bericht über die pilotphase handschriftendigitalisierung der deutschen handschriftenzentren
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Im Juni 2013 genehmigte die DFG die Durchführung einer zweijährigen Pilotphase zur Digitalisierung mittelalterlicher Handschriften an den deutschen Handschriftenzentren. Diese wird im DFG-Programm „Erschließung und Digitalisierung handschriftlicher und gedruckter Überlieferung“ im Bereich der Wissenschaftlichen Literaturversorgungs- und Informationssysteme (LIS) gefördert.Das Vorhaben besteht aus sieben Digitalisierungsprojekten, die seit Herbst 2013 an fünf deutschen Bibliotheken durchgeführt werden. Die projektübergreifenden Organisations- und Koordinationsarbeiten sind an der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek angesiedelt. Auf Basis der praktischen Erfahrungen der sieben einzelnen Projekte soll ein sog. Masterplan erarbeitet werden, der bei positiver Begutachtung zur Grundlage einer zukünftigen DFG-Förderlinie werden soll. Ziel der Initiative ist die Gesamtdigitalisierung des mittelalterlichen Handschriftenerbes in Deutschland.
In June 2013, a proposal for a two-year pilot phase for the development of a concerted national programme for the digitization of medieval manuscripts in Germany, proposed by five German cataloguing centres, was accepted by the DFG, the largest research funding organization in Germany, in the context of its Scientific Library Services and Information Systems (LIS) programme [1]. The pilot phase consists of seven coordinated digitization projects carried out by five German libraries. Project coordination and organization is taken over by the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (BSB). Based on the practical experience gained in the different digitization projects, a master plan will be developed, which will be the basis for the establishment of a new DFG funding programme. The initiative aims at the digitization of all surviving medieval manuscripts preserved in German cultural heritage institutions.
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| Authors | ;Carolin Schreiber |
| Journal | journal of health organization and management |
| Year | 2014 |
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