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Find out the latest news and activities from the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) community! View online at http://iiif.io/news/2017/08/30/newsletter/ IIIF Community Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 4 Date: 30 Aug 2017 Author: Sheila Rabun ________________________________ Community Snapshot o IIIF-Discuss<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/iiif-discuss> = 737 members o IIIF Slack<http://bit.ly/iiif-slack> = 492 members o IIIF images online = 345+ million o IIIF Consortium<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/consortium/>: 46 institutions. The IIIF Consortium (IIIF-C) continues to welcome founding members through December 2017 (please email [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> or see the IIIF-C FAQ<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/consortium/faq/> for more information). Welcome to our newest founding members: · École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne<https://www.epfl.ch/> (EPFL) · Folger Shakespeare Library<http://www.folger.edu/> · National Gallery of Art<https://www.nga.gov/content/ngaweb.html> · Smithsonian Institution<https://www.si.edu/> · Walter J. Ong, S.J. Center for Digital Humanities at Saint Louis University<https://www.slu.edu/center-for-digital-humanities> Announcements and Actions IIIF Technology Coordinator Hired Glen Robson has been appointed the new Technology Coordinator for the IIIF community; he will start in this new role in September, 2017. In this role, Glen will serve as a dedicated expert helping to provision and maintain IIIF’s technical infrastructure and tools (such as the IIIF.io website, and API validators). He will help identify and address IIIF-related technological issues and opportunities as they arise, and act as a general resource to the community to facilitate adoption, new integrations, and other advances. A special part of Glen’s role will be helping new players (IIIF-C members, other institutions, software providers) to become IIIF-compatible. See full announcement<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/news/2017/08/30/technical-coordinator/>. Save the Date - 2018 IIIF Conference The 2018 IIIF Conference<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2018/washington/> will be held in Washington, DC, May 21-25, 2018. Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for more details! Call for Volunteers: IIIF Code of Conduct Team The IIIF Code of Conduct<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/conduct/> has been revised to include a description of community norms and expectations in addition to anti-harassment and reporting guidelines. Volunteers are needed to be part of the IIIF Code of Conduct Team, as described in the Code of Conduct document<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/conduct/#iiif-code-of-conduct-team-selection-process>. To volunteer to be part of the team, please complete the volunteer form<https://goo.gl/forms/o79VAMHEAl72fPmV2> before Monday, September 4. Volunteers will be notified of their status by Friday, September 8. Newsletter Submissions The IIIF Community Newsletter is published quarterly to provide an at-a-glance update on the current activities and trends in the IIIF community. Anyone may submit an item for publication as long as it relates to IIIF. Please use the IIIF Community Newsletter submission form<https://goo.gl/forms/nw54cBpowzzTPRbp2> to submit an item to the newsletter. IIIF Software Developers Survey Are you a software developer working with IIIF, or preparing to work with IIIF? Please complete the IIIF Software Developers Survey<https://goo.gl/forms/ejJUIUP9gqOXnvPI2> to help the IIIF Software Developers Community Group improve documentation and prioritize topics for discussion. Survey: Gauging Interest in Potential 3D Community Group Based on recent discussions at the IIIF Conference in the Vatican, a survey is now underway to gauge community-wide interest in forming a IIIF 3D Community Group. If you are working with 3D and/or are interested in participating in such a group, please complete the IIIF 3D Community Group Expression of Interest<https://goo.gl/2s1fU7> survey. IIIF