DLF Forum 2019

Presentations
Session Chair: Wayne Graham (CLIR+DLF)
 
New Perspectives: Virtual Reality in Street Art and Historic Preservation
Laura Rocke, Michelle Rebaleati
University of Nevada, Reno, United States of America
 
Street art is quickly proliferating in Reno, Nevada. University of Nevada, Reno librarians partnered with local art organizations and street artists to create an online archive and virtual reality (VR) experience of the street art, exposing it to a wider audience while simultaneously preserving it.
 
 
Advancing 3D Initiatives in the Library: Scanning, Printing, VR/AR, and 3D Viewing
Jennifer Johnson, Derek Miller
IUPUI University Library, United States of America
 
Since 2015, The IUPUI University Library Center for Digital Scholarship has been scanning 3D objects for preservation and access. The Center is recognizing opportunities that libraries can leverage once an object is scanned. This presentation will outline a series of outcomes that include: 3D printing, VR, AR, and 3D viewing.
 
 
Automate it: A Deep Learning Solution in Library Archives
Patrice-Andre Prud'homme
Oklahoma State University, United States of America
 
The Oklahoma State University Library is investigating machine learning to support inventory work, inform digital preservation priorities, experiment with face recognition models to add contextualization to digital objects. This presentation will focus on techniques used for the project, explained for the purposes of being used in other digital collections.