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I want to link a IIIF resource to a point on a map #135
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We seemed to miss this basic use case in the Stanford meeting but here is an example implementation from UCD: Manifest: https://data.ucd.ie/api/img/manifests/ucdlib:46937 and Service implementation:
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I think we have a similar use case in Recogito. We attach bounding boxes to the metadata of every document that includes place references. For an image, the bounding box would be the bounds of all geocoded transcriptions/control points. Recogito does not yet serve manifests for the images, however. The only place the bbox info surfaces is in the schema.org JSON-LD metadata of the HTML page that serves as the image view. We do this mostly so that Google's dataset search can pick it up. For reference/comparison: this is the schema.org JSON-LD way of representing this:
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See IIIF/api#1246 for some discussion. |
Description
I want to link a IIIF resource to a point on a map. This might be a photograph to a place it was taken or a pamphlet related to a Hotel.
Variation(s)
(do you know of, or can you imagine, similar use cases?)
Proposed Solutions
(any ideas about how your use case might be supported)
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(more about your perspective, existing work, etc. goes here.)
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