and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Medicine) As interest in IIIF grows into the STEM community, interested parties are looking to organize a call to scope the current and prospective use cases for STEM and IIIF. If you are interested in joining the call, please complete the call planning poll<http://doodle.com/poll/89db7nik6edydksk>. IIIF Adopters Survey Are you researching, experimenting with, or fully supporting IIIF at your institution? Please help us scope the IIIF Universe and levels of adoption across the community by completing our 5 minute “Basic IIIF Adopters Survey<https://goo.gl/forms/47OmXfgXMUNMBVI93>”. Many thanks to the 73 institutions who have completed the survey so far. Survey results indicate that there are currently over 345 million images on the web that comply with one or more IIIF APIs. This number is growing on a daily basis as many institutions are continuously adding additional IIIF images to their digital repositories. The IIIF Community List<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/> has been updated, and there are over 100 institutions participating in the IIIF community. Upcoming Community Events and Outreach IIIF Events in Toronto, October 2017 The IIIF community will convene in person for two events at the University of Toronto this fall. Attendance for both events is free, but capacity is limited, so registration is required to ensure that we do not exceed the venue capacity: · Tuesday, October 10: IIIF Showcase - Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto-showcase/>, an afternoon program focused on the basics and benefits of IIIF, followed by an evening reception. Register to attend the showcase at https://iiifshowcase-toronto.eventbrite.com<https://iiifshowcase-toronto.eventbrite.com/> · Wednesday, October 11 - Friday, October 13: IIIF Working Meeting - Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto/>, intended for active IIIF community participants, to make progress on advancing specific aspects of IIIF such as specifications, software, and community development. Register to attend the working meeting at https://iiif-toronto.eventbrite.com<https://iiif-toronto.eventbrite.com/> IIIF Meet-up at Harvard, September 2017 The IIIF team at Harvard is planning a regional IIIF meet-up on Friday, September 29, from 9:00am-1:00pm, to connect with other institutions who have adopted or are adopting IIIF, to share interests, and to look for areas of potential collaboration. For more details or to RSVP, please contact Randy Stern at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. IIIF Showcase and Workshop at the V&A in London, November 2017 The Victoria & Albert Museum is hosting two IIIF events on Thursday, November 2, 2017: a morning Showcase geared toward individuals and institutional representatives interested in learning about the basics and benefits of IIIF, and an afternoon technical workshop for sharing among developers already working with IIIF. For more info and to register, see details<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/london/>. Recent Community Events and Outreach IIIF Bay Area Museums Meet-up, July 2017 On July 18, 47 attendees from 22 institutions in the San Francisco Bay area convened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) to share and discuss current usage and increased adoption of IIIF. See more details<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/iiif-discuss/sfmoma%7Csort:relevance/iiif-discuss/AVT-pWEFKmQ/R01chYh6BwAJ>. IIIF in Japan, July 2017 A IIIF event in Tokyo, Japan at the National Institute of Informatics (NII) drew over 120 people from across the region on July 27, 2017, to learn about the basics of IIIF, examples of successful cases of IIIF adoption, available software, challenges, and expectations, and discuss potential for increased IIIF adoption in Japan. Read more<http://iiif.io/news/2017/08/21/iiif-in-japan/>. 