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  • 203.1 Implications of perceived preservation levels.

    Potterbusch & Klindt
    This paper describes and explores the concept of perceived preservation levels and their implications. Perceived preservation levels are a way to comm...
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  • 203.2 Preservation Watch at the National Archives of The Netherlands.

    Potterbusch, Lucker, Ras & 2 more
    In 2015 a new preservation policy of the National Archives of The Netherlands (NaNeth) was approved. Part of our policy is the implementation of the s...
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  • 203.3 Nothing succeeds like success: A framework for evaluating digital preservation outcomes.

    Potterbusch & Abrams
    Digital preservation encompasses the theory and practice ensuring purposeful future use of digital resources. But how can one tell whether it has been...
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  • 203.4 Digital preservation interoperability through preservation actions registries.

    Potterbusch, Addis, O'Sullivan & 3 more
    Current digital preservation systems such as Archivematica and Preservica lack a common and consistent way to describe and execute preservation polici...
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  • 203.5 All that work … for what? Return on investment for trustworthy archive certification processes – a case study.

    Potterbusch, Lindlar & Schwab
    TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology hosts and operates a digital preservation system with three purposes: for the preservation...
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  • 204.1 The Changing Landscape: Preserving Mexican documentary heritage.

    Potterbusch & Morfin
    This paper provides insights into the Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico (National Library of Mexico)’s efforts to ensure proper stewardship over its digi...
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  • 204.2 The evolution of digital preservation at the Getty Research Institute: How workflows have evolved in the past five years to address our varied needs.

    Potterbusch, Schroffel, Soleau & 1 more
    Five years ago, at the Getty Research Institute, we implemented the Ex Libris product Rosetta to preserve and provide access to our digital collection...
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  • 204.3 The Big Migration: Lessons learned at the completion of the 10-Year DRS2 Project.

    Potterbusch, Goethals & Patterson
    This paper shares lessons learned at the completion of a large multi- year project (2008-2018) to move to a next-generation digital preservation repos...
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  • 204.4 Identifiers for Digital Objects: The case of software source code preservation.

    Potterbusch, Di Cosmo, Gruenpeter & 1 more
    In the very broad scope addressed by digital preservation initiatives, a special place belongs to the scientific and technical artifacts that we need ...
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  • 205.1 Measuring News Similarity Across Ten U.S. News Sites.

    Potterbusch, Atkins, Nelson & 2 more
    News websites make editorial decisions about what stories to in- clude on their website homepages and what stories to emphasize (e.g., large font size...
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  • 205.2 Off-Topic Memento Toolkit.

    Potterbusch, Jones, Nelson & 1 more
    Web archive collections are created with a particular purpose in mind. A curator selects seeds, or original resources, which are then captured by an a...
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  • 205.3 The Many Shapes of Archive-It.

    Potterbusch, Jones, Nelson & 2 more
    Web archives, a key area of digital preservation, meet the needs of journalists, social scientists, historians, and government orga- nizations. The us...
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  • 207.1 Fencing Apparently Infinite Objects.

    Potterbusch, Espenschied & Rechert
    Todays digital preservation practice focuses mostly on fixed or complete objects, which are defined by their manifestation as files or records with th...
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  • 207.2 Digital Preservation in Contemporary Visual Art Workflows.

    Potterbusch & Molloy
    Effective seeking, management, preservation and distribution of digital data objects are critical to successful and sustainable performance in a range...
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  • 207.3 Open the museum’s gates to pirates: Hacking for the sake of digital art preservation.

    Potterbusch, Heiss, Stricot & 1 more
    Third-party software dependency is a big threat for digital art- works. In this paper, we describe our experiences with artworks such as Remote Contro...
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  • 207.4 Evaluation of preservation strategies for an interactive, software-based artwork with complex behavior using the case study Horizons (2008) by Geert Mul.

    Potterbusch, Noordegraaf, Rechert & 1 more
    In order to preserve software-based art the research community has primarily focused on emulation as a preservation strategy. The University of Freibu...
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  • 208.1 Creating a holdings format profile and format matrix for risk-based digital preservation planning at the national archives and records administration.

    Potterbusch & Johnston
    One of the greatest challenge for any archive is the multiplicity of file formats, some of which may be decades old. For the United States National Ar...
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  • 208.2 The Rescue of the Danish Bits - A case study of the rescue of bits and how the digital preservation community supported.

    Potterbusch & Zierau
    The aim of this paper is to illustrate how vulnerable bit preservation is, regardless of how well prepared you think you are, and hopefully to inspire...
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  • 208.3 Preservation planning for emerging formats at the British Library.

