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, 2022 This paper presents a mathematical morphology based methodology to identify and extract several components on antique printed books in order to automatically build metadata.
Granado, Isabel +2 more
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Patrimoine des lycées d’Indre-et-Loire : de la collecte à la valorisation
In Situ, 2021 Founded in 1807, the Lycée Descartes, a high school in Tours, epitomises two of the core missions carried out by the Departmental Archives, that is, the collection and promotion of the archival holdings of educational institutions.
Sébastien Chevereau +2 more
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Die Entwicklungsgeschichte von MyCoRe an der Universität Leipzig
Digital Classics Online, 2018 This article is a short overview on the history and functionality of the MyCoRe project, which is currently developed by various German universities. The MyCoRe-based applications can be used for cataloging and presentation of digitalized objects like ...
Jens Kupferschmidt
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The book as a museum exhibit in the library of Kazys Varnelis
Knygotyra, 2003 Kazys Varnelis (b. 1917), a well-known Lithuanian painter, collector and bibliophile, has been collecting rare and antique books as well as maps and museum pieces for most of his life.
Alma Braziūnienė
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Technique to correct yellowing and foxing in antique books
IET Image Processing, 2007 New algorithms for the automatic restoration of antique documents affected by foxing and by yellowing deterioration processes are proposed in the paper. The physical restoration of such objects is both expensive and hard to carry out by nonspecialised library personnel.
STANCO, FILIPPO, TENZE L, RAMPONI G.
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, 2004 Bimonthly magazine discussing news and events for the Society of Antique Modelers as well as topics related to aviation as well as collecting, restoring, maintaining, and identifying antique airplane models, along with ...
Augustus, Bruce +1 more
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Folia Historica Cracoviensia, 2011 In the autumn of 2009 the Jagiellonian Library became the depositary of a large, valuable and interesting collection of printed books from the library of the Camaldolese Monastery in Bielany (Krakow).
Jacek Partyka
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