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-Kitodo. Key to digital objects
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-Kitodo is an open source software suite intended to support mass digitization
-projects for cultural heritage institutions. Kitodo is widely-used and
-cooperatively maintained by major German libraries and digitization service
-providers.
-Kitodo consists of several independent modules serving different purposes such as
-controlling the digitization workflow, enriching descriptive and structural
-metadata, and presenting the results to the public in a modern and convenient
-way.
-Kitodo was formerly known as Goobi.
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-
-About Kitodo.Presentation
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-
-Kitodo.Presentation is a feature-rich framework for building a METS-based digital
-library. It is highly customizable through a user-friendly backend and flexible
-design templates. Since it is based on the great free and open source Content
-Management System TYPO3 (http://typo3.org), it integrates perfectly with your
-website and can easily be managed by editors. Kitodo.Presentation provides a
-comprehensive toolset covering all requirements for presenting digitized media.
-It implements international standards such as IIIF Image API, OAI Protocol for
-Metadata Harvesting, METS, MODS, TEI, ALTO, and can be configured to support any
-other descriptive XML format using simple XPath expressions.
-
-
-About the naming of Kitodo.Presentation
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-
-The Kitodo Software Suite is used for digitizing huge amounts of books, journals,
-newspapers, and other printed and hand-written material, and making it available
-to the public. Thus Kitodo helps collecting, archiving and providing knowledge to
-everyone. This is a great task that inspired many writers of not only science
-fiction and fantasy novels, too. Thus there are many brilliant stories in which
-libraries or librarians play an important role.
-We therefore decided to name each major release of Kitodo.Presentation after a
-fictional librarian from one of these novels who ideally shares our vision of
-collecting and publishing the entirety of human knowledge one day (or who at
-least is an extraordinary remarkable character in the plot).
-
-1.0: Horace Worblehat
-Horace Worblehat is the Librarian of the Library of the Unseen University (UU)
-in Terry Pratchett's fantasy series of "Discworld" novels.
-Like the Bodleian Library at Oxford, the UU Library features chained books –
-although at Oxford this is done to protect the books from the students, whereas
-at UU it is done to protect the students from the books. The high concentration
-of magical lore makes it possible for the Library to contain every book ever
-written, possibly written, unwritten and yet to be written.
-The Librarian appeared in the first novel of the series and was transformed into
-an orang-utan by accident while handling a magical book in a later novel. On
-discovering that being an orang-utan had certain advantages for a librarian - he
-can climb up to high shelves, for example - he refused to be transformed back
-into a human and has remained an orang-utan ever since.
-(partly from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unseen_University)
-
-1.1: Patterson Tchung
-In Frank Herbert's book "Direct Descent" the 81st century Earth has been
-hollowed out entirely and turned into a planet-sized library. The innards of the
-Earth were used to construct a fleet of ships that colonized the stars while the
-people who remained behind dedicated themselves to the pursuit of knowledge.
-They sent wave after wave of librarians out who collected knowledge, returned to
-Earth, created programming about their discoveries and then broadcast those
-programs to everyone in the universe for free.
-The director of this library is (in the second part of the book) an intelligent
-simian named Patterson Tchung.
-(partly from http://www.omphalosbookreviews.com/index.php/reviews/info/453)
-
-1.2: Hari Seldon
-Hari Seldon, a mathematician and psychologist in Isaac Asimov's first science
-fiction novel of the "Foundation Trilogy", has developed psychohistory, a new
-field of science and psychology that equates all possibilities in large societies
-to mathematics, allowing for the prediction of future events. Using psychohistory
-he has discovered the declining nature of the 12,000-year-old Galactic Empire,
-which will collapse within 500 years and enter a 30,000-year dark age. However,
-he believes that creating a compendium of all human knowledge, the Encyclopedia
-Galactica, would not avert the inevitable fall of the Empire but would reduce the
-dark age to one millennium.
-Hari Seldon departs to a remote world with other Encyclopedists to start working
-on his foresightful plan to compile the Encyclopedia Galactica.
-(partly from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_(novel))
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-2.0: The Librarian
-Snow Crash from Neal Stephenson

dlf/NOTICE.txt

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-For more information on the Kitodo project, please visit the
-following websites:
- - https://www.kitodo.org/
- - https://github.com/kitodo
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-For more information on the TYPO3 project, please visit the
-following websites:
- - https://typo3.org/
- - https://github.com/typo3