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Building Acces for Digital Images: Databases, Metadata, Interfaces

Providing access to digital images is analogous to building an office building. There are three gross elements to consider: structure, location, and appearance. The structure is the arrangement of the individual images and the interrelations among them; the location can be more properly thought of as the ability of a user to locate both the collection of images and single images within the collection; and the appearance is the attempt to offer the user a successful and pleasant experience interacting with images.