The Long-term Preservation of Digital Heritage - The Case of Universities Institutional Repositories
2010 - Firenze University Press
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The Long-term Preservation of Digital Heritage - The Case of Universities Institutional Repositories
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- Welcome
- Preface
- Collaboration and Interaction on the Web at the Library of Congress
- The Long-term Preservation of Digital Heritage - The Case of Universities Institutional Repositories
- Ethics of Preservation
- Learning Processes on the Net
- User-Based Evaluation in the Web 2.0 World
- Engaging and Creating Virtual Communities
- Computational Methods in Humanities Research
- Internet-Driven Convergence Between Libraries, Archives and Museums
- Digital Libraries and Digital Preservation
- Europeana
- Digital Libraries Programs in Italy
- The SAN Portal
- Cultural Heritage On-line
- Digital Library Applications and Interactive Web
- Empowering Users and their Institutions
- Trust in Online Interaction
- EuropeanaConnect - Enhancing User Access to European Digital Heritage
- Perspectives from an Online University Community - Community Building in the Web Revolution
- User-Driven Content Selection for Digitisation - the eBooks on Demand Network
- User Collaboration in Mass Digitisation of Textual Materials
- The European History Primary Sources (EHPS) Portal at the European University Institute, Florence
- Digitisation and Communication of Memory
- Pinakes Text
- MyDante and Ellipsis
- The Museum Environment in Transition
- SmartMuseum Knowledge Exchange Platform for Cross-European Cultural Content Integration and Mobile Publication
- Introduction to the Session
- Does Long-Term Preservation Equate to Accessibility Forever?
- The Planets Testbed
- Czech National Digital Library and Long-Term Preservation Issues
- Cultural Heritage
- Towards Supporting Context-Oriented Information Retrieval in a Scientific-Archive Based Information Lifecycle
- Towards a European Global Resolver Service of Persistent Identifiers
- Where Did the User's Go? A Case Study of the Problems of Event Driven Memory Bank
- Turning Pure Web Page Storages into Living Web Archives
- Digital Long-Term Preservation Using a Layered Semantic Metadata Schema of PREMIS 2.0
- PrestoPRIME
- Virtualization of Real Time Audio Processes
- Second Looks at Second Life
- Conclusions and Report from the Parallel Sections
- Enabling Cross-Language Access to Archival Metadata
- Rethinking how to Shape a New Matrix for the Protection and Retention of Cultural Heritage
- Improving Cultural Web Production in Small-Size Institutions
- E-Wandering through the Glories and Vicissitudes of the Roman Agora and Hadrian's Library at Athens
- Empowering Users without Weakening Digital Resources
- BAM - A German Portal for Cultural Heritage as a Single Point of Access for Users
- Involving Users in the Content Enrichment Process of Digitized Archival Material
- Optical Supports for Digital Preservation - Problems and Prospects
- Designing Digital Formats for Cultural Production and Exploitation
- Digitisation of Library Material
- ISEE
- Satellite Events
