American Archive of Public Broadcasting: Preservation and Content Continuity

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This presentation was given by Lauren Sorensen, Digital Conversion Specialist for the AAPB at the Library of Congress, at the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) 2014 conference in Savannah, Georgia.

American Archive of
Public Broadcasting
preservation &
content continuity
Lauren Sorensen
Association of Moving Image Archivists Conference
Savannah, GA
October 11,2014

Library of Congress
Digital preservation: main focus
PREMIS modeling
collaborative work with WGBH:
- Preservation and access meeting
MAVIS mapping from PBCore
- inventory then catalog at end of grant period
transparency across systems
MySQL for tracking workflow

digital preservation:
a number of approaches
ensuring integrity: checksums
metadata: ensuring discoverability for
preservation use case
existing systems
examining NDSA levels of preservation

mapping activities
working to document existing mappings from
SAMMA xml to MAVIS
descriptive metadata from PBCore
technical and preservation metadata from
PREMIS

PREMIS modeling
understanding existing repository systems that
can be described by PREMIS
PREMIS data model:

next year and beyond
timing for activities in the next year
sharing metadata: unidirectionality
shared cataloging practices
CLIR grant
building on foundation & existing workflows: 2.4
mil records

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