05 accessible hadro
- 1. An Open & FAIR Technology Standard Amsterdam – 22 November 2019 Josh Hadro Managing Director IIIF Consortium @hadro | @iiif_io International Image Interoperability Framework
- 3. Agenda • What is IIIF? • Why do we need IIIF? • What does IIIF do? • How does IIIF work? • Museum case-study examples (and others)
- 5. A model for presenting and annotating digital representations of objects (with lots of other benefits)
- 6. A Community that develops shared APIs, implements them in software, and exposes interoperable content
- 9. Museums / Galleries British Museum National Gallery of Art The J. Paul Getty Trust The Walters Art Museum Yale Center for British Art Et al. Aggregators Artstor CONTENTdm DPLA Europeana Internet Archive Wikimedia Foundation State / National Libraries Austria Bavarian State British Library Denmark Egypt France Israel Japan Moravian Library New Zealand Norway Poland Scotland Serbia Wales Qatar United States (LoC) Vatican Universities and Research Institutions Cambridge Cornell Ghent Gottingen Harvard Michigan Oxford Princeton Stanford Edinburgh Toronto Wellcome Trust Yale International Leaders
- 10. Why do we need IIIF?
- 11. Images are fundamental information carriers for cultural heritage
- 12. But image delivery on the Web is… • disjointe d • hard • slow • expensiv e • locked up http://www.loc.gov/pictures/resource/fsac.1a34206/
- 13. A world of silos & duplication • Every site a silo (→ no interoperability) • Every app a one-off (→overhead to code and keep) • Every user forced to cope (→ many UIs, little integration)
- 14. What does IIIF do?
- 15. Deep zoom with large images
- 16. Cite and share (including regions of interest)
- 17. Compare images
- 18. Across sites
- 19. Collect items that belong together Le manuscrit 5 de la Bibliothèque municipale de Châteauroux, c. 1460 Folio in BVMM Miniature in the BNF
- 20. Collect items that belong together
- 21. Reunify
- 22. Search within
- 25. Mirador instances on display at McMullen Museum, Boston College. Enrich
- 26. All with the application of your choice Mirador Universal Viewer IA Book Reader Qatar Digital Library Archival papers shown in 4 different viewers.
- 27. IIIF A/V prototype, Distributed Digital Music Archives & Libraries Lab … and beyond just images!
- 28. How does IIIF work?
- 30. Application Programming Interfaces https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Creaci%C3%B3n_de_Ad%C3%A1m.jpg APIs provide a structured way for connecting systems
- 34. APIs enable reuse Export & Embed in 3rd Party Apps Data Store Customized App Annotation Environments APIs
- 35. APIs => Framework => Ecosystem App 4App 1 Annotation & Transcription Tools Data Store 1 Data Store 2 Data Store 3 Data Store 4 APIs APIs APIs APIs Cross Repository Search & Delivery Environments
- 36. “get pixels” via a simple, RESTful, web service Just enough metadata to drive a remote viewing experience Image API Presentation API IIIF: Two Core APIs
- 37. Image Delivery API http://iiif.io/api/image/2.1/
- 39. Presentation API http://iiif.io/api/presentation/2. 1/ • Structure – Collection, Item, Sequence, Parts • Properties – Labels, description, license, attribution, links
- 40. Image + Presentation = Object
- 41. Presentation API • Title Label • Structure (TOC) • Sequence Image API • Image Data Image + Presentation = Object
- 46. To support login, and differential access to resources. Search within an object, such as the full text of a book or newspaper Authentication APISearch Within API IIIF: Two More APIs
- 47. How do you get started with IIIF?
- 49. · Cultural institutions from across the world · Monthly calls — 1st. Tuesday · Example topics: Demos of IIIF implementations from various institutions, discussions around various topics such as Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) needs, projects around scholarly research, and beginner questions about IIIF · More info: https://iiif.io/community/groups/museums/#ab out · Join the IIIF #museums channel! Museums Community Group
- 50. How others use IIIF
- 54. https://albert.rct.uk/ The Royal Collection Trust
- 56. https://conversations.terraamericanart.org/artnav Terra Foundation for American Art
- 57. https://conversations.terraamericanart.org/artnav
- 58. Vatican Library
- 60. The Victoria and Albert Museum
- 62. The Philadelphia Museum of Art
- 66. Exquisite Corpse with Portraits
- 69. Hundreds of adopters Scores of applications Billion+ digital objects Revolutionary promise
- 70. 1. State of the art functionality 2. Cheaper, faster and more efficient 3. Benefits of an international standard 4. Maximize impact, use and value of your content 5. Be at the forefront of digital innovation …with a global community of leaders Why embrace IIIF?
- 71. 1. Expose your collections via IIIF 2. Use IIIF-compatible software 3. Ask your software suppliers to become IIIF-compatible 4. Participate in the IIIF community 5. Join the IIIF Consortium How to Participate
- 72. IIIF Communication Channels • IIIF Website: http://iiif.io • [email protected] • IIIF Slack Team – Join at http://bit.ly/iiif- slack • Twitter: @iiif_io and #IIIF • Awesome-IIIF on Github • IIIF YouTube Channel • IIIF Events
- 73. @iiif_io iiif.io Special thanks to Tina Shah, Tom Cramer, Michael Keller, Stu Snydman, Jack Reed, Sheila Rabun, Mike Appleby, Tom Crane, and many others for their content and expertise in preparing this overview. International Image Interoperability Framework