DC-NET Project

Brussels: DC-NET Seminar

PROGRAMME

14:00 Case Study 1: the Archipel project, a network-centric approach to sustainable digital archives, Dries Moreels (BAM, Flemish Institute for Visual, Audiovisual and Media Art)

14:30 Case Study 2: the Harmonisation of metadata, Lucie Verachten (State Archives of Belgium)

15:00 Case Study 3: the PEPs Plan (Preservation and Exploitation of the Cultural Heritage) and its state of implementation, Evelyne Lentzen (General Delegate for the Digitization of the Cultural Heritage of the French Community of Belgium)

15:30 Visit to the digitisation platform of the State Archives of Belgium, Lucie Verachten

16:00 Conclusions, Jean Moulin

Istanbul: SEERA-EI Istanbul 2012

2012-01-23T10:49:07+01:00

SEERA-EI Istanbul 2012 Project Closing Conference

Ljubljana: INDICATE Workshop on Geo-coded cultural heritage content

2012-01-20T10:08:33+01:00

The scope of the workshop is:

to present best practice examples of the use of GIS technology for access to digital cultural content
to discuss how e-Infrastructures can be used to enhance GIS cultural applications
to analyse the resources which e-Infrastructures offer, and how they can be deployed to deal with GIS cultural implementations.

INFO

Roma: DC-NET International Final Conference

Venue:
Sala Convegni Santa Marta, piazza del Collegio romano 5

Organized by
Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali
Istituto centrale per il catalogo unico delle biblioteche italiane
DC-NET Project

Free entrance / Ingresso libero
Simultaneous translation / Traduzione simultanea

Registration form (mandatory within 3 March 2012) / Modulo di registrazione (obbligatorio entro il 3 marzo 2012)

How can e-Infrastructures support digital cultural heritage? What can Member States do so that cultural institutions may benefit from the research infrastructures? What are the priorities to be addressed? The final DC-NET international conference will answer to these questions. The talks will focus on the results of the project in terms of reflections and concrete actions. The conference is targeted to digital cultural heritage experts, e-infrastructures providers and policy makers.

Cosa possono fornire le eInfrastructure al patrimonio culturale digitale? Cosa possono fare gli Stati membri affinché le istituzioni culturali possano beneficiare delle grandi infrastrutture per la ricerca? Quali sono le priorità da indirizzare? A queste domande risponderà la conferenza internazionale conclusiva del progetto europeo DC-NET. Gli interventi verteranno sui risultati del progetto in termini di riflessioni e azioni concrete. La conferenza è rivolta a esperti del patrimonio culturale digitale, gestori di e-infrastructures e policy maker.

Draft Programme

MORNING

9,30-10,00 - Registration / Registrazione

10,00-10,20 - Welcome and introduction / Benvenuto e introduzione

Antonia Pasqua Recchia (Secretary General of the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities / Segretario generale del Ministero per I beni e le attività culturali)

10,20-10,50 - Keynote speech / Discorso di apertura

Cristina Acidini, Director / direttore del Polo Museale FIorentino
Lectio magistralis

10,50-12,30 - First session / Prima sessione - The political framework / Il contesto politico
Chair: Jean Moulin (BELSPO, Belgium)

10,50-11,20
European Commission representative / rappresentante della Commissione europea

11,20-11,40
Rossella Caffo (ICCU Director, DC-NET project coordinator / Direttore ICCU, coordinatore progetto DC-NET)
The DC-NET joint activities plan / Il piano di attività condivise di DC-NET

11,40-12,00
Rene Belso (eIRG co-Chair)
Title to be defined / Titolo da definire

12,00-12,20
Annette Kelly (An Chomhairle Leabharlanna / The Library Council, Ireland)
How the Cultural sector can benefit of the results of DC-NET - Come il settore culturale può beneficiare dei risultati di DC-NET

12,20-12,40
Questions and answers / Domande e risposte
Conclusions of the morning session / Conclusioni della sessione mattutina

12,40-13,30 Lunch / Pranzo

AFTERNOON

13,30-14,00 - Keynote speech / Discorso di apertura

Piero Attanasio (Associazione italiana editori)
Digital rights and digital culture in the scenario of the new European directives / Diritti digitali e cultura digitale alla luce delle nuove direttive europee

