Below is the PASIG Dublin agenda.
Due to the tardiness of this full
agenda related to the U.S. Labor Day
holiday,
the Early Bird Special
registration has been extended
through September 9. Early Bird
Registration is $250. The price after
September 9 is $375. Please use this
link for PASIG Dublin 2012;
http://www.preservationandarchivingsig.org/events/2012/PASIGDublin2012.html.
A limited block of rooms at a
preferential price has been reserved
at the event location, The Gresham
Hotel, on a first-come first-serve
basis. The negotiated price of 125
euros for a single room goes away on
September
9.
Pre-conference Meetings: A free
Oracle Technology Day will take place
on Tuesday, October 16. This is a
full-day event and is open to Oracle
customers, prospects, employees, and
partners. There is also a free TIMBUS
Training Day (resilient business
processes) being offered on Tuesday.
Agenda details for both meetings are
at the bottom of this email. You can
register on the PASIG registration
site.
Literature Tables and Posters:
Non-profit organizations should
contact me asap if you want a
literature table or poster spot. Space
is limited. Additionally, we have
several tabletop spaces for
'New-to-PASIG Exhibitor' commercial
companies. New-to-PASIG companies can
get both a table for literature and a
registration spot for $400. But these
spots are limited and must be
approved. Email
[log in to unmask].
We would like to thank the University
College Dublin, the sponsors - Oracle,
Tessella, ArcSys, and Microsoft
Research - for their advice and
support. We would also like to thank
the associated organizations - Digital
Preservation Coalition, PrestoCentre
Foundation, Open Planets Foundation,
CLIR, ASIS&T - for continued
guidance and support. Lastly, thanks
to all the contributing speakers!
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PASIG Dublin Draft Agenda
Tuesday, Oct. 16 - Optional
Workshops (Session Details at bottom
of email)
I. Oracle Technology Day - 9 AM -
5 PM
II. TIMBUS Training Day - 9 AM - 5 PM
Welcome Reception sponsored by
University College Dublin, Gresham
Hotel - 6:30 PM
PASIG Day 1: Wednesday, October 17,
2012
8:00 AM
Registration
9:00 AM
Bootcamp Welcome
Digital Preservation Bootcamp
Training in concepts, issues, tools,
strategies & approaches for
Digital Preservation and Archiving.
This half day block of training
sessions will focus on an introduction
to the field and needs in digital
preservation, and give attendees a
foundation of concepts, terminology,
standards and tools used broadly in
the field. This half day of “Digital
Preservation 101” is open to
practitioners of all levels, but will
be targeted specifically for those
looking to gain exposure to the field.
- Art Pasquinelli, Director, Digital
Libraries, Repositories, and
Preservation, Oracle - Introduction to
PASIG
- William Kilbride, Executive
Director, Digital Preservation
Coalition (DPC) - Digital
Preservation: What I Wish Someone Had
Told Me Before I Started
- Tom Cramer, Chief Technology
Strategist & Associate Director,
Stanford University Libraries -
Digital Preservation in Theory and in
Practice
- Angela Dappert, Senior Project
Officer, Digital Preservation
Coalition (DPC) - Preservation
Metadata
- Robert Sharpe, Head of Archiving
Solutions, Tessella - Understanding
Requirements and Implementation from a
Vendor Perspective
- Patricia Sleeman, Archivist, U.
London Computer Centre (ULCC) -
Getting Started in Preservation:
Assessing Your Institution's Needs
Registration & Lunch
1:00 PM PASIG Begins
PASIG Welcome
1:15 PM
Long-term Digital Preservation Storage
Futures
A state-of-the-art review of storage
technology and industry trends with a
focus on applying these developments
to the unique needs of digital
preservation and archiving, and
systems at scale.
- Chris Wood, Senior Product &
Solutions Development Specialist,
Oracle, Author - Tiered Storage
Architectures and Quality of Service
for Cloud Infrastructures
- Gary Francis, Senior Director,
Storage, Oracle -
Tape…It’s Dead…It’s
Alive…It’s Dead…It’s Alive:
Tape Isn’t Dead,
It’s the One Technology that Stands
Between Us and the Data Deluge.
- Open Q&A
2:30 PM – 3:00 PM
BREAK
3:00 PM
Preservation Research, Breakthroughs
and Futures
Current developments and trends in
digital preservation research and
practice; an opportunity to engage in
technology transfer from
researchers to practitioners and
industry.
