Conference Agenda

Exploring a IIIF Content Commons

Martin Kalfatovic¹, Tom Cramer²

1: IIIF-C, United States of America; 2: Stanford University Libraries

Towards a IIIF Maps Commons: Presenting the Allmaps - IIIF Partnership

Jules Schoonman^1,2, Bert Spaan²

1: TU Delft Library; 2: Allmaps

An IIIF-based AI Agent: for Multimodal Retrieval, Annotation, and Knowledge Linking

Ying Gao¹, Jie Song²

1: Zhejiang University, China, Heidelberg University, Germany; 2: Intellijourney, China

Beyond Automation: Human-in-the-Loop with AI for IIIF in Mirador Multi User

David ROUQUET, Anthony GEOURJON

Tetras Libre, France

Using the IIIF Manifest Editor for AI/ML enrichment of IIIF

Matthew McGrattan

Digirati, United Kingdom

Making historical archives searchable: HTR and IIIF at scale

Linnéa Karlberg Lundin

The Swedish National Archives, Sweden

Exploring IIIF tools for publishing image datasets in post-consumer plastic recycling

Basedow Natalie, Doris Aschenbrenner

Hochschule Aalen, Germany

Sharing the Johnson Publishing Company Archive: a Smithsonian/Getty collaboration

David Newbury¹, Andrew Gunther²

1: Getty; 2: Smithsonian

IIIF for the long-term sustainability of project web outputs

Hembo Pagi

Archaeovision

DOMI: Digital Openness for local Museums in Styria (A) through the use of IIIF

Gerda Koch¹, Bernhard Schrettle², Odo Benda¹, Ramiro Ortiz¹, Maja Bartl¹

1: AIT Angewandte Informationstechnik Forschungsgesellschaft mbH, Austria; 2: Association of Archaeological Museums of South Styria, Austria

Mark Once, Link Everywhere: Anchoring Research Data in Images with IIIF Annotations

Joseph Padfield¹, Marika Spring¹, Ed Burnett¹, Lizzy Buckle¹, Dominic Oldman², Christina Giancristofar², Diana Tanase²

1: The National Gallery, United Kingdom; 2: Kartography

Bridging IIIF Manifests and AI: A Semantic Search Plugin for Mirador

Rama Mwinyimbegu

Leiden University Libraries, Netherlands, The

Planning for the end, ensuring longevity with IIIF

Albin Larsson, David Haskiya

Swedish National Archives, Sweden

Viewing IIIF through Mirador 4

Marlo Longley

Stanford University Libraries, United States of America

CommonsDB: building a registry for public domain and openly licensed assets

Jan Ainali⁴, Sebastian Berlin⁴, Valentine Charles¹, Nuno Freire¹, Karin Glaseman⁴, Antoine Isaac^1,5, Paul Keller², Yury Kharytanovich³, Hugo Manguinhas¹, Douglas McCarthy², Sebastian Posth³

1: Europeana Foundation; 2: Open Future Foundation; 3: Liccium; 4: Wikimedia Sverige; 5: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

IIIF-in-a-Box

John Moore

The National Archives, UK, United Kingdom

Preserve, Participate, Pass On: Community-Led, AI-Assisted IIIF Archives in Shrinking Civic Spaces

Leo Andersen

Queer Asian Museum, United States of America

SourceLibrary.org: How IIIF Helped Manifest Thousands of New English Translations

Derek Lomas

The Source Library

Wolpi: an extensible IIIF Image API server

Johannes Baiter, Katharina Schmid

Bavarian State Library, Germany

Custom Visual Structure Editor for IIIF Ranges

Kait Sewell¹, Martin Lovell²

1: Notch8, United States of America; 2: Yale Libraries, United States of America

aiiinotate, a fast and scalable annotation server for IIIF

Paul Kervegan¹, Ségolène Albouy¹, Somkeo Norindr², Mathieu Aubry¹

1: École nationale des ponts et chaussées, France; 2: Observatoire de Paris, France

IIIF and a New Repository

Roesja Hoek, Mick Rubingh

Universiteitsbibliotheek Leiden, Netherlands, The

Interactive 2D with IIIF: A Progress Update

Theresa Berger, Emily Beck

University of Minnesota Libraries, United States of America

Micrio: from Project to Venture to Open Source

Erwin Verbruggen, Marcel Duin

Q42, Netherlands, the

Integrating IIIF, Textual Encoding, and AI-Based Watermark Recognition: A Methodological Case Study from Early Modern Manuscripts

Caterina Agostini

Indiana University Bloomington, United States of America

Image Annotation - Curatorial and Scholarly Implementation

Ian McCrabb

Systemik Solutions, Australia

Minimal Computing, Maximum Interoperability: Rebuilding the Accademia di San Luca Digital Repository on IIIF

Matthew Westerby, Valeria Federici

Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, United States of America

Building a virtual 3D audio archive

Stephen Gray

University of Bristol, United Kingdom

Beyond Alt Text: Creating Audio Descriptions for Visually Impaired Students in IIIF Collections—Are We Doing This Right?

