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Glen,
I'd be happy to participate in the Government Content Team efforts. I can
provide case studies for photos, audio, and video if desired. I am also
looking for guidelines to share with the field (over 400 parks and
programs) on how to manage/preserve/archive digital assets.
Please let me know how I can get involved.
Cheers,
Chris Dietrich, MS, PMP
Digital Information Services Program Manager
Resource Information Services Division (RISD)
U.S. National Park Service
303-987-6971
*Conservation means development as much as it does protection. I recognize
the right and duty of this generation to develop and use the natural
resources of our land; but I do not recognize the right to waste them, or
to rob, by wasteful use, the generations that come after us.* — Theodore
Roosevelt
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 9:22 AM, McAninch, Glen (KDLA)
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> The follow is a draft list of possible case studies the will be
> developed by the Government Content team:
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> Statement of the Problem and Goals for Addressing the Problem:
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> Government content is selected for preservation based on records
> retention schedules that identify records for preservation within the
> content areas of their institutional mandate. The concept of "best
> practice" should be measured by the extent to which procedures and
> methods seek to adhere to the standards set in TRAC and ISO 16363.
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> The actionable next steps for the team include the
> development of the following case studies:
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> 1) Develop a list of commonly used electronic formats that
> are ranked according to three levels of preservation and access quality
> for each format type (video, audio, text, photo, etc.) that can aid in
> the development of effective transfer guidelines.
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> 2) Developed a list of agreed upon functional requirements
> for selecting preservation software based on the OAIS Reference model
> and serving governments at various levels
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> 3) Provide sample preservation policy statements that can be
> used by government institutions with a similar environment.
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> 4) Provide studies of appraisal rationale and methods that
> facilitate the transfer of records in preservation ready and accessible
> formats by making records creators aware of preservation needs.
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> The studies will be created in the order that they are listed based on
> the interest and resources of the group. Many other useful case studies
> might be suggested for other phases of the life cycle with more time and
> resources. The case studies suggested are believed to be the most useful
> ones to save at risk electronic records. The team will coordinate with
> the State Electronic Records Initiative (SERI) in refining these case
> studies and distributing them for use in training institutes.
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Cathy
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> Subject: [NDSA-CONTENT] NDSA Content WG Call - Wed (11/7) 11 AM EST
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> Hello All,
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> Below is the agenda for our Wednesday call, brief reports form some of
> our Content Teams, and the call in information. I hope that many of you
> can join us. If you are a Content Team facilitator and would like to
> bring a draft of a case study for the group to discuss, please be
> prepared to do so.
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> If we missed your Content team report in our email and you would like to
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> --Upcoming Presentations about our work: BPE presentation & Archive-IT
> and other presentations (everyone)
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> --Content teams: Are there questions or reports from the Content Teams
> that need to be brought up for discussion? (everyone) --Case study
> review: Discussion of case studies that teams have prepared and are
> ready to talk through with the group.
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> --Next call
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> Content Team Reports:
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> Geospatial Content Team:
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> Working to address sustainability solutions for the geopreservation.gov
> resource.
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> Exploring opportunities to engage with the geospatial industry through
> invited speakers. Upcoming, a presentation by Wayne Graham of the
> University of Virginia's Scholars' Lab Exploring and sharing partner
> geospatial collection development policies
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> Social sciences Team
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> We posted examples of "How to provide guidance and assessment on the
> life of data. Not all data are meant to be kept forever." There is a
> Google Doc that will be transferred or linked from the NDSA wiki.
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> The Science, Mathematics, Technology and Medicine content team met on
> September 24 to discuss the development of content case studies. We've
> prepared two drafts, one for forums and one for blogs, and plan to meet
> November 8 to discuss any further revisions. These drafts, as well as
> our meeting notes, are posted on the wiki. I would also like to note
> that we've added a new member to our content team, Jennifer Harbster
> from LC.
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> The Arts and Humanities Team had their first meeting on September 26th
> and are now working on brainstorming potential case studies and defining
> a model specifically for arts and humanities case studies. The group is
> hoping to meet again in the end of November where we'll revisit our
> brainstorm and discuss collaboration opportunities with the Cultural
> Heritage Group. Our September meeting minutes are available for download
> on the Arts and Humanities Content Team page on the NDSA Wiki. Gail
> Truman is now a co-facilitator with the Arts and Humanities Team.
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> Cultural Heritage Team
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> We discussed the advisability of closer collaboration with the Arts and
> Humanities Team, facilitated by Jonathan McGlone. We compiled our
> documents associated with the case study, and concluded from the last
> CWG phone conference that a broader approach may be advisable, and would
> seem to make closer cooperation with Arts & Humanities likewise
> advisable. The two teams have been in contact since that time. A&H has
> recently met and has taken an approach to divide up their mandate by
> topic, whereas Cultural Heritage has focused on the mode of oral history
> across topical areas. Discussions between A&H and Cultural Heritage
> continue.
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