The flight plan of a digital initiatives project, part 2

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Access to Online Historical Aerial Photography Collections: Past Practice, Present State, and Future Opportunities

“…As ADL continued to evolve, they employed user studies aimed at specific user groups to help direct innovations that would improve user experience within the ADL interface (Hill et al 2000). The University of Colorado Boulder Libraries also utilized usability studies to evaluate the use of their aerial photography interface with the goal of informing future design improvements (Long, Lage, and Cronin, 2005). Usability studies of aerial photography interfaces are still not wellrepresented in the literature and would provide great benefit in influencing future interface enhancements.…”