The value of visualisation in improving data quality: Mapping MEI
Author(s): Andreas Walker; Cristina Dondi
Publication date: February 8, 2021
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Abstract
Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) was conceived and designed from the start with the objective of tracking the movement of books, from the time they were printed to the time they entered their current holding institution. This approach is bringing to light new historical evidence on early distribution networks, the effective use of books by individuals and institutions, and patterns in the formation and dispersal of library collections over time.
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