
Computing Cultural Heritage in the Cloud Data Jam
Library Of Congress. Digital Strategy Directorate
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Led by LC Labs, the Computing Cultural Heritage in the Cloud initiative is an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-supported endeavor to pilot ways to combine cutting-edge technology and the collections of the largest library in the world, to support digital research at scale. The Data Jam event featured presentations from seven experienced cultural heritage data professionals about their experiences accessing and analyzing data in the Library's cloud-based storage environment. 0:00 Welcome by Chief Information Office Judith Conklin; 01:14 Agenda and Logistics by Meghan Ferriter, Senior Innovation Specialist, LC Labs; 02:51 "Introducing LC Labs" by Laurie Allen, Chief, Digital Innovation Division (LC Labs); 10:08 "About Computing Cultural Heritage in the Cloud" by Meghan Ferriter, Senior Innovation Specialist, LC Labs; 14:51 "The CCHC Data Jam Goals and Participants" by Eileen J. Manchester, Innovation Specialist, LC Labs and Chase Dooley, detailed to LC Labs from the LC Web Archives Team; 26:17 "Subject Unknown: Stereograph Cards, Historical Metadata, and Feedback for Data Jam 2022" by Zoe LeBlanc, Assistant Professor in the School of Information Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; 50:55 "Computing Cultural Heritage in the Cloud Data Jam: Austro-Hungary Map Dataset" by Vikram Mohanty, PhD candidate in the Department of Computer Science, Virginia Tech University; 1:07:47 "LOC Data Jam: Maps and Python SDK" by Daniel van Strien, Digital Curator, British Library;…
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