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IIIF Implementation of "Oki-ezu" (Raised Picture Maps)

IIIF Implementation of "Oki-ezu" (Raised Picture Maps)

Overview I implemented a IIIF representation of “Okoshi-ezu” (raised picture maps). The target materials are the Okoshi-ezu contained in the “Dai Nihon Kaishi Compilation Materials” held at the University of Tokyo Komaba Library. https://utda.github.io/kaishi/ Please watch the following video for an overview. “Okoshi-ezu” IIIF Implementation The Application The following is the Tokyo National Museum’s description of “Okoshi-ezu”: “Okoshi-ezu” are foldable simplified models that reproduce the three-dimensional structure of buildings by pasting wall and ceiling diagrams onto a flat plan drawing. They were particularly used as a drawing technique suited for reproducing tea rooms, which have complex three-dimensional structures within small spaces. (From the Tokyo National Museum - Japanese Art (Honkan) Japanese Natural History Series: Okoshi-ezu) ...

IIIF Application Using Transmitted Light Images

IIIF Application Using Transmitted Light Images

Overview I created a “IIIF Application Using Transmitted Light Images.” It focuses on the “Shelley Correspondence” held at the University of Tokyo General Library. utda.github.io The Application This application uses IIIF’s “Choice of Alternative Resources” to provide an environment for comparing original images with transmitted light images. Four comparison methods are provided, using “IMAGE COMPARISON WITH A SLIDER,” “MIRADOR,” “IIIF CURATION VIEWER,” and “IMAGE ANNOTATOR.” IMAGE COMPARISON WITH A SLIDER This uses the image comparison viewer developed by Digirati. You can compare images by moving the slider in the center of the screen. ...