proposal part b - The Bernstein Project

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CIP-ICT PSP Call 4 34 Pilot B [Imperialle] B3.2a. Chosen approach The Imperialle project has a clear and rather simple structure, and carries a logical sequence of the work packages. The project’s work plan is divided into five production work-packages (WPs) and three logistic work-packages. WP1 to WP5 follow the natural steps needed for digitisation, beginning with defining the digitisation rules, evaluating the technical resources, and the selection, restoration and preparation of the objects to be digitised. These are the tasks of WP1. WP2 includes the preparation work concerning the software, database system, and metadata. WP3 follows with the digitisation itself. In WP4 the digital images are postprocessed, and put into the databases together with the metadata. WP5 is the integration work package responsible for the inter-operability between the databases. The logistic WPs put a strong emphasis on the exploitation aspect in addition to producing output. In WP6 “Assessment and Evaluation”, we want to verify, in collaboration with external users, the quality and impact of our output. WP7 “Dissemination and Sustainability” takes care of accessibility (ergonomics and graphic appeal of user interfaces and other output; quality of documentation), manages awareness activities and prepares the dissemination kit. WP8 “Project management” is responsible for the day-to-day management of the project. The majority of the technical work is in WP2, which includes the database design and web presentation of the masterpieces, and in WP5 which entails the functional extension of the Bernstein portal and the implementation of the communication protocols. Partners’ roles – Most of the partners will contribute to all tasks or activity areas of the project. However, each has a focal interest, which is outlined below. Bernstein OAI-PMH EUROPEANA Bernstein EUROPEANA OAI-PMH Bernstein with Imperialle extension WILC SRU database access protocol NIKI WZMA Bernstein with Imperialle PO WILC NIKI WZMA Imperialle databases PO database access protocol WILC, NIKI, WZMA, and PO are the Bernstein watermark databases: PO: Piccard Online NIKI: Watermark database of the Dutch University Institute for Art History Florence WILC: Watermarks in Incunabula Printed in the Low Countries WZMA: Watermarks of the Middle- Ages
CIP-ICT PSP Call 4 35 Pilot B [Imperialle] B3.2b. Work plan WP1 Digitisation Preprocessing T1.1 Timeline T1.2 Digitisation rules T1.3 Evaluation of technical resources T1.4 Selection of content T1.5 Pre-processing of the material WP2 Database design and … T2.1 Data Resources Analysis T2.2 Metadata Specification T2.3 Database Design T2.4 Database Implementation WP3 Digitisation T3.1 Digitisation of the masterpieces T3.2 Transparency digitisation T3.3 Secondary documents registration T3.4 Documentation and Backups WP4 Digitisation post-processing T4.1 Image subtraction T4.2 Image post processing T4.3 Image archiving T4.4 Metadata T4.5 Database population WP5 Europeana T5.1 Specification of requirements T5.2 Bernstein update and extension T5.3 Connect databases with Bernstein T5.4 Connect with Europeana WP6 Monitoring and testing T6.1 Monitoring T6.2 Validation T6.3 Evaluation Dissemination and sustainability WP7 T7.1 Dissemination T7.2 Accessibility T7.3 Sustainability WP8 Project management month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3 0 deliverable task activ
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