présentation biblissima - liber 2013 (m. bonicel)

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BiblissimaBibliotheca bibliothecarum novissima

LIBER Conference in Munich 26-28th June 2013

Matthieu BONICEL

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Campus Condorcet

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Origins

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• 7 years (2012-2019)• Observatory of written Heritage from

Middle Ages anf the Renaissance (Arab, French, Greek, Hebrew, Latin

• Total budget is 7.1 M€• 8-people technology/metadata team


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Partners

• BnF – Bibliothèque nationale de France• IRHT - Institut de recherche et d’histoire des textes (CNRS, Paris, Orléans)• Campus Condorcet (Aubervilliers, La Plaine-Saint-Denis)• CESR - Centre d’études supérieures la Renaissance (CNRS - Université François

Rabelais, Tours)• CIHAM - Histoire, archéologie, littérature des mondes chrétiens et musulmans

médiévaux (Lyon)• MRSH – Université de Caen• EPHE – École pratique des hautes études (Paris)• ENC – École nationale des chartes (Paris)

International support (hors implication financière) :• Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino (SISMEL), Firenze, et

Medioevo europeo (Agostino PARAVICINI BAGLIANI)• Department of Digital Humanities du King’s College de Londres (Andrew PRESCOTT et

Jan PALMOWSKI)• E-codices : équipe d’édition électronique de l’université de Fribourg (Christoph

FLÜELER)• Bibliothèque virtuelle Manuscriptorium, Prague, Bibl. nationale de la République

Tchèque (Adolf KNOLL)• Institut für Dokumentologie und Editorik, Graz – Köln (Georg VOGELER)• Equipe d’édition électronique de l’université de Graz (Johannes STIGLER)• Université Stanford (Digital Libraries systems and services, Tom CRAMER)

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Objectives

• Contribute to a better understanding of text dissemination, history of libraries and knowledge dissemination in Europe from 8th to 18th centuries

• Make our information about Middle Ages and Renaissance materials accessible to the general audience

• Ensure sustainability and interoperability of new and already existing materials


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The Team

Board of directors

Scientific council

Executive committee

Biblissima Team

• Chief scientific: Anne-Marie Turcan. • Associate: Nicole Bériou• Observatory coordinator: Matthieu Bonicel. Co-coord :

Marjorie Burghart (e-learning), Pierre-Yves Buard (TEI), Cyril Masset (Databases)

• Campus Condorcet: Johann Holland

• Project manager: Elizabeth McDonald• Web developer: Régis Robineau• Data: Stefanie Gehrke, Pauline Charbonnier, Anita

Mazur, Eduard Frunzeanu

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The Portal

Over 50 databases and catalogues

3 major digital libraries

TEI editions and tool for researchers

IIIF syntaxSharedCanvasRDF

Illuminations

Provenances

Authority filesCatalogues

Bindings

Gallica

BVMM

BVHOpenSource XML Editor

Production environment

Publishing toolkit

E-learning tutorials

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Interoperability


Current situation: a world of silos.

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SharedCanvas

• XML datamodel based on RDF and OpenAnnotation

• Developped for 2 years in Stanford by the Digital Manuscripts Technical Council.

• Specifications nearly finished. Actual phase is to implement SharedCanvas manifests in the partner institutions

• Documents and tests avaliable at http://www.shared-canvas.org/

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Interoperability



SharedCanvas: principles

• Producing an XML manifest for each document which is listing avaliable ressources (one or several digitals docs, EAD record, Mandragore descirptions, links to partner institutions)

• Each data producer is issuing its own manifest, linked to the unique ID created by the library hosting the digital surrogate. Partners can choose (or not) to mention other manifests in their owns

• The manifest is also indentifying precisely the image or part of image from which an annotation/editing has been made, so the final user can go back to the original image.

• This datamodel was originally suggested by libraries which are regurlarly involved in new collaborative projects with very low standardization regarding the exchange of digital images.

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Interoperability


Current situation: a world of silos.

Viewer

Image client

IIIF API

Preservation system

Image server

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Roadmap

• Study of all the partners’ ressource• Building up an ontology of the whole corpus

using CIDOC-CRM• Starting developping prototype using

SharedCanvas instances and IIIF compatible viewers



Ex: BnF

XML Refnum (sequence) EAD or MARC cataogue record

SharedCanvas manifest

Mandragore and Reliures records

External viewer or tools

Gallica Image Server

IIIF : Streaming images or parts of images

Browsing through the manifest and adding external contentto it.

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Thank you!

Matthieu [email protected] / +33 1 53 79 88 75

www.biblissima-condorcet.fr

Illustrations :bandeau latéral : http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8455949b/f16.item (BnF, Manuscrits, Latin 1171)diapo 1 : http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b53019388n/f1.item (BnF, Manuscrits, Latin 6912)


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http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8455949b/f16.item

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b53019388n/f1.item