Conservation numérique à long terme: bonnes pratiques et perspectives

Proceedings of DigCCurr2009: Digital Curation: Practice, Promise, and Prospects

"DigCCurr2009 continues the same general theme as the symposium two years earlier, focusing on current practice and research surrounding digital curation with a look toward the future, and trends in preparing digital curation professionals."

(source: School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill / Actes de la conférence DigCCurr 2009, 01-03/04/09 / sous licence CC)

Table des matières:

Concurrent Session 1:
A. Common Workflows: Health and Social Science Data Curation Collaborations
B. Comparing Curricula for Digital Library and Digital Curation Education
C. Distributed Custodial Frameworks for Archival Preservation
D. Funders’ Perspectives

Concurrent Session 2:
A. Education for Digital Curation:
Thinking Like a Digital Curator: Creating Internships in the Cognitive Apprenticeship Model
Qualification & Education in Digital Curation: the nestor Experience in Germany
Educating Archivists about Copyright: How Can We Do It Better?
Building Australia’s eResearch Capability: The Challenge of Data Management
B. Recordkeeping and Government Information Curation:
The Survival of Records (and Records Management) in the Twenty-First Century
Pathways to Preservation: Digital Curation Strategies in North Carolina State Government
MoReq2: a European Contribution to the Preservation of Electronic Records
C. Digital Curation of Humanistic, Multimedia Materials: Lessons Learned and Future Directions
D. Digital Curation Tools and Demos I
Creating a Preservation Plan Using the Preservation Planning Tool Plato
Hoppla - Digital Preservation Support for Small Institutions

Concurrent Session 3:
A. Metadata:
Effective Access to Digital Assets: An XML-based EAD Search System
Integrating Metadata into the NARA Transcontinental Persistent Archive Prototype via the OAI-PMH
Creating Metadata for a Digital Database: A Case Study
B. Curation of Scientific Datasets: Trends, Current Initiatives, and Solutions
C. Technology Learning for Digital Curators
D. Digital Curation Tools and Demos II
Prometheus: Managing the Ingest of Media Carriers
Mediapedia: Managing the Identification of Media Carriers
ContextMiner: Collect Different
Teaching with CONTENTdm in the Digital Curation Curriculum

Concurrent Session 4:
A. Digital Curation and Preservation Training and Education: A Panel to Consider Options and Intersections
B. Snapshot of Digital Preservation in Federal Libraries
C. Digital Curation Vignettes: Personal, Academic, and Organizational Digital Information
D. Cooperative Approaches to Digital Preservation

Concurrent Session 5:
A. Extending the Data Curation Curriculum to Practicing LIS Professionals
B. Archives in the Wild:
Everyone is a Curator: Human-Assisted Preservation for ORE Aggregations
Digital Curation and the Citizen Archivist
Use of Computer Forensics in the Digital Curation of Removable Media
C. Moving Web Archiving into the Classroom
D. Gaps and Persistent Challenges

Concurrent Session 6:
A. Personal Digital Archiving
B. Digital Curation Policy Issues
C. Scientific and Humanities Data Curation: “Able To Develop Much Larger and More Ambitious Projects”: An Exploration of Digital Projects Teams
Documentation Evaluation Model for Social Science Data: An Empirical Test
Data Access and Long-Term Data & Knowledge Preservation for Earth Science: An Overview on Some ESA Initiatives
D. Digital Curation Research:
Speech Acts and Electronic Records
Reconstructing the Digital Past: A Case Study of the Reconstruction of the Lost Pittsburgh Project
Identifying and Implementing Modular Repository Services

Concurrent Session 7:
A. Digital Curation for Cultural Institutions Web Access for the Museum of Anthropology’s Collection
Communicating Archives of Cultural Institutions: Venice as a Case Study
The Russian Doll Effect: A Case Study in Digital Artifact Recontextualization
Capturing a Plurality of Perspectives: A Framework for Developing Culturally Sensitive Curriculum and Digital Repositories
B. Skills for Significant Properties: Debating Pragmatics and Philosophy in an Area of Digital Curation
C. Change Management
D. Digital Curation Tools & Strategies
An Implementation of the Audit Control Environment (ACE) to Support the Long Term Integrity of Digital Archives
A Digital Library Service for the Small
Lessons Learned from the DISC-UK DataShare and Data Audit Framework Implementation Projects
Preservation Workflows, Strategies and Infrastructure

Poster Session:
A Residential Data Curation Internship: Opportunities and Challenges
Preserving Electronic Mailing Lists: The H-Net Archive
Federal Libraries Digital Preservation Census
Extending an LIS Data Curation Curriculum to Include Humanities Data
Data Management and Curation of Research Data in Academic Scientific Research Environments
Contextual Information from Blogs in Video Digital Curation
What Should We Teach about METS in a Digital Preservation Course?
Sustaining Digital Preservation Organizations: What Discourse Analysis Can Tell Us about Market Demand and Long-Term Survival
Getting the Tar Off Our Heels: Moving Forward with Archiving University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Websites