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Introduction to the MINERVA Project. Seminar: Advanced Technologies for Archives, Israel State Archive and the Jewish Agency for Israel, Jerusalem, December 6, 2005TRANSCRIPT
Dov WinerThe Jewish Agency Initiative for Developing Jewish Networking
Infrastructures
Seminar: Advanced Technologies for Archives
December 6, 2005
The MINERVA ProjectIntroduction
an initiative of the Jewish Agency for Israel
http://www.minervaeurope.org http://www.minervaisrael.org.il
Lund Principles and Lund Action Plan 2001
Identified the barriers to digitisation, access and long term preservation of scientific and cultural heritage
Providing rich and diverse digital resources that support education and research, tourism and creative industries
Enabling digital access by all citizens to national, regional and local cultural heritage of Europe
Advancing the European Digital Libraries initiative
NRG – National Representatives Group
A policy framework for coordination of digitisation in Europe – representatives of Members States and Observers (Israel, Russia)
Dynamic Action Plan – December 2005
Dynamic Action Plan Objectives
o Providing strategic leadership – changing environment
o Strengthening coordination
o Efforts in overcoming fragmentation and duplication
o Identifying appropriate models
o Promoting cultural and linguistic diversity
o Improving online access
Dynamic Action Plan Action Areas
o Users and Content
o Technologies for digitisation
o Sustainability of content
o Digital preservation
Operational Secretary for the NRG
MINERVA
MINERVA Plus
upcoming MINERVA EC
Strong involvement of the Italian MiBAC – Ministry of Cultural Assets
MINERVA and MINERVA Plus in the RTD Framework Program
end of January 2005
MINERVA EC in the eContent Plus Call
Substantial results:
MICHAEL (eTEN), Quality criteria, Controlled Vocabularies, IPR, Interoperability, Multi Linguality, Technical Guidelines, intensive networking, Best practices, Cost reduction
Steering Committee for MINERVA in Israel involving all statutory institutions
The National Archives
The National Jewish and University Library
Israel Antiques Authority
Pais Council for Arts and Culture
Directorate for Culture of the Ministry of Education; The Department of Public Libraries; The Department for Museums and Visual Arts
The Council for Public Libraries
The Forum for preservation of the Audio Visual Heritage of Israel (Film Producers and Broadcasting)
ICOM Israel – The International Council of Museums
MALMAD – Israel Center for Digital Information Services
Meital – The Israel Universities Center for Learning Technologies
Unesco Secretary in Israel
Division for Scientific and Cultural Agreements – MOFA
The Jewish Agency for Israel *
The Ministry of Science and Technology *
WG4
Cataloguing, Metadata and Interoperability
Ora Zehavi [ Dr Judit Bar Ilan, Rachel Kedar]and Amalia Keshet
WG5
User Needs and Quality Framework for Common AccessSusan Hazan
WG6
Identification of Good Practices and Competence CentersOrly Simon
WG3
Inventories, discovery of digitized content
Dr. Allison Kupietzky
Conferences
Italy Israel Bi National, EVA/MINERVA 2004, 2005
Jerusalem Declaration
Knesset sub committee: nomination of an economist to analyse creative industries
Consultation: Coordination of Digitisation of Jewish Cultural Heritage in Europe
GIS for European Jewish Cultural Heritage access
Surveys
Controlled Vocabularies
Jewish Cultural Heritage content
Several new proposals
Protean – Mosaica – MINERVA EC and more