DLF Forum 2019

Presentations
Session Chair: Daniel Noonan (The Ohio State University)
Session Chair: Stefan Elnabli (UC San Diego)
 
Planning to Preservation: Creating an Optimal Digital Preservation Program with Limited Resources
Fatemeh Rezaei, Kristin Conlin
University of Baltimore, United States of America
 
The University of Baltimore’s Library conducted the Digital Preservation Capabilities Maturity Model survey to move library leadership to a critical juncture in its development of a program. Our current policy and test workflow drafts reflect the ongoing work of a Digital Preservation program.
 
 
Ten Years of DigiPres: Transforming a System into a Program
Julie Rudder, Erica Titkemeyer, Jessica Venlet
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Libraries, United States of America
 
The UNC-CH Libraries’ have been preserving and providing access to born-digital materials for ten years in the Carolina Digital Repository. In this presentation, we will reflect on ten years of digital preservation work, share a few lessons learned, and report on what’s on the horizon for our digital preservation program.
 
 
Shift it in the Stack (Not those Stacks)
Nathan Tallman
Penn State University Libraries, United States of America
 
This talk will look 5 and 10 years into the future, examining alternative approaches to digital preservation repositories. By moving bread-and-butter digital preservation application functions to lower parts of the infrastructure stack and adopting approaches used by the commercial sector, we can decrease complexity and increase sustainability of digital preservation.