SANTA CRUZ

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SANTA CRUZ November 5th 2008
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Scanning Capabilities at HOVS Beltsville Imaging
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Introduction

• John Jacobs, CDMP Program Manager HOVS
• Dennis DuFour, Vice President TDEC
• Paul Rio, Vice President, General Manager East
  Coast HOVS

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Variety of media types/capabilities

• Paper files
• Microfilm (16mm, 35mm positive and negative)
• Digital images to microfilm
• Bound volumes
• Photographs
• Photographic negatives and 35mm and 70mm slides
• 35mm camera film strips
• Engineering drawings and maps
• X-RAY type films (and very large negatives)
• Aerial film

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Paper Scanning
High Speed Paper Scanners
Kodak i620, color, greyscale, bi-tonal and Kodak
3520 bi-tonal
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Paper Scanning
Flatbed scanners, bound and unbound paper
Panasonic KV-S7065c, automatic feeder, flatbed,
color greyscale and bi-tonal
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Microfilm Scanning
Wicks and Wilson 4100 and RS325
Wicks and Wilson 4100 and RS325
High Speed and Low speed 35mm microfilm conversion
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Microfilm Scanning
L-15 Marine Geophysical
L-15 Marine Geophysical, 35 mm
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Microfilm Scanning
L-7, Ionogams on 35 mm microfilm
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Bound Volumes

• Bound Volumes, Zeutschel 5000 and 10000 Scanners
  Up to D size bound documents as well as other
  fragile media converted to bitonal, grayscale or
  color images.

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Bound Volumes
Zeutschel 5000 up to 17 x 25
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Bound Volumes
Zeutschel 10000 34 x 48 , Pa. Historical
Summaries, 819 pages 47 lbs., L-4, L-13, L-14,
L-49 various tasks
MOBY DICK, 47 lbs. 819 pages, Pa. Historical
Summaries, up to 34 x 48,primarily L-4 NOAA
Central Library and numerous other NOAA tasks
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Photographs

• Photographs and other fragile media.
• UMAX Scanners Up to 12 x 17 media converted
  to grayscale or color images at up to 800 dpi.

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Photographs
3 current projects, L-9 Glacier photographs, L-19
Seafloor prints and L-29 Tsunami Tide Records
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Photographic Negatives and Slide films

• Photographic negatives and slide films.
• Nikon Scanners 5000 and 9000 35mm and 70mm
  photographic media converted to grayscale or
  color images at up to 4000 dpi.

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Photographic Negatives and Slide films
Nikon 5000 and 9000, 35mm slides and 35 mm film
strips
Nikon 5000, 35mm slides and 35mm film strips
Glacier L-9, SOF L-18, Beach Watch Program L-24
L-9 Glacier film, L-18 SOF, and L-46 TED slides
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Engineering Drawings and Maps

• Engineering drawings or maps.
• Ideal/Contex Scanner Up to 50 wide media
  converted to bitonal, grayscale or color images.

L-39 Geographic Names, and L-43 Library of
Congress (Maps and Charts)
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L-27 Great Lake Hydrological Surveys
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Large Scale Negative Films
Howtek MultiRad
L-3 Orbital Swath Film and L-19 Sediment Core
X-Ray
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Aerial Film
Leica DSW 700 Aerial Film Scanner
L-44 Heat Capacity Mapping Mission Data film and
L-48 Aerial Coastal Photographs
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Aerial Film Cleaner
L-44, L-48
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Media Storage

• PGC 7000 Temperature and Humidity Control Cabinet
• L-48, L-44, L-49

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Paper Scanning
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Paper Scanning