Digicult research areas

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Technological Landscapes for Tomorrows Cultural
Economy (Digicult) Project Kick-off Luxembourg,
January 26, 2001
European Commission, DG Information Society
Salzburg Research, Austria
Consortia Civity, Italy
Netherlands Filmmuseum
Germany
UK
IMZ
Digital Guild, UK
Antwerp Public Library, Pulman Consortium, Belgium
International Music Centre, Austria
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Workplan WP 1 2
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Workplan WP 3
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Workplan WP 4 5
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The DigiCULT study
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Memory Institutions and ICTs
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Institutional Change
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Technology Cycle
Access Authentification/ user profiles,
user, inter-faces, navigational tools,
visualisation...
Transactions Shopping cart system, mech. to
protect IPR rights clearance/ licensing costing/pa
yment system..
Cataloging Metadata, data entry facilities, cross
domain virtual catalogues...
MEMORY INSTITUTION Functions Providing long
term access to cultural heritage/ressources
contextualisation/interpretation Organisation of
the relations between the physical, the digitised
and the born digital cultural entities
Storage Mass storage technol., database
management systems, distributed repositories...
Usage Internal Print product., multimedia,
virtual museum, exhibitions, tours... External Co
mmercial private / business e.g. publishing,
multi-media products services
companies Non-/semi-commercial e.g. academic,
educat.
Digitisation Mass digitisation technol./
services, standards, multiple formats,
qualities...
Selection for long term preservation Mission,
criteria, guidelines
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Partnerships Co-operation
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Digicult Web Space

• URL www.salzburgresearch.at/fbi/digicult/
• Email to Digicult project coordinators
• digicult_at_salzburgresearch.at
• Login for Admin Space
• Username aszauer, fvisser, bsmith
• Password dc_admin
• Hypermail digicult.admin_at_salzburgresearch.at
• Szauer, Visser, Mulrenin, Geser, (Smith? Bruck?)