Day 3 – Panel – NDIIPP Preservation Network
NDIIPP Preservation Network:
Progress, problems & promise
LC – William Furgy
Us context for dig preservation
Gov at various levels
Universities
Non-profits
Corps
Consortial domains
Decentralized in focus – library is node on network
Facilitating digital preservation in US/UK has more centralized approach
3 areas of focus:
- network of pres partners
- arch framework for pres
- dig pres research
2 phases of investment
2004 & 2006; library has used this fund official projects, research
congress provided 100 million for project;
network of preservation partners –
content scope: public tv, dot-com era documents
outcomes:
- identify and preserve significant at-risk content
- leverage resources thru collaboration
- digital stewardship network
- technical infrastructure
- public policy issues
- 2010 report to congress
national network – interoperability
value chain
projects:
digitalpreservation.gov/technical/aiht.html
los Alamos tools
storage- distributed – san diego supercomputer center, ejournal edeposit
joint or shared repositories at thee state level
ask sam about va – could write grant for this
study group section 108 – looks at IP issues – group is ½ from libraries/archives and ½ from content industries – recommendations for how to rewrite the law
phase 2 investments:
- preserving creative america –commercial content producers
- working with states
- additional bus models
- projects:
o data replication
o risk assessment
o data integrity assurance
o content validation
DigArch Program – Helen Tibbo
VidArch Team – preserving video; preserving meaning and context;
Goals: make video accessible and understandable in the future; context; preservation framework;
Background: oais reference model; finding aids merged with rich nature of video
METS, NLNZ, PREMIS – metadata schemas today;
This project looks at longterm understandabilty;
Expensive to capture context;
Part of project is partnering with NASA
ACM also has a collection;
OAIS framework – need to develop better articulation
VidArch – typology of elements to be documented within video collection
FAs – considering these as digital objects that should be ingested into repository
Collaborations: sils, ibiblio, open video; renaissance computing center; internet archive & prelinger archive
jim tuttle – geospatial data librarian at nc state
nc geospatial data archiving project
state & local content
NC Onemap – provides framework
Content: vector data;
Local data often more detailed…
Enormous amount of data
Risk data: future supports of data formats; web services; no metadata; geospatial databases – difficult to archive
Trying to influence data producers in NC
Using Dspace repository;
Changing thinking: ajax
Odom institute:
Data-pass: meeting the challenges of a digital data world
Survey, polls data – how to preserve these archives? Social science purposes
Largest repository: ICPSR
Sas data files
Today can do text searches of questionnaires
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