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Shu Wen Chew
May 7, 2018, 3:55:17 AM5/7/18
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Hi,
I would like to confirm if the Dataverse is International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) compatibile?
If not, are there plans to make it IIIF compatible?
Cheers,
Shu Wen
danny...@g.harvard.edu
May 7, 2018, 10:16:23 AM5/7/18
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Hi Shu Wen,
I'm not very familiar with the IIIF standard, but I don't believe we're in compliance with it. This isn't something that we have plans to work on.
If someone in the community is more knowledgeable and/or has interest in working on this compatibility, please feel free to join the discussion!
Thanks,
Danny
Eugene Barsky
May 8, 2018, 9:22:52 AM5/8/18
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Hello Shu Wen:
Our UBC discovery repository - Open Collections - https://open.library.ubc.ca/ is IIIF compliant and we are feeding Dataverse sets there for enhanced data discovery. Happy to be of help!
Eugene
Bollini Andrea
May 10, 2018, 4:04:08 AM5/10/18
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Hi,
we have experience in the IIIF standards. In short: they are a set of
API specification that improve images interoperability allowing reuse
of the content from other web sites / system without loss of
ownership/control.
It will make absolute sense to provide an integration with an image
server IIIF compliant that read the images directly from Dataverse.
We have worked with Cantaloupe and Digilib and created a similar
extension for DSpace to allow such integration, see:
https://www.4science.it/en/iiif-image-viewer/
The scope of the development could be more or less broad, the basis
could be to provide a viewer IIIF compliant for each single images in a
dataset, a further step could be to provide a IIIF presentation API
manifest to expose the full dataset or also a large dataverse (as a
IIIF collection). Support for terms of usage can be added using the
IIIF Authentication API.
We will be happy to work with any Institution that want to fund a
similar development with the goal to release it open source to the
Dataverse community.
Andrea
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we have experience in the IIIF standards. In short: they are a set of
API specification that improve images interoperability allowing reuse
of the content from other web sites / system without loss of
ownership/control.
It will make absolute sense to provide an integration with an image
server IIIF compliant that read the images directly from Dataverse.
We have worked with Cantaloupe and Digilib and created a similar
extension for DSpace to allow such integration, see:
https://www.4science.it/en/iiif-image-viewer/
The scope of the development could be more or less broad, the basis
could be to provide a viewer IIIF compliant for each single images in a
dataset, a further step could be to provide a IIIF presentation API
manifest to expose the full dataset or also a large dataverse (as a
IIIF collection). Support for terms of usage can be added using the
IIIF Authentication API.
We will be happy to work with any Institution that want to fund a
similar development with the goal to release it open source to the
Dataverse community.
Andrea
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