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@adamskeefer I have been working on the BookInfoRetriever and I think we have a solid way forward. For one, we can use the links from each page on the Digital Piranesi site to identify which URLs are actually of interest. By this I mean that we can collect a list of links from the navigable pages and then feed these in.
If you look, there's a link to view the RDF source of each image with its annotations. This doesn't give RDF for the annotation, but it does give the RDF including an URL for the image. I think that this will get us past the road block of annotation vs composite vs media page.
We can then use this URL for each page to fetch the image, rename it according to some standard convention, and then store this for the future when we migrate to an IIIF capable server.
Here's what I propose as the new success milestone:
@adamskeefer I have been working on the
BookInfoRetriever
and I think we have a solid way forward. For one, we can use the links from each page on the Digital Piranesi site to identify which URLs are actually of interest. By this I mean that we can collect a list of links from the navigable pages and then feed these in.If you look, there's a link to view the RDF source of each image with its annotations. This doesn't give RDF for the annotation, but it does give the RDF including an URL for the image. I think that this will get us past the road block of annotation vs composite vs media page.
We can then use this URL for each page to fetch the image, rename it according to some standard convention, and then store this for the future when we migrate to an IIIF capable server.
Here's what I propose as the new success milestone:
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