12th International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPRES 2015)

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In November 2015, the School of Information and Library Science and the Odum Institute for Research in Social Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill co-presented the 12th International Conference on Digital Preservation. This premier event brings together key theorists, researchers and practitioners to explore the latest trends, innovations, policies and practices in digital preservation. iPRES2015 draws participants from around the world and from leading institutions, projects and initiatives currently working in this domain.

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Towards a Common Approach for Access to Digital Archival Records in Europe. Alex Thirifays and Kathrine Hougaard Edsen Johansen

8 years ago • 379 Views

Archiving Deferred Representations Using a Two-Tiered Crawling Approach. Justin Brunelle, Michele Weigle and Michael Nelson

8 years ago • 222 Views

Techniques for Preserving Scientific Software Executions: Preserve the Mess or Encourage Cleanliness? Douglas Thain, Peter Ivie and Haiyan Meng

8 years ago • 284 Views

Functional Access to Forensic Disk Images in a Web Service. Kam Woods, Christopher Lee, Oleg Stobbe, Thomas Liebetraut and Klaus Rechert

8 years ago • 422 Views

Experiment, Document & Decide: A Collaborative Approach to Preservation Planning at the BnF. Bertrand Caron, Thomas Ledoux, Jean-Philippe Tramoni and Stéphane Reecht

8 years ago • 428 Views

Beyond the Binary: Pre-Ingest Preservation of Metadata. Jessica Moran and Jay Gattuso

8 years ago • 397 Views

Characterization of CDROMs for Emulation-based Access. Klaus Rechert, Thomas Liebetraut, Oleg Stobbe, Isgandar Valizada and Tobias Steinke

8 years ago • 1349 Views

DataNet Federation Consortium Preservation Policy Toolkit. Reagan Moore, Arcot Rajasekar and Hao Xu

8 years ago • 265 Views

Preserving the Fruit of Our Labor: Establishing Digital Preservation Policies and Strategies at the University of Houston Libraries. Santi Thompson, Annie Wu, Drew Krewer, Mary Manning and Rob Spragg

8 years ago • 429 Views

Project Chrysalis – Transforming the Digital Business of the National Archives of Australia. Zoe D’Arcy

8 years ago • 435 Views

Educational Records of Practice: Preservation and Access Concerns. Elizabeth Yakel, Rebecca Frank and Kara Suzuka

8 years ago • 714 Views