2017 IIIF Conference, June 2017 The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Conference in The Vatican, June 5-9, was a success! Presentation slides and session notes can be found in the IIIF Google Drive<https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8biwZuDijgeZ2lnLWNJc2Z0RFU?usp=sharing>. Overall, there were: · 275 participants across the IIIF Showcase and Conference events · 216 Conference participants from 130 different institutions/organizations in 18 countries · 57 parallel sessions (presentations, workshops, discussions, and lightning talks) · 20 plenary lightning talks · 25 demo stations Many thanks again to our 2017 IIIF Conference sponsors: o The IIIF Consortium<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/consortium/> o Cogapp<http://www.cogapp.com/iiif> - Silver Sponsor o Digirati<https://digirati.com/> - Silver Sponsor o Klokan Technologies<https://www.klokantech.com/> - Silver Sponsor o OCLC<http://www.oclc.org/en/contentdm.html> - Silver Sponsor o Synaptica<http://www.synaptica.com/> - Silver Sponsor o Zegami<https://zegami.com/> - Silver Sponsor o 4Science<http://www.4science.it/en/iiif-image-viewer/> - Silver Sponsor IIIF Presence at Conferences and Meetings Active community participants are encouraged to represent IIIF at conferences, workshops and events around the world. Those planning to present on IIIF at a conference or meeting, please fill out the IIIF Representation at Conferences and Meetings<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScDBfjLTLsC4trMGVXETeEiU1oqNQZd3H9cDApO1jx2M18BBw/viewform?c=0&w=1> Survey. Recent and upcoming IIIF appearances include: · National meeting of Directors of Public Libraries in Cuba, May 2017 · Music Encoding Conference<http://music-encoding.org/community/conference/>, May 2017 · Archiving Conference, May 2017 · Early Modern Manuscripts Online: New Directions in Teaching and Research<http://folgerpedia.folger.edu/Early_Modern_Manuscripts_Online:_New_Directions_in_Teaching_and_Research> at the Folger, May 2017 · NISO Virtual Conference: Images: Digitization & Preservation of Special Collections in Libraries, Museums and Archives, June 2017 · Workshop zur Interoperabilität von digitalen Objekten und Metadaten<http://www.ub.unibas.ch/ub-hauptbibliothek/wir-ueber-uns/termine-veranstaltungen/sammlungsuebergreifend-forschen/> (Workshop about interoperability of digital objects and metadata), hosted by the University of Basel, June 2017 · Open Repositories<https://or2017.net/>, June 2017 · Leeds International Medieval Congress<https://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/imc2017.html>, July 2017 · Philadelphia Museum of Art, July 2017 · Digipalooza<https://digipalooza.com/>, August 2017 · International Society of Anglo-Saxonists (IIIF for medievalists workshop), July 2017 · Science Coding Conference (Intro to IIIF<https://kinow.github.io/scico-2017/#/>), August 2017 · DH Montreal Pre-Conference: Shaping Humanities Data, August 2017 · Catholic Biblical Association Annual Meeting, August 2017 · Introduction to IIIF Workshop at EdUI<http://eduiconf.org/>, September 2017 · Comité international de paléographie latine (IIIF for medievalists workshop), September 2017 · Digital Cultures Conference, Warsaw, September 2017 Technical Work IIIF Presentation 3.0 and A/V Technical Specification The IIIF A/V Technical Specification Group<http://iiif.io/community/groups/av/> continues to discuss issues related to IIIF Presentation API version 3.0<http://prezi3.iiif.io/api/presentation/3.0> which will include a canvas time dimension and other adjustments to accommodate A/V resources within the existing framework. Experimentation for IIIF A/V is underway with proof of concept tests in the Avalon Media System<https://github.com/avalonmediasystem/avalon-poc-standalone> (see a demo<https://avalonmediasystem.github.io/avalon-poc-standalone/build/>), an open source A/V resource management software developed and maintained by Northwestern University and Indiana University libraries, based on Samvera and Fedora technologies. Proof of concept tests<http://www.kanzaki.com/works/2016/pub/image-annotator?u=/works/2017/test/iiifav-bl-fixture-collection.json> have been constructed by Masahide Kanzaki, an expert in Linked Open Data (LOD) and author of several textbooks on LOD in Japan. The British Library is also experimenting with IIIF A/V<https://dev.filmicweb.org/clients/digirati/iiif-av-bl/>. As part of the ongoing “Save Our Sounds” project at the British Library, with a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, representatives from the IIIF A/V Technical Specification Group will be meeting in September at the