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VITAL Access Portal

VITAL Access Portal. VITAL Access Portal. Z39.50 compliant – compatible with any integrated library system Sophisticated display for Encoded Archival Description (EAD), Dublin Core and MARC

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VITAL Access Portal

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  1. VITAL Access Portal

  2. VITAL Access Portal • Z39.50 compliant – compatible with any integrated library system • Sophisticated display for Encoded Archival Description (EAD), Dublin Core and MARC • Includes the VTLS Hi-Res Image Navigator – uses Wavelet compression for incredibly detailed viewing of your images • Supports MrSID and JPEG2000 encoded image files • Instant access to digital content anytime, anywhere, to anyone with a web browser

  3. VITAL Access Portal The VITAL Access Portal has a completely configurable interface – institutions can create their own look and feel for the front-end and provide a variety of search options including pre-defined searches to assist their users in locating groups of digital objects in the repository

  4. VITAL Access Portal The results screen presents a list of digital objects that satisfy the search term(s) – clicking on the hyperlinks to the left will bring up the digital object summary screen

  5. VITAL Access Portal Text documents in Word, PDF and DjVu may launched into the browser by clicking on the “Content” datastream icon Dublin Core and Digital File (DjVu) Datastreams

  6. VITAL Access Portal Institutions have considerable flexibility in the way they present their collections – the examples here show two different approaches to presenting EAD (Encoded Archival Description) metadata objects Clicking on the thumbnail image from this screen will launch the VITAL Hi-Res Image Navigator – a tool which provides for detailed examination of these wavelet compressed image files

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