    Potterbusch, Day, Jenkins & 2 more
    The British Library and the other UK Legal Deposit Libraries have been collecting various forms of born-digital digital publications since 2013 as par...
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  • 304.1 Defining requirements for machine-actionable data management plans

    Potterbusch, Miksa, Neish & 2 more
    Data Management Plans (DMPs) are free-form text documents describing data used and produced in research projects. The workload and bureaucracy often a...
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  • 304.2 Using blockchain to engender trust in public digital archives

    Potterbusch, Bell, Brown & 7 more
    Archives are special – the homes of our collective memories. Although the archive is still widely perceived as a trusted custodian, archivists are awa...
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  • 305.1 Learning PREMIS Knowledge Base: a tool for humans and machines

    Potterbusch, Di Iorio & Schaerf
    Inspired by the “Knowledge Base” definition of the Open Archival Information System: “A set of information, incorporated by a per- son or system, that...
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  • 305.2 PREMIS 3 OWL Ontology: Engaging sets of linked data

    Potterbusch, Blair, Bountouri & 6 more
    The PREMIS 3.0 Ontology Working Group recognized the need for the preservation community to be able to use Semantic Web tech- nology to leverage syste...
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  • 306.2 15 years of nestor: German Network of Expertise in Digital Preservation (paper presentation)

    Potterbusch, Schrimpf & Tunnat
    nestor is the German network of expertise in Digital Preservation. Like iPRES, nestor looks back on a history of 15 years in 2018. On the occasion of ...
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  • 308.1 Approaching Appraisal: Framing criteria for selecting digital content for preservation

    Potterbusch, Tallman & Work
    Digital preservation practitioners are often asked to make collec- tion and preservation decisions about content they steward; more often than not thi...
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  • 308.2 The Cost of Keeping It: Towards effective cost-modeling for digital preservation

    Potterbusch, Dohe & Durden
    With the introduction of tools like the DLF’s Digitization Cost Cal- culator, forecasting and fundraising for digitization projects can be achieved wi...
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  • 309.1 The application of E-ARK tools for archival interoperability to support a long-term sustainable Digital Single Market

    Potterbusch, Aas, Anderson & 2 more
    Since the early 2000s the European Union has promoted and supported the development of cross-border and digital means for conducting business and runn...
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  • 309.2 ARK is in the Air: ARKs Trending in the French-speaking Area and the BnF’s Role in the ARK Story

    Potterbusch, Caron, de La Houssaye & 4 more
    Recent years have been marked by growing adoption of Archival Resource Key (ARK) identifiers in France and in French-speaking countries, growing relia...
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  • 310.1 The Network Electronic Archiving Concept for Organizing Digital Preservation for Small Archives

    Potterbusch, Johansen & Nørøxe
    This paper presents details about a network organization that enables small public archives in Denmark to do professional digital preservation that bo...
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  • 310.2 From Theory to Practice: The art and implementation of trustworthy digital repository certification

    Potterbusch, Tieman & Walls
    In January 2015, GPO initiated a project to assess FDsys/govinfo against the ISO 16363 Trustworthy Digital Repository standard. As part of the assessm...
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  • 310.3 Earning trust: A case of digital preservation at two private archives

    Potterbusch, Gillesse & Ras
    In this paper a comparison is made between two private Dutch archives (Het Nieuwe Instituut and International Institute of Social History) and how the...
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  • 310.4 The Art of Preserving Scientific Data: Building collaboration into the preservation of a legacy database

    Anderson, Braxton, Imker & 1 more
    Scientists collect, generate, and analyze data in a variety of forms. Oftentimes, this leads to datasets that have been organized, rendered, and store...
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  • 311.1 Latin American Observatory of sound and audiovisual archives (paper presentation)

    Potterbusch & Reséndiz
    News, paradigm-shifting ideas, social movements, scientific discoveries and artistic creations have all been documented through audiovisual recordings...
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  • 312.1 Checksums on Modern Filesystems, or: On the virtuous consumption of CPU cycles

    Potterbusch, Garnett, Simpson & 1 more
    Computing checksums to prevent bit rot is accepted wisdom in the digital preservation community. Yet in other domains, this wisdom is approached quite...
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  • 312.2 The Oxford Common File Layout

    Potterbusch, Hankinson, Warner & 1 more
    The Oxford Common File Layout (OCFL) initiative is an effort to define a shared approach to file hierarchy for long-term preservation. What began as a...
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  • 401.1 Between creators and keepers: How HNI builds its digital archive

    Potterbusch & Molenda
    In 2017 Het Nieuwe Instituut (HNI) – Dutch agency for architecture, design and digital culture started a research project leading to the implementatio...
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  • 401.2 Revamping the "Difficult (Potentially)" but "Mostly Good" and "Pretty Smooth" Removable Media Workflow at the Bentley Historical Library

    Potterbusch, Eckard & Hagen
    Archivists at the University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library recently concluded a project to review and initiate improvements to our five-year-...
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  • 401.3 Data Recovery and Investigation from 8-inch Floppy Disk Media: Three Use Cases

    Potterbusch, Adams, Roche & 1 more
    Significant progress and guidance has been produced in data recovery for 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch floppy disks, but similar recovery steps for 8-inch fl...
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  • 401.4 Email Preservation at Scale: Preliminary Findings Supporting the Use of Predictive Coding

    Potterbusch, Kaczmarek & West
    Email provides a rich history of an organization yet poses unique challenges to archivists. It is difficult to acquire and process due to sensitive co...
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  • 402.1 Adventures with ePub3

    Potterbusch, Day & Pennock
    The role of standards in digital preservation is widely acknowledged. The current version of the ePub standard, used for publishing and disseminating ...
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  • 402.2 PDF Mayhem: Is Broken Really Broken?

    Potterbusch, Helin, Koivunen & 2 more
    In this paper, we focus on the quality of PDF files. We are interested in errors that validators report during the validation process: how accurate ar...
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