Image Archive Disc
AssigneeDoug Carson & Associates, Inc.
InventorDouglas M. Carson
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Abstract
Method and apparatus for storing archive images to a substrate, such as a rotatable optical disc. In some embodiments, an optical medium has a substrate which stores a plurality of archived images in a human detectable form on a surface of the substrate and control data associated with the archived images to facilitate optical recovery of said human detectable images from the surface. The archived images are arranged as a sequence of tiles on a recording layer of the optical medium each tile having an associated length and width. The control data are arranged as machine readable information that identifies an overall content of the plurality of archived images.
Claims20
An optical medium comprising a substrate which stores a plurality of archived images in a human detectable form on a surface of the substrate and control data associated with the archived images to facilitate optical recovery of said human detectable images from the surface, the archived images arranged as a sequence of tiles on a recording layer of the optical medium, the control data comprising machine readable information that identifies an overall content of the plurality of archived images.
An optical medium comprising a substrate which stores a plurality of archived images in a human detectable form on a surface of the substrate and control data associated with the archived images to facilitate optical recovery of said human detectable images from the surface, the archived images arranged as a sequence of adjacent tiles on a recording layer of the optical medium each tile having an associated length and width, the control data comprising computer readable information that identifies at least one of the plurality of archived images.
A method comprising storing a plurality of archived images in a human detectable form and control data associated with the archived images on a surface of a rotatable optical disc substrate, the archive images arranged as a sequence of tiles each having associated length and width on the surface, the control data comprising machine readable information that identifies an overall content of the plurality of archived images.
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