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• Reverse Engineering the Image Library: a case study on the feasibility of using deep learning to identify significance in a 35mm slide collection

  Stefaan Van Liefferinge, Gabriel Rodriguez, Lisa Peck, Tim Trombley, Kate Burch, Karen Lin, Lauren Arnett
• VRAB Volume 8: Issue 2, 1981

  various authors
• VRAB Volume 11, Issue 3, 1984

  various authors
• Special Bulletin #4: Selected Topics in Cataloging Asian Art

  Eleanor Mannikka
• Special Bulletin #7: Disaster Planning for Visual Resources Collections

  Editor: Lise J. Hawkos
• Special Bulletin #13: A Guide to Cataloguing Chinese Art

  Wendy Holden
• Special Bulletin #14: Strategies for Transitioning to the Age of Digital Media

  Sarah E. Cheverton, Christina B. Updike
• Texture and Materiality: Creating a New Material Resource Center at RISD

  Mark Pompelia
• Rich Texture: New Resources for Teaching and Learning in an Image-Centric World

  Kathe H. Albrecht
• You Can Do It. We Can Help: Building Digital Image Collections Together

  Maureen Burns
• Cataloging in the Cloud: Shared Shelf and ArchaeoCore

  Elizabeth Berenz, Ann R. F. Burns, Lucie Wall Stylianopoulos
• State of the Association

  Maureen Burns
• Usability and Image Resource Interfaces: five steps to plan your own study

  Melanie Clark
• Open Content at the Getty Research Institute

  Alyx Rossetti, Teresa A. Soleau
• Collection Synergy: Making a Scholar-Photographer's Legacy Images More Widely Available in a Digital Environment

  Allan T. Kohl
• The Carberry Collection: Transformation and Discoverability

  Jane Darcovich
• Content Editors' Transition

  Maureen Burns
• FRBR and TMS: Applying a Conceptual Organizational Model for Cataloguing Photographic Archives

  Sarah L. Gillis
• Olympic Rugby Champs for 92 Years! Tips for on-site high-volume digital capture

  Jeff Hurn, Jack Schaeffer
• Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Uktena Monster? Subject Cataloging for Images

  Karen L. Kessel M.A.
• Building a Statewide Archival Collaborative: The California State University Japanese American Digitization Project

  Gregory L. William, Sue Tyson, Maureen Burns
• Creating a Publicly Available Image Collection for The South Side Community Art Center’s Art Collection: Case Study at the University of Chicago

  Bridget Madden
• The Lantern Slide Collection at the University of Chicago: An Inspired Path to Digitization and Reuse on Chicago's South Side

  Whitney Gaylord
• “Visual Indexes” and Standardized Storage for Large Collections of 35mm Slides

  Jason Miller
• Reconfiguring Knowledge: Making the Digital Humanities Visual - SECAC 2015 VRA Affiliate Session

  John J. Taormina