CAMP Multimedia Museums
- Reduces cost and time in accessing historical archives
- Improves quality of academic research via powerful text and semantic searching algorithms
OCC undertook this project to establish an interactive, multimedia archive for access to historical information and personal documentation of the Holocaust and the Nazi regime. It is important that knowledge and information about the Holocaust is accessible for generations to come.
The information was put into digital form and the infrastructure can register, catalogue and store while the modular structure enables maximum flexibility and decentralised storage. Online functions include ordering, invoicing, footnote management, cross-referencing, source material identification and proof of copyright.
OCC's partners
The archive was funded within the framework of the European's Commision's ESPRIT Programme and by the Swiss government. Participants in the project included memorial centres, museums, archives and software companies from Israel, Denmark, Switzerland, Great Britain, France, Norway and Germany.
- Color Media SA (Switzerland)
- Falstadminnet (Norway)
- Frihedsmuseet (Denmark)
- Memorial du Martyr Juif Inconnu (France)
- PixelPark AG (Germany)
- Stiftung Brandenburgische Gedenkstatten (Germany)
- Yad Vashem (Israel)
Technologies Used:
C++, Delphi, SQL Server, XML, Windows
