Tomorrow's Library Today
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A high-level overview of technology used at the TFDL (Taylor Family Digital Library) at the University of Calgary. Presentation from Internet Librarian 2012.
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Tomorrow's Library Today
- 1. Taylor Family Digital Library Opened Fall 2011 265,000 sq. ft. on 6 floors $205 Million Project (Cdn)
- 2. The Vision State-of-the-art Learning and Research Centre Providing outstanding support for Scholarship, Learning and the Creation of Knowledge, Libraries and Cultural Resources is a key component in the University’s Excellence in Research, Teaching and Community Service. We will fulfill this vision through a convergence of our Libraries, Museum, Archives, Special Collections and University Press and through campus, community, national and international partnerships. We Should Imagine Greatness
- 3. University of Calgary ~30,000 students Original library building built in the late 1960’s in the brutalist architecture style
- 5. New (to us) Technology • Touch tables (stand-up and coffee) • Touch kiosks to control Media Wall • Digital signage running Omnivex Moxie • Media Walls • Touch Room Booking Displays • Christie MicroTiles • Visualization Wall • Magic Planet Spherical Display • A/V Editing Suites • Digital Media Commons • Teamspot Collaborative software • Dual-boot Mac Minis in Collaborative Workrooms • Large format Scanner • Gaming Collection (current and retro) • Off-site storage of 80% of the physical collection • Dual-monitors • OSX machines
- 6. New Technology • Touch tables (stand-up and coffee) • Touch kiosks to control Media Wall • Media Walls • Digital signage (55 screens) running Omnivex Moxie • Touch Room Booking Displays • Christie MicroTiles • Visualization Wall • Magic Planet Spherical Display
- 7. New Technology • A/V Editing Suites • Digital Media Commons • Teamspot Collaborative software • Dual-boot Mac Minis in Collaborative Workrooms • Large format Scanner • Gaming Collection (current and retro) • Off-site storage of 80% of the physical collection • Dual-monitors • Macs
- 8. Considered, but… • 3D Printer • Large-format Printer • Espresso Book Machine • Wall-mounted iPads
- 9. Agile Infrastructure Raised Flooring, demountable walls, moveable furniture
- 10. Contemporary Infrastructure 100% Wireless Coverage
- 11. Contemporary Infrastructure Furniture that is mobile technology-friendly
- 12. Contemporary Infrastructure Touch displays for Student Workrooms
- 14. Collaborative Spaces Workrooms Presentation Practice Rooms Edit Suites
- 15. Collaborative Spaces Software to Enable Student Collaborative Work TeamSpot
- 16. Collaborative Spaces Furniture to Support Collaboration
- 17. Collaborative Spaces New Public Computing
- 18. With Great Space Comes Great Responsibility • New Services / Staff to support the new infrastructure: • Peer Roamers (students) • Visualization Research Coordinator • Digital Media Commons Manager • DMC Mentors (students) • IT / AV Generalist
- 19. What Works Well • Media Walls • Digital Signage • MicroTiles • Editing Suites • Collaborative Spaces • Electricity for EVERY seat
- 20. Not so much • Touch Workroom Booking Displays – Faulty hardware – we still have hope! – Maybe shoulda used iPads after all :-/ • Touch Kiosks – Sensitive to sunlight – Lack of vendor commitment to deliver cutting edge – No “killer” application
- 21. Measure of Success? Library 1-day gate count (October) 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
- 22. Virtual Tour Time? http://ppival.com/IL2012/
- 23. Gaming R&D Lab Space & equipment to experience the video game collection. • Over 1500 games • Development Tools • PC • Consoles: – Contemporary – Retro
- 24. Retro Systems • Pong II • Coleco Telstar • Intellivision • Intellivision II • Colecovision • Turbo Graphics 16 • Atari 2600 • Sega Genesis • Atari 2600 Jr • Nintendo 64 • Nintendo Entertainment • Sega Dreamcast System • Nintendo Game Cube • Sega MasterSystem • Sony Playstation • Super Nintendo • Sony PS2
- 25. Interactive Digital Media Collection • Retro systems & games are checked out. • Contemporary & PCs are walk-up and use (or reserved). • Video signal.
- 27. http://www.mechdyne.com Weill Cornell Medical College, image NY Post http://www.visualgenomics.ca
- 28. Consultation: Advisory Committee Architecture Computer Science Environmental Design Library Medicine Sociology
- 29. Recommendations • Neutral position on campus • Collaborative workspace • High resolution • Massive digital real-estate • Easy to use • Private window-less room maintains data privacy
- 30. Concept High-definition Display Wall Interactive Rotatable Displays Small Auxiliary Interactive Tabletops Large Interactive Tabletop
- 31. Concept
- 32. Concept
- 33. Display Wall
- 34. Display Wall • 15 short-throw projectors
- 35. Display Wall • 15 short-throw projectors • 34.5 million pixels 16’ wide & 9600 pixels 6’ tall & 3600 pixels
- 36. Display Wall • 15 short-throw projectors • 34.5 million pixels 16’ wide & 9600 pixels 6’ tall & 3600 pixels
- 37. Display Wall • 15 short-throw projectors • 34.5 million pixels • Small bezel (<1mm)
- 38. Display Wall • 15 short-throw projectors • 34.5 million pixels • Small bezel • Windows PC
- 41. Usage – English Department London, British Library MS Cotton Nero A.x. (art. 3): A Digital Facsimile
- 42. Usage – Computer Science
- 44. Usage – Drama
- 45. Lessons Learned Good Not Good • External Video Input • Trade-off between • Windows power & complexity • Interactive control of 34.5 million pixels requires more power • Applications
- 46. Visualization Program 1. Visualizations – Library usage – Explore special collections 2. Data & resources for visualization projects. – Workshops & tutorials – Software – Data
- 50. www.ucalgary.ca/library Paul Pival – ppival@ucalgary.ca John Brosz - jdlbrosz@ucalgary.ca
Notes de l'éditeur
- Remember that the technology planning for the building was all done 2-5 years ago, so what is available now wasn’t then, and what was cutting edge then might not be now.
- Dedicated space for faculty researchFirst concept was a 3D, virtual reality CAVE
- In talks with faculty, another CAVE was not wantedInstead, some way of display & working with large amounts of dataAs many pixels as we can get into one spaceSimple to use . . . Doesn’t require special software, OS, etc
- Here is the overview of the room. Main feature is the high resolution display wall, but there are also interactive tables for collaborative interaction and auxiliary displays for supplementary material/images.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by Applied Electronics, a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- After a request for proposals the wall was assembled by a local audio-video company.The computer that runs this system in located on another floor in a server room, the video signals are transmitted via fiber to the projection room.
- Working on an interactive anatomy reference.
- Software: Tableau, SAS, SPSS, Mathematica, MATLAB
- Showing connectionsExpanding to google analytics