- Bram Van der Werf, Executive
Director, Open Planets Foundation
(OPF)
- Connecting the
Dots, SCAPE and Other Projects
- Dr. Wasif Gilani, Senior
Researcher/Team Lead, SAP and
Coordinator, TIMBUS Project: TIMBUS:
Preserving Business Processes
- Tom Cramer, Chief Technology
Strategist & Associate Director,
Stanford University Libraries - The
Digital Preservation Network (DPN)
- Stacy Kowalczyk, Researcher, Indiana
U. - Workflows for Digital
Preservation and Curation
4:30 - 5:15 PM
Keynote: Charles Henry, President,
Council on Library and Information
Resources (CLIR)
7:30 PM Evening Reception and Dinner
at the Gresham Hotel
PASIG Day 2: Thursday, October 18,
2012
8:45 AM
Preservation & Archiving
Architectures and Operations:
Practitioners Knowledge Exchange
Structured presentation and comparison
of preservation systems design and
operation. Detailed overviews of PASIG
community members' systems, operating
practices, and lessons learned.
- Ed Fay, Digital Library
Manager,
London
School of Economics - Practical
Preservation and Planning: Digital
Preservation and Digital Library
Development at the London School of
Economics
- Dr. Matthew Woollard, UK Data
Archive - Digital Preservation: One
Component of Data Service
Infrastructure? A Practitioner's View
- Matthew Addis, Manager, IT
Innovation Centre -
Long-term Archiving
and Retrieval in Aerospace and Defense:
LOTAR and RASSC
- Jay Gattuso, Digital Preservation
Analyst, National Library of New
Zealand- Droid, Pronom Developments at
the National Library of New Zealand
10:20 AM – 10:45 AM
BREAK
10:45 AM
Lightning Talks
Participatory presentations on late
breaking developments, compelling
breakthroughs or burning issues from
the PASIG Community
11:45 AM Lunch and Poster Session
12:45 PM
Preservation of Digital Audiovisual
Media (recurring PASIG session
organized by the PrestoCentre
Foundation -
www.prestocentre.org)
The long-term preservation of digital
audiovisual media presents a range of
complex technological, organisational,
and standards-related issues. This
recurring PASIG session organized by
the PrestoCentre Foundation, will
focus on research efforts,
technological solutions and practical
challenges in audiovisual
preservation. The session targets both
media owners and service providers.
- Marius Snyders, Managing Director,
PrestoCentre Foundation – Introduction
- Ernst van Velzen, CIO, Netherlands
Institute for Sound and Vision -
Implementing a Trusted Digital
Audiovisual Repository
– Peter Schallauer, Senior Scientist,
Joanneum Research - Metadata Mapping
and Validation and on Visual Quality
Analysis
- Martin Hall-May, Senior Research
Engineer, University of Southampton IT
Innovation Centre - Planning and
Managing Automated Services for
Ingest, Storage and Access
- Walter Allasia, Head of Research,
EURIX S.r.l. - Standardization
Initiatives in Digital Audiovisual
Preservation
2:45 PM
BREAK
3:00 PM
Deep Dive: Cost of Archiving--Current
Practices & Experts Panel
This session will include structured
10 minute presentations on costs and
new models for Archiving and
Preservation. William Kilbride,
Executive Director of the DPC, will
moderate an open panel session
following the presentations.
- Stephen Abrams, Associate Director,
UC Curation Center, California Digital
Library - Cost Modeling for
Sustainable Curation Services
- Neil Grindley, Programme Manager,
Digital Preservation and Records
Management, JISC - Calculating the
Costs of Curation
- Neil Beagrie, Charles
Beagrie Ltd. - The Costs of Keeping
Research Data Safe
- Matthew Addis, Manager, IT
Innovation - Cost Model for Forever
Storage and Access
4:30 PM
Cloud-based Preservation: Point /
Counter-Point
Cloud-based preservation services have
sparked plenty of recent debate, with
ardent supporters and detractors
taking both sides of the discussion.
This session will feature 10 minute
presentations on current examples of
cloud-based preservation services and
will be followed by a panel discussion
on where and when cloud makes sense,
where it doesn’t, and gaps that must
be closed / questions that must be
answered in this space. Michael Nolan
of Intel Labs will moderate this
session
.
- Natasa Milic-Frayling, Microsoft
Research
- Robert Sharpe, Head of Archiving
Solutions, Tessella - The Reality of
Cloud Computing
- Jonathan Markow, Chief Strategy
Officer, DuraSpace - Cloud Computing
Developments
- Peter O'Halloran, Client Services
Manager, Irish HEAnet - Cloud-based
Preservation: Evaluating the Needs of
the Irish Educational Sector
6:30 PM
Reception (Out of Hotel) – Dinner on
your own
PASIG Day 3: Friday, October 19,
2012
9:00 AM
Keynote: Clifford Lynch,
Executive Director, Coalition for
Networked Information (CNI)
9:45 AM
Architecting for Preservation at Scale
Certain types of archives demand a
scale that stretches the capacity of
many current preservation
repositories. This session will focus
on cases studies of how three
different domains have responded to
scaling demands: Web Archiving, Media,
and Research Data.
