California Heritage Digital Access Project-Digital Collections Inventory

Commission on Preservation and Access

Council on Library Resources
Commission on Preservation and Access

Digital Collections Inventory Report

Preliminary Results

By Patricia A. McClung
February 1996

California Heritage Digital Access Project: University of Calffornia at Berkeley

This project focuses on primary source materials documenting California culture and history. It intends to implement a three-tiered archival access model using navigation tools in a client-server environment. In the process the project will produce a database of 25,000 digital images from the University of California at Berkeley collections.

Contact: Bernie Hurley, UC Berkeley Libraries, bhurley@library.berkeley.edu, 510/642-5168; or Tim Hoyer, thoyer@library.berkeley.edu

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