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Below is the latest version of the Mexico City Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG<https://preservationandarchivingsig.org/>) meeting February 12-14. The main website is at http://pasig2019.colmex.mx. The two tier Early Bird registration fee is either $150 or $50 depending upon your location. Hotel recommendations are on the website. In that conference space is limited we would recommend early registration. We have set out agenda time for Lightning Talks since these have been popular in the past. We will notify the PASIG community at a later date about submitting pre-conference topics. We would like to thank the Program Committee for all their hard work. Additionally, we would like to thank our committed sponsors, Libnova and Preservica, for their generosity! Please feel free to publicize the PASIG conference to other communities. PASIG Agenda Tuesday, 12 February, 2019: Community Conversations: People, Process, etc. 9.30 Registration and coffee 10:00 Welcome 10:05 Introduction to Digital Preservation: Tom Cramer (Stanford University) 10:45 Tools and Resources to Do Self-Assessment: Amy Rudersdorf (AVP), Ben Fino Radin (Small Data Industries) 11:30 Break 11:50 Training and Education Opportunities: Frances Harrell (NEDCC), Educopia TBD 12:50 Lunch 13:50 Digital Preservation Community Building: Carl Wilson (Open Preservation Foundation - OPF), Alex Cassanoff (Educopia), Courtney Mumma (Texas Digital Library) 14:50 Vendor and Service Provider Environmental Scan: David Minor (University of California at San Diego), Amy Rudersdorf (AVP) 15:15 Break 15:45 Digital Preservation Storage Environmental Scan: Neil Jefferies (Oxford University), Sibyl Schaefer (University of California at San Diego) 16:15 Preservation Action Registry (PAR): Becky McGuinness (OPF), Jon Tilbury (Preservica), Sarah Romkey (Artefactual) 16:45 Closing Wednesday, 13 February, 2019 8:30 Coffee and Registration 9:00 Keynote: Carlos Martínez Suárez, Video Trópico Sur Session 1 - Latin American and Caribbean Perspective 9:45 Digital Preservation: Theory and Practice in Mexico, Isabel Galina (National University of Mexico - UNAM) 10:05 Digital Preservation GLAM-LATAM - Discussion Panel: Erika Rangel (Archivos Generales de Colombia), Williams Mendoza (Casa de las Americas, Cuba), Amarilis de León, Guadalupe Rivera (Biblioteca Nacional de Panamá), David Leija (APREDIG, Asociacion Iberoamericana de Preservación) Digital, México) 11:00 Break Session 2 - Format Considerations 11:30 AV Preservation Case Study: Perla Rodriguez (National University of Mexico - UNAM) 11:50 Emerging Formats: Eduardo del Valle (British Library) 12:10 Web Archiving Case Studies: Anna Perricci (Rhizome), Maria Praetzellis (Internet Archive) 12:45 Lunch Session 3 - Building Capacity 14:15 Digital Preservation Assessment: Frances Harrell (NEDCC) 14:40 Building Capacity Case Studies: Miguel Ángel Márdero Arellano (Cariniana Network), Joe Kraus (US Holocaust Museum) 15:20 Break Session 4 - Community Lightning Rounds 15:50 Lightning Rounds 17:15 Reception Thursday, 14 February, 2019 8:30 Coffee and Registration Session 5 - Ethics/Politics of Preservation 9:00 Politics of Preservation Lightning Rounds 9:20 Community Archives: Nancy Godoy (Arizona State University), Veronica Reyes-Escudero (University of Arizona) 10:05 DocNow Project Report: Bergis Jules (Shift) 10:30 Break Session 6 - Sustainability 11:00 Sustainability Featured Talk: Thomas Ledoux (Bibliotheque nationale de France) 11:20 Digital Preservation Documentation: Isabel Bordes (Biblioteca Nacional de España) 11:40 Texas Digital Newspaper Program: Mark Phillips (University of North Texas) 12:00 Lunch Session 7 - Distributed Digital Preservation 13:30 Distributed Digital Preservation Discussion: Courtney Mumma (Texas Digital Library), Grant Hurley (University of Toronto) 14:05 LOCKSS/LOCKSS-O-Matic: Thib Guicherd-Callin (Stanford University), Mark Jordan (Simon Fraser University), Session 8 - Business of Digital Preservation 14:40 Storage Cost Modeling: Julian Morley (Stanford University) 15:00 Repository Storage in Practice: Emily Morton-Owens (University of Pennsylvania), Antonio G. Martinez (LibNova) 15:35 Break Session 8 - Data Persistence in Practice 16:05 Featured Talk: Amelia Acker (University of Texas at Austin) 16:30 Software Curation Panel: Jessica Meyerson (Educopia), Seth Anderson (Yale University, EaaSI), Natalie Meyers (Notre Dame, PresQT) 17:10 Closing: Tom Cramer (Stanford University) -- Art Pasquinelli LOCKSS Partnerships Manager Stanford University Libraries Cell: 1-650-430-2441 [log in to unmask] ######################################################################## to manage your NDSA-ALL subscription, visit ndsa.org/ndsa-all