University of Delaware Library

University of Delaware Library

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About the University of Delaware Library

Special Collections at the University of Delaware Library collects, preserves, and makes accessible rare and unique materials such as rare books, artists' books, fine press books, manuscripts and archives. The Special Collections have four main collecting areas in literature, art, history and Delawareana, and science and technology.

OPenn includes some of the items from the University of Delaware Library. For more information on all of the special collections available at the University of Delaware Library see:

Image standards and specifications

Images from the University of Delaware Library were shot and processed by the Schoenberg Center for Electronic Text & Image. In general, The Schoenberg Center for Electronic Text & Image follows the NISO standards as articulated in A Framework for Building Good Digital Collections, 3rd Edition:

The following represents specific standards adopted by SCETI in their capture of digital images.

Image specifications

Imaging and processing equipment

Master images are captured at a resolution of at least 600 pixels per inch of the image subject. Once all of the images for a manuscript have been captured they are color-corrected, deskewed, and cropped.

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