Presentations - Friday 28 September

Day 1: 26 September 2012 - Day 2: 27 September 2012 - Day 3: 28 September 2012

• Whose memory and memories? Culture, science and politics in the digital age
  By Rüdiger Klein, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Challenges for the preservation of audiovisual documents
  By Dietrich Schüller, Phonogrammarchiv, Austrian Academy of Sciences
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International Perspectives and Cooperation

• Climate services: A global community of collaboration
  By C. M. Skarlupka, International Environmental Data Rescue Organization
• One year of efforts for digital preservation at Food and Agriculture Organization
  By C. Nicolai, R. Oriente, F. Servan, Food and Agricultural Organization, United Nations
• Preservation of digital information in the information society: Problems and prospects. The outcomes of the Moscow Conference
  By E. Kuzmin, UNESCO Information for All Programme
• Developing international cooperation between francophone heritage institutions: The action of the International Organisation of La Francophonie
  By C. Ambaud, Francophonie numérique de l'Organisation internationale de la Francophonie
• Open Heritage: Developing and protecting the accessibility of information in a global market under pressure
  By M. Berendse, National Archives of the Netherlands, International Council on Archives
• Archiving the world's e-journals: The Keepers Registry as global monitor
  By P. Burnhill, F. Pelle, P. Godefroy, F. Guy, M. Macgregor, A. Rusbridge, ISSN/PEPRS/The Keepers

The World Audiovisual Memory: Practical Challenges, Theorethical Solutions?

• Treasures that sleep: Film archives in the digital era
  By J. Gagnon, Cinémathèque québécoise, Canada
• Seeing, hearing and moving heritage: Issues and implications for the world's audiovisual memory digital age
  By C. Frick, Coordinating Council of Audiovisual Archives Associations
• The digitization of films and photos of the Istituto Luce
  By E. Ceccuti, Archivio Storico Istituto Luce, Italy
• Challenges and triumphs: Preserving HD video at the UBC School of Journalism
  By A. Jansen, University of British Columbia, Canada
• Digital disaster recovery for audiovisual collections - The theory, the practice
  By Mick Newnham, Trevor Carter, Greg Moss and Rod Butler, National Film and Sound Archives of Australia

Metadata and Formats for Digitization and Digital Preservation

• Metadata and formats for digitization and digital preservation
  By J. Tennis, The University of Washington, United States
• Ensuring a future for the past: Long-term preservation strategies for digital archaeological data
  By A. Rabinowitz, M. Esteva, J. Trelogan, The University of Texas at Austin, United States
• It FITS the Cultural Heritage! Formats for preservation: From spatial data to cultural resources
  By P. Manoni, Vatican Library, Vatican State; G. Michetti, The University of British Columbia, Canada
• Working with file formats
  By L. Enns, G. Badesha, City of Surrey, Canada
• Autonomic preservation of "access copies" of digital contents
  By W. Allasia, EURIX srl. Digital Media Technology, Italy; F. Falchi, C. Meghini, National Research Council, Italy

A Methodological Framework to Ensure Preservation

• Bias and balance in the preservation of digital heritage
  By A. Prodan, Cottbus University, Germany
• Archives are not trees: Hierarchical representations in digital environment
  By G. Michetti, University of British Columbia, Canada
• The archivist and the architect: Better digital information management by working together?
  By G. Samuelsson, Mid-Sweden University
• ECM applications and digital preservation - Suggested policy bridge
  By S. Katuu, International Monetary Fund
• Facilitating the aggregation of dispersed personal archives: A proposed functional technical and business model
  By C. Prom, University of Illinois, United States

Digital Objects as Forensic Evidence

• Constructing and evaluating digital evidence for processes
  By C. Rudolph, N. Kuntze, FraunhoferInstitute for Secure Information Technology, Darmstadt, Germany
• Forensic barriers: Legal implications of storing information in the Cloud
  By A. Alva, B. Endicott-Popovsky, S. David, University of Washington, United States
• Models in collaborative and distributed digital investigation with ubiquitous computing and communication systems
  By D. Keeling, M. Lemon, M. Losavio, University of Louisville, United States
• Cloud computing implications to digital forensics: A new methodology proposal
  By F. Marturana, University of Tor Vergata, Roma
• Memory forensics: Extract file handles
  By A. Hay, G. Peterson, Air Force Institute Technology, United States

Institutional and Inter-Organizational Initiatives in Digitization

• Digitization of documentary heritage collections in Indic language: Comparative study of five major digital library initiatives in India
  By A. Das, J. Nehru University, India
• Digital heritage preservation - Economic realities and options
  By Ronald Walker, Executive Director, Canadiana.org
• Positioning libraries in the digital preservation
  By S. Reilly, LIBER, the European Association of Research Libraries
• Experiences from Digidaily - Inter-agency mass digitization of newspapers in Sweden
  By H. Rosen, T. Johansson, H. Johansson, The National Library of Sweden; M. Andersson, The National Archives of Sweden

Preserving Images: What do we need to know? (SI)

• Paths of memory: Audiovisual archives and identity in an African international organization
  By A. Pam, Central Bank of the States of West Africa, Senegal
• Digitization as a preservation strategy: Saving and sharing the American Geographical Society Library's historic nitrate negative images
  By K. Matusiak, University of Denver, United States; T. Johnston, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries, United States
• Born digital images: Creation to preservation
  By J. Bushey, University of British Columbia, Canada
• Essential skills for digital preservation: Addressing the training needs of staff in small heritage institutions
  By A. Altobellis, Northeast Document Conservation Center, United States

Small and large scale digitization: Towards a shared conceptual model

• Building sustainable digital cultural heritage collections: Towards best practices for micro-level digital projects
  By P. Botticelli, A. Clark, P. Montiel-Overall, University of Arizona, United States
• Lessons learned from large scale digital preservation projects in the Netherlands
  By V. Wintermans, M. de Niet, Titia van der Werf, Netherlands National Commission for UNESCO
• Validating quality in large-scale digitization: Findings from research on image error
  By P. Conway, University of Michigan, United States
• Lost in transit: The informative capacity of digital reproductions
  By L. Björk, National Library of Sweden

Preservation of Audiovisual Material

• Meeting the challenge of digital audiovisual preservation
  By B. Gordon, Harvard University, United States
• Preservation planning for media collections: The Indiana University Media Preservation Initiative
  By M. Casey, Indiana University, United States
• Video compression ... for dummies?
  By G. Blood, Consultant, United States
• Ibero-American preservation platform for the of sound and audiovisual heritage
  By P. Pellizzari, Fonoteca Nazionale Svizzera; A. Hegewisch, Fonoteca Nacional de Mexico

Trusting Data and Documents Online

• Investigating and analyzing the web-based contents on Chinese Shanzhai mobile phones
  By J. Fang, Z. L. Jiang, M. Yiu, L. Hui, K. P. Chow, N. He, University of Hong Kong
• Refining the framework of digital forensics
  By J. Huang, Y. Chen, K. Choo, X. Fu, UMass Lowell; Z. Ling, South East University, Nanjing, China
• Implementing digital forensic readiness for Cloud computing using performance monitoring tools
  By F. R. Van Staden, H. S. Venter, University of Pretoria, South Africa
• Security monitoring for wireless network forensics (SMoWF)
  By Y. Cai, P. Ji, Citiy University of New York, United States