Getty Center in Los Angeles to review progress and discuss next steps. The group will meet again at the IIIF Working Meeting in Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto/>, October 11-13. Updates from the IIIF A/V Technical Specification Group can be found on the IIIF Discuss email list<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/iiif-discuss>. Independent experiments are encouraged and the group welcomes any and all feedback via the email list. Discovery of IIIF Resources The IIIF Discovery Technical Specification Group<http://iiif.io/community/groups/discovery/> recently finished a review of discovery-related use cases in the iiif-stories GitHub<https://github.com/IIIF/iiif-stories/issues> repository, to refine the scope of work. A recent survey by Brumfield Labs of the various ways in which linking properties are being used in manifests across the IIIF community has revealed a need for clarified documentation in version 3.0 of the IIIF Presentation API. The group is working towards identifying a preferred mechanism for crawling and harvesting IIIF collections and objects, and will make plans for moving forward at the IIIF Working Meeting in Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto/>, October 11-13. Work on formalizing the import of IIIF resources into viewers from existing discovery environments is planned for the fall. IIIF Text Granularity Technical Specification Group The IIIF Text Granularity Technical Specification Group<http://iiif.io/community/groups/text-granularity/>, chaired by Peter Binkley (University of Alberta) and Michael Appleby (Yale Center for British Art), has established a bi-weekly call schedule (every other Tuesday at 1pm Eastern, see group page<http://iiif.io/community/groups/text-granularity/> for details) for focused work on specifying levels of granularity for annotations. After comparing the general granularity structure and requirements of various OCR outputs, the group plans to test multiple OCR extraction processes and outputs, map them onto IIIF manifests, and compare results. The group will meet in person at the IIIF Working Meeting in Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto/>. OpenJPEG Improvement Project The OpenJPEG improvement project<http://iiif.io/news/2017/04/27/openjpeg-improvement/> is well underway, with OpenJPEG v. 2.2.1<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/iiif-discuss/openjpeg%7Csort:relevance/iiif-discuss/LWVEIg0-xOg/zYyxc09cAQAJ> just released on August 9, 2017 as part of the collaborative effort to facilitate improvement of OpenJPEG<http://www.openjpeg.org/>. Project status can be tracked via GitHub<https://github.com/uclouvain/openjpeg/projects/1>. The project team welcomes additional funding institutions to contribute to future phases and sustain the effort to bring OpenJPEG up to speed with proprietary implementations of the JPEG 2000 standard. To learn more and get involved, please contact Sheila Rabun, IIIF Community and Communications Officer, at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. IIIF Consulting: American Art Collaborative The IIIF Consortium is partnering with the American Art Collaborative (AAC) to provide technical consulting for eight AAC museums as part of a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon foundation. In collaboration with Sara and Ben Brumfield of Brumfield Labs<http://www.brumfieldlabs.com/>, and Jason Ronallo, head of Digital Library Initiatives at NCSU Libraries, the museums will receive hands-on guidance and specific recommendations for implementing IIIF. The documentation and learnings from this engagement will be used to improve the IIIF Quick Start Guide<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/technical-details/> as well as launch a service for implementation consulting for future prospective adopters. For more info, contact Sheila Rabun at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. Community Groups: IIIF Community groups are designed to provide a forum for general discussion, brainstorming, sharing of use cases and demos, and working to produce tutorials and presentations based on existing IIIF APIs. The process for forming Community Groups can be found at http://iiif.io/community/groups/framework/. Please see the IIIF Community Groups page<http://iiif.io/community/groups/> for a calendar of group and community calls, as well as links to more information about each group. All of the community groups will be meeting in person at the 2017 IIIF Working Meeting in Toronto<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/event/2017/toronto/>, October 11-13. Manuscripts Community Group In addition to a multitude of manuscript-related presentations, the IIIF Manuscripts Community Group<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/groups/manuscripts/> held a two-hour meeting with over 45 people at the 2017 IIIF Conference in The Vatican. The group plans to focus on metadata and manifest best practices, outreach in the manuscripts community, and follow the work of the IIIF Text Granularity Specification Group. The IIIF Manuscripts group will meet in-person again at the 2017 IIIF Working Meeting in Toronto, October 11-13. Museums Community Group The IIIF Museums Community Group<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/groups/museums/> continues to hold a monthly call to discuss mutual topics of interest, including technical implementation, documentation, and outreach. At the Vatican conference, the group’s conversation focused on topics related to multispectral imaging, image panoramas, and 3D. The next museums group call is Tuesday, September 5 - see the group page<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/groups/museums/> for details. Newspapers Community Group The IIIF Newspapers Community Group<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/groups/newspapers/> met in person at the 2017 IIIF Conference in The Vatican to review the guidelines for best practices in newspapers and IIIF, discussed text granularity and automated article recognition, and shared demonstrations on what different institutions are currently working on. Group calls have moved to a quarterly schedule; the next call is scheduled for Wednesday, September 27. Stay tuned to IIIF-Discuss<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/iiif-discuss> and the IIIF Community Calendar<http://iiif.io/community/groups/> for future call times. Software Developers Community Group The IIIF Software Developers Community Group<http://slu-linkfix.iiif.io/community/groups/software/> met in person at the Vatican and had over 50 people attend the group meeting, with free-form discussion on various proposed use cases and pain points with implementations. The group call occurs once every four weeks, with a goal to focus on one topic at a time per call, so participants can join based on relevant topics. The group has just launched a survey<https://goo.gl/forms/ejJUIUP9gqOXnvPI2> to gauge the current interests and status of the IIIF developer community. Implementations and Adoption New Releases · The J. Paul Getty Museum has published over 30,000 images using IIIF (see press release<http://news.getty.edu/article_display.cfm?article_id=6172> and blog<http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/30000-getty-museum-images-published-iiif/>) · Yale Center for British Art recently announced the addition of more IIIF images<https://news.yale.edu/2017/06/02/yale-center-british-art-adds-online-collection-images-international-system-research> to their online collections · Colby College Museum of Art has added IIIF support to their collections (see example<http://www.colby.edu/museum/?s=Whistler&obj=Obj183>) · Manuscriptorium Digital Library<http://www.manuscriptorium.com/> at the National Library of the Czech Republic now supports the IIIF Image and Presentation APIs · eLife Sciences<https://elifesciences.org/> now supports IIIF for all images (using Loris 2.x to serve all images) (visit their blog<https:[log in to unmask]> for implementation details) · University College Dublin digital library has added image thumbnails and IIIF icon<https://digital.ucd.ie/?q=fitzgerald&fq%5B%5D=genre_facet:Photographs&grid> · Wolsey Manuscripts<http://www.wolseymanuscripts.ac.uk/> using IIIF and Mirador · Artstor Digital Library enhancements<https://artstor.wordpress.com/2017/05/23/coming-soon-an-improved-artstor/> include support for IIIF and comparison · University of Toronto has released two Omeka plugins: IIIF toolkit for Mirador<https://omeka.org/add-ons/plugins/iiif-toolkit-with-mirador/> and CSV export<http://omeka.org/add-ons/plugins/csv-export/>, with a bulk uploader coming soon · Bodleian Libraries’ IIIF Manifest Editor Tool now has a discovery element (watch demo<https://stanford.zoom.us/recording/play/zqjDZqxiX2GYTA_K745EjKMRu_Zmz_ympxhjIDupFcBigQ-Osql31sgTxLL-Al8z>) · The Interaction Consortium has announced that GLAMkit<http://glamkit.com/>, an open source CMS used by the Art and Creative Materials Institute, SFMOMA, and others, now supports IIIF 2.1 (see release notes<http://docs.glamkit.com/en/latest/changelog.html#id1>) · Ex Libris’ Alma resource management software now supports IIIF Image and Presentation APIs using the Universal Viewer (see release notes<https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Alma/Release_Notes/0099_2017/August_2017/Alma_August_2017_Release_Notes>) · Biblissima Châteauroux reunification demo<http://demos.biblissima-condorcet.fr/chateauroux/demo/> has been updated using the latest Mirador version, in French and English · Beyond Words website<http://beyondwords2016.org/> launched using proprietary viewer that supports IIIF functionality for non-IIIF images. Innovations & Ongoing Work from Across the IIIF Community · Georgetown experimenting with ways to present content from DSpace repository in a IIIF viewer<https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/IIIF+Experimentation+at+Georgetown+-+June+2017> · Georeferencer<http://www.georeferencer.com/compare>: online research tool for maps using IIIF manifests · Victoria & Albert Museum “Compariscope” demo<https://vanda.github.io/iiif-features/> · Plugin work underway at UCLA for disabling zoom controls in Mirador<https://github.com/UCLALibrary/mirador-window-zoom-disable> · Proof of concept IIIF client app for iOS<https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iiif-presenter/id1174552203?mt=8> by Petr Zabicka at the Moravian Library in Brno, Czech Republic (see source code<https://github.com/moravianlibrary/iOS-IIIF-Presenter>) · IIIF A/V proof of concept experiments from Masahide Kanzaki<http://www.kanzaki.com/works/2016/pub/image-annotator?u=/works/2017/test/iiifav-bl-fixture-collection.json> · IIIF A/V proof of concept tests from the British Library<https://dev.filmicweb.org/clients/digirati/iiif-av-bl/> · IIIF A/V proof of concept work in Avalon Media System<https://github.com/avalonmediasystem/avalon-poc-standalone> · Linked Data Notification plugin for Mirador<https://github.com/jeffreycwitt/mirador-ldn-plugin> by Jeffrey Witt at Loyola University Maryland · UCD image cropping/manipulation tool<https://github.com/jbhoward-dublin/iiif-imageManipulation> now available as standalone Mirador plugin · IIIF for Storytelling demo<https://youtu.be/7nWGCGNPl6I> by Cogapp · National Library of Wales demo of IIIF for digitized journals<https://youtu.be/_4vai4Ih7z0> · Ambient Archive demo<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itFJDsxI2xs&feature=youtu.be> shows a holographic exhibition being created using International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) content · IIIF for digital microscopy images<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKXA3mLNvW8&feature=youtu.be> demo for reviewing cellular images acquired from High Content Screening (HCS) using a digital microscope, using the Cantaloupe image server and the Openseadragon image viewer · Brumfield Labs survey of linking properties<https://github.com/benwbrum/fromthepage/wiki/IIIF-Linking-Properties-Usage-Survey> · Mirador Awesome list<https://github.com/ProjectMirador/mirador-awesome> · Work in progress example project using OpenSeadragon to review multi-channel digital microscopy images<https://github.com/imoutsatsos/osdUseCaseHCS> · Wikidata SPARQL query plots the locations of the IIIF Consortium members on a map<https://t.co/4lKIlxqbhu>, courtesy of Katherine Thornton of Yale · Video from Leiden University on the use of IIIF for digitized manuscripts<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJCw3NK_DrY> (in Dutch) · Collection of automatically-tagged images<http://labs.cogapp.com/iiif-ml/> from the Nationalmuseum Sweden · ResourceSpace digital asset management software is planning IIIF integration for version 8.2<https://www.resourcespace.com/roadmap> Recommended Reading · Article from My Modern Met about Getty and YCBA adoption of IIIF<http://mymodernmet.com/iiif-getty-yale-art-collections/> · Article from Luna Imagin on IIIF in DAMS<http://www.lunaimaging.com/blog/2017/6/5/36-museums-call-for-iiif-adoption> · Blog from Digirati on how to address challenges when tackling a wide variety of IIIF content types<https://scienceinthemakingblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/23/web-pages-and-viewers-meet-things-with-content/> · Memo on Technical Operational Considerations for IIIF in a Sufia/Hyrax app<https://bibwild.wordpress.com/2017/05/11/memo-on-technical-operational-considerations-for-iiif-in-a-sufiahyrax-app/> · Slides and blog on “Text Beyond Annotations at IIIF-Vatican”<http://content.fromthepage.com/text-beyond-annotations-at-iiif-vatican/> by Ben Brumfield · Blog from Apex on interoperable images and IIIF<http://apexcovantage.com/blog/imagine-interoperable-images/> · Article from Smithsonian on IIIF and Mirador<http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/tool-makes-it-easy-compare-art-different-museums-180963584/#JkT36YBGQOZCHDuQ.99> · Blog from Kiyonori Nagasaki of the University of Tokyo, on use of the new University of Toronto IIIF and Mirador plugin for Omeka in the Japanese DH classroom<http://digitalnagasaki.hatenablog.com/entry/2017/07/04/041007> · Polonski Project blog on Revisiting the Ars Moriendi using Mirador<http://bav.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/news/revisiting-the-ars-moriendi> · Article from Digirati on IIIF Search and Discovery<http://resources.digirati.com/iiif/an-introduction-to-iiif/search.html> · Blog from Ioannis Moutsatsos: Librarians and IIIF to the rescue of scientific imaging<http://imoutsatsos.blogspot.com/2017/04/librarians-and-triple-eye-eff-to-rescue.html> · Blog from Cogapp on An introduction to the Drupal IIIF Image Field Module<https://blog.cogapp.com/drupal-iiif-image-field-module-ce578c4906ef> · Blog from Cogapp on How to create a virtual 3D gallery using IIIF<https://blog.cogapp.com/how-to-create-a-virtual-3d-gallery-using-iiif-and-three-js-ad6766e45d3f> · Blog from eLife on Dynamically Serving Scientific Images Using IIIF<https://elifesciences.org/labs/d6044799/dynamically-serving-scientific-images-using-iiif> · First bachelor’s thesis on IIIF and usability of Mirador and Universal Viewer<http://goo.gl/jm33wX> by Julien A. Raemy · Blog from Luca Carini at the V&A on Easy Image Alignment with IIIF<http://www.vam.ac.uk/blog/digital-media/easy-image-alignment-with-iiif> · Article from Cogapp on automated image analysis with IIIF<https://blog.cogapp.com/automated-image-analysis-with-iiif-6594ff5b2b32> Edited by: Sheila Rabun, IIIF Community and Communications Officer With contributions from: o Benjamin Albritton (Stanford) o Michael Appleby (Yale Center for British Art) o Ben Brumfield (Brumfield Labs) o Sara Brumfield (Brumfield Labs) o Luca Carini (Victoria & Albert Museum) o Tom Cramer (Stanford) o Tom Crane (Digirati) o Jon Dunn (Indiana University) o Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass (Yale Center for British Art) o Shaun Ellis (Princeton) o Andy Irving (British Library) o Bruno Kinoshita o Asanobu Kitamoto (Center for Open Data in the Humanities) o Tomáš Klimek (Manuscriptorium Digital Library, National Library of the Czech Republic) o Opher Kutner (ExLibris) o Ioannis Moutsatsos (Novartis) o Kiyonori Nagasaki (University of Tokyo) o Richard Palmer (Victoria & Albert Museum) o Julien A. Raemy (HEG-GE) o Régis Robineau (Biblissima) o Glen Robson (National Library of Wales o Tristan Roddis (Cogapp) o Rob Sanderson (The J. Paul Getty Trust) o Rashmi Singhal (Harvard) o Stuart Snydman (Stanford) o Emma Stanford (Oxford Digital Bodleian) o Randy Stern (Harvard) o Jon Stroop (Princeton) o Katherine Thornton (Yale) o Greg Turner (Interaction Consortium) o Jeffrey Witt (Loyola University Maryland) o Petr Zabicka (Moravian Library) Sheila Rabun IIIF Community and Communications Officer International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) Consortium http://iiif.io<http://iiif.io/> [cid:[log in to unmask]] ######################################################################## to manage your DLF-ANNOUNCE subscription, visit diglib.org/announce