This document summarizes the Europeana project and EUscreen project. Europeana aggregates metadata from content providers and makes it searchable. It provides enriched data back to providers. The EUscreen project builds on prior work to provide access to digitized television content from across Europe. It aims to develop technical and community solutions to support interoperable audiovisual collections.

1. Television heritage in Europeana Terena Networking Conference 2010 Johan Oomen Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

2. This talk Europeana Video Active (2006-2009) EUscreen (2009-2012) Objectives Development roadmap

3. Europeana Harvests, harmonises and enriches metadata from aggregators and large content providers provides a one stop search for culture in Europe Images - paintings, drawings, maps, photos and pictures of museum objects Texts - books, newspapers, letters, diaries and archival papers Sounds - music and spoken word from cylinders, tapes, discs and radio broadcasts Videos - films, newsreels and TV broadcasts Gives back enriched data to the content providers’ via APIs Provides multilingual interface and eventually multilingual and semantic search functions

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10. Rhine a.k.a. v1.0- Summer 2010 Content and Functionality 10m objects Some integration of EuropeanaConnect Deliverables Ingestion, data management API/ wizard Discovery & Research API Danube a.k.a v1.3- Spring 2011 Technology and Architecture Object Model RDF, SKOS, OWL, Etc Driver? SOA? Europeana

11. Architecture Data providers OAI Other services Europeana Aggregator metadata OAI, FTP etc. Users metadata OAI O ther data providers (aggregators, portals) Search Metadata Digital Objects API

12. Aggregators

13. Europeana Individual institutions Aggregators Projects Institutions 1. Ebene 2. Ebene 3. Ebene TEL BAM SCRAN Kultura.hr EFG APENet Connect BHL Europe EUScreen Judaica MIMO Travel ATHENA Local CARARE HOPE

15. EUscreen in a nutshell A Best Practice Network funded by the eContentplus programme of the EU. 27 partners (including >20 archives). Providing access to a highly interoperable digitised collection of television material. 35.000 items by 2011 Started in October 2009. Duration: 36 months. Builds on earlier work (Video Active)

16. European media history & History of Europe

17. The consortium EUscreen is co-ordinated by the University of Utrecht. The consortium is comprised of 27 partners from 19 EU-member states (including Switzerland).

19. Earlier work: Video Active 10.000 video’s and stills Contexual articles Multilingual search, Timeline search Webshop [ clip ]

20. Users Various user groups will benefit from the outcome of the project: Education and research: - Primary education - Secondary education - Higher education and academic research Media professionals Cultural heritage institutions General public

21. www.videoactive.eu

22. Content Selection Policy

23. Homepage

28. www.euscreen.eu

29. Objectives (1) Developing technical solutions to support harmonised and highly interoperable audiovisual collections, television in particular. Providing the necessary technical solutions for Europeana to support audiovisual content that meets user requirements.

30. Objectives (2) Creating on-demand and user-led access to television content from broadcasters and archives across the whole of Europe. Developing and evaluating four use cases, notably learning, research, leisure/cultural heritage and open culture productions.

31. Objectives (3) Building a community of content providers, standardisation bodies, and television research partners. Design of the EUscreen portal and services in close collaboration with end-users. Building and sharing knowledge through the organisation of workshops and conferences.

32. Planning 2010 User requirements: released May Architecture: released May Content selection Policy: due this month Launch: December

33. Architecture

34. Annotation Process

35. Import Tool

36. Mappings

39. Contact Europeana slides: many thanks to Max Kaiser, Jill Cousins, Julie Verleyen [email_address] @johanoomen