IIIF and NLW delivered at the 'Access to the World's Images' meeting in Ghent 2015
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A description of how the NLW use IIIF to deliver its digital resources through multiple interface and also how its working with Mirador and Open Annotation to create transcriptions
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IIIF and NLW delivered at the 'Access to the World's Images' meeting in Ghent 2015
- 1. IIIF and NLW National Library of Wales Glen Robson Head of Systems @glenrobson
- 5. Plan • IIIF Good for us – Maps – Newspapers – Annotation – Viewers – Multilingualism • IIIF Good for sharing – Manuscripts
- 11. Benefits of IIIF • No transfer of images • Changes can be made straight away. • No loss of control of images
- 12. http://newspapers.library.wales • Open Access • Over 1.1 million IIIF Images
- 14. Wales for Peace • HLF project to commemorate the fallen in World War 1 • Transcription of the Welsh Book of Remembrance • In person Volunteers rather than Crowd Sourced • Project run by the Welsh Centre for International Affairs – http://www.wcia.org.uk/walesforpeace.html
- 17. Simple Annotation Server • https://github.com/glenrobson/SimpleAnnotationServer • Works with Mirador • Stores Annotations as Linked Open Data using Open Annotations • Uses either JENA or Seasame (rdf4j.org) as a triple store
- 19. Newspapers
- 20. New Catalogue! • Part of a WHELF Consortium • ExLibris - Primo and Alma • http://discover.library.wales • Redevelop our viewers – Access through the Universal Viewer – Over 200,000 manifests – Over 1,109,768 images
- 23. Multilingualism • National Library of Wales is bilingual – Welsh and English • IIIF standard supports Multilingualism • NLW worked with Digirati to make the Wellcome/Universal Viewer support multiple languages
- 26. Chaucer: Canterbury Tales http://stanford.io/1PW789d http://hdl.handle.net/10107/4628556
- 27. Supporting Infrastructure Image API Presentation API Fedora 3 IIP Image (JP2) PFF Image Server Shared Storage Image Proxy JSON Cache METS ALTO Manifest Annotations http://dams.llgc.org.uk/iiif/2.0/image/1234
- 28. Summary • Wide set of use cases • Interoperable Viewers • Encouraging content reuse • Find our digital items: – http://discover.library.wales – http://newspapers.library.wales • Help us transcribe our Maps: – http://cynefin.archiveswales.org.uk • Twitter: @glenrobson
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Crowd sourcing application developed with Klokan Technologies Georeference Tithe maps from the 1800s Transcribe Apportionments Share images and metadata to Kolkan through IIIF.
- developing an internationalised and localised Universal Viewer in conjunction with the NLW
- Exposing our copy using IIIF for international research Copies of work by this poet are all over the world including mostly here in France but also in Italy, Belgium, the UK and the US. Allows the virtual unification and comparison of these Manuscripts held by different institutions. Allows researches to use the manuscript in their tools (t-pen – transcription tool and mirador which you’ll hear more about later )