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[09.02.2010]


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[09.02.2010]

Workshop of the IMPACT Project on March 4, 2010

The MDZ will host a German-speaking workshop of the EU-project IMPACTIMPACT on March 4, 2010, presenting the different challenges of full-text digitisation. Several examples will show the benefits of OCR and full-text extraction for libraries, museum and archives. Additional information, the agenda and a registration form can be found herehere.
[28.01.2010]

Number of preserved files increased by seven times

Intensified deposit activities and extensive digitisation projects led to a significant growth of the electronic archive of the BSB in 2009, now comprising a total volume of 182 TB of data. The number of stored files increased by seven times to 295 million.
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[15.01.2010]

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Digitisation

Treppenhaus der BSB Since 1997 the Munich Digitisation Centre (MDZ) handles the digitisation and online publication of the holdings of the Bavarian State Library. As a part of the Digital Library unit of the library it provides one of the largest and fastest growing digital collections in Germany. Several Scannerhigh-quality planetary scanners, suitable for all types of media and all kinds of formats, ensure a professional digitisation of any kind of books and manuscripts up to a size of A0 with an output size of up to 600 ppi.

 

The Scannerdigitisation policy reflects the traditional special collection fields of the Bavarian State Library: History, Classical Antiquity, Eastern Europe, Musicology. It comprises manuscripts, early prints, modern books, maps and photographic collections as well as journals and newspapers. A automised ScannerWorkflow with scaleable repository system offers the opportunity to realize an efficient digitisation even of large collections.

 

The Munich Digitisation Centre assists and advises other institutions in digitisation matters and offers a digisation on demand service. Apart from mass digitisation efforts, the Digital Library unit engages in collaborative scholarly projects.