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Archiving 2008

Bern, Switzerland
June 2008 , Volume 5
ISBN / ISSN: 978-0-892080277-3
314 pages

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© 2008; Society for Imaging Science and Technology

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Keynote Session

Rudolf Gschwind, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Preserving the Nation's Collective Memory: Challenges, Problems and Solutions
  J.-F. Jauslin, Federal Office of Culture (Switzerland); pages 1-1.

Creating and Managing Digital Collections, Formats and Metadata

Christoph Graf, University of Bern (Switzerland)

• Ingest Workflow for Electronic Publications at the Swiss National Library
  Hansueli Locher, Swiss National Library (Switzerland); pages 2-6.
• From Digitization to Repository - A Case Study on Creating a Managed Environment
  Steven T. Puglia, Kevin De Vorsey, and Erin Rhodes, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (USA); pages 7-12.
• Bringing Self Assessment Home: Repository Profiling and Key Lines of Enquiry Within DRAMBORA
  Andrew McHugh, Seamus Ross, and Perla Innocenti, University of Glasgow (UK); and Raivo Ruusalepp and Hans Hofman, National Archive of the Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 13-19.
• Archival Structures, Workflows, and Distributed Systems
  Jürgen Enge, Zurich University of the Arts (Switzerland), and University of Arts and Design Karlsruhe (Germany); pages 20-25.
• Challenges of Long-Term Archiving in the Pharmaceutical Industry
  Anita Paul, Roche, and Juerg Hagmann, Novartis (Switzerland); pages 26-29.

Creating and Managing Digital Collections, Formats and Metadata (continued)

Bill le Furgy, US Library of Congress, (USA), and Maria Guercio, University of Urbino (Italy)

• The Planets Approach to Migration Tools
  Eld Zierau, Royal Library of Denmark (Denmark), and Caroline van Wijk, National Library of the Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 30-35.
• Testing the Scalability of a DSpace-Based Archive
  Dharitri Misra, James Seamans, and George R. Thoma, National Library of Medicine (USA); pages 36-40.
• Life Beyond Uncompressed TIFF: Alternative File Formats for Storage of Master Image Files
  Robèrt Gillesse, Judith Rog, and Astrid Verheusen, National Library of the Netherlands/Koninklijke Bibliotheek (The Netherlands); pages 41-46.
• Preservation of Databases – Normalized Object Model
  Mårten Stenius, Citrus Oy, and Osmo Palonen, Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences (Finland); pages 47-49.
• Analysing the Impact of File Formats on Data Integrity
  Volker Heydegger, Universität zu Köln (Germany); pages 50-55.
• Document Formats for Archiving
  James King, Leonard Rosenthol, and Diana Helander, Adobe Systems Incorporated (USA); pages 56-61.
• Standardisation in the Area of Digital Long-Term Preservation
  Sabine Schrimpf, Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (Germany); pages 62-65.
• PDF/A: ISO Standard for Long Term Archiving
  Klaus Jung and Thomas Zellmann, LuraTech Imaging GmbH (Germany); pages 66-70.
• Requirements for Applying Emulation as a Preservation Strategy
  Jeffrey van der Hoeven, Koninklijke Bibliotheek; Bram Lohman, Tessella plc; and Remco Verdegem, Nationaal Archief of the Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 71-76.

Keynote Session

Rudolf Gschwind, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Archivists of the World: You Have Nothing to Lose but Your Shelves!
  Richard Wright, BBC (UK); pages 77-82.

Imaging, Microfilm and Digital Preservation

Lukas Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Restoration of Under/Overexposed Optical Soundtracks
  Bernard Besserer, Universite de La Rochelle (France); and Abdelali Hassaine and Etienne Decenciere, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de mines de Paris (France); pages 83-88.
• Measuring and Managing Digital Image Sharpening
  Don Williams, Image Science Associates, and Peter Burns, Carestream Health, Inc. (USA); pages 89-93.
• Best Practices for Digitizing Photographs: A Network Analysis of Influences
  Paul Conway, University of Michigan (USA); pages 94-102.

