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FACES General Overview ViRR (Virtueller Raum Reichsrecht) Software Solutions Software Solutions Kristina Büchner and Bastien Saquet Kristina Büchner and Bastien Saquet Contact: Kristina Buechner: [email protected] Bastien Saquet: [email protected] Max Planck Digital Library · Amalienstrasse 33 · 80799 München · www.mpdl.mpg.de July 2009 Main Functionalities • Browse collection and albums • Detailed viewing of an image • Advanced metadata search • Album (subset of images) management Create, edit, publish, and withdraw an album Add and remove pictures Upcoming Functionalities • Metadata editor with validation service • Ingestion of images • Sharing of albums Solution for Management of Image Collections FACES provides an advanced tool for researchers to store, manage, enrich, share, and publish collections of scientific image data. Partners • Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin (pilot institute) FACES collection, http://faces.mpdl.mpg.de • National Institute for Materials Science, Japan Diamonds collection • Klinik und Poliklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie, Rostock University FACES-Rostock collection (based on original FACES collection) Contact: [email protected] • Export of an album Metadata formats: xml, csv Image formats: thumbnail, web resolution, original • Usage statistics Specific Solution requires generalizes Data A Instance A ex tends Generic Solution Solution for Management of Digitized Text Resources VIRR is a virtual research platform for the digital preservation, enhancement and dissemination of cultural heritage content like images and texts. Main Functionalities • Browse collection and textual entities • Detailed viewing of single pages • Online editing workspace for structural content Create, edit, and publish table of contents for each textual entity Build logical combination between scans and structural elements Generate original pagination Enrich structural elements with descriptive metadata Edit and publish bibliographic metadata • On the fly METS export to the DFG Viewer (http://dfg-viewer.de) Upcoming Functionalities • Advanced search within all metadata • Compilation and export of images (as jpgs or within one pdf) • Integration of Digilib (enhanced viewing environment: zoom, navigate, etc.) • Integration and storage of transcriptions • Linkage of ViRR to other relevant online resources (e.g. OPAC of the institute) • Content enrichment via annotations Partners • Max Planck Institut for European Legal History, Frankfurt Legal artifacts of the period of the Holy Roman Empire, http://test- virr.mpdl.mpg.de:8080/virr Contact: [email protected] Figure 2: Browse within the Diamonds collection Figure 4: Search within the FACES collection Figure 3: Details of one image of the Diamonds collection Figure 5: Statistics - number of executed log-ins Figure 6: Album with images of the FACES collection • Configurable user interface • Notepad management • Integration of Digilib (enhanced viewing environment: zoom, navigate, etc.) Interested Institutions • Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching • Max Planck Institute for Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen • Humboldt University, Berlin Data B Figure 1: Development approach of a software solution Software solutions are e-science web applications based on the eSciDoc infrastructure. Solutions are mainly about using and re-using scientific data. This will be realized through: • Data retrieval and data enrichment (metadata management) • Collaborative online working environment • Data persistence Versioning Persistent identifier (PID) • Interoperability Following Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) recommendations Defining DCMI Abstract Model (DCAM) and Description Set Profile (DSP) Figure 7: Browsing the VIRR collection Figure 9: Editing environment (left-side: paginator, right side: table of content with descriptive metatdata of the selected structured element). Figure 8: Details of a textual entity Development Approach • The software is first developed in cooperation with one institute to serve a specific research scenario based on a particular data set and then is extended to cover a larger scope of scientific scenarios. • An instance is a working version of the generic solution, configured for one specific data set. • The generic solution is extendable (“extended solution”) to add new specific features. Software Usage • Open source project Code source accessible and documented Usage of Common Development and Distribution License (CDDL) • MPDL support Consultancy for installation (application profile, configuration) Improvement and special features implementation Interested Institutions • Kunsthistorisches Institut Florenz (KHI), Florenz Historical travel guides, antiquarian literature, rare-book collection, a 19th century journal • Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin Institute series, 18th and 19th century advisory literature Configuratio n Application Profile Configuratio n Application Profile Configuratio n Application Profile Pilot Instance Instance B F e e d b a c k Researc h Scenari o Pilot Data MPDL Pilot Institute Institute A Institute B New Features Extended Solution This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Germany License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/
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FACES
General Overview
ViRR (Virtueller Raum Reichsrecht)
Software SolutionsSoftware SolutionsKristina Büchner and Bastien SaquetKristina Büchner and Bastien Saquet
Contact: Kristina Buechner: [email protected] Saquet: [email protected]
Max Planck Digital Library · Amalienstrasse 33 · 80799 München · www.mpdl.mpg.de
July 2009
Main Functionalities• Browse collection and albums
• Detailed viewing of an image
• Advanced metadata search
• Album (subset of images) management Create, edit, publish, and withdraw an album
Add and remove pictures
Upcoming Functionalities
• Metadata editor with validation service• Ingestion of images• Sharing of albums
Solution for Management of Image Collections
FACES provides an advanced tool for researchers to store, manage, enrich, share, and publish collections of scientific image data.
