[Dspace-general] New England DuraSpace Community: Preservation and Archiving Seminar & Networking Reception on December 10, 2009
Valorie Hollister
vhollister at fedora-commons.org
Fri Nov 20 13:00:53 EST 2009
Apologies for the cross posting....
New England DuraSpace Community: Preservation and Archiving Seminar &
Networking Reception, Northeastern U, December 10, 2009
Friday, November 20th, 2009 9:57 am
Written by: Carol Minton Morris
Mountain View, CA Register today to join Sun Microsystems Preservation
and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) and host Northeastern
University for an information-packed day focused on open computing
solutions and best practices in the digital preservation and archiving
space.
Duraspace will lead two breakout sessions–one focused on the DuraCloud
service, and one about DuraSpace Solution Communities that provide
leadership, tools and coordination around critical community issues to
establish the conditions in which collaboration can flourish to provide
durable access to our digital heritage.
The day will focus on finding topics of mutual co-operation in the areas
of Repositories, Digital Libraries, Data Curation, Management of
eScience content, and Long-Term Preservation. Experts from Harvard
University, Columbia University, MIT, Sun Microsystems, and other local
institutions will discuss their projects and new technologies, including
open storage, sustainable preservation architectures, and new reference
architectures.
Agenda items will include:
Sun PASIG focus an global trends
Sun in education
Use cases presented by local institutions
Sun technology overview and reference architecture
Breakout sessions discussing partner solutions, Storage Archive Manager
(SAM) and Infinite Archive System (IAS)
Sun’s PASIG (http://www.sun-pasig.ning.com/) community provides support
for organizations challenged with preserving and archiving important
research and cultural heritage materials. Founding members include The
Alberta Library, The British Library, Stanford University, Johns Hopkins
University and other leading global libraries and universities. This is
the second PASIG-related regional conference directed at fostering local
collaboration. Ideas and input from this conference will be incorporated
into the semi-annual global PASIG events.
Space is limited and people must register to attend:
https://www.suneventreg.com//cgi-bin/register.pl?EventID=2965
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