Mat Kelly presented a framework for aggregating personal, private, and institutional web archives while maintaining access control. The framework includes separate timemaps for different types of captures that could be aggregated while restricting access to private captures. Kelly sought input on use cases around access control for private web archives and mechanisms for protecting archived web pages. The presentation explored challenges in replaying private archives alongside public ones from institutions and how the framework could address these issues.

1. Exploring Aggregation of
Personal, Private, and
Institutional Web Archives
Mat Kelly
Web Science and Digital Libraries Research Group
Old Dominion University
Archives Unleashed 2.0: Web Archive Datathon
Washington, DC
June 15, 2016
@machawk1http://ws-dl.cs.odu.edu

2. Problem
. . .
my private
archive 2
• Personal and Private Captures Cannot Systematically be
replayed inline with public institutional captures

3. Oh, the things we preserve… private
archive
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Pages I saw or
deem important
For my record To privately share
TimeMap
180 days ago 2 years ago 10 years ago

4. A Framework for Aggregation
With Access Control
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MY public CAPTURES
MY BANK CAPTURES
TimeMap
TimeMap
TimeMap
100
30
10
3 captures
10,000 captures
140
10,000
10,151
140 captures
TimeMap
TimeMap
TimeMap
140 captures
3 captures
10,000 captures
8 captures
Alice’s
Captures
5 captures
Bob’s Captures
3 capturesTimeMap
8
More info:
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5. I Need Use Cases!
• Concerns with access control of your private
web archives?
• Past experience where this would be helpful?
• Ideas about web archive protection
mechanisms?
Archives Unleashed 2.0:Web Archive Datathon 5
@machawk1
Exploring Aggregation of Personal, Private, and Institutional Web Archives