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About the Digital Odyssey 2009:
http://wiki.fluidproject.org/download/attachments/6822755/503_Digital_Odyssey_2009.pdf

  • What is Decapod
  • Who is Decapod
    • A word on us
    • A word on the partners
  • Goals (problems we're addressing):
    • Ease of use
    • Inexpensive
    • Efficient
    • in-situ - keep materials in place, portable unit
    • Non-destructive - preserves fragile material
  • Users
    • staff, volunteers
    • non-experts
  • Application
    • small to medium paper archives
    • with rare or unique material
  • Features and implications
  • Output
    • TIFFs (archivability)
    • PDFs (general use)
    • characteristics:
      • re-flowable: huge implications--readable in original form, but also a mobile device (can change layout but preserve flow), screen magnifiers, large-format displays, screen readers, websites to use content, etc.
    • different levels of fidelity: raster vs. font generation (original vs. re-layed out)
  • Design and development process
    • UCD (involvement of users in process)
    • Separation between engine and UI
      • Talk a bit about architecture and future possibilities with other UIs/workflows
  • Final envisioned product
    • Picture of the setup
    • Description (incl. how it's supposed to be suitcase fittable)
    • software setup (Linux distro that boots directly into Decapod)
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