Explore the Biblissima+ project's collaborative network. Identify the number of core consortium members, list the names of the founding teams, and describe how the current Biblissima+ project builds upon its predecessor. Additionally, list any 'Other Partnerships' and 'International Collaborations' mentioned on the website.
Navigate to the 'Communauté' section from the main menu. Access the 'Consortium Biblissima+' page to find the number of core consortium members. Return to the 'Communauté' menu and go to the 'Équipes fondatrices' page to list the founding teams and understand the project's historical foundation. Return to the 'Communauté' menu and visit the 'Autres partenariats' page to list other mentioned partnerships. Return to the 'Communauté' menu and navigate to the 'Collaborations internationales' page to list international collaborations. Synthesize all collected information to answer the prompt.
State that there are 16 establishments plus one private company as core consortium members. List the founding teams as: AOrOc, Archives nationales, CESCM, CESR, CIHAM, CJM, CRAHAM, and CRC. Explain that Biblissima+ builds upon the partners of ÉquipEx Biblissima (2012-2021), carried by Campus Condorcet, and associated with major French research and conservation actors, extending its operations to include structures not part of its founding teams. List examples of 'Autres partenariats' (Other Partnerships), such as Archives départementales de la Gironde, Archives départementales de la Haute-Garonne, Archives diocésaines de Séez, and Archives municipales de la ville de Tours. List the 'Collaborations internationales' (International Collaborations), including the scientific council of Biblissima+, the IIIF consortium, the European DARIAH network, and the Observatoire du patrimoine écrit / Anciens Pays-Bas.