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This
is a reminder to the librarians dealing with digital files out there that the
2009 Archiving meeting will be held in Arlington, Virginia at the Hilton
Crystal City, May 4 to 7. Registration information just went up this week. For
convenience, I’ve summarized the program (mostly minus authors to save
space). There are two sessions: Digital Collection Stewardship and Imaging and
Preservation. Interactive talks are what many conferences calls posters.
However, here the presenters have a couple of minutes to give a speed summary
about their poster and then are available with their poster displays later for
one-on-one discussions. Prior to the meeting, there are nine short
courses being offered (listed first below) running from two to six hours each.
I listed the keynote addresses next followed by formal papers and finally the
interactive papers. Remember that this meeting is intended as a place for
archivists and librarians to meet with scientists and engineers. For
more information go to http://www.imaging.org/conferences/PDF_PROGRAMS/Archiving09_Prelim_Program.pdf Web
Harvesting with the Web Curator Tool (4 hours) Instructor:
Gordon Paynter, National
Library of New Zealand The
$5,000 Digitization Solution (4 hours) Instructor:
Ken Allen, Ken Allen Studios Scanner
& Camera Imaging Performance
Workshop Course (6 hours) Instructors:
Don Williams, consultant, and Peter
Burns, Carestream Health, Inc. Using
JHOVE for Format Identification, Characterization,
and Validation (2 hours) Instructor:
Sheila M. Morrissey, Portico Color
Image Workflows and Architecture for Archiving
Applications (6 hours) Instructor:
Sabine Süsstrunk, École
Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) Collection
Integrity Monitoring Using the Audit
Control Environment (ACE) (2 hours) Instructor:
Mike Smorul, University of Maryland Applying
Digital Forensics Techniques to Materials
Acquired on Physical Media (4 hours) Instructor:
Christopher (Cal) Lee, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill Designing
Submission Agreements for
Digital Repositories (2 hours) Instructors:
Carolyn Hank and Helen Tibbo, University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Mining
Contextual Information for Digital Preservation
with ContextMiner (2 hours) Instructors:
Chirag Shah and Helen Tibbo, University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill KEYNOTE
SESSIONS Building
a Digital Archive and Digital Preservation
Management Solution, Steve
Knight, National Library of New Zealand
(New Zealand) Present
Status and Next Steps for the Google
Book Search Project, Dan Clancy, Google
(USA) Challenges
and Opportunities for Digital Stewardship
in the Era of Hope and Crisis, Clifford
Lynch, Coalition for Networked Information
(USA) Digital
Collection Stewardship Economically
Sustainable Digital Preservation, San
Diego Supercomputer Center (USA) This
Elephant Never Forgets: Preservation, Cooperation,
and the Making of HathiTrust Digital
Library, University
of Michigan
(USA) Quality
of Operations for Research Data Repositories—Data
Seal of Approval Assessment,
Data
Archiving &
Networked Services - DANS (The Netherlands) Electronic
Records Services for Archival Preservation,
US
National Archives and Records Administration
(USA) Generating
Metadata for Digital Preservation: The
Chronopolis Scenario, University
of California San Diego Libraries and 2San Diego
Supercomputer Center (USA) A
Selection and Archiving Strategy for Science
Records, US
Geological Survey (USA) Preserving
Geospatial Data: The National Geospatial
Digital Archive’s Approach, University
of California, Santa Barbara
(USA) Assessing
the Utility of Current Format Registry
Efforts for Geospatial Formats, Stanford
University Libraries,
and Content Innovations,
LLC (USA) Meeting
the Preservation Demand Responsibly =
Lowering the Ingest Bar? (Focal), Harvard
University Library (USA) Digital
Preservation: Using the E Mail Account
XML Schema, Smithsonian
Institution (USA) One
Man’s Obsoleteness is Another Man’s Innovation:
A Risk Analysis Methodology for Digital
Collections, National
Library of New Zealand
(New Zealand) A
System for Automated Extraction of Metadata from
Scanned Documents Using Layout Recognition
and String Pattern Search Models,
National
Library of Medicine (USA) Barriers
to Adopting PREMIS in Cultural Heritage
Institutions: An Exploratory Study, University
of NorthTexas (USA) Imaging
and Preservation Digitising
the Dead Sea Scrolls, Snapshot
Spectra (USA) Preparing
for the Image Literate Decade, Image
Science Associates, and Carestream
Health, Inc. (USA) Metamorfoze
Preservation Imaging Guidelines
“One Size Fits All”, National
Library of the Netherlands
(The Netherlands) Survey
of Digital Print Experience within Libraries,
Archives, and Museums, Image
Permanence Institute at the Rochester Institute of
Technology; and George Eastman House International Museum of Photography
and Film (USA) Management
of Spectral Imaging Archives for
Scientific Preservation Studies, Library
of Congress; and R.B. Toth Associates (USA) Image
Quality and End-User Decision Making
(Focal), University
of Michigan (USA) The
Digital Preservation of Uncompressed and
Losslessly Compressed Archival Video, JISC
Digital Media (UK) Federal
Digitization—Moving to Common Guidelines,
Library
of Congress (USA) The
Lifecycle of Embedded Image Metadata within
Digital Photographs: Challenges and Best
Practices (or The Secret Life of Photo Metadata),
Stock
Artists Alliance and Library of Congress (USA) A
Status Report on JPEG 2000 Implementation for
Still Images: The UConn Survey, University
of Connecticut Libraries (USA) From
Imaging to Access: Effective Preservation
of Legacy Removable Media, Indiana
University (USA) Effects
on Color Management When Using a Glass
Platen to Flatten Book Pages or Documents
While Capturing Images with a Digital
Still Camera, Western
Michigan University
(USA) Implementing
Imaging Standards: The Longest
Yard, Center
for Digital Imaging Inc. (USA) INTERACTIVE
SESSIONS New
Developments in Using Holographic Data
Storage Technology for Archive Storage
& Distribution, InPhase Technologies
(USA) The
FamilySearch (LDS Church) Process to Capture,
Process, Index, and Host Millions of
Images and Metadata, FamilySearch
(USA) Study
of Contemporary Art Preservation with
Digitization, Centre
de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées
de France (France) Preparing
for the Future as We Build Collections, University of Alabama
(USA) RDF Data Model in Digital Archive Systems Legal Agreements Governing Archiving Ingestion
and Indigestion: Negotiating Between
States in the Digital Cloud, Washington
State Archives (USA) Automatic
Building Up Documents Taxonomy Through
Metadata Analysis, University
of Rome “Tor Vergata”
(Italy) Communicating
Digital Preservation, Library
of Congress (USA) Camera
Scans—Using a Digital Camera as a Film Scanner, Peter Krogh (USA) -Doug Douglas Nishimura |