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Main Authors: Blamberg, Donald L., Ed., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED314087
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author Blamberg, Donald L., Ed.
And Others
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And Others
Blamberg, Donald L., Ed.
And Others
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contents Proceedings of the Conference on Application of Scanning Methodologies in Libraries (Beltsville, Maryland, November 17-18, 1988). Blamberg, Donald L., Ed. And Others Character Recognition Digital Computers Information Systems Library Automation Library Technical Processes Machine Readable Cataloging National Libraries Optical Data Disks Optical Scanners Technological Advancement Planned and organized by the National Agricultural Library (NAL), the conference was designed to bring together people involved in scanning projects and to evaluate the feasibility of using hand-held scanning devices for transcribing bibliographic information during the cataloging and indexing processes. Ten previously unpublished papers and a concluding address from the conference are presented in this report: (1) "Automated Document Architecture Processing and Tagging" (Stuart Weibel, John Handley, and Charles Huff); (2) "The Library of Congress Pilot Project with Optiram, Ltd." (Leo H. Settler, Jr.); (3) "Comparison of Scanning Methodologies for Conversion of Typed, Printed, Handwritten, and Microfilmed Materials" (William M. Holmes, Jr.); (4) "Digital Imaging at the Library of Congress" (Audrey Fischer); (5) "Issues in Document Conversion" (Frank L. Walker); (6) "Scanning and Digitizing Technology Employed in the National Agricultural Text Digitizing Project" (Pamela Q. J. Andre, Nancy L. Eaton, and Judith A. Zidar); (7) "Developing an Optical Disk System for Adult Education Manuscripts: The Kellogg Project at Syracuse University" (Terrance Keenan and Elizabeth Carley Oddy); (8) "Access to Little Magazines: An Index of Optically Scanned Contents Pages" (Stephen M. Roberts and Robert J. Bertholf); (9) "Experience with an Optical Disk System at FDA" (Kenneth Krell); (10) "Desktop-Digitization: Prospects and Problems" (Bradford S. Miller); and (11) "Concluding Address" (Robert M. Hayes). (SD)
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spellingShingle Proceedings of the Conference on Application of Scanning Methodologies in Libraries (Beltsville, Maryland, November 17-18, 1988).
Blamberg, Donald L., Ed.
And Others
Character Recognition
Digital Computers
Information Systems
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Machine Readable Cataloging
National Libraries
Optical Data Disks
Optical Scanners
Technological Advancement
Proceedings of the Conference on Application of Scanning Methodologies in Libraries (Beltsville, Maryland, November 17-18, 1988). Blamberg, Donald L., Ed. And Others Character Recognition Digital Computers Information Systems Library Automation Library Technical Processes Machine Readable Cataloging National Libraries Optical Data Disks Optical Scanners Technological Advancement Planned and organized by the National Agricultural Library (NAL), the conference was designed to bring together people involved in scanning projects and to evaluate the feasibility of using hand-held scanning devices for transcribing bibliographic information during the cataloging and indexing processes. Ten previously unpublished papers and a concluding address from the conference are presented in this report: (1) "Automated Document Architecture Processing and Tagging" (Stuart Weibel, John Handley, and Charles Huff); (2) "The Library of Congress Pilot Project with Optiram, Ltd." (Leo H. Settler, Jr.); (3) "Comparison of Scanning Methodologies for Conversion of Typed, Printed, Handwritten, and Microfilmed Materials" (William M. Holmes, Jr.); (4) "Digital Imaging at the Library of Congress" (Audrey Fischer); (5) "Issues in Document Conversion" (Frank L. Walker); (6) "Scanning and Digitizing Technology Employed in the National Agricultural Text Digitizing Project" (Pamela Q. J. Andre, Nancy L. Eaton, and Judith A. Zidar); (7) "Developing an Optical Disk System for Adult Education Manuscripts: The Kellogg Project at Syracuse University" (Terrance Keenan and Elizabeth Carley Oddy); (8) "Access to Little Magazines: An Index of Optically Scanned Contents Pages" (Stephen M. Roberts and Robert J. Bertholf); (9) "Experience with an Optical Disk System at FDA" (Kenneth Krell); (10) "Desktop-Digitization: Prospects and Problems" (Bradford S. Miller); and (11) "Concluding Address" (Robert M. Hayes). (SD)
title Proceedings of the Conference on Application of Scanning Methodologies in Libraries (Beltsville, Maryland, November 17-18, 1988).
topic Character Recognition
Digital Computers
Information Systems
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Machine Readable Cataloging
National Libraries
Optical Data Disks
Optical Scanners
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED314087