Library is also spearheading a resolver service
(n2t.info) for pointing to a digital object.
Tim
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Tim Au Yeung
Manager, Digital Object Repository Technology
Libraries and Cultural Resources
University of Calgary
ytau
Ray Shah wrote:
Dear All,
(Apologies for duplication MCN/MCG subscribers)
I am hoping you can help me find what I would in short describe as an
inspirational (digital) archive. Models for us to follow.
I am referring to the kind of resource that will facilitate both novice and
expert
-
Tim Au Yeung
Manager, Digital Object Repository Technology
Libraries and Cultural Resources
University of Calgary
(403) 220-8975
ytau(at)ucalgary(dot)ca
,
Nov. 10 at 12:00 pm. We'll meet at the registration desk and determine
location from there -- I've requested a conference room so we can meet
relatively noise free if necessary.
Hope to see you there!
Tim Au Yeung
Digital Media SIG Chair
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On 10/26/06 1:41 PM, Tim Au Yeung ytau
I'm trying to get a sense of number of people and items of discussion
for those interested in the Digital Media SIG so here's the question:
Who is planning to attend the Digital Media SIG meeting at MCN and what
would you like to see on the agenda?
Thank you,
Tim Au Yeung
Chair, Digital Media
into the global registry.
Tim Au Yeung
-Original Message-
From: Rob Lancefield [mailto:rlancefi...@wesleyan.edu]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 12:20 PM
To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
Subject: Fwd: Harvard announces Global Digital Format Registry...
Hi all,
From the diglib list, and perhaps of interest
Couple of thoughts here:
I read through the UPDIG recommendations and found it really interesting
and helpful. I thought their recommendation for RAW format was
relatively unconvincing, though. Almost like they were saying we want
to recommend RAW format, but we realize you're going to
Hi Matt,
So now we can begin compressing our TIFFs? The main reason I ask is that I
have heard a lot of really
bad arguments against compression in the past, and a lot of non-argument
(for example: it's just not
done). I want to know what the good reasons against it are.
For a small museum
Tim Au Yeung
Manager, Digital Object Repository Technology
University of Calgary
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not to provide the persistent links would ultimately be
ignored as being irrelevant to global intellectual discourse.
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Tim Au Yeung
Manager, Digitization Initiatives
Information Resources
University of Calgary
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Hello
Jessica,
Depending on what
you're looking for (vis a viz cost), you might want toconsider Heidelberg.
While considerably more expensive than your consumer desktop scanners, they do
offer productivity gains and fairly high dynamic ranges and optical resolution.
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Tim Au Yeung
Manager, Digital Object Repository Technology
Libraries and Cultural Resources
University of Calgary
(403) 220-8975
ytau(at)ucalgary(dot)ca
Ari Davidow wrote:
We're having a bit of an argument here about appropriate salaries for
programming staff. We
Hi Perian,
Here's my two bits about metadata -- not as terribly informed as I ought
to be but hopefully that will mean that it's more simplistic as a result.
First off, metadata isn't a term originating from the cultural heritage
community so its usage within the library, museum and archives
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