JA Pryse

Research Interests

Archival information systems

Publications

Peer-Reviewed:
Breuer, A., Dietrich, B.J., Crespin, M.H., Pryse, J.A., Butler, M., Imai, K. Using AI to Summarize US Presidential Campaign TV Advertisement Videos, 1952–2012. Sci Data 12, 1552 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-05558-9

Pryse, J.A. Adaptive learning models for efficient and standardized archival processes. Arch Sci 25, 24 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10502-025-09488-8

Pryse, J.A. (2022). Practical Remote Workflow Solutions for Complex Digital Projects: Opportunities in a Pandemic. Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals, 18(2), 258-279. https://doi.org/10.1177/15501906211052720

“Changing Guard,” JA Pryse, Public Libraries Journal (2017), 78(1): 118-137.

Other Publications and Datasets:
Pryse, J.A.; Harp, Matthew; Mannheimer, Sara; Marsolek, Wanda; and Cowles, Wind. (2020). Oral History Interviews: Data Curation Primer. Data Curation Network GitHub Repository.

“Carl Albert Center COVID-19 Curation Project.” JA Pryse, Southwestern Archivist (2020) 43(2): 18-24.

“Audiovisual data curation primer.” Grace M. Jerrild, Lauren Phegley. Data Curation Network (2023).

“Carl Albert Center Human Rights Digital Archive,” JA Pryse, Southwestern Archivist 43(1): 23-25.

“The Carl Albert Photo Collection.” JA Pryse, Southwestern Archivist 42(3): 24-26.

“Audio, Film, and Video Preservation and Access at the Oklahoma Historical Society,” Rachel Mosman, JA Pryse. Recorded Sound Journal, Summer: 6-8.

“Journey of Big Bertha Webster,” JA Pryse, IASA Journal (46): 67-68.

“Journey Back to Life,” JA Pryse, Archival Outlook (May-June) p. 23.

“Clara Luper Collection at the Oklahoma Historical Society: Community Description Project,” JA Pryse, IASA Journal (43): 70-74.

Working Papers:
“Encoding Knowledge: Training Internal AI Models to Recognize and Support Indigenous Languages in Visual Media”—JA Pryse

“Coded Words: Adaptive AI Models for Detecting Indigenous Languages in Textual Artifacts” – JA Pryse