Online Publications Catalog

» Add this item to your cart

The following papers are included in this publication. To read the abstract, click on the paper title.

You may purchase the full text of these papers in PDF format from the asbtract-view screen, or you may return to this page to purchase a hardcopy of the entire publication.

Interactive Poster Displays

George Barnum, US Govt. Printing Office (USA)

• Case Studies of Color Microfilm Recording of Archival and Librarian Stocks with Archive Laser by the Use of an Optimized Workflow
  A. Hofmann and W. J. Riedel, Fraunhofer Institut für Physikalische Messtechnik (Germany); pages -.

Keynote Session

Stephen Chapman, Harvard University Library (USA) and Scott Stovall, US Government Printing Office (USA)

• The View of Archiving from the Library and Archives Canada
  Ian Wilson, Librarian and Archivist of Canada, Library and Archives Canada; pages -.

Interactive Poster Displays

George Barnum, US Govt. Printing Office (USA)

• JPEG 2000 from Archive to Dissemination
  Alexis Tzannes, Aware, Inc. (USA); pages -.

Keynote Session

Stephen Chapman, Harvard University Library (USA) and Scott Stovall, US Government Printing Office (USA)

• The State of Emerging Technologies and the Impact on Digital Archiving
  Lou Reich, Computer Sciences Corporation (USA); pages -.

Models for Managing Digital Archives and Content

Tim Au Yeung, University of Calgary (Canada) and Bruce Walton, Library and Archives Canada (Canada)

• An Innovative Shared Preservation Service: The SHERPA- DP Project: Securing a Hybrid Environment for Research Preservation and Access - Digital Preservation
  Andrew C. Wilson, Arts and Humanities Data Service (UK); pages 1-6.
• Beyond OAIS
  Geoffrey Adams, Endeavor Information Systems (USA); pages 7-7.
• Turning Silos into Bridges: Optimizing Local Digital Library Programs for Collaboration and Beyond
  Robert H. McDonald, Florida State University, and Charles F. Thomas, Florida Center for Library Automation (USA); pages 8-12.
• Rip - Mix - Burn: Why Content Repurposing is the Answer to Digital Preservation
  Andreas Stanescu, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. (USA); pages 13-18.
• Managing Containers, Content and Context in Digital Preservation: Towards a 2020 Vision
  Simon Tanner, Kings College London (UK); pages 19-23.
• Web 2.0 and Access to Digital Archives
  Peter Van Garderen, University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands); pages 24-24.

Case Studies: From Personal Archives to National Collections

Kit Peterson, Library of Congress (USA)

• The Long Term Fate of Our Personal Digital Belongings: Toward a Service Model for Personal Archives
  Catherine C. Marshall, Microsoft Corporation, Sara Bly, Sara Bly Consulting, and Francoise Brun-Cottan, Veri-Phi Consulting (USA); pages 25-30.
• Alma-DL, the Digital Library of the University of Bologna: A Case Study
  Marialaura Vignocchi, Simone Sacchi, and Fabrizio Morroia, University of Bologna (Italy); pages 31-36.
• National Digital Repository for Digital Still Images in the Netherlands
  Astrid Verheusen and Caroline van Wijk, National Library of the Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 37-39.
• Archiving David Edelberg's Handel LP Collection: Production Workflow and Issues in Data Acquisition
  Catherine Lai and Ichiro Fujinaga, McGill University (Canada); pages 40-44.
• Preservation of State and Local Government Digital Geospatial Data: The North Carolina Geospatial Data Archiving Project
  Steven P. Morris, James Tuttle, and Robert Farrell, North Carolina State University (USA); pages 45-48.
• Czech Digital Library
  Bohdana Stoklasova, National Library of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic); pages 49-51.
• Building the Electronic Records Archives: A Progress Report
  Fynnette Eaton, National Archives and Records Administration, and Gregory Hunter, Long Island University (USA); pages 52-54.

Keynote Session

Stephen Chapman, Harvard University Library (USA) and Scott Stovall, US Government Printing Office (USA)

• The State of Emerging Internet Technologies and the Impact on Digital Archiving
  Douglas E. Van Houweling, Internet2 (USA); pages 55-55.