Partners• Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin (pilot institute)
FACES collection, http://faces.mpdl.mpg.de
• National Institute for Materials Science, Japan Diamonds collection
• Klinik und Poliklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie, Rostock University FACES-Rostock collection (based on original FACES collection)
Contact: [email protected]
• Export of an album Metadata formats: xml, csv
Image formats: thumbnail, web resolution, original
• Usage statistics
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generalizes
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GenericSolution
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Solution for Management of Digitized Text Resources
VIRR is a virtual research platform for the digital preservation, enhancement and dissemination of cultural heritage content like images and texts.
Main Functionalities• Browse collection and textual entities
• Detailed viewing of single pages
• Online editing workspace for structural content Create, edit, and publish table of contents for each textual entity
Build logical combination between scans and structural elements
Generate original pagination
Enrich structural elements with descriptive metadata
Edit and publish bibliographic metadata
• On the fly METS export to the DFG Viewer (http://dfg-viewer.de)
Upcoming Functionalities• Advanced search within all metadata
• Compilation and export of images (as jpgs or within one pdf)
• Integration of Digilib (enhanced viewing environment: zoom, navigate, etc.)
• Integration and storage of transcriptions
• Linkage of ViRR to other relevant online resources (e.g. OPAC of the institute)
• Content enrichment via annotations
Partners• Max Planck Institut for European Legal History, Frankfurt
Legal artifacts of the period of the Holy Roman Empire, http://test-virr.mpdl.mpg.de:8080/virr
Contact: [email protected]
Figure 2: Browse within the Diamonds collection
Figure 4: Search within the FACES collection
Figure 3: Details of one image of the Diamonds collection
Figure 5: Statistics - number of executed log-ins Figure 6: Album with images of the FACES collection
• Configurable user interface• Notepad management• Integration of Digilib (enhanced viewing
environment: zoom, navigate, etc.)
Interested Institutions• Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching
• Max Planck Institute for Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen
• Humboldt University, Berlin
Data BData B
Figure 1: Development approach of a software solution
Software solutions are e-science web applications based on the eSciDoc infrastructure.
Solutions are mainly about using and re-using scientific data. This will be realized through:• Data retrieval and data enrichment (metadata management)• Collaborative online working environment• Data persistence
Versioning Persistent identifier (PID)
• Interoperability Following Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) recommendations Defining DCMI Abstract Model (DCAM) and Description Set Profile (DSP)
Figure 7: Browsing the VIRR collection
Figure 9: Editing environment (left-side: paginator, right side: table of content with descriptive metatdata of the selected structured element).
Figure 8: Details of a textual entity
Development Approach• The software is first developed in cooperation with one institute to serve a specific research
scenario based on a particular data set and then is extended to cover a larger scope of
scientific scenarios.• An instance is a working version of the generic solution, configured for one specific data set.• The generic solution is extendable (“extended solution”) to add new specific features.
Software Usage• Open source project
Code source accessible and documented Usage of Common Development and
Distribution License (CDDL)
• MPDL support Consultancy for installation (application
profile, configuration) Improvement and special features
implementation
Interested Institutions• Kunsthistorisches Institut Florenz (KHI), Florenz
Historical travel guides, antiquarian literature, rare-book collection, a 19th century journal
• Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin Institute series, 18th and 19th century advisory literature
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