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Danny Streifler,
NLI’s Digital Photo Collection Display Infrastructure
ppt file with the presentation at the
EVA/Minerva Jerusalem International Conference on Digitisation of Culture,
Jerusalem, The Jerusalem Van Leer Institute, 12-13 November 2013
http://www.digital-heritage.org.il
Presentations available at: http://2013.minervaisrael.org.il
Danny Streifler,
NLI’s Digital Photo Collection Display Infrastructure
ppt file with the presentation at the
EVA/Minerva Jerusalem International Conference on Digitisation of Culture,
Jerusalem, The Jerusalem Van Leer Institute, 12-13 November 2013
http://www.digital-heritage.org.il
Presentations available at: http://2013.minervaisrael.org.il
D2 danny streifler_nli_photo_display_infrastructure
1.
NLI’s Digital Photo Collection Display
Infrastructure
EVAMinerva 2013
Danny Streifler, Digital Photo Collections Project Manager
2.
What I will talk about today
• The context and variety of digital photo collections
within NLI, including the CJA collection
• NLI’s InfrastructureArchitecture for displaying
Photo Collections:
• Dedicated Minisites
• Browsing Interface and Viewer
• Challenges we face with CJA material
• Near-future development plans
3.
A Few Words About Us
• The National Library of Israel, a 120 year old
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institution
In charge of collecting, preserving, cultivating and
disseminating the cultural heritage of the
Jewish People and the citizens of Israel
7.
Kinneret, 1933
Jerusalem, c. 1940
Indpendence Day, 1949
Kaiser Wilhelm’s Visit to Jerusalem,
1898
8.
Levant Fair (Construction), 1934
Bus Passengers, Ramat Gan, 1932
Ein Charod, 1932
Portrait of Sigmund Freud
9.
Synagogue in Lithuania
Synagogue in Greece
Synagogue in Samarkand
Esther Scroll, Bosnia and Herzegovina
10.
Infrastructure for Displaying
Photographic Collections
Minisite
BrowsingDiscovery Interface
11.
Minisite Fundamentals
Making our collections easy to understand and
navigate
• Emphasizing each collections’ uniqueness, Without the
need to read a lot of text
• Enabling Quick grasping of each collection’s scope
• Quick access to collection highlights for the general public
• Full access to the whole collection and advanced search
options straight from the collection homepage
• Emphasis on Usage Rights
• Maintaining a standard user experience across the board
• Bilingual at least, trilingual later on
12.
Browsing Interface Fundamentals
Empowering users to get the results they
need
• “Google like” search, with ranking mechanisms
• Thumbnails show a preview of each image
• Facets allow real-time filtrations of search
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results, tailored to each collection’s needs
Brief and full details available on same page
Various viewing options (List view, Gallery view)
13.
Current and Future Challenges – CJA
• Adapting to a library oriented system
• Displaying complex objects in a user friendly
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manner
Connecting related materials within and
between collections in a meaningful and
exciting manner
Manuscripts as an example
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14.
Near-Future Development Plans
• New Viewer, allowing better image handling and
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concurrent display of full image + metadata
(imminent)
Improved Gallery Interface
Geographic component allowing map-based
display and browsing of collections
Timeline component
Improved “Museum Gallery” components
Enhancing and developing our Photo Portal