The largest library in the world scanning
Lights and the Son is part of a new look at the Library of Congress in the United States. This device is one of several Web servers that collect information from the Library of Congress on the Internet.
Jane Mandelbaum: All data on our website here.
Jane Mandelbaum is responsible for providing technical information for the Library of Congress.
For years the library has been called the worlds largest library. Because of the many books and documents. Officials estimate that the Library of Congress more than 120 million books, films and thirty-six thousand. It also has a wide range of scores, recordings, documents and images. So far, only one percent of all that has been digitally reproduced.
Thomas said Youkel library makes electronic copies of four to six million items a year. And developed many of these images and sounds on its Web site.
Library production of digital copies of collections in the first place for safety reasons. Officials are concerned about the books and records of the collapse. To make digital copies is a long and expensive. This is a document of the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Library of Congress and 6-50 records.
And libraries, "said James Hutson, who lost in the process of creating the document in the computer age.
Library production of digital copies of more than five million cards. And painted some, such as a map of Africa, on the canvas for more than a century. Books require a different technology. This was a card hand-drawn in hundreds of sixteen.
Colin Cahill leads the team of digitization. She says that people can be freely used materials on the website of the Library. Cahill said that we're looking at more than one and a half hectares of graphs and maps.
Library of Congress and nearly 1.5 million images on its Web site. But the biggest problem is in the evolution of technology.
YOUKEL Thomas: If you think in terms of changing technologies, that will go away. This is the information for more than a hundred times than the latter.
Workers continue to provide copies of the Library of Congress in order to protect against changing technology. Chat Mario Ritter.
Jane Mandelbaum: All data on our website here.
Jane Mandelbaum is responsible for providing technical information for the Library of Congress.
For years the library has been called the worlds largest library. Because of the many books and documents. Officials estimate that the Library of Congress more than 120 million books, films and thirty-six thousand. It also has a wide range of scores, recordings, documents and images. So far, only one percent of all that has been digitally reproduced.
Thomas said Youkel library makes electronic copies of four to six million items a year. And developed many of these images and sounds on its Web site.
Library production of digital copies of collections in the first place for safety reasons. Officials are concerned about the books and records of the collapse. To make digital copies is a long and expensive. This is a document of the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Library of Congress and 6-50 records.
And libraries, "said James Hutson, who lost in the process of creating the document in the computer age.
Library production of digital copies of more than five million cards. And painted some, such as a map of Africa, on the canvas for more than a century. Books require a different technology. This was a card hand-drawn in hundreds of sixteen.
Colin Cahill leads the team of digitization. She says that people can be freely used materials on the website of the Library. Cahill said that we're looking at more than one and a half hectares of graphs and maps.
Library of Congress and nearly 1.5 million images on its Web site. But the biggest problem is in the evolution of technology.
YOUKEL Thomas: If you think in terms of changing technologies, that will go away. This is the information for more than a hundred times than the latter.
Workers continue to provide copies of the Library of Congress in order to protect against changing technology. Chat Mario Ritter.
The largest library in the world scanning
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