- Thomas Ledoux, Engineer,
Bibliotheque nationale de France
-
BnF Architecture and
Directions
- Neil Jefferies, R&D
Project Manager, Bodleian
Libraries, Oxford U. -
Research Data Management
Directions
- Jason Pierson
, Product
Manager, Digital Preservation, Family
Search - Overview of the Family Search
Architecture
10:45 AM – 11:15 AM
BREAK
11:15 AM
Trends and Developments - Interactive
Discussion
Bram will summarize the conference
discussions and move this into a panel
discussion on future developments.
Much recent work has been done in the
space of emulation that challenges the
conventional wisdom on file format
characterization, virtualization, and
migration. This session will focus
present on some of these developments,
especially as they apply to forensic
processing of legacy files and media,
and explore the implications for
characterization and long-term access
strategies. This session will be
moderated by Bram Van der Werf,
Executive Director, Open Planets
Foundation.
- Bram Van der Werf, Executive
Director, Open Planets Foundation
- Chris Wood, Senior Product &
Solutions Development Specialist,
Oracle, Author
- Tom Cramer, Chief
Technology Strategist & Associate
Director, Stanford University
Libraries
12:15 PM
Wrap Up and Adjoun
PASIG Steering Committee Futures
Discussion
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Pre-Conference Meetings (followed
by UDC-sponsored Opening Reception)
I. Optional Oracle Technology Day,
Tuesday, October 16, 9:00 AM - 5:00
PM (Draft Agenda)
This day is focused on giving
customers, prospects, solution
partners, and consulting organizations
a full understanding of Oracle
technologies related to Long-term
Archiving and Preservation. It is
complimentary to the broader
presentations given in the PASIG. A
high degree of audience participation
is expected including several customer
project overviews.
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM - Registration
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM - Introduction,
Oracle in Preservation and Archiving -
Art Pasquinelli, Director, Oracle
9:30 AM - 9:50 AM - Tiered Storage
Architectures: Using Storage Archive
Manager (SAM) - Tom Wultich, Director,
Oracle
9:50 AM - 10:10 AM - SAM Product
Update - Bob Raymond, Senior
Engineering Manager, Oracle
10:10 AM - 10:30 AM - Q&A
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM - BREAK
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM - StorageTek Tape
Overview - Gary Francis, Senior
Director, Storage, Oracle
11:30 AM - 12:45 PM Moderated Customer
Session - Bibliotheque nationale de
France, FamilySearch, audience
participation
12:45 PM - 2:00 PM - LUNCH
2:00 PM - 2:25 PM Tape Analytics and
Libraries - Michael O'Donnell,
Director, Oracle
2:25 PM - 2:45 PM LTFS (Linear Tape
File System) Review and Discussion -
Scott Allen, Senior Product Manager,
Oracle
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM BREAK
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM Disk and Cloud
Storage - Chris Wood, Senior Director,
Ken Raskin, Director, Oracle
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Lifecycle Content
Management Solution - Donna Harland,
Principal Product Manager, Oracle
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM - Q&A
Note: UCD-sponsored PASIG Opening
Reception Follows the Meeting
II. TIMBUS Training Day
A free Training Day on Digital
Preservation of Business Processes
will take place on Tuesday, October 16
supported by the TIMBUS project. This
full-day event is open to any
interested party on first-come-first
serve basis.
The TIMBUS project addresses the
challenge of digital preservation of
business processes and services to
ensure their long-term continued
access. TIMBUS analyses and recommends
which aspects of a business process
should be preserved and how to
preserve them. It delivers
methodologies and tools to capture and
formalise business processes on both
technical and organisational levels.
This includes preservation of their
underlying software infrastructure,
virtualization of their hardware
infrastructure and capture of
dependencies on local and third-party
services and information. This means
that, in addition to technical
preservation metadata, it draws on
metadata standards that capture
business processes, such as BPMN, and
is identifying forms of supporting
business documentation needed to
redeploy processes and services.
The draft agenda is as follows:
• Introduction to Digital
Preservation of Business Processes
• Context information, Metadata
& Reasoning
• Risk Management in Digital
Preservation
• Business Continuity Management
• Interactive Demo on Business
Continuity Management
• Infrastructure, Architecture and
Storage
• Legal issues of Digital
Preservation
• In-depth study on Legal Issues
The TIMBUS Project is co-funded by the
European Union under FP7 ICT-2009-6
(Grant Agreement no. 269940).
Please see
http://timbusproject.net/events
for more event details.
Please, note that a charge of $50.00
will apply for no-shows or
cancellations within 48 hours of the
event.
To RSVP for this optional event,
please check the box on the PASIG
registration form for this optional
event.
Questions on this optional meeting can
be directed to
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Note: UCD-sponsored PASIG Opening
Reception Follows the Meeting
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Art Pasquinelli, Director
Digital Libraries, Repositories, and
Preservation
Oracle
Phone +1 650 607 0035 | Mobile: +1 650
430 2441
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