Museum resources and cross domain digital applications

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1 GSLIS 2006 Museum resources and cross domain digital applications Muriel Foulonneau () Grainger Engineering Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Digital Library Research Lab. March 2006

2 Cross-domain applications 2

3 Digital heritage Museums / libraries / archives / archaeological sites 3

4 Research and technology Collection registry Digitization program European programs and policy Technical information OAI Metadata formats Digitization Legal information 4

5 At European level Committees Projects Involvement of funding agencies Research networks Institutions networks Cross-domain and specific Memory, Knowledge, Cultural institutions 5

6 What we can do together Digitizing More 3D, VR, Publishing Databases, tourist interest (=attracting users), education, exhibitions 6

7 Collaborations 7

8 Regional collaborations between museums Musenor Alienor 8

9 And libraries, archives, foundations 9

10 24 Hour museum Promotion of tourism and cultural activities in the UK 10

11 Museum collections 11

12 Advertizing, digitizing, publishing 12

13 Picture Australia 13

14 Sharing metadata 14

15 Terminologies Usually for Object name Place Person Organisation Subjects Some multilingual thesauri ICOM Costume Committee s Vocabulary of Basic Terms for Cataloguing Costume (English, French and German), Iconclass (English, French, German and Italian), and the Getty s Art & Architecture Thesaurus (AAT), (Dutch, English and Spanish) But lack of common terminologies in European countries 15

16 Linking objects Musketti (Finnish national museum) Mesmuses project 16

17 EROS database community specific Multilingual vocabulary (Catalan, Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish) set up for the indexing of the scientific and restoration reports Controlled lists of terms as well as the free text information fields (such as the titles) have been translated from French to English, to Portuguese and to Japanese 17

18 Experimenting OAI CIMI Dublin Core testbed Best practices 00.pdf Top level access points Who / What / Where / When Open Collections AMOL 18

19 24 Hour Museum OAI project Dublin Core Culture CIMI top level access points Importance of Place and Time Culture The DP creates its own snippet Metadata modification was a problem 19

20 Catalogs contain records for interpretation A database Legal deposit 20

21 Reliable content Quality principles for cultural Websites 1- Transparence: Clearly state the identity and purpose of the website, as well as the organization responsible for its management 21

22 .museum Museum Domain Management Association (MuseDoma) to provide verifiable means for recognizing domain names used by bona fide museums, their professional associations, and individual members of the museum profession Second level domain name Location or discipline or generic term artinstitute.art.chicago.museum and artinstitute.chicago.art.museum canada.virtual.museum 22

23 Content-based retrieval 23

24 Artiste Search similar patterns 24

25 Artiste Search similar color 25

26 Image analysis Shape-based classification 26

27 Digitization 27

28 Crisatel capturing high fidelity content 28

29 Spectral reconstruction of reflectance curve 29

30 CRISATEL 30

31 Modeling and virtual reality 31

32 Museum conception How you plan a new space 32

33 Haptic interfaces 33 The Dame d Auxerre - Le Louvre

34 3D reconstruction of monuments 34

35 35

36 Reconstitution of Ramses II statue in Thebes 36

37 Environments 37

38 Virtual encounter in Cluny 38

39 Mobile devices 39

40 Recording time and space info - Valhalla Recording with hand held device plants and their evolution + GIS 40

41 Using mobile devices Archeoguide Preparing visit 3D reconstruction of places GIS 41

42 User experience 42

43 Involving user Preparing visit Visiting Interactivity Getting something from home Contributing My museum - Customization Customer Relationship Management 43

44 Street art exhibition 44

45 Experience

46 User contributions estage and the European pupetteers Community driven museums 46

47 Publishing content 47

48 Tourism Attracting people on site 48

49 Education L histoire par l image Historical Context - Image analysis - Interpretation 49

50 Discovery 50

51 Entertainment Adventure to save endangered paintings 51

52 Conclusions About experience About scientific work Particular community building Domain specific museums Local museum networks User communities A lot of about learning and schools and children access Tourism What do we call a digital library? 52

53 Acknowledgements Thank you to Jean-Pierre Dalbera for all the pictures he takes, wherever he goes and which are included in this presentation. 53