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Enhancing access to 20th Century cultural heritage through Distributed Orphan Works clearance (EnDOW)

通过分布式孤儿作品清理 (EnDOW) 加强对 20 世纪文化遗产的获取

基本信息

批准号：
AH/N504385/1
负责人：
Maurizio Borghi
金额：
$ 18.62万
依托单位：
Bournemouth University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2015
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2015 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FN504385%2F1
关键词：
Enhancing access 20th Century cultural

项目摘要

Describe the proposed research in simple terms in a way that could be publicised to a general audience [up to 4000 chars]. Note that this summary may be published on the AHRC's website in the event that a grant is awarded.Digitization of 20th Century cultural heritage is severely restricted due to the real or potential subsistence of copyright and related rights. Under the new European laws on orphan works, a large amount of cultural heritage whose copyright status is uncertain could possibly be lawfully digitized by cultural institutions on condition that a "diligent search" of the rightholders has been performed. While these diligent searches trigger prohibitively high costs for institutional users, the project designs a cost effective de-centralized system that enables cultural institutions across Europe to source information from end-users and determine the copyright status of works contained in their collections. Ultimately, the project will allow for an enhanced access to 20th Century cultural heritage and will contribute to enable use and re-use of items that would otherwise remain scarcely known and certainly unexploited.Key objectives of EnDOW are:? To analyse the legal requirement of "diligent search" across the orphan works legislation of the 15 countries members of Heritage Plus? To investigate best practices of orphan works clearance across cultural heritage sectors (libraries, archives and museums);? (Based on this knowledge:) to design, implement and optimize an online platform for crowd-sourced diligent searching on works contained in the collections of European cultural institutions;? To study the potential applications and challenges of the crowd-based search method for images, film and born-digital cultural heritage works.Through analytical and empirical approaches to mass digitization, the project will foster knowledge exchange between cultural heritage stakeholders, including small and medium size institutions. It will produce a high-value tool to maximise sustainable management of recent cultural heritage and use and re-use of related cultural artefacts.

用简单的术语描述拟议的研究，以便向普通观众宣传[最多4000个字符]。请注意，这一摘要可能会在澳大利亚人权委员会的网站上公布的情况下，赠款授予。数字化的20世纪世纪文化遗产受到严重限制，由于真实的或潜在的生存版权和相关权利。根据欧洲关于孤儿作品的新法律，文化机构可以合法地对版权地位不确定的大量文化遗产进行数字化，条件是对权利人进行了“认真的调查”。虽然这些勤奋的搜索引发了机构用户高昂的成本，但该项目设计了一个具有成本效益的分散系统，使欧洲各地的文化机构能够从最终用户那里获得信息，并确定其收藏品中所含作品的版权状况。最终，该项目将使更多的人能够接触到20世纪的文化遗产，并将有助于使用和重新使用那些否则几乎不为人所知、肯定无法利用的项目。分析Heritage Plus 15个成员国孤儿作品立法中“勤勉搜寻”的法律的要求？调查文化遗产部门（图书馆、档案馆和博物馆）清理孤儿作品的最佳做法;（基于这些知识：）设计、实施和优化一个在线平台，用于对欧洲文化机构收藏的作品进行众包式的勤奋搜索;研究以大众为基础的图像、电影和数字化文化遗产作品搜索方法的潜在应用和挑战。通过对大众数字化的分析和实证方法，该项目将促进文化遗产利益相关者（包括中小型机构）之间的知识交流。它将产生一个高价值的工具，以最大限度地可持续管理最近的文化遗产和使用和再利用相关的文物。