IIIF – the International Image Interoperability Framework – offers a comprehensive framework for a standardised description and delivery of media files and metadata over the web, with a particular focus on interoperability. It has been widely adopted by major institutions (including the National Library of Norway, a founding member of the IIIF-Consortium), is incorporated into a number of CMS packages, and is supported by mainstream image servers and viewer software.
Program
09:30 - Intro to the challenges of FAIRifying media data, Hallvard Indgjerd, KHM
09:40 - Why IIIF? Jørgen Schyberg, National Library of Norway.
10:00 - Implementation of IIIF at the National Library. Svein Arne Brygfjeld, National Library of Norway
10:20 - questions and short break
10:40 - Towards a standard for 3d metadata. Thomas Flynn
11:10 - Discussion
The seminar is a co-organised event between the UiO Data Managers Network and the research group INTER-Action at the Museum of Cultural History.
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About the data managers network meetings
UiO Data Managers Network is an informal network for research data managers affiliated with the University of Oslo. The network aims to enable information exchange, initiate action, and create new interdisciplinary collaborations through sharing of cases and examples of data management practices.
The UiO Data Managers Network organizes regular meetings for the members and open to others who are interested where different topics related to data management practices are addressed.