ArcLight Integration Project

Integrating ArcLight with Digital Content, IIIF, and ArchivesSpace

Project Team

  • Gregory Wiedeman, (PI & Project Director), UAlbany
  • Katherine Mules, UAlbany
  • Jennifer Palmentiero, SENYLC, EmpireADC
  • Mark Wolfe, UAlbany
  • Zachary Spalding, SENYLC, EmpireADC
  • Meghan Slaff, UAlbany

Pilot Partners

To ensure this work meets the needs of a variety of institutions, we’re working with a diverse set of archival repositories to set up pilot implementations with local data. All pilot partners are from either New York or Connecticut as they all participate in either EmpireADC or Connecticut’s Archives Online which are the only state-level ArcLight instances currently in production.

  • Historic Huguenot Street
  • Hudson Area Library
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
  • Union College
  • University of Connecticut
  • Western Connecticut State University

Pilot Partners Committee

  • Jennifer Palmentiero, Digital Services Manager, SENYLC, EmpireADC
  • Corinne Chatnik, Digital Collections & Preservation Librarian, Union College
  • Maureen Cresci Callahan, Head of Archives & Special Collections, University of Connecticut
  • Brian Stevens, Western Connecticut State University, Connecticut Archives Online

Advisory Board

  • Sean Aery, Digital Projects Developer, Duke University
  • Maureen Cresci Callahan, Head of Archives & Special Collections, University of Connecticut
  • Corinne Chatnik, Digital Collections & Preservation Librarian, Union College
  • Alexander Duryee, Service Manager, Archives & Special Collections Systems, Harvard University
  • Bonnie Gordon, Special Collections Analyst, Columbia University
  • Regine Heberlein, Library IT Data Analyst, Princeton University and Co-Chair, TS-DACS
  • Cory Lown, Software Developer, Stanford University
  • Chris Powell, Coordinator, Encoded Text Services, University of Michigan

You can email gwiedeman [at] albany [dot] edu if you’re interested in contacting the project team.

The ArcLight Community Google Group is also great a community of ArcLight implementors. All are welcome to participate regardless of skillset or experience.

The #arclight channel on the Code4Lib Slack is another active space for the ArcLight community. Joining a Slack team requires an invitation, but anyone can generate an automatic invite using the following form: https://code4lib.org/slack. (If this form does not work, you may want to use this backup form)


Project Funding

This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services award LG-256722-OLS-24. The IMLS is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s libraries and museums. To learn more, visit www.imls.gov.