Abstract
Created with the Blind and Visually Impaired as the designated community, this project embodies methodology and a use case scenario for utilizing new data model to enhance and optimize metadata for compatibility with screen readers. This paper presents an introduction to the SEPIA project (SEmantic Photographic Image Annotation). The following details reconceptualizing metadata and HTML tags to provide the ability to create a new platform for access.
Keywords metadatasemantic annotationimage annotationblind and visually impaired (BVI)accessaccessibilitylinked open datamuseumsarchivesscreen reader(s)
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- SEPIA Project: Providing Access to Digital Image Content for the Blind and Visually Impaired
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- Sweeney, Jennifer
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- 2017-12-02
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952137960
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- metadata
- semantic annotation
- image annotation
- blind and visually impaired (BVI)
- access
- accessibility
- linked open data
- museums
- archives
- screen reader(s)
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- DC-2017--The Washington, D.C., USA Proceedings
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