Irina Schmid

American University in Cairo, Egypt

Beyond Interoperability: Integrating IIIF with 3D Semantics and Generative AI for Multisensory Heritage Exploration

YEEUN LEE, JONGWOOK LEE

Korea National University of Heritage, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

Evaluating IIIF Server Performance: Critical Factors, Benchmarks and Exploiting Hardware Acceleration

Ruven Pillay

French Ministry of Culture / C2RMF, France

Serving Images Hot: Evaluating IIIF Image Servers and Image File Format Performance

Matthew Yang

University of Chicago, United States of America

From Three to One: A Multimodal Approach to the Presentation API

Elena Mujal, Dan Brennan, Sebastien Siclait

J. Paul Getty Trust, United States of America

Making digital preservation IIIF-ready

Tom Crane

Digirati, United Kingdom

After Georeferencing: Integrating Geographic Perspectives in the Public Geohumanities

Garrett Nelson

Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library, United States of America

IIIF for Researchers in the Natural and Engineering Sciences

Leila Iñigo de la Cruz¹, Gabriela Kuhn¹, Jules Schoonman²

1: 4TU.ResearchData, Netherlands, The; 2: TU Delft Library

One System After Another: Automation of Manifest Generation

Zoë Hollingworth, Richard Palmer, Catherine Yvard

Victoria & Albert Museum, United Kingdom

Aligning Text and Image: Implementing IIIF for a Scholarly Digital Variants Edition

Mario Van Assche, Ilya Dierckens

KANTL - Koninklijke Academie voor Nederlandse Taal en Letteren, Belgium

Miniature monuments: IIIF-based Comparisons of Visual Borrowings in ancient Egyptian portable written artefacts

Marina Sartori

University of Hamburg, Germany

Ethical Access for Sensitive African Collections: Lessons from Kenya

Fredrick Otike

Dedan Kimathi University of Technology-Kenya

Preserving the Apocalypse: Three centuries of doumenting the end of the world.

Anne McLaughlin

Trinity College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Movies to museums: Applying learnings from 3D entertainment technology to cultural heritage

Sebastien Siclait

The J Paul Getty Trust, United States of America

Using Gemini & IIIF for Manuscript Transcription

Ben Brumfeld, Sara Brumfeld

FromthePage

Automated removal of color correction bars using AI and IIIF

Neil Hawkins

Cogapp, United Kingdom

Fun without I

Tristan Roddis

Cogapp, United Kingdom

Workshop: Creating digital exhibitions using IIIF Manifest Editor and Exhibition Viewer tools

Paul Mollahan¹, Daphne van Wijngaarden², Stephen Fraser¹, Jules Schoonman²

1: Digirati Limited, United Kingdom; 2: TU Delft, The Nederlands

IIIF as Infrastructure for Ethical AI and Heritage Preservation

Wayne Graham, Fenella France, Charles Henry

Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR)

Prezi 4.0 - Working with 3D & new options

Ronald S. Haynes

University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Text as a First-Class Citizen: Proposing a IIIF Text API and Container Model for Version 4

Hennie Brugman¹, Rainer Simon², Neil Jefferies³

1: KNAW Humanities Cluster, Netherlands; 2: Independent Digital Humanities IT consultant and research software engineer; 3: Centre for Digital Scholarship, Oxford, UK

Getting Acquainted with Micrio's Storytelling Features

Erwin Verbruggen, Marcel Duin

Q42, Netherlands, the

The PerVisum editorial workflow for writing and publishing scientific articles

Margaux Faure¹, Juliette Hueber², Pierre Mounier²

1: INHA, France; 2: CNRS, France

Attack of the Scraper Bots: How Can We Manage Impact on Infrastructure

Martin Kalfatovic¹, Jon Dunn², Jonathan Manton³

1: IIIF-C, United States of America; 2: Indiana University; 3: Yale University

Exposing AI Derivatives in IIIF: How can we support interoperability responsibly?

Mark Bagett¹, Ben Brumfield², Sara Brumfield², John Moore³, Allison Sherrick⁴

1: Texas A&M University; 2: FromThePage; 3: UK National Archives; 4: Metropolitan New York Library Council

Visual Exploration and Creative Logs with IMMARKUS

Hilde De Weerdt¹, Rainer Simon², Dawn Lizao Zhuang¹, Sunkyu Lee¹

1: KU Leuven, Belgium; 2: Independent research software engineer

The IIIF Content Commons

Martin Kalfatovic¹, Tom Cramer²

1: IIIF-C, United States of America; 2: Stanford University Libraries

Universal Viewer: Contributing, configuring, and deploying

Saira Akhter¹, James Misson¹, Lanie Okorodudu¹, Erin Burnand¹, Kait Sewell²

1: British Library, United Kingdom; 2: Notch8, United States

User-facing applications and integrations based on Linked Data & IIIF

Duane Degler

Design for Context, United States of America