Stephen Clarke - Digital Continuity Launching into Action
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Stephen Clarke - Digital Continuity Launching into Action
- 1. Digital Continuity: Planning for Action. Stephen Clarke Senior Advisor, Digital Continuity
- 8. “ Houston, we have a problem”
- 16. Archives NZ - Interim Digital Archive
- 20. Open Archival Information OAIS
- 22. Future Perfect: Digital Continuity Conference 3 – 5 May 2010, Wellington. The Southern Hemisphere’s premier digital preservation event. Future Perfect: Digital Continuity Conference 3 – 5 May 2010, Wellington. The Southern Hemisphere’s premier digital preservation event. Future Perfect: Digital Continuity Conference 3 – 5 May 2010, Wellington. The Southern Hemisphere’s premier digital preservation event.
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- Not a given as storage media have changed a lot in a short space of time. Think about how many computers still have the right drive for these!
- Did you know? In 1975, NASA sent two Viking space probes to Mars. The data generated by these unrepeatable missions – produced at a total mission cost of approximately $1 billion - was recorded onto magnetic tape. Two decades later, the tapes were cracking and brittle, despite climate-controlled storage, and the formats were unreadable. To access to the data, NASA had to track down old printouts and retype everything. NASA has subsequently become one of the world’s biggest supporters of digital continuity projects. The average life of a piece of digital information is just 5-7 years. The chances of being able to read a document created on a computