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As a History Museum, the structure of the Museum takes on the added dimension of having a library. |
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As a History Museum, the structure of the Museum takes on the added dimension of having a library. |
The Structure is as follows;
- Public Access Area
- Library
- Storage
- Work Area
In addition to this, an Armada of computers known collectively as TSIS, are used to Manage the "stone tablets" behind the scenes of the Museum.
Listed below are the functions of the OTMA TSIS.
Organizational Tablet Management Armada - TSIS - By Function
Manage Collections
- Organize & Group
- Item Tracks (where is the Item now)
- Requirements - (Wish List)
- List of Un-Framed / Un-Displayed
Keep Catalog
- What is it
- Why is it here
- Where did it come from
- Description (in text)
- Relates to linkage (About or Of)
- Medium
- Parametrics (size, weight, ect..)
- Condition
- Cost Values
Digital Docent™ (25 Units & Host)
- On Floor Catalog -Shallow Delivery
- More Information Linkage
Kiosk
- What is Who Is
- On Floor Catalog Delivery
- Talking Pages™
- Public Access of Museums Resources (Internal)
- Public Access of Museums Welcome (Wireless Outside)
- Independent Picture Viewers
Display & Exhibit
- Evaluation
- Design
- Configure
Composition
- Web
- Audio
- Graphic Art
- Software Design & Implementation
External Linkage
- Internet
- Work in Progress Data Nodes
- Temporary Plug-in Ports
Scratch Pad(s)
- List creation
- Planning
- Note Taking
- Day to Day Business & Trouble Report
Archive
- Text
- Photographic Images
- Audio.
Redundant Second and Third Archive
- All Known Data
- Notes
- Descriptions
Hardware
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-eof- 10/25/05
There are at posting ,18 Computers in the OTMA TSIS network within the
Museum. Number 2 is not internally connected and links to the outside
world. Most of the machines are 300mhz or less. The fastest machine
is 700mhz, and the slowest in normal use are 20 and 30mhz. Using these ancient
computers that came off of ebay, you can watch a network clip of the Last
Crowned Tsar riding his bicycle.