14,00-17,30 - Second session / Seconda sessione - The results of the DC-NET project / I risultati del progetto DC-NET
Chair: Christophe Dessaux (Ministère de la culture et de la communication, France)

14,00-14,20
Antonella Fresa (DC-NET Technical coordinator)
The structure of the DC-NET project / La struttura del progetto DC-NET

14,20-14,40
Jean Moulin (BELSPO, Belgium)
Creating a dialogue between the Digital Cultural Heritage and e-infrastructures / Creare un dialogo culturale tra il patrimonio culturale digitale e le e-infrastructures

14,40-15,00
Borje Justrell (National Archive, Sweden)
Digital Cultural Heritage service priorities / Le priorità dei servizi per patrimonio culturale digitale

15,00-15,20
Raivo Ruusalepp (Estonia)
Study on preservation / Studio sulla preservation

15,20-15,40
Maristella Agosti (University of Padua)
The role of research for the development of the digital cultural heritage / Il ruolo della ricerca per lo sviluppo del patrimonio culturale digitale

15,40-16,00
Coffee break / Pausa caffè

16,00-17,00 - Round table among the speakers / Tavola rotonda con I relatori

17,00-17,15
Conclusions and future activities beyond DC-NET / Conclusioni e attività future dopo DC-NET

Tallin: e-Infrastruktuurid, pilvetehnoloogia, s�ilitamine ja digiteerimine

2012-01-12T12:33:15+01:00

Tallinn, Ennistuskoda Kanut

PROGRAMME

10.00 – 10.15 Registreerimine kohvi ja suupisted

10.15 – 10.30 Ülevaade DC-NET projektist Indrek Eensaar, Kultuuriministeerium

10.30 – 11.45 e-Infrastruktuurid, GRID ja Cloud Hardi Teder, EENET Kohvipaus

11.55 – 12.45 Kultuuripärandi digitaalne säilitamine (teenuste võtmes) Raivo Ruusalepp

12.45 – 13.30 Lõuna, kohapeal

13.30 – 14.15 Pikaajaline digitaalne säilitamine mäluasutuste perspektiivis Andres Uueni, EK Kanut

14.15 - 14.25 Kohvipaus

14.25 – 14.55 Vajalikud juhendmaterjalid ja töövoog digiteerimise läbiviimiseks. Vajalikud programmid Andres Uueni, EK Kanut

14.55 – 15.55 Digiteerimise tehnilised vahendid ja nende ettevalmistus Martin Sermat, EK Kanut

15.55 – 16.00 Kohvipaus

16.00 – 17.00 Digiteerimise läbiviimiseks vajalikud seaded Jaanus Heinla, EK Kanut

Florence: 2nd LIBER international workshop on digital preservation

2011-12-12T08:35:48+01:00

Venue:
Auditorium - Ente Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze
Via Folco Portinari 5/red
Florence, Italy

The LIBER Steering Committee for Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the Fondazione Rinascimento Digitale in Florence and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend the second international workshop on digital preservation.

‘Do not go at this game alone’, was the unmistakable advice given to LIBER libraries at the end of the first LIBER workshop on digital preservation in The Hague in 2010. Since then, the euro crisis and budget cuts have only exacerbated the need to seek partnerships in securing long-term access to your digital collections. But with whom can you partner? How does it work? What are the advantages and disadvantages of various forms of partnering? And how much of the responsibility will always be yours, no matter how much of the actual work you outsource to others?

This workshop will provide an overview of the best-known collaborative initiatives: the stakeholders involved, the basic set-ups, the legal foundations, the business models – and help you analyse which alternatives are best suited for your organisation, your type of collection and your national culture. We will deal with organisational issues, legal issues, financial issues and technical issues that will influence your choices. Critical questions will be asked by experts in the field, and there will be plenty of time to ask your own questions.

Lastly, the workshop will showcase a number of best practices.

You will go home with a keen understanding of the types of collaborative practices available which will enable you to start discussing long-term preservation policies with your management team.

Details of the program and registration information will follow shortly.
http://www.rinascimento-digitale.it

Budapest: E-infrastructure basics for cultural institutions and the best use cases

2011-11-08T10:51:22+01:00

Place:
National Széchényi Library

Time:
10:00 - 15:00

Program

Welcome (by the workshop organiser)

Objectives of the workshop (by the workshop organiser):

This aim is to give the basic notions about e-infrastructures, what they are and how they work. We will show interactively how they can be used by the heritage community through the practice of public collections users and the Hungarian NREN NIIFI.

