VD 17: Digitalisierung der im VD 17 nachgewiesenen Werke mit unikalem und gemäß Liste vorhandenen Bestand der HAB Wolfenbüttel - ein Beitrag zur Gesamtdigitalisierung des VD 17 (Masterplan/Typ 1 und 4)

该项目是将VD17数据库中发现的大多数印记数字化的总体计划的一部分，提供对这些印记的集中访问，并为德国印刷文化遗产的完全数字化做出重大贡献。该项目的目标是为VD17数字化的联合方案努力做出重大贡献，VD17是最重要的国家书目资源之一。预计这将需要大约30分钟的时间。总共10年，并将把这一时期的另外7.000个印记放在网上。在这项申请所涵盖的三年资助期内，民政事务局将根据DFG数字化实践指南的标准，将100万页数字化，并提供结构和书目元数据。这些数字副本将能够通过VD17数据库、图书馆的OPAC、GBV联合目录和所谓的ZVDD获得。数字副本的永久标识符和元数据将通过Wolfenbüttel数字图书馆(WDB)内的OAI接口提供，允许国家图书馆(DDB)或欧洲图书馆等其他机构收集数据。根据DFG实践指南的最新建议和研究人员在其自己的研究环境中使用数字副本的日益增长的兴趣，例如通过使用OCR创建全文或提供材料的概要视图，自3月1日以来，该图书馆已根据知识共享许可证提供所有数字副本。

The project is part of a general plan to digitize most of the imprints found in the VD 17 database, providing central access to them and making a substantial contribution to the complete digitization of German printed cultural heritage.The goal of the project is to contribute significantly to this joint programmatic effort to digitize VD17, one of the most important national bibliographical resources. It is projected to take approx. 10 years in all and will put another 7.000 imprints from this period online. In the three-year funding period covered by this application the HAB will digitize 1 Mio pages according to the standards of DFG Guidelines on Digitization Practice, also providing structural and bibliographical metadata.The digital copies will be able to be accessed via the VD17 database, the OPAC of the library, the GBV union catalogue and the so-called ZVDD. Persistent identifier and metadata of the digital copies will be delivered via an OAI interface within the Wolfenbüttel Digital Library (WDB), allowing other institutions such as the National Library (DDB) or the Europeana to harvest the data.Responding to recent recommendations of the DFG practice guidelines and the growing interest of researchers in making use of digital copies in their own research environments, e.g. to create fulltext by using OCR or to provide synoptic views on the material, since 1st March the library has made all its digital copies available under a Creative Commons licence.