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Can’t Wait for Perfect

Implementing “Good Enough" Digital Preservation

@shirapeltzman & @AlicePrael bit.ly/1p1ZDGm Code4Lib Philadelphia | March 8th, 2016

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National Digital Stewardship Residency

  • Grant funded by
  • 5 residents, 9-12 months
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3 Principles

  • f

Digital Preservation

  • Bit preservation
  • Content management
  • Ongoing accessibility

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Resources Priorities Collection Needs

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Project Management

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Don’t alone!

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go it

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Inventory

  • File formats
  • File size & extent
  • Description &

location of physical media

  • Description &

location(s) of files

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Inventory

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Category Title & Description Date Location Extent Format

  • Dates covered in

content

  • Date of

digitization/ creation of digital files

  • Date of

acquisition

  • Location
  • f physical

media

  • File

location

  • Extent of

physical record (if digitized)

  • Size and

extent of file(s)

  • Format
  • f files
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  • Born digital
  • Digitized where there is no analog

High Priority Low Priority

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  • Digitized (add’l features & annotations)
  • Digitized where there is an analog
  • Objects preserved elsewhere
  • Objects that don’t fall within

your mission

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High priority items may require

  • More copies of each file
  • More storage in separate geographic locations
  • More frequent fixity checks
  • More robust monitoring for format obsolescence

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Break it Down

  • Divide & conquer
  • Build expertise
  • Start with

‘low-hanging fruit’

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Advocacy & Collaboration

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Identify

Collaborators

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Small Change, Big Impact

  • Communicate

effectively

  • Update your

mission’s statement

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DIGITAL PRESERVATION IS EXPEN$IVE

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Doing the Work! Tools & Costs

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Finding the Right Tools

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  • Metadata
  • File formats
  • Fixity & data integrity
  • Information security
  • Storage and geographic

location

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NDSA Levels of Preservation

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NDSA Levels of Preservation {+}

← now with added tools & resources

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Encourage use of a limited set of known

  • pen formats and

codecs Inventory of file formats in use Monitor file format

  • bsolescence issues

Perform format migrations, emulation and similar activities as needed PRONOM Sustainability of Digital Formats {LoC} File Information Tool Set {FITS} → Digital Preservation Policy should outline acceptable digital formats Guidance for Digital File Formats {NARA} PRONOM Sustainability of Digital Formats {LoC} Migration Checklist {NDSA}

Levels of Digital Preservation {+}

Level 3 Level 4 Level 2 Level 1 Original Levels {File Format} Added Tools & Resources {File Format} bit.ly/1p1ZDGm

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"Preservation without access is pointless"

  • The Committee For Film Preservation and Public Access

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Please contribute!

NDSA Levels + Tools and Resources Level of Access for Digital Preservation

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Alice Prael alicesaraprael@gmail.com @AlicePrael

{Keep in touch!}

Shira Peltzman speltzman@library.ucla.edu @shirapeltzman

Thanks

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