DLIT
Exercise: "If Money Were No Object"
March/April 2000

Gold:

• Course syllabi
• UCSD scientist manuscripts (contextualized with published work)
  
• Research workflow and its products
  
• Text marked up at various levels of complexity and served at those various levels
  
• User annotations and/or usage tracking

Talbot:

• Tools:
  • Conferencing
    
  • Value-added copyright information
    
  • Weekly lecture series (streaming video)

Barnhart:

• Retrospective monographs
  
• Retrospective runs of newspapers and journals
  
• Sound files
  
• Images of scores
• Church records

Abrams:

• Reserves materials (all formats)
• "collections of distinction"
  
• post -1950 music
  
• access tools : don't replicate content: thumbnails, sound clips

Hanson:

• "in support of classroom instruction, partnered with faculty and Access Services": reserves
• "in support of research" : expanded Avanti
• tools to facilitate remote access

Lo:

• mechanism for digitizing on demand
• "Intel Inside, Qualcomm Outside, Starbuck by Your Side"

Dearie:

• Microcollections
• Newspaper collections (request from CRL all the time)
• Photoarchives, maps, drawings

Mirsky:

• License as much as possible from everybody else (commercial and non-commercial); focus on UCSD unique content and San Diego
• Maps
• San Diego government information: photos, laws

Starr:

• Tools that support telemedicine, attached to patient simulators; to include content like:
  • published text
  • professors notes
  • radiographic images
  • lecture videos
• a tool that would take a table, turn it into more manipulable data, and render the data graphically (UCB did it for DLI1)
• anatomy images, histology images

Day:

• UCSD blueprints, "as builts"
• Bibliography on History of SIO à digitize all materials in it
• SIO org charts
• Clipping files
• Marine Biology Associates of San Diego
• Video clips, audio clips
• Data (including "diatom data")
• taxonomic access to photos of animals (of fish especially)
• "Famous quotations"
• "Notable discoveries"

Tait:

• things that aren't easy to access (e.g., fish)
• "live digital events" (e.g., conferences)

Brueggeman:

• Avanti from all collections and to all user groups
• License as much as we can get (and afford)
• Historic works in oceanography, including o.p. works still in copyright
• San Diego Bay, coastal lagoon information, including consultant reports
• SIO Bulletin
• The Fish Bulletin
• Scientific Expedition Reports: Challenger
• Classic reference works (out of copyright)

Westbrook:

• Multi-faceted, multi-media "projects"; virtual archives; distill content from other repositories and our own to document an event or a movement;"distillation" or sourcebook
• All text coded and searchable
• Provision for annotating digital documents and archiving the annotations

Claassen:

• Material in all formats needed by the largest number of primary UCSD users
• Unique materials
• Virtual archives