using IIIF to connect disparate library systems · – document transcriptions as TEI pctComplete pctTranscribed pctOcrCorrected pctIndexed pctMarkedBlank pctNeedsReview pctTranslationComplete

Round Trip to Paradiseusing IIIF to connect disparate library

systems

Sara Carlstead BrumfieldFromThePage

John B. HowardUniversity LibrarianUniversity College Dublin

via Phillips Collection, http://teachers.phillipscollection.org/artwork/researchers-division-negro-history-literature-and-prints-135th-street-branch-new-york-public

Credit: Jen Wolfe via http://ir.uiowa.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1217&context=lib_pubs

Any IIIF Enabled Repository

Any IIIF Image +

Annotation Viewer

Case Study: A Letter Transcription Projectat University College Dublin

sync’ed resources

Scaling Up: the API “round-trip”

FromThePage APIs• iiif/for: identify resources by source manifest URI• iiif/contributions: interact with hosted resources

– Indicators of editorial ‘completeness’

• Derivative manifests are proxies for new content– page transcriptions as annotations– document transcriptions as TEI

pctComplete

pctTranscribed

pctOcrCorrected

pctIndexed

pctMarkedBlank

pctNeedsReview

pctTranslationComplete

pctTranslated

pctTranslationNeedsReview

pctTranslationIndexed

pctTranslationMarkedBlank

workflow pseudocode

● Query contributions API for all UCD documents in

FromThePage; returns IIIF collection

● For each item in the collection○ Request status data from the API

○ Parse response and evaluate status metrics

○ If metrics indicate completeness by UCD’s standards

■ Request IIIF manifest from FromThePage

■ Capture all page-level transcribed text from annotations

referenced in the manifest, process, ingest to repository

■ Capture TEI document referenced in manifest, process,

ingest to repository

Sara Carlstead [email protected]@_FromThePage_

John B. HowardUniversity LibrarianUniversity College [email protected]

Questions?