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Feel free to use this space to share ideas for discussion at CURATEcamp 2013. Request an account at the log in screen.
Topics can include tools, theories, projects, processes, mysteries, conundrums, etc., related to any aspect of digital curation.
Topic you are interested in (Your name): if you'd like, provide a sentence or three about your topic.
- Emulation, normalization, or both? (Courtney Mumma):
- Should we be compressing AIPs? (Courtney Mumma): Compressing AIPs saves storage, but brings up issues of sustainability of the system in the worst case scenario (ie if the info about the compression is stored in the AIPs and/or in the management system, but all you have is the AIPs, how do you unpack them in the apocolypse scenario) as well as issues of authenticity.
- Workarounds (Cristela Garcia-Spitz) Share any workarounds that you've developed (between tools or for different metadata, e.g. EAD to METS/MODS) from the most efficient to the most frustrating.
- Dirty laundry (Courtney Mumma) What do we do in digital that we would never do in analog?
- Buried records (Abby Adams) What happens to original born-digital materials within closed collections, particularly those with time seals of 25 years or more? Are dark archives a way to preserve them or are we simply digging them an early grave?