First Block

Question: What is e-Infrastructure (NREN)?

Answer by NIIFI: e-Infrastructure is the term used to indicate a set of computing resources, storage and application tools interconnected by high bandwidth networks.

Elements of e-Infrastructure - Large amount of data generation and storage; middleware, cloud technology, virtual research communities

Feedback from DCH: pros and cons of own infrastructure.

Second block

Question: What are the services DCH uses?

Answer: Results of our survey.

Feedback from NIIFI and DCH: Comments and information on new cooperation, exchange of views and problems

Third block

Question: What are the current and planned projects where use of e-Infrastructure would be feasible?

Answer by DCH: overview of current and planned projects, exchange of views and problems.

Feedback from NIIFI: how to enhance trust and provide tailored services.

Fourth Block

Question: What measures are needed to extend cooperation?

Answer by DCH: prerequisites of trust, tailored services, low prices and fees

Feedback of NIIFI

The planned number of participants is 50 experts of DCH and 5 specialists from NIIFI

Stockholm: DC-NET Workshop om e-infrastrukturen f�r kulturarvsinstitutioner

2011-11-02T23:07:40+01:00

Riksarkivet, Fyrverkarbacken 13, Marieberg, Stockholm.

24 oktober 2011

12.00 - 13.00 Registrering

Block 1: Aktörer för en e-infrastruktur i Sverige

13.00 - 13.30 Inledning

Börje Justrell, Riksarkivet

13.30 - 14.00 Presentation av samordningssekretariatet för digitalisering, digitalt bevarande och digital förmedling av kulturarvet -

Rolf Källman, Riksarkivet

14.00 - 14.30 SUNET och Vetenskapsrådet

Hans Wallberg, SUNET

Eva Stensköld, Vetenskapsrådet

14.30 -15.00 EU-projektet DC-net (Digital Cultural Heritage Network)

Börje Justrell, Riksarkivet

15.00 -15.30 Kaffe

Block 2 A: Behov av bredbandsuppkoppling

15.30 - 16.00 DC-net - nationell och internationell enkät om behov av uppkoppling

Sanja Halling, Riksarkivet

16.00 - 16.30 Behov av uppkoppling: Case 1

Lars Ilshammar, Arbetarrörelsens arkiv och bibliotek

16.30 - 17.30 Diskussion

Diskussionsledare: Rolf Källman

25 oktober 2011

Block 2 B: Tjänsteutbud för e-infrastruktur

09.00 - 09.30 Inledning

Börje Justrell och Sanja Halling, Riksarkivet

09.30 - 10.00 Tjänsteutbud - Case 2

Lars Lundqvist, Riksantikvarieämbetet

10.00 - 10.30 Diskussion

Diskussionsledare: Eva Stensköld, Vetenskapsrådet

10.30 - 11.30 Kaffe

11.30 - 12 00 Sammanfattning

Börje Justrell och Sanja Halling, Riksarkivet

Noordwijk aan Zee: e-InfraNet Open Workshop

2011-10-25T21:38:36+01:00

As part of the e-InfraNet project's information exchange function workshops are organised to identify and capture good practice and to provide recommendations for further analysis and acitivities.

e-InfraNet is holding a workshop adressing the topic of Open on the 27th and 28th of October. The broad objective of this workshop is to stimulate a lively and engaging debate around the benefits and challenges that the concept of Open Research and higher educaiton in it's broadest sense (encompassing Open Access, data, source, borders) poses for the communities involved. The workshop will address questions such as

Why is it of benefit to the research and higher education communities to adopt a more 'Open approach' in research and education ?
What are the implications (e.g political, organizational, legal) of a more open approach for a (sustainable) e-Infrastructure ?
How can academics from different disciplinary backgrounds learn from each other in developing a coherent vision for (the progress of) the Open agenda ?

The programme which is currently being finalised, will have contributions from researchers and practitioners working on varous aspects of the subject.