Interactive Previews Group 1

• Digital Maps of Historical Buildings: Preservation Issues and Solutions
  Peter Wullinger and Christoph Schlieder, University of Bamberg (Germany); pages 103-108.
• A Holistic Approach for Establishing Content Authenticity and Maintaining Content Integrity in a Large OAIS Repository
  Lisa LaPlant and Kate Zwaard, United States Government Printing Office (USA); pages 109-113.
• Canadian Forces Image Collection Digitization Plan
  Serge Tremblay, Canadian Forces Support Unit Photo Services (Canada); pages 114-119.
• Evaluation of the Digital Repository
  Hugo Quisbert, Luleå University of Technology (Sweden); pages 120-124.
• Applying Artists' Methodologies to Archiving: A Case Study of John Latham's Archive
  Athanasios Velios, University of the Arts London, and Simon Gould, University College London (UK); pages 125-129.
• Image Storage and Permanence Considerations in the Long-Term Preservation of Photographic Images – An Update and Additional Considerations
  Joseph E. LaBarca, Eastman Kodak Company (USA); pages 130-136.
• Identification of Digital Images with the Adobe™ eXtensible Metadata Platform
  Hyung Ju Park, Kwang Yeol Park, and Dong Hwan Har, Chung-Ang University (Korea); pages 137-139.
• The Study on Web Archive: The Description and the Format Approach
  Li-Chiao Wang, Academia Sinica, and National Taiwan University; and Shien-Chiang Yu, Shih-Hsin University; and Wen-Ying Wang, National Archives Administration (Taiwan); pages 140-145.
• Digitization: Advancement in the Study and Preservation of Coins
  Ethan Gruber, University of Virginia Library (USA); pages 146-149.
• Spectral Image Acquisition of Icons
  Markku Hauta-Kasari, Jukka Antikainen, Muskan Regmi, Mitwa Kaemba, Timo Jaaskelainen, and Jussi Parkkinen, University of Joensuu (Finland); pages 150-154.
• A New Proposal for the Accurate Recovery of Spectral Reflectances of Imaged Objects Without Prior Knowledge
  Noriyuki Shimano and Mikiya Hironaga, Kinki University (Japan); pages 155-158.
• "Diasec" - and Other Finishing Techniques - Investigation of Light Induced Aging
  Sabine Zorn and Sebastian Dobrusskin, Bern University of the Arts Berne (Switzerland); pages 159-161.

Imaging, Microfilm and Digital Preservation (continued)

Lukas Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Metamorfoze Preservation Imaging Guidelines
  Hans van Dormolen, National Library of The Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 162-165.
• Digitizing Simplified: Large-Scale Digitizing of Documents at the Customers' Request
  Marc Holtman, Stadsarchief Amsterdam (The Netherlands); pages 166-170.
• Exploring the Use of Targets to Study Scanning Exposure Variability
  F. Barry Wheeler, US Library of Congress (USA); pages 171-176.

Imaging, Microfilm and Digital Preservation (continued)

Bernard Besserer, University La Rochelle (France)

• Preservation Copying of Endangered Historic Negative Collections
  Ulla Bøgvad Kejser, The Royal Library (Denmark); pages 177-182.
• On the Economics of Microfilm – When Does the Blend of Film and Nanotechnology Outpace Today’s Electronic Storage Systems?
  David Gubler, Fachlabor Gubler AG (Switzerland); pages 183-183.
• DANOK: Long Term Migration Free Storage of Digital Audio Data on Microfilm
  A. Hofmann and D. M. Giel, Fraunhofer IPM (Germany); pages 184-187.
• Predicting the Archival Life of Removable Hard Disk Drives
  Paul Williams, ProStor Systems, Inc. (USA); David S. H. Rosenthal, Stanford University Libraries (USA); Mema Roussopoulos, Institute of Computer Science (Greece); and Steve Georgis, ProStor Systems, Inc. (USA); pages 188-192.

