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Container Strategies for Data and Software Preservation Workshop
- Michael Hildreth
- Natalie Meyers
- Sandra Gesing
- Rick Johnson
- Elisabeth Long
- Jaroslaw Nabrzyski
- Douglas Thain
- Mark Suhovecky
- Vicky Rampin
- Ian Taylor
- Charles F Vardeman II
- Alexander Vyushkov
- Reid Boehm
- daniel brake
- Don Brower
- Lincoln Bryant
- Ryan Chamberlain
- Euan Cochrane
- Anita de Waard
- Mandy Havert
- Lukas Alexander Heinrich
- Kolin Hodgson
- Cole Hudson
- Greg Janée
- Maciej Malawski
- Tanu Malik
- Elliot Metsger
- Chreston Miller
- Robert Minvielle
- Imad Nijim
- Sharif Nijim
- Kallie O'Connell
- Derek Douglas Owens
- Remi Rampin
- John Schrader
- Andrew Shields
- Rafael Ferreira da Silva
- James Smith
- Sean Summers
- Jian Tao
- Ruth Kitchin Tillman
- Matthew Turk
- Ilija Vukotic
- Charles Williams
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Description: A workshop organized by the DASPOS project, to be held 19-20 May 2016.
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Workshop Use Case 1: Umbrella
Use Case 1: Umbrella Breakout Session(s) held at Container Strategies for Data & Software Preservation Workshop convened by Data and Software Pres...
Workshop Use Case 2: ReproZip
Use Case 2: ReproZip Breakout Session(s) held at Container Strategies for Data & Software Preservation Workshop convened by Data and Software Pres...
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Workshop Reading List on Mendeley at: https://www.mendeley.com/groups/8753661/daspos/papers/
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