For further information:

e-InfraNet website

Amman: Integrating Arab e-Infrastructure in a Global Environment

2011-10-25T21:26:07+01:00

Integrating Arab e-Infrastructure in a Global Environment, organized by the Arab States Research and Education Network, EUMEDGrid Support, EUMEDCONNECT, and INTERNET2, will be held in Amman - Jordan during 12-14 December, 2011.

e-AGE 2011 is meant to be the launching pad for R&E connectivity and cooperation. It will bring together the ASREN, EUMED, GEANT, and INTERNET 2 stakeholders and region's foremost innovators, leaders, scientists, and businesses to discuss and debate new models of innovation, integration of R&E networks, policies for sustainable development in education, means of knowledge sharing and dissemination, capacity building programs, and region-wide e- infrastructure deployment to tackle today's crises in climate change, global economy, food and water scarcity, alternative energy, and threatening environmental issues.

e-AGE 2011 is meant to lay the foundation for a dream of many of today's leaders towards a global e-infrastructure for R&E based on real life broad inclusiveness beyond any political protocols.

Info:
http://eage2011.asrenorg.net/en/program.html

Live streaming:
http://eage2011.asrenorg.net/en/watch-now.html

The 13th December Antonella Fresa will make the presentation Towards a Digital Cultural Heritage e- Infrastructure” [.pdf, 519kb]

Taipei: TELDAP 2011

2011-10-17T08:51:10+01:00

The 2011 Taiwan e-Learning and Digital Archives Program (TELDAP) International Conference and pre-conference workshops of the Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative (ECAI) and Museum Computer Network (MCN) Taiwan Conference will be held at the Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan from Wednesday March 16 to Saturday March 19, 2011. The conference is hosted by International Collaboration and Promotion Division of Taiwan e-Learning & Digital Archives Program.

During the event will be present the INDICATE and DC-NET project.

Taipei: ISGC 2011

2011-10-17T08:49:17+01:00

On 25 March, ISGC 2011 (International Symposium on Grids and Clouds) in conjunction with OGF31 (Open Grid Forum) has closed with satisfaction. The following links are material that have produced on-site over the past week by friends from e-Science Talk and iSGTW. Check these out to see what have happened and highlights during the event.

Brussels: Innovation Convention 2011

2011-08-25T16:18:55+01:00

On 5-6 December 2011, the European Commission is holding its first Innovation Convention following the adoption of the Innovation Union Flagship initiative in October 2010.

This major event will gather more than 1200 participants involved in the innovation chain, including high-level policy makers, leading CEOs, deans of universities and research centres, bankers, venture capitalists, top researchers and innovators.

A detailed programme as well as the registration page for the event are available at: http://ec.europa.eu/research/innovation-union/index_en.cfm?section=ic2011

Warsaw: European Cultural Commons: one day strategy event

2011-08-24T07:55:48+01:00

As part of the Polish EU Presidency, Europeana and the National Library of Poland are running a high- level conference to debate the strategic framework for a European Cultural Commons - a significant action line in the Digital Agenda for Europe 2020.

The event will bring experts in the sector, including digital entrepreneurs and content aggregators, together with national and European policy strategists and political advisors.

The aim is to agree a common vision for a European Cultural Commons that will effectively deliver the diversity of digitised cultural content in ways that satisfy the full range of user needs and expectations. Key outcomes will be the identification of the delivery barriers and an agreed strategy to overcome them.

During the morning sessions keynote speakers will share their insights on the essence and governance of the Commons, legal issues and user perspectives. Different types of aggregators will elaborate on how they see their position in a European Cultural Commons, their target users and their relationships with other providers in the cultural space. A moderated panel discussion will examine portals' successful content-delivery strategies.

Workshops in the afternoon will explore the various barriers to the Cultural Commons in terms of data access, competences and funding. The result of the workshops will be draft recommendations for the development of an operational European Cultural Commons, as the basis for discussion with national governments, the European Parliament and the Commission.

The event is free and travel costs will be reimbursed according to Europeana v2.0 travel rules. Register now at http://europeanculturalcommons.eventbrite.com

Roma: Seminario informativo DC-NET: Nozioni di base sulle e-infrastructures e casi d%u2019uso nell%u2019ambito delle istituzioni culturali

2011-08-23T08:05:46+01:00

Sede:

Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Roma - Saletta 1
Viale Castro Pretorio, 105

Come arrivare:

http://www.bncrm.librari.beniculturali.it/index.php?it/203/come-arrivare

Obiettivi del seminario:

Il workshop intende fornire nozioni di base sulle e-infrastructure, la loro tipologia e il loro utilizzo. Le storie degli utenti dimostreranno come le loro potenzialità possono servire efficacemente anche gli istituti culturali e non solo il mondo della ricerca

Destinatari:

Decision makers ed esperti delle istituzioni culturali, che operano nei settori ICT e digitalizzazione del patrimonio culturale.

