Nu Gioi Chuong project

Working with limited resources, I successfully implemented the necessary data structure to meet the IIIF standard, ensuring full compatibility with the Mirador viewer.

You can visit the site through the link nugioichung.nghiencuuvietnam.com. Please note that the domain has expired since the school didn't renew it this year, so the link you click is a Vercel app link

The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) is a set of open standards for delivering high-quality digital images online. Its goal is to create a unified method for archives, libraries, and museums to store, share, and display their digital collections, making them more accessible and interoperable.

A core part of the IIIF standard is the Image API, which requires a specific URL structure to request images with different parameters (like size, region, rotation, etc.). To meet this requirement without a dedicated IIIF image server, I utilized a GitHub repository and GitHub Pages to host the tiled images. This approach allowed me to structure the files and folders in a way that mimics the IIIF URL syntax, providing a cost-effective and practical solution.

Mirador is a highly configurable, open-source web viewer that is purpose-built to consume IIIF-compliant resources. It's used by digital libraries and scholarly institutions across the world to provide a rich, interactive experience for viewing and comparing high-resolution images and manuscripts from various collections, all within a single interface.