Interactive Previews Group 2

• HDR Image Archiving Optimization
  Sergey Bezryadin, KWE International Inc. (USA), and Pavel Burov, UniquelC's (Russia); pages 193-197.
• Representation of Digitized Documents Using Document Specific Alphabets and Fonts
  Stefan Pletschacher, Chemnitz University of Technology (Germany); pages 198-202.
• Scanning Preservation Microfilms: Key Issues
  Hans van Dormolen, National Library of the Netherlands (The Netherlands); pages 203-206.
• Towards a Channel Model for Microfilm
  A. Amir, University of Zurich; F. Müller, P. Fornaro, and R. Gschwind, University of Basel; J. Rosenthal, University of Zurich; and L. Rosenthaler, University of Basel (Switzerland); pages 207-211.
• Digital Data Storage on Microfilm–Error Correction and Storage Capacity Issues
  Christoph Voges, Volker Märgner, and Tim Fingscheidt, Braunschweig Technical University (Germany); pages 212-215.
• RGB Laser COM System for Recording Digital Image Data on Color Microfilm Offers New Perspectives for Long-term Archiving
  Daniel Fluck, Pro Archive AG (Switzerland); pages 216-220.
• Virtualisation as Conservation Measure
  Tabea Lurk, AktiveArchive, (Switzerland); pages 221-225.
• A FC/AL-Based P2P Network for Personal Archive and Sharing
  Eunsam Kim, Hongik University (South Korea); and Jonathan C.L. Liu and SungWook Chung, University of Florida (USA); pages 226-230.
• Reliable Long Term Archiving Storage Architecture
  Keith Rajecki and Mike Selway, Sun Microsystems, Inc. (USA); and Brian Parks, Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Canada); pages 231-233.
• Challenges, Curricula, and Competencies: Researcher and Practitioner Perspectives for Informing the Development of a Digital Curation Curriculum
  Helen R. Tibbo, Carolyn Hank, and Christopher (Cal) Lee, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA); pages 234-238.
• Colour Holography and Its Use in Display and Archiving Applications
  H.I. Bjelkhagen, NEWI/OpTIC, and P.G. Crosby, Right Eye Pictures, (UK); pages 239-245.
• The Construction of the Chinese Gazetteer Information System: The Integration Application of Authority Control, Gazetteer and GIS
  I-Mei Hung, Academia Sinica, and The Department of Library and Information Science; Yu-Ji Li, Diwan University; and Pi-Ling Pai and Hsiung-Ming Liao, Academia Sinica (Taiwan); pages 246-256.
• Long-Term Preservation of Photographic Originals and Digital Image Files in the Corbis Sygma Collection in France
  Henry Wilhelm, Wilhlelm Imaging Research, Inc. (USA); Cedric Gressent, Corbis Sygma (France); and Drew Maclean, Corbis (USA); pages 257-257.

Keynote Session

Rudolf Gschwind, University of Basel (Switzerland)

• Doing More with Less: The Future of Digital Preservation in a Constrained Environment
  Laura E. Campbell, US Library of Congress (USA); pages 258-263.

Economics, Strategies, and Projects

Evi Honegger, Novartis Pharma AG (Switzerland), and Manfred Thaller, University Cologne (Germany)

• Cultural, Educational, and Commercial Applications of Digital Archives
  Yung-Cheng Hsieh and Hui-Wen Cheng, National Taiwan Universiy of Art; and Chao-Chen Chen, National Taiwan Normal Universiy (Taiwan); pages 264-271.
• How to Cope with 300,000 Scans a Day: Managing large scale digital collections in practice - the Bavarian State Library and the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre Approach the Next Level of Mass Digitisation
  Thomas Wolf-Klostermann, Bavarian State Library, and Bernd Reiner, Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (Germany); pages 272-274.
• Open Horizons: Archiving Perspectives for Services and Frameworks
  Stefan Bürer, Historisches Museum Basel (Switzerland); pages 275-276.
• Considerations to Manage and Access 500 Million Digital Objects Forever
  Michael Selway and Keith Rajecki, Sun Microsystems Inc. (USA); and Brian Parks, Sun Microsystems Inc. (Canada); pages 277-282.
• Filipiniana Materials and the Philippine eLib: The Philippine Perspective of Digitizing Printed Heritage Materials
  Salvacion M. Arlante and Eimee Rhea C. Lagrama, University of the Philippines Diliman (Philippines); pages 283-287.
• The Value-Added Application of Taiwan's National Digital Archives Program (NDAP)
  Li-Kuei Hsueh, National Chengchi University; and Li-Chiao Wang, Academia Sinica and National Taiwan University (Taiwan); pages 288-292.
• LAC Trusted Digital Repository - Virtual Loading Dock
  Pam Armstrong, Steve Sekerak, and Marie-Claude Renaud, Library and Archives Canada (Canada); pages 293-299.
• Capturing the Moment: Strategies for Selection and Collection of Web-Based Resources to Document Important Social Phenomena
  Christopher A. Lee and Helen R. Tibbo, Univesity of North Carolina (USA); pages 300-305.

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