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um
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okay so uh welcome everybody to
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today's webinar um showcasing the
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practical use of
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aaaf it is the first webinar
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uh of our project practical applications
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of triple f is a building block towards
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a digital national collection
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which is part of a uh the larger towards
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a national collection program
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we will have a series of presentations
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today uh in two sessions
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uh the first session uh is about
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existing triple
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f work that's been done in three
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different areas
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which will then be followed by a break
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um because obviously we don't want to
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sit here for two and a half hours all in
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one go
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um break for 15 minutes and
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then we'll have a another session of a
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set of
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talks about our actual project and the
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work that we're hoping to do
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or we are going to do as the project
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progresses um each of the talks will be
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about sort of 12 15 minutes or so long
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um the idea is that we'll have a time
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for
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questions at the end of each session
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but if you can if you do have burning
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questions you want to ask as the talks
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are going on you can drop them into the
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q a section and we'll try and then
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uh get to them during the question
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period
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um i should say that if as there are
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quite a lot of you 187 now
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uh if you all start asking questions we
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probably won't be able to answer them
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all
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uh during the actual time allotted but
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we'll try and capture them all
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and then see if we can answer questions
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and put them up on the project website
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which yeah you can see the url therefore
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on the page
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in front of you um and then we'll try
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and answer those questions later on
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um okay so today
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um we are going to have uh
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i we had up to sort of over 330 people
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actually registered
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it peaked at 350 so um if we can
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actually have 200 people
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who actually connect to the the webinar
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itself that would be really really good
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um today as i said for representing
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examples of how triple f is used for
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public engagement
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uh and then followed by a session of um
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the
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work and the planned work for our actual
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project
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um i don't know if you can spot your
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cities i've used the uh
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cities of all of the people who have
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registered and dropped into the triple f
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logo there
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on the right um to uh sort of show
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the the very wide spread of people we've
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got here so uh welcome to you all
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um and thank you very much to those of
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you from rather
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different time zones um we have people
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from
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right the way across america and uh even
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some people from japan
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and seoul so thank you very much for
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attending today now just to begin with
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i'm pretty sure most of you will know
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what trip life is as you signed up for
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this webinar but to give
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just to reiterate um triple f
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is the international image
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interoperability framework
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um it's an international standard for
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sharing high resolution
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images on the web um and that's also
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extended to audio visual material
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and they're also working on 3d although
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that's not part of the standard at the
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moment some very very good work being
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done
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and i wholeheartedly recommend that you
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have a little look at their website and
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the
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community as a whole for triple a f
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there's a lot of very good work being
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done
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now to give you a very brief idea of how
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triple f works
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um very quickly um if we have an
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instance here where we have the national
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gallery um
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uh where i work the
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we have an image store and triple f
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server within the national gallery
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and an internal triple f viewer we can
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view lots of images now i'll come back
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to that
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more in more detail later in full
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presentation
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but if we also have the yale center for
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british art
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who are presenting images and have a
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triple f server and actually have a
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public
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openc dragon viewer available for people
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to explore their images
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you can take the triple f manifest which
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is a description which i'm sure we'll go
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through a couple of times today
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of the images and all of the metadata
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required to
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work with the images and then drop that
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into a viewer
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within the national gallery so the
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triple f standard allows
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workers within one institution to view
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and
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explore images from another institution
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without actually copying the images
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so a store wants to make use of in lots
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of different places
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so that's the general concept um very
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very briefly
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we'll be going over this in a number of
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the talks today
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but just to highlight that um i know
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obviously at scale
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uh if we think within our project if we
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extend that
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example to the portrait gallery dna the
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british library the science museum group
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and many others
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um if we're all sharing things using the
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same standards
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we can actually look at some fairly
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sizable cross collection and
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cross-domain sort of outputs and
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solutions there and there's a lot of
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work we can do but you can also look at
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closed commercial issues for apps and
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potentially as i'm going to talk about
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later
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issues you can work on within an
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institution to make use of your own
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triple f
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sources now our project as a whole aims
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to highlight and demonstrate
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opportunities and benefits
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of the triple life standard i'm going to
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examine its potential for
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virtually connecting collections from
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different organizations
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uh document lists of existing trip live
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systems and tools
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and contribute to the work that's going
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on in the triple f consortium
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and identify what additional tools and
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services might be needed
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the digital tools and services will be
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sort of covered in a future
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webinar this is the team um several of
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the team members are here
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today myself joseph hadfield i'm the pi
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of the project and i work in the
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national gallery
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but co-eyes on this ahrc-funded project
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also include torsten river for the
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british library charlotte bowling from
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the national portrait gallery melissa
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terrace from edmond university
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and we also have a a white sort of
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collection of project partners
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uh lorna tom tom uh
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jamie richard and glenn so it's it's
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from the
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royal botanical gardens did your rt bna
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stanford library science museum group
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and the triple f consortium there is an
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interim
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project uh sort of report for our our
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project
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um that was out in december 2020 and you
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can actually download that from
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the uh triple f website uh not sorry the
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the towards the national collection
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website um you can get that from there
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um and uh that will be available we'll
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drop some links
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uh into but i'll drop some links into
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the the chat
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after i finish this introduction uh for
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the things i've mentioned here
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uh this is the first webinar as i said
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we will be carrying out at least two
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other
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uh main web webinars for this project um
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the next one will be discussing the
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potential shared trip life services
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and the third one developing practical
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solutions um
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actually more practical workshop uh
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we'll also be looking at developing
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these sort of four demonstrator areas or
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exploring what work has already been
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done within the field
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to answer these issues so specifically
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creating a data set of 16th century
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british portraits which we'll be talking
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about later
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how we can support publications looking
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at
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working with triple f uh manifests uh
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which will be uh described a lot by tom
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later
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and uh exploring new use cases and
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particularly looking at user feedback
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and user evaluation
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of the work that we're doing so um
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to move on to the session as a whole i'm
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going to stop talking now and hand over
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to
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uh luca from bna who will be
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talking about the raffle cartoons so i
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will stop
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sharing luca if you want to share your
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screen
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i'll do that