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Digital Preservation Partners Meeting
July 20-22, 2010
Arlington, VA

• Agenda (PDF, 16KB)
• Breakout Session Schedule (PDF, 54KB)
• Digital Preservation Video Series "Why Digital Preservation is Important for You"
• Gallery of Images from the 2010 NDIIPP Partners Meeting

Plenary Sessions

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

• Message from Dr. James H. Billington, The Librarian of Congress
• Opening Keynote Address: Commoning Knowledge: Working Together to Preserve our Cultural Wealth (PPT, 1.78MB)
  Charlotte Hess, Associate Dean for Research, Collections and Scholarly Communication, Syracuse University Library
• A Year in Review: National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (PPT, 3.56MB)
  Martha Anderson, Director of Program Management, NDIIPP, Library of Congress
• Plenary Panel: Creating and Sustaining Successful Community-Based Organizations (PPT, 63KB)
  Co-moderators: Martin Halbert, University of North Texas and Katherine Skinner, Educopia Institute
  Speakers:
  • Gildas Illien, Bibliothèque Nationale de France/ International Internet Preservation Consortium
  • Jim Jagielski, Apache Foundation (PDF, 2.47MB)
  • William Kilbride, Digital Preservation Coalition (PDF, 4.47MB)
• National Digital Stewardship Alliance/Daily Wrap-up (PPT, 898KB)
  Martha Anderson, NDIIPP, Library of Congress

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

• Plenary Panel: Content in the Information Environment
  Moderators: Abby Smith Rumsey, NDIIPP
  Speakers:
  • Dan Gillmor, Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University (PPT, 7.43MB)
  • Lee Rainie, Pew Internet and American Life project (PPT, 717KB)
  • Andrew Turner, FortiusOne (PPT, 17.2MB)
• Using Cloud Services as a Part of Your Preservation Strategy (PPT, 8.45MB)
  Michele Kimpton, DuraSpace
• Memento: Time Travel for the Web (PPT, 23.35MB)
  Michael Nelson, Old Dominion University
• Plenary Panel: The Challenges of Preserving User Generated Content and Context
  Moderators: Dan Cohen, Center for History and New Media, George Mason University
  Speakers:
  • Tom Scheinfeldt, Center for History and New Media, George Mason University (PPT, 1.72MB)
  • Matt Thompson, Mozilla Drumbeat (PDF, 27.22MB)
  • Kat Walsh, Wikimedia Foundation

Thursday, July 22, 2010

• David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States, National Archives and Records Administration
• The Economics of Sustaining Digital Information (PPT, 993KB)
  Brian Lavoie, OCLC
• Computer Forensics and Cultural Heritage (PPT, 4.96MB)
  Matt Kirschenbaum, University of Maryland
• After the Digital Dilemma
  Andy Maltz, Science and Technology Council, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
  Milt Shefter, Miljoy Enterprises, Inc. and member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
• Personal Archiving (PPSX, 16.87MB)
  Cathy Marshall, Microsoft Research