Presentazioni - MP3 - Immagini

Programma

MATTINO (BNCR, Sala I, Piano Terra) - 9:30-13:30

9:00 - 9:30 Registrazione

9:30 - 9:40 Apertura

Osvaldo Avallone, direttore Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Roma

9:30 - 10:00 Sessione introduttiva

Chair: Rossella Caffo

9:40-10:00 Keynote speaker

Paolo Galluzzi (Museo Galileo)

10:00 - 10:20
Il progetto DC-NET
Antonella Fresa, coordinatore tecnico DC-NET

10:20 - 10:40
Le National Research and Educational Network e il ruolo del GARR
Enzo Valente, direttore Consortium GARR

Questa presentazione intende spiegare cosa è una National Research and Education network (NREN), quali sono i suoi obiettivi, quali istituti vi sono già collegati, come può aiutare il settore della cultura

10:40 - 11:00
Computing and Storage infrastructure
Federico Ruggieri, Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, IGI - Italian Grid Infrastructure

Questa presentazione illustrerà un differente tipo di e-infrastructure, le computing and storage infrastructure, e i benefici che possono derivare dal loro utilizzo

11:00 - 11:20 Pausa caffè

Storie di utenti: istituti culturali collegati alle reti della ricerca

11:20 - 11:40
Il Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale
Gabriella Contardi, Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico delle Biblioteche Italiane

11:40 - 12:00
Le biblioteche e l'accesso all'informazione online attraverso l'autenticazione federata in rete degli utenti
Laura Tallandini, Sistema Bibliotecario di Ateneo dell'Università di Padova*

12:00 - 12:20
L'uso delle tecnologie avanzate per la diffusione della cultura storico-Scientifica sul web
Iolanda Rolfo, Museo Galileo, Firenze

12:20 - 13:00 Domande e risposte

13:00 - 14:30 Pausa pranzo

POMERIGGIO (presso la Saletta Conferenze dell'ICCU) 14:30 - 16:30

Chair: Maria Teresa Natale

14:30 - 14:50 Biblioteche digitali su GRID per preservare e diffondere il patrimonio umanistico. Le applicazioni-pilota del progetto INDICATE
Roberto Barbera, Università di Catania - Consorzio COMETA

Tutorial

14:50 - 15:30
Comprendere Internet per comprendere le e-infrastructure. Internet basics tutorial
Gabriella Paolini, Consortium GARR

Questo tutorial fornisce informazioni di base su Internet: come funziona? Internet e il Web sono la stessa cosa? Cosa è un indirizzo IP? Cosa è un router?

15:30 - 16:10 Glossario di e-infrastructure
Sabrina Tomassini, Consortium GARR

Il tutorial esplorerà i termini più comunemente utilizzati in relazione alle e-infrastructure. Si analizzerà il significato della parola s-infrastructure, quali sono i suoi componenti (network , computing, middleware, dati).

16:10 - 16:30 Conclusioni

Informazioni: Segreteria ICCU, sara.moretto@beniculturali.it

Taipei: TELDAP International Conference 2012: Call for papers

2011-08-19T09:04:23+01:00

Following the successful conference series of 2009 TELDAP, 2010 TELDAP and 2011 TELDAP, the next TELDAP International Conference will be scheduled on February 21-24, 2012 at Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan. The 2012 TELDAP International Conference, hosted by the International Collaboration and Promotion Division of Taiwan e-Learning & Digital Archives Program (TELDAP), provides an international forum for researchers in the Digital Archives and e-Learning communities to exchange their new ideas, latest research results and discussions for future development. It is essential to organize a high-quality, well-attended and up-to-date conference on various areas of digital archive and e-Learning.

