Building bridges with BRICKS
23 June 2006, Austria
Digital Cultural Heritage Networks in Europe Workshop
Residenz zu Salzburg
This workshop is of particular interest for decision makers in Cultural Heritage institutions, explores the potential of networking the digital assets of such organisations. Following a keynote speech on new trends in Digital Cultural Libraries, we will demonstrate results from BRICKS – a project with the goal of building a European Digital Cultural Library.
BRICKS provides a network infrastructure that allows access to all resources from any node in the network and a set of components which can be used to build applications tailored to the requirements of a specific institution. This workshop covers both aspects. First, we will show a web application that uses the infrastructure directly for storing, organizing, describing, and searching digital content. Then, the application developed for the Austrian National Library – a set of tools to build online exhibitions - will be demonstrated. A question-and-answer session and a panel discussion complete the workshop.
The workshop will take place following the conference “An Expedition to European Digital Cultural Heritage” at the same venue.
For further details please contact:
Robert Hecht
Research Studios Austria
Studio Digital Memory Engineering
Thurngasse 8 / 20, 1090 Wien
Tel.: +43 664 825 11 08
E-Mail: robert.hecht@researchstudio.at
For more details on our workshop and an online-registration form CLICK HERE.
For information on the venue, accommodation, etc. please consult the website of the conference: www.kulturleben.at/dhc2006
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