Archives in motion: Concrete steps towards the digital disclosure of audiovisual content

Hauttekeete, Laurence; Evens, Tom; Moor, Katrien De; Schuurman, Dimitri; Mannens, Erik; Walle, Rik Van de

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2011.04.004

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“…This concerns the photographic and audiovisual heritage. Today, this material is stored in archives and museums conservation rooms and it is subject to constant digitisation campaigns to guarantee wider access and usability to the public 33,34 …”

Section: Digital Colour Reproductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Today, this material is stored in archives and museums conservation rooms and it is subject to constant digitisation campaigns to guarantee wider access and usability to the public. 33,34 There are different national and international regulations aiming to give guidelines to set up a correct digitisation workflow. Among them, are the guidelines of the Italian ministerial institutions ICCD (Istituto Centrale per Catalogo e Digitalizzazione) 35 and ICCU (Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico), 36 the international guidelines IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutes) 37 and European Union, 38 and two of the best known guidelines, FADGI (Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative, a US-based interagency government effort) 39 and Metamorfoze (a venture between the National Library and National Archive of the Netherlands).…”

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confidence: 99%

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The limits of colorimetry in cultural heritage applications

Plutino

Simone

2020

Coloration Technology

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Colours in cultural heritage are not only means of expression, but also materials with physical and chemical properties. Since the beginning of the current century, colorimetry has become a fundamental field aiming at restoring, preserving and valorising the art works. There are different colorimetric applications in cultural heritage (eg, from light design to digitisation and modelling), and the variety of cultural material is extremely wide, from statues and frescoes, to old book and films. In this heterogeneous context, the development of instruments, measurements and tools faithful to the original objects are fundamental to correctly reproducing and representing materials, contrast and colours of the works under analysis. In this work, we will analyse the main limits of colorimetry applied in cultural heritage domain considering a variety of applications on physical colour representation and on digital colour reproduction. We will focus on main state‐of‐the‐art studies, regulations and guidelines for objects illumination, colour analysis and digitisation workflow showing some practical example of issues encountered by standard pointwise colorimetry.

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Section: Digital Colour Reproductionmentioning

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Section: Reproductionmentioning

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The limits of colorimetry in cultural heritage applications

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2020

Coloration Technology

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“…al., 2011;Mihaela & et. al., 2011;Misra & Murthy, 2011;Hauttekeete & et. al., 2011;Siddique-E-Akbor & et.…”

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Strategic planning in media organizations of Iran

Farhangi¹,

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Mahaki³

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Organizations with activities of all kinds are influenced by environmental conditions, and external environment is in fact the beginning point of the strategy. Strategic management is an approach resulting from fast changing age and can consider it as a view and a technique for flexible planning to fast changes, and balanced score card is regarded as one of the strong instruments in this zone. Balanced score card can truly plays an important role in all stages of strategic management and the efficiency of this model is considerably regarded in management performance evaluation in different organizations. However, strong instrument such as balance score card is hardly used because of long term dominance of political approaches in the management of Iran media organizations. This paper conceptualizes administrational trend of strategic planning by implementing balanced score card and we draw strategy map and determine performance indexes in a written media organization (Hamshahri Newspaper).

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“…This process has many aspects and affects almost each person as a producer and consumer on the information market especially in the area of culture and education. Process immensity and information impact on value system (MacDonald, 2006) suggest that digital media means will become determinant factors of the future destiny of humankind (Hauttekeete at al., 2011).…”

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“…Features of photograph collections digitalizing and working with are studied (Ritzenthaler & Vogt-O'Connor, 2006). General complex approaches to audiovisual digital collection formation region-wide as exemplified by Flanders (Hauttekeete et al, 2011) and Italy (Caffo, 2014) are studied. The use of search systems and metadata of search means in education (Styliadis, 2009).…”

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Information Technologies in Culture and Education: Image Processing Issues

Vinokur¹

2015

MAS

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One of the most important applications of information technologies in culture and education is content creation by digitizing objects of material culture (MCO). This content is named digital heritage. Rather large databases have been created. Digital heritage processing means for the purpose of culture and education are developed and are being developed. Works regarding digitization and development of software and information systems of digital heritage of various applications is carried out under government orders and at the initiative of noncommercial associations, private persons, and companies, and sure enough it will be in progress for many decades. Creation and use of digital heritage is a vast area of human activity, which dramatically alters humanity mentality, culture, ways of education and so on. The activity has many aspects-political, legal, technical, scientific, economic and others, each of which is being actively developed. Therefore, any studies in this direction are relevant. The majority of digitized MCO are kept and used in the form of digital images. When working with digital images two problems of copy quality evaluation arise: content transfer accuracy and form transfer accuracy. Nowadays there are no legal principles and approaches to rating these non-quantitative indicators. At the same time the issue is important and relevant since different standpoint regarding the notion of "quality" and different aims pursued by creators and distributors of the content as well as users' interests may lead to serious conflicts and become effective means in cyber wars. The paper offers classification of correspondence of MCO original and its digital copy by content, and also considers some technical aspects of digitization technology and subsequent visualization of images that allow providing high technical quality of copies and avoiding repeated digitization in the future.

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Archives in motion: Concrete steps towards the digital disclosure of audiovisual content

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

The limits of colorimetry in cultural heritage applications

The limits of colorimetry in cultural heritage applications

Strategic planning in media organizations of Iran

Information Technologies in Culture and Education: Image Processing Issues

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