Next year's conference theme is Convergence, Collaboration & Creativity (3C). The invention of book printing in the 15th Century and the organization of knowledge in research libraries allowed unprecedented access to knowledge. To collect, curate, preserve and make available ever-increasing amounts of archival data, the state-of-the-art Information and Communication Technology will be needed. Future accomplishment will be accelerated through persistent access to data and digital materials and their uses and re-use. Over the past few years, digitization and Internet together have revolutionized many disciplines of research, in particular humanity and social sciences. The innovative research projects encourage more collaboration and make their results easier to reuse and re-purpose.

Topics covered in the 2012 conference include: the citizen cyberscience and archives, innovative applications- content, data, and tools, scientific data and biodiversity collections, digital preservation, geographic information system (GIS) and sustainability. Via the series of TELDAP conferences, together we could bring global leaders and creative researchers with the goal to explore new approaches to build future research libraries, archives and sustainable data infrastructure.

All info: http://collab.teldap.tw/teldap2012/index.html

Brussels: GRDI2020 Workshop "Global Research Data Infrastructures: The Big data Challenges

2011-08-19T08:49:57+01:00

GRDI2020 - Towards a 10-Year Vision for Global Research Data Infrastructures, is an Europe-driven initiative proposed as Coordination Action under the Seventh Framework Programme FP7 funded by GÉANT & Infrastructure unit of DG-INFSO of the European Commission (1February 2010 - 24 months).

GRDI2020 is supporting the objectives of the call "INFRA-2009.3: Studies conferences & coordination actions supporting policy development, including international co-operation for e-Infrastructures" in specifically contributing to the definition and development of a European policy for sustainable Global Research Data Infrastructures, thereby aiding in the build-up of the European Research Area.

All info: www.grdi2020.eu

Lyon: EGI Technical Forum

2011-07-18T11:13:00+01:00

The EGI Technical Forum 2011 in Lyon will provide an overview of the EGI community and review the community's plans and progress towards the adoption of a federated virtualised infrastructure for the European user community.

During the session "Portals for EGI Communities", that will take place on the 20th of September, will be presented the INDICATE project.

More information at http://tf2011.egi.eu/

Ankara: Long Term Preservation Workshop

2011-07-12T11:38:00+01:00

Venue
National Library of Ankara
Milli Kütüphane Ba%u015Fkanl%u0131%u011F%u0131 Bahçelievler Son Durak 06490 Ankara (MAP)

Scope of the workshop:

To present best practice examples of digital preservation
To discuss how e-Infrastructures can be used to solve digital preservation problems
To analyse the resources which e-Infrastructures offer, and how they can be deployed to deal with digital preservation

Background information

This event is part of the INDICATE project, which is a coordination action supported by the European Commission in the frame of the FP7-Capacities programme, e-infrastructure thematic area.

The INDICATE project started on the 1st of September 2010 and will last 24 months until September 2012.
More detailed information are available online at the project’s website:
www.indicate-project.eu

The e-infrastructures enabled digital preservation is considered as a core topic in the work program of the INDICATE project and for this reason a specific workshop has been planned.
The workshop is the follow up of a survey conducted in the countries participating to the project, based on a questionnaire that has been aswered by important institutions from Italy, France, Spain, Greece, Slovenia, Austria, Hungary, Egypt and Turkey. The answers collected during the survey are accessible via the project’s website.
The proceedings of this workshop will be produced as deliverable D3.3 Workshop Proceedings – Digital Preservation of the INDICATE project. Deliverable D3.3 is expected to be released to the European Commission at month 18 of the project. Deliverable D3.3 is planned to be a public document and it will be accessible through the INDICATE project website at www.indicate-project.eu

The results of the workshop will be analysed and re-elaborated by the INDICATE partners and will constitute the basis of the deliverable D5.1 Case Study Report – Long Term Preservation. The deliverable will describe which actions can be taken in a feasible way to initiate the coordination of a European eco-system of data repositories for the long term preservation of the digital cultural resources. The deliverable D5.1 is expected to be released to the European Commission at month 12 of the project. The deliverable D5.2 is planned to be a public document and it will be accessible through the INDICATE project website at www.indicate-project.eu

Presentations

Paris: PrestoCentre Training Course 2011

2011-06-17T08:15:58+01:00

PrestoCentre organises as part of its Professional Development Training Series a course
in "Long-Term Audiovisual Digital Preservation: Strategy, Planning & Tools". Participants in the course
include large audiovisual archives, service providers and technology providers.