Digital Archiving Systems

Andrew Leung

• Emulation: To Be or Not To Be
  Remco Verdegem, Nationaal Archief of the Netherlands, and Jeffrey van der Hoeven, Koninklijke Bibliotheek (The Netherlands); pages 56-60.
• A System for Long-Term Document Preservation
  Larry Masinter and Michael Welch, Adobe Systems (USA); pages 61-68.
• The (Short) History of Digital Archiving
  Lukas Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland); pages 69-74.

Digital Archiving Vocabularies and Frameworks

Andrew Wilson, King's College London (UK)

• Digital Preservation as an Albatross
  James Currall, Peter McKinney, and Claire Johnson, University of Glasgow (UK); pages 75-78.
• A Framework for Object Preservation in Digital Repositories
  Andrew Boyko, Babak Hamidzadeh, and Justin Litman, Library of Congress (USA); pages 79-83.
• Metadata Creation for Digital Humanities Projects
  Martyn W.Jessop, King's College London (UK); pages 84-87.
• Long-Term Preservation of Large-Scale Multimedia Collections: A Digital Preservation Workflow Approach
  Richard Marciano, Chien-Yi Hou, Reagan Moore, and Arcot Rajasekar, San Diego Supercomputer Center, Lynn Burnstan, University of California Television, and Harry Kreisler, Universtiy of California Berkeley (USA); pages 88-91.

Digital Archiving Processes

Rudolf Gschwind, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Using Scalable and Secure Web Technologies to Design a Global Digital Format Registry Prototype: Architecture, Implementation, and Testing
  Muluwork Geremew, Sangchul Song, and Joseph JaJa, University of Maryland (USA); pages 92-95.
• Managing A Quality Digitization Practice in Cultural Heritage Institutions: Statistical Quality Control Tools and Techniques
  Ronald J. Murray, Library of Congress (USA); pages 96-104.
• Efficient Ingest of Datasets in a Two-Stage Archival Process: Easy-Store
  Rutger Kramer and Laurents Sesink, Data Archiving and Networked Services (The Netherlands); pages 105-108.
• Automated Workflow for the Ingest and Preservation of Electronic Journals
  Evan Owens, Portico (USA); pages 109-112.
• Automated Migration for Image Preservation
  Stephen L. Abrams, Harvard University (USA); pages 113-116.

Interactive Poster Displays

George Barnum, US Govt. Printing Office (USA)

