Digitization of research-intensive and widely used parts from the archival fonds of the Provincial Government of Potsdam at the Brandenburgische Landeshauptarchiv

在DFG资助计划的背景下，我们建议从Bundessicherungsverfilmung（国家文化遗产保护计划）中获得2100部缩微胶片，这些缩微胶片具有最密集的研究和最常用的档案来源，位于勃兰登堡州的波茨坦省政府基金会。波茨坦省政府成立于1809年，是普鲁士勃兰登堡省的两个政府之一。该项目的目标是丰富索引数据，并通过DDB和Archivportal-D为科学和研究提供约560万页文件的数字访问。2.800延米，那是一个综合性的研究源。它为19和20世纪的勃兰登堡历史和普鲁士的各种研究课题提供了重要的范围和深度的原始资料。因此，它是存档中请求最多的字体之一。大多数系列都包含一系列累积的案件档案。通过数字化接入，可以大大改善其使用和效益。因此，波茨坦省政府部门最常用的四个系列将被数字化，以提高学术用途，这四个系列是：建筑事务、市政事务、定居和住房以及警察和政治事务。所有的索引数据都已经可以通过勃兰登堡州数据库进行在线研究。此外，我们打算将选定的大幅面地图和图表进一步数字化，作为所述档案基金的一部分。这些物体被归类为“不适合”转换成缩微胶片至今。这是应用科学大学波茨坦信息科学学院数字化实验室研究计划的一部分，由勃兰登堡州政府资助。

In the context of that DFG funding program, we propose to digitize 2.100 microfilms from the Bundessicherungsverfilmung (national cultural heritage preservation program) with the most research-intensive and used archival sources within the fonds of the Provincial Government of Potsdam at the Brandenburgische Landeshauptarchiv. The Provincial Government of Potsdam was founded in 1809 as one of two governments in the Prussian province of Brandenburg. It was responsible for the entire internal and financial administration until 1945.The goal of the project is to enrich the index data and to provide digital access to about 5.6 million document pages for science and research through the DDB and Archivportal-D.With a total volume of approx. 2.800 linear meters, that fond is a comprehensive research source. It offers essential source material in scope and depth for diverse research topics on Brandenburg history and Prussia in the 19th and 20th century. Therefore it is one of the most requested fonds in the archive. Most series contain a whole range of accumulative case files. Their use and benefit can be highly improved through digital access. Thus, the four most commonly used series from the department of the Provincial Government of Potsdam will be digitized to improve the academic use, which are: building construction affairs, municipal affairs, settlement and housing, as well as police and political affairs. All index data are already available for online research through the Brandenburgische Landeshauptarchiv database.Furthermore, we intend the additional digitalization of selected large-format maps and charts as part of the described archival fonds. These objects where categorized as “unsuitable” for conversion into microfilm so far. That is part of the research program with the Digitalization-Lab at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Faculty of Information Sciences, funded by the Brandenburgische Landeshauptarchiv.