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Breakout Sessions: Group 1

• Session #1 The Original NDIIPP Partners: Plans for Moving Forward (PPT 61KB)
  Session 1 Notes (PDF, 17KB)
  • Patricia Cruse, California Digital Library, Web-at-Risk project (PPTX 4.9MB)
  • David Kirsch, University of Maryland, Birth of the Dot Com Era project
  • Marc Maynard, University of Connecticut, Data-PASS project (PPT, 149KB)
  • Jared Lyle (moderator), Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research
  • Steve Morris, North Carolina State University Libraries, NCGDAP project (PPT, 762KB)
  • Nan Rubin, Community Media Services, Preserving Public Television project (PPT, 18.46MB)
  • Beth Sandore, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ECHO DEPository
  • Tyler Walters, Georgia Institute of Technology, MetaArchive Cooperative
• Session #2 Trustworthy Repository Criteria, Virtual Organizations, and Infrastructure
  Session 2 Notes (PDF, 13KB)
  • Micah Altman, Harvard University (PPT, 818KB)
  • Jonathan Crabtree, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  • Nancy McGovern, University of Michigan, ICPSR
  • David Minor, University of California San Diego, San Diego Supercomputer Center (PPT, 152KB)
  • Katherine Skinner, Educopia Institute (PPT, 1.56MB)
  • Mackenzie Smith, MIT Libraries (PPT, 143KB)
• Session #3 Web Archiving Tools and Access
  Session 3 Notes (PDF, 61KB)
  • Memento: Time Travel for the Web (PPT, 12.45MB)
    Michael Nelson, Old Dominion University
  • Web Archiving and Access (PPT, 821KB)
    Mike Smorul, University of Maryland
  • A Flickr of Hope: Harvesting and Archiving Social Networking Sites
    Kate Odell, Internet Archive (PPT, 4.85MB)
    Jennifer Ricker, State Library of North Carolina (PPT, 6.47MB)
• Session #4 Preservation Tools and Services: JHOVE2 and PREMIS
  Session 4 Notes (PDF, 16KB)
  • Next-Generation Characterization: An Update on the JHOVE2 Project (PPT, 1.77MB)
    Stephen Abrams, California Digital Library
  • Tools for implementing PREMIS metadata (PPT, 197KB)
    Rebecca Guenther, Library of Congress
• Session #5 Organizational Relationships and Shaping the Digital Resource: Experiences from Four Partners
  Session 5 Notes (PDF, 16KB)
  • Johanna Bauman, ARTstor (PPT, 197KB)
  • Maureen Droney, The Recording Academy
  • Jerome McDonough, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (PPT, 197KB)
  • Rececca Tejral, SCOLA (PPTX, 197KB)
  • Deborah Rossum, SCOLA
  • John Spencer, BMS/Chace (PPTX, 197KB)
• Session #6 DuraCloud Pilot Program: Experiences of the DuraCloud Pilot Program: use cases tested and lessons learned (PPTX, 9.16MB)
  Session 6 Notes (PDF, 8KB)
  • Chris Freeland, Center for Biodiversity Informatics, Missouri Botanical Garden
  • Tom Garnett, Biodiversity Heritage Library, Smithsonian
  • Peter Pinch, WGBH Media Archives
  • Barbara Taranto, NYPL

Breakout Sessions: Group 2

• Session #7 Politics of Sustainability: Making Distributed Digital Preservation Attractive
  Session 7 Notes (PDF, 9KB)
  • Thomas C. Wilson, University of Alabama, Alabama Digital Preservation Network (PPT, 675KB)
  • Ardys Kozbial, University of California, San Diego Libraries, Chronopolis (PPT, 552KB)
  • Matt Schultz, MetaArchive Cooperative (PPT, 2.21MB)
  • Andrew Waller (in abstenia), COPPUL (PPT, 506KB)
• Session #8 Modeling Interactions Between Repositories for the NDSA: Towards a Distributed and Collaborative Framework for Preservation (PPTX, 1.24MB)
  Session 8 Notes (PDF, 15KB)
  • Martin Halbert, University of North Texas
  • David Minor, University of California San Diego, San Diego Supercomputer Center
• Session #9 Challenges in Web Archiving
  Session 9 Notes (PDF, 30KB)
  • Gildas Illien, National Library of France (PPT, 18.34MB)
  • Kris Carpenter Negulescu, Internet Archive (PPT, 4.84MB)
  • Mark Phillips, University of North Texas (PPT, 585KB)
  • Tracy Seneca, California Digital Library (PPT, 3.18MB)
  • Andrea Goethals, Harvard University (PPT, 284KB)
  • Martha Anderson, Library of Congress (PPT, 1.78MB)
  • Abbie Grotke, Library of Congress (PPT, 508KB)
• Session #10 Data Integrity Monitoring in the Cloud
  Session 10 Notes (PDF, 18KB)
  • Mike Smorul, University of Maryland (PPT, 394KB)
  • Andrew Woods, DuraSpace (PPT, 941KB)
• Session #11 Case Studies from the Preserving State Government Information Initiative
  Session 11 Notes (PDF, 22KB)
  • Preservation and Access--Can One Live without the other? (PPT, 4.16MB)
    Kelly Eubank, North Carolina State Archives
    Matt Peters, Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center
  • Digital Archives: We have apps for that (PPT, 1.59MB)
    Dan Waterbly, Washington State Archives
  • Preserving Digital Legislative Content (PPT, 141KB)
    Robert Horton, Minnesota Historical Society
  • Preserving Email: The PeDALS Approach (PPT, 1.69MB)
    Pete Watters, Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Record

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