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Minimal Friction, Maximal Use: Optimizing Open Access Image Delivery In presentation order: Amy Heibel, Los Angeles County Museum of Art John rench, Yale University Art Gallery Alan Newman, National Gallery of Art Cathryn Goodwin, Princeton University Art Museum Rob Lanceeld, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University Stanley Smith, J. Paul Getty Museum James Shulman, Artstor MCN 2013, Montreal, 21 November 2013
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Minimal Friction, Maximal Use: Optimizing Open Access Image Delivery

In presentation order:

Amy Heibel, Los Angeles County Museum of Art John ffrench, Yale University Art Gallery Alan Newman, National Gallery of Art Cathryn Goodwin, Princeton University Art Museum Rob Lance"eld, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University Stanley Smith, J. Paul Getty Museum

James Shulman, Artstor

MCN 2013, Montreal, 21 November 2013  

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Minimal Friction, Maximal Use: Optimizing Open Access Image Delivery

Open Access Image Delivery at the

Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Rob Lance!eld Manager of Museum Information Services Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University @roblance!eld

MCN 2013 Museum Computer Network

Montreal 21 November 2013  

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DAC Open Access Images repository (just a world-

readable Xythos directory)

You are here.

Web Browser

EmbARK Web Kiosk

Apache

DAC Collection Searchdac-collection.wesleyan.edu

4D Web Server

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Apache Rewrite Rule tocatch and rewrite URL

The main DAC web spacewww.wesleyan.edu/dac

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

University Content Management Server

(a Xythos instance namedwesfiles.wesleyan.edu)

Desktop (or Downloads, etc.)

Click an image link.

Accept and Translate requested URL to the image’s live path in current architecture (rewrite as an abstraction layer basically transparent to users).

Provide a link from DAC Collection Search to canonical image URL in the main DAC web space, for long-term

durability across future systems.

Serve requested image directly to the user’s desktop via web browser download, sourced from translated

path on content management server.

Get the image.

What three machines do:Provide a link,

Accept a request,Translate its URL,Serve the image.

What you can do uponfinding a desired image:

Click an image link.Get the image.

DAC Open Access Images: sketch of delivery implementation at the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Discovery happensover here, too.

Collection Search page for an object with OA image

Minimal Friction, Maximal Use. MCN 2013, Montreal, November 21, 2013.Rob Lancefield, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University. @roblancefield

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DAC Open Access Images repository (just a world-

readable Xythos directory)

You are here.

Web Browser

EmbARK Web Kiosk

Apache

DAC Collection Searchdac-collection.wesleyan.edu

4D Web Server

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Apache Rewrite Rule tocatch and rewrite URL

The main DAC web spacewww.wesleyan.edu/dac

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

University Content Management Server

(a Xythos instance namedwesfiles.wesleyan.edu)

Desktop (or Downloads, etc.)

Click an image link.

Accept and Translate requested URL to the image’s live path in current architecture (rewrite as an abstraction layer basically transparent to users).

Provide a link from DAC Collection Search to canonical image URL in the main DAC web space, for long-term

durability across future systems.

Serve requested image directly to the user’s desktop via web browser download, sourced from translated

path on content management server.

Get the image.

What three machines do:Provide a link,

Accept a request,Translate its URL,Serve the image.

What you can do uponfinding a desired image:

Click an image link.Get the image.

DAC Open Access Images: sketch of delivery implementation at the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Discovery happensover here, too.

Collection Search page for an object with OA image

Minimal Friction, Maximal Use. MCN 2013, Montreal, November 21, 2013.Rob Lancefield, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University. @roblancefield

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DAC Open Access Images repository (just a world-

readable Xythos directory)

You are here.

Web Browser

EmbARK Web Kiosk

Apache

DAC Collection Searchdac-collection.wesleyan.edu

4D Web Server

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Apache Rewrite Rule tocatch and rewrite URL

The main DAC web spacewww.wesleyan.edu/dac

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

University Content Management Server

(a Xythos instance namedwesfiles.wesleyan.edu)

Desktop (or Downloads, etc.)

Click an image link.

Accept and Translate requested URL to the image’s live path in current architecture (rewrite as an abstraction layer basically transparent to users).

Provide a link from DAC Collection Search to canonical image URL in the main DAC web space, for long-term

durability across future systems.

Serve requested image directly to the user’s desktop via web browser download, sourced from translated

path on content management server.

Get the image.

What three machines do:Provide a link,

Accept a request,Translate its URL,Serve the image.

What you can do uponfinding a desired image:

Click an image link.Get the image.

DAC Open Access Images: sketch of delivery implementation at the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Discovery happensover here, too.

Collection Search page for an object with OA image

Minimal Friction, Maximal Use. MCN 2013, Montreal, November 21, 2013.Rob Lancefield, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University. @roblancefield

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DAC Open Access Images repository (just a world-

readable Xythos directory)

You are here.

Web Browser

EmbARK Web Kiosk

Apache

DAC Collection Searchdac-collection.wesleyan.edu

4D Web Server

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Apache Rewrite Rule tocatch and rewrite URL

The main DAC web spacewww.wesleyan.edu/dac

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

Pre-existing Virtual Machine in University

ITS Data Center

University Content Management Server

(a Xythos instance namedwesfiles.wesleyan.edu)

Desktop (or Downloads, etc.)

Click an image link.

Accept and Translate requested URL to the image’s live path in current architecture (rewrite as an abstraction layer basically transparent to users).

Provide a link from DAC Collection Search to canonical image URL in the main DAC web space, for long-term

durability across future systems.

Serve requested image directly to the user’s desktop via web browser download, sourced from translated

path on content management server.

Get the image.

What three machines do:Provide a link,

Accept a request,Translate its URL,Serve the image.

What you can do uponfinding a desired image:

Click an image link.Get the image.

DAC Open Access Images: sketch of delivery implementation at the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Discovery happensover here, too.

Collection Search page for an object with OA image

Minimal Friction, Maximal Use. MCN 2013, Montreal, November 21, 2013.Rob Lancefield, Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University. @roblancefield

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Minimal Friction, Maximal Use: Optimizing Open Access Image Delivery

Open Access Image Delivery at the

Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University

Rob Lance!eld Manager of Museum Information Services Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University @roblance!eld

MCN 2013 Museum Computer Network

Montreal 21 November 2013