• A Case Study of Digital Archive and Value-Added Application: The Plant Dyeing, Weaving, and Knitting Arts Digital Learning and Value-Added Center
  Yung-Cheng Hsieh and Peisan Lee, National Taiwan University of Arts (Taiwan), and Yu-Ju Wu, Western Michigan University (USA); pages 117-120.
• Photo CD PCD to Tiff Migration Case Study
  Louise Renaud, Canadian Museum of Civilization, and Jacqueline Vincent, Brechin Imaging Services (Canada); pages 121-126.
• Fulfilling Electronic Record Requirements: Good Practice from two Swedish Organizations
  Erik Borglund, Mid Sweden University (Sweden); pages 127-130.
• DISTARNET: Distributed Archiving Network
  Ivan Subotic, Simon Margulies, and Lukas Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland); pages 131-134.
• The Obsolescence of Migration: Long-Term Storage of Digital Code on Stable Optical Media
  David Gubler, Lukas Rosenthaler, and Peter Fornaro, University of Basel (Switzerland); pages 135-139.
• Conceptual Framework of a New Secure Storage System for Medical Data Archiving
  Sos S. Agaian and Okan Caglayan, University of Texas at San Antonio (USA); pages 140-144.
• Digital Photos Over Generations in the Mikkeli Digital Repository
  Osmo Palonen, Mikkeli Polytechnic (Finland); pages 145-146.
• Network Access to Parts of Archived Document Image Files
  Martin Boliek and Michael J. Gormish, Ricoh Innovations, Inc. (USA); pages 147-150.
• Technical Issues in Digitization of Large On-Line Collections of Phonograph Records
  Beinan Li, Catherine Lai, and Ichiro Fujinaga, McGill University (Canada); pages 151-155.
• Restorations of Aging Images Using Morphological Filters for Archiving
  Eric Wharton and Karen Panetta,Tufts University, and Sos Agaian, University of Texas at San Antonio (USA); pages 156-158.
• Content Integrity Service for Long-Term Digital Archives
  Stuart Haber, Hewlett-Packard Labs, and Pandurang Kamat, Rutgers University (USA); pages 159-164.
• Needed Components to Reconstruct Processes
  Lena-Maria Öberg, Mid Sweden University (Sweden); pages 165-168.
• Retaining Color Fidelity in Photo CD Image Migration
  Thomas E. Madden and Peter D. Burns, Eastman Kodak Company (USA); pages 169-173.
• Stabilizing Treatment of Decaying Cellulose Acetate Film Base Attacked by Vinegar Syndrome
  Karin Bonde Johansen, Danish Film Institute, and Jesper Stub Johnsen, National Museum of Denmark (Denmark); pages 174-176.
• The Digitisation of the Slide Collection from the Saint Catherine Library Conservation Project
  Athanasios Velios and Nicholas Pickwoad, University of the Arts (UK); pages 177-181.
• IPEA: The Digital Archives Use Case
  Robbie De Sutter, Stijn Notebaert,Laurence Hauttekeete, and Rik Van de Walle, Ghent University (Belgium); pages 182-186.
• NOAA Ocean Exploration Digital Video and Image Data: Archiving, Preserving, and Accessing Online Oceanographic Information
  Anna Fiolek, Dorothy Anderson, and Janice Beattie, NOAA Central Library, and Donald Collins, National Oceanographic Data Center (USA); pages 187-190.
• Designing E-Catalogues for Archival Institutions: Overcoming the Skepticism of Scholars
  Graham Jackson, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland , and Andy White, University of Ulster (UK); pages 191-194.
• The Digitalization and Resources Sharing of Archives in Taiwan
  Li-Kuei Hsueh, National Chengchi University, Li-Chiao Wang, National Cheng Chi University Libraries, and Chun-Ya Wen, I-Mei Hung, and I-Chia Chang, Academia Sinica (Taiwan); pages 195-204.
• Archiving Engineering Design Process, History, and Rationale
  David Wilkie, Joseph B. Kopena, and William C. Regli, Drexel University (USA); pages 205-207.
• Long-Term Storage of Digital Data on Microfilm
  Carsten J. Angersbach, MicroArchive Systems GmbH, and Karsten Sassenscheid, Fraunhofer Institute (Germany); pages 208-209.

Leveraging Metadata for Archiving and Access

David MacCarn, WGBH (USA)

• VidArch: Preserving Meaning of Digital Video over Time through Creating and Capture of Contextual Documentation
  Helen R. Tibbo, Chirstopher A. Lee, Gary Marchionini, and Dawne Howard, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA); pages 210-215.
• MADRAS: A Metadata and Archival Description Registration and Analysis System for the Analysis of the Recordkeeping Capabilities of Metadata Sets
  Lori Lindberg, Monique Leahey-Sugimoto, Nadav Rouche, and Holly Wang, University of California (USA); pages 216-218.
• Archiving, Data Description and Retrieval in a Distributed System
  Simon B. Margulies, Ivan Subotic, and Lukas Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland); pages 219-224.

Imaging Processes

Jacqueline Vincent, Brechin Imaging Services (Canada)

• Achieving Quality in Digitisation Workflow
  Rob Mildren, National Archives of Scotland (UK); pages 225-227.
• Spectral Imaging of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa: An Authentic Smile at 1523 dpi with Additional Infrared Data
  Pascal Cotte, Lumiere Technology, and Damien Dupraz, Lumiere Technology and Paris VI University (France); pages 228-235.
• "The Long and the Short" of Copying Panorama Negatives at Library and Archives Canada
  Gregory J. Hill, Janet Kepkiewicz, and Tania Passafiume, Library and Archives Canada (Canada); pages 236-236.
• When Good Scanning Goes Bad: A Case for Enabling Statistical Quality Control in Image Digitizing Workflows
  Michael Stelmach and Don Williams, Library of Congress (USA); pages 237-243.

Late Breaking News

Stephen Chapman, Harvard University Library (USA) and Scott Stovall, US Government Printing Office (USA)

• A Report from the Open Content Alliance Project
  Jonathan Bengtson, University of Toronto (Canada) and James Michalko, RLG (USA); pages 244-244.

Up one level to
Conference Proceedings:Archiving Conference