Programma del convegno 14.00-14.20 Opening address Introduction to the workshop: “Printed catalogues” vs. “electronic catalogues”: two different items? 14.20-16.30 I session (coordinated by Team 4) Electronic catalogues (flat; in a database; on-line; on DVD, etc.): a survey Invited speakers, all involved in important electronic cataloguing projects, will report briefly (10-15 min. each) on characteristics and “philosophy” of their own catalogues: Eva Nyström, Patrik Granholm: Greek Manuscripts in Sweden - a digitization and cataloguing project Maria Berggren: ArkA-D, a platform for registering, cataloguing and digitizing manuscript material Christophe Flüeler: E-corpus Marc Geoffoy: Arabic and Syriac Manuscripts in the Mediterranean, PhiC Evyn Kropf: Michigan Islamic mss. project Maria Teresa Ortega-Monasteiro: Digitalization of the MSS of the Consejo Superior des Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC) Denis Nosnitsin: DOMLib / Ethio-SPARE Manuscript Cataloguing Database Simone-Christiane Raschmann: The Union Catalogue of Oriental Manuscripts in German Collections. The manuscripts and block prints preserved in the Berlin Turfan collection. Anne-Beate Riecke: Describing Manuscripts of the City Library in Treves with MXML for Manuscripta Mediaevalia Elena Pierazzo: XML schema for cataloguing Arabic MSS, Wellcome Institute and Oxford/Cambridge consortium Nikolai Serikoff: From Digital Catalogue to the Digital Library, Wellcome Library and Bibliotheca Alexandrina 16.30-17.00 Coffee break 17.00-18.00 II session (coordinated by Team 4) Benefits and disadvantages of different “models” of electronic catalogues: printed catalogues transformed into electronic catalogues; printed catalogues transformed into online databases; ad hoc designed electronic catalogues (checklists, analytical catalogues, etc.). The potential problems of electronic catalogues. Among the other critical points, the following aspects will be discussed: 1. terminology 2. way of distribution of data in fields (in case of catalogues in a database) 3. description of manuscripts with or without their photos 4. catalogue interactivity 5. search problems 6. durability 7. respect of the authorship 18.00-19.00 III session (coordinated by Team 3, with the participation of Ivan Boserup, CERL portal) Hypercatalogues and portals 1. demonstration of existing hypercatalogues 2. technical background 3. discussion of requirements in the field of Oriental manuscript cataloguing 19.00-20.00 Internal Meeting of Team 3 and Team 4 20.30 Dinner Friday, 8 June 9.30-11.30 IV session (coordinated by Team 4) Practical session 11.30-12.00 Coffee break 12.00-13.00 Final discussion and conclusions 13.30-15.00 Lunch 15.00-17.00 Visit to the Kongelige Bibliotek
The electronic revolution? The impact of the digital on cataloguing / Buzi, Paola; M., Driscoll. - (2012). ( The electronic revolution? The impact of the digital on cataloguing. COMSt - III workshop of Team 4 (in collaboration with Team 3) Copenaghen 7-8 giugno 2012).
The electronic revolution? The impact of the digital on cataloguing
BUZI, Paola;
2012
Abstract
Programma del convegno 14.00-14.20 Opening address Introduction to the workshop: “Printed catalogues” vs. “electronic catalogues”: two different items? 14.20-16.30 I session (coordinated by Team 4) Electronic catalogues (flat; in a database; on-line; on DVD, etc.): a survey Invited speakers, all involved in important electronic cataloguing projects, will report briefly (10-15 min. each) on characteristics and “philosophy” of their own catalogues: Eva Nyström, Patrik Granholm: Greek Manuscripts in Sweden - a digitization and cataloguing project Maria Berggren: ArkA-D, a platform for registering, cataloguing and digitizing manuscript material Christophe Flüeler: E-corpus Marc Geoffoy: Arabic and Syriac Manuscripts in the Mediterranean, PhiC Evyn Kropf: Michigan Islamic mss. project Maria Teresa Ortega-Monasteiro: Digitalization of the MSS of the Consejo Superior des Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC) Denis Nosnitsin: DOMLib / Ethio-SPARE Manuscript Cataloguing Database Simone-Christiane Raschmann: The Union Catalogue of Oriental Manuscripts in German Collections. The manuscripts and block prints preserved in the Berlin Turfan collection. Anne-Beate Riecke: Describing Manuscripts of the City Library in Treves with MXML for Manuscripta Mediaevalia Elena Pierazzo: XML schema for cataloguing Arabic MSS, Wellcome Institute and Oxford/Cambridge consortium Nikolai Serikoff: From Digital Catalogue to the Digital Library, Wellcome Library and Bibliotheca Alexandrina 16.30-17.00 Coffee break 17.00-18.00 II session (coordinated by Team 4) Benefits and disadvantages of different “models” of electronic catalogues: printed catalogues transformed into electronic catalogues; printed catalogues transformed into online databases; ad hoc designed electronic catalogues (checklists, analytical catalogues, etc.). The potential problems of electronic catalogues. Among the other critical points, the following aspects will be discussed: 1. terminology 2. way of distribution of data in fields (in case of catalogues in a database) 3. description of manuscripts with or without their photos 4. catalogue interactivity 5. search problems 6. durability 7. respect of the authorship 18.00-19.00 III session (coordinated by Team 3, with the participation of Ivan Boserup, CERL portal) Hypercatalogues and portals 1. demonstration of existing hypercatalogues 2. technical background 3. discussion of requirements in the field of Oriental manuscript cataloguing 19.00-20.00 Internal Meeting of Team 3 and Team 4 20.30 Dinner Friday, 8 June 9.30-11.30 IV session (coordinated by Team 4) Practical session 11.30-12.00 Coffee break 12.00-13.00 Final discussion and conclusions 13.30-15.00 Lunch 15.00-17.00 Visit to the Kongelige BibliotekI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
