The challenge of a catastrophe SRPEN 2002 ARCHEOLOGICKÝ ÚSTAV A CHALLENGE OF THE CATASTROPHE Archives of the Institute after the Flood Martin Kuna.

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The challenge of a catastrophe SRPEN 2002 ARCHEOLOGICKÝ ÚSTAV A CHALLENGE OF THE CATASTROPHE Archives of the Institute after the Flood Martin Kuna

INFORMAČNÍ SYSTÉM ARÚ PRAHA THE INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY CARES OF a collection of original field documents from its own excavations since 1919 & selected data on field research of other subjects: excavation reports (ca. 1,000,000 pages) field photos: negatives & slides (ca. 200,000) aerial photographs (ca. 10,000) excavation plans (ca. 10,000) maps with site locations (1:10000, all Bohemia) conservation reports = the largest specialized archives in the CR

AUTUMN 2002 problems…

will the Institute be restored or rebuilt? (destruction opened new perspectives…) The decision to digitize all documents followed the aims of: saving the damaged documents protecting them against a similar or any other catastrophe in the future facilitation of the information exchange and included: building up a new physical environment for the archives creating a complex information system THE QUESTION AND THE CHALLENGE:

STRUCTURE OF THE INFORMATION SYSTEM ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS OF BOHEMIA (Archeologická databáze Čech) MS Access data on all field activities in Bohemia ca. 80,000 records (revision needed) DIGITAL ARCHIVES Xtender Solutions (document management system) original documents as images (scans), brief db records („index“) for queries GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM ArcGIS (ArcView) spatial information & analysis SUPPLEMENTARY DATABASE ZAA BZO data data (“index”) data (images) reference point (PIAN) SPATIAL IDENTIFICATION database file

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS OF BOHEMIA (ADČ) data management: software ARCHIV created in the Institute of Archaeology, Prague data acquisition: information on field works provided by their authors ca. 80,000 records from all Bohemia, variable quality - revision needed (localisation, etc.) includes, e.g.: geographical calculator transforming all systems of geographical co-ordinates used in CR

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

DIGITAL ARCHIVES Praha-Bubeneč, field of Mr. EBA grave, 1920s (negative No. 1) FT-46, Roztoky, okr. Praha-západ, mohylník SW document management system Application Xtender data storage: jukebox, SW DiscXtender scanning: in the Institute & (mainly) by specialized companies indexing documents: in the Institute, interconnections to other database files Excavation report – report of museum finds, 1940s

DIGITAL ARCHIVES sorts of documents DIGITAL ARCHIVES – MAIN SORTS OF DOCUMENTS GroupSubgroup F Photoarchives FTField photos (negatives) FPArtefacts (negatives) FDSlides (both field and artefacts) L Air photography archives LNAerial survey – negatives LDAerial survey – slides D Archives of digital photos DTDigital photos – field DPDigital photos – artefacts DLDigital aerial photos P Archives of plansPYPlans and maps T Excavation reports TXTexts (excavation reports, etc.) TPTexts (specialist reports)

TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS Server Jukebox PLASMON M X: 104 magnetooptical discs of 9.1 GBy each Document scanner FUJITSU M4097D: speed pages in 1 min.

DIGITÁLNÍ ARCHIV – VÝBĚR DOKUMENTŮ DIGITAL ARCHIVES document queries

DIGITAL ARCHIVES data quality format 9x12cm, 300 dpi on A5

ACTUAL STATE OF DIGITIZING digitized (Dec, 2004): field negatives ca slides (by Landesmuseum Dresden) 5200 aerial photographs (all sites discovered from the air) it) 250 large-scale plans (pilot process) 5500 excavation and find reports (ca pages; started recently) perspectives: photos, plans: cca 3-5 years of work; text documents 5-10 years? impact on other fields of activities: new approach to data collection and exchange, survey methods, etc.

A VISION: „ARCHIVE FLOOR“ OF THE INSTITUTE

THE STATE OF TODAY…

…AND THE NEXT FUTURE

Dept. of Spatial Archaeology THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!