Zealand • Qatar • United States (LoC) • Vatican • Wales Projects • American Art Collaborative • PHAROS • Marcel Duchamp research portal Universities & Research Institutions • Cambridge • Cornell • Edinburgh • Ghent • Gottingen • Harvard • Oxford • Princeton • Stanford • Toronto • Wellcome Library • Yale
- 11. • Image API 2.1: gets the image pixels • Presentation API 2.1: just enough metadata to drive a remote viewing experience • Search API 1.0: search within an object, such as the full text of a book or newspaper • Authentication API 1.0: to support login, and differential access to resources. • AV API (draft): deliver timebased media (audio, video) APIs provide a structured way for connecting systems: http://iiif.io @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt #CIDOC2017
- 12. Image comparison in image viewer Mirador #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 14. Deep zoom/Image comparison #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 15. Support for collaboration (YCBA and NPG London) #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt • Easy access to digital images from multiple institutions • No download necessary of partners’s images • Can provide a public or private web-based workspace • Annotation capability
- 16. Virtually reconstruct works that have been dismantled #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 17. @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt #CIDOC2017 IIIF drag & drop demo in Mirador with museum images: https://youtu.be/mKHZ9Dge0xo
- 18. “Reformation to Restoration” Project #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 19. “Reformation to Restoration” Project #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 20. Robert Dudley, first Earl of Leicester, ca. 1560s Unidentified sitter, 1567 Catherine Carey, later Lady Knollys, 1562 Formerly attributed to Steven van der Meulen at the Yale Center for British Art (c. 1530-67) #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 33. Layers of technical analysis revealed in Mirador viewer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NsKTbfky80 #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt
- 34. The methodology that cultural institutions use to share their digital resources with the network has a profound impact on scholarship. #CAA2018 @edgartdata @YaleBritishArt • IIIF website: http://iiif.io • Museums using IIIF & Mirador: https://youtu.be/mKHZ9Dge0xo • IIIF and the Mirador Viewer at the Yale Center for British Art: • https://youtu.be/mRIZWjRJTlE • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKHZ9Dge0xo Thank you