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Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Digital Preservation
Lee, Christopher
Zierau, Eld
Woods, Kam
Tibbo, Helen
Pennock, Maureen
Maeda, Yukio
McGovern, Nancy
Konstantelos, Leo
Crabtree, Jonathan
The 12th International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPRES) was held on November 2-6, 2015 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA. There were 327 delegates from 22 countries. The program included 12 long papers, 15 short papers, 33 posters, 3 demos, 6 workshops, 3 tutorials and 5 panels, as well as several interactive sessions and a Digital Preservation Showcase.
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School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
digital preservation, digital curation, iPRES, Chapel Hill
Conferences, Conference 2015
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Fedora 4 Tutorial
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From Theory to Practice: Using ISO 16363
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Roles and Responsibilities for Sustaining Open Source Platforms and Tools
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Using Open-Source Tools to Fulfill Digital Preservation Requirements
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PREMIS Implementation Fair Workshop
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Benchmarking Forum
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Testing the Proposed METS 2.0 Data Model against Use Cases and Complementary Data Models: Presentations and Community Discussion
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Data Mining Web Archives
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Automatic Identification and Preservation of National Parts of the Internet Outside a Country’s Top Level Domain
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Research on Accessibility of Digital Documentation on Physical Media across Different Versions of MS Windows
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Preserving Informal Astronomy: Arceli, the PressForward Plugin, and the Archiving of Scientific Communications
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Using the Virtual-Private Cloud Model to Serve and Preserve Historical Collections: A Case Study (Based on Islandora)
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Strategies for Audit-Based Repository Certification: Guidelines, Resources, and Tools to Prepare, Organize, and Evaluate Criteria Evidence
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Targeting Audiences among the Masses: A Data Curation MOOC for Researchers and Information Professionals
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Making the Pieces Fit: Integrating Preservation into a Digital Material Ecosystem