Professional jargon word for analog to digital conversion.
Digitization means acquiring, converting, storing and providing information in a computer format that is standardized, organized and available on demand from common systems. Digitization of assets can include customer information, marketing communication assets (images, video and audio files), and product information, as well as pricing information, inventory/order status and many other applications.
The process of converting a continuous analog video or audio signal to digital data (ones and zeros) for computer storage.
The process of changing an analog signal into a digital one.
The process of converting analog information into digital. This digital format can be used by computers whereas analog cannot. For printed images, a scanner is one of the easiest ways to accomplish this task.
A service that produces an electronic copy of an original by scanning an original document into a digital format.
For photos, the process of taking an analog (i.e. physical) photograph and processing it to turn it into a digital file. This process makes it possible to share photos online.
The sampling of an analog video signal at discrete intervals to create a digital image.
Synonymous to database population, content digitization, and catalog digitization. Catalog digitization is a process of converting print catalog content to an electronic form where the page is represented within the catalog software database.
The process of breaking up an analog signal into a discrete, or ‘digital’ signal.
conversion of analog information into digital information
The conversion of analog information into binary data signals.
the conversion from printed paper, film, or other media formats to an electronic format where it object is represented as either black and white dots, color or grayscale pixels, or 1s and 0s.
The process of translating data into digital form. The files can be created by scanning images, sampling sound, converting text on paper into text in computer files.
The process of converting data (printed material) to digital format. In information systems, digitization usually refers to the conversion of text or image (photograph, illustration, map, etc.) into digital signals, using some kind of scanning device, to enable the result to be displayed on a computer screen. In communication, digitization refers to the conversion of continuous analog signals into pulsating digital signals.
Transformation of analog data into digital data for computer storage and processing.
The process of digitizing - turning an analog product, such as video tape, into a digital file; same as 'encoding'.
Also referred to as image capture, is the process of creating a digital representation or image of an original through scanning or digital photography.
The process of converting an image into numerical format.
A process of scanning primary source (original) materials, cataloging the image, and making it available through such websites as CDP or DPL's Western History Collection. See www.cdpheritage.org
The process of converting a continuous analog video or audio signal to digital data for computer storage and manipulation.
The conversion of an analog or continuous signal into a series of ones and zeros, i.e., into a digital format.
The transformation of an analog signal into digital information.
The process of converting values into digital codes; the optical division of any original image into single pixels; the processing of data in a digitized electronic form of encoding.
The process of converting analog information into digital format for use by a computer.
onversion of an image, text, or signal into digital code by scanning, tracing on a graphics tablet or using an analog to digital conversion device
Process by which an analog signal is converted to digital data.
Sampling and conversion of image or signal into a digital code by scanning or using an analog to digital converter.
Conversion of any landmark of interest to numerical values on a two or three dimensional coordinate system. The process allows for automatic measurement of landmark relationships and reduces the human error to landmark identification.