Friday, 10 August 2012

PROJECT DIGITIZATION


PROJECT DIGITIZATION:
10-08-2012


Background

  • Over the years, I have sent out handwritten notes to colleagues

  • Total no. of pages could be 5000+

  • It is occupying lot of space/shelf


Idea

  • Digitize (scan) these pages & prepare soft copies

  • Destroy hard copies


Problem

  • Having created soft copies, how do we “search / find” any particular note in future, if required?


Solution

  • To each scanned copy (Image Page), attach (create database):
    ▶ Date (DD/MM/YY)
    ▶ Person to whom addressed
    ▶ Subject / Title
    ▶ Keywords (found in Image page)


Example of Data to be recorded for each Image

  • ▶ Date

  • ▶ Person Name (Sometimes “Consultants”)

  • ▶ Subject ( “ ” missing)

  • ▶ Keywords


HCP will attach such a sheet to each note, before Tushar scans it and enters data via Datasheet.

Also, datasheet to carry:

  • ▶ File Name / Folder Name / File Path


What would OFFLINE search page look like?

→ See attached



Image 1: Broad Perspective (Page 4/5)

Broad Perspective

  • To begin with, searching of documents will be OFFLINE, by our consultants.

  • But later on, it should be possible to migrate the entire database (SQL?) and the Search Feature, ONLINE, on
    CustomizeResume.com

  • To be developed in ASP.net (v4.0)?

  • SQL database (of images/keywords)

  • When uploaded ONLINE, Google spider must be able to click and reach each & every IMAGE and be able to capture that page as an IMAGE and index that page against all the keywords/Metatags found and store it in memory, and deliver that IMAGE as a search-result, when anyone uses any of the keywords as a “Search Term”.


Image 2: Functional Specifications (Page 5/5)

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

▶︎ Database → “Capture”
▶︎ Database → “Storage”
▶︎ Database → “Retrieval” (thru clicking of links)


IMPORTANT

▶︎ There must be no need for a visitor to “Type / Enter” anything at all and anywhere

▶︎ Make ALL pages “Reachable” by Google Spider

▶︎ No login of any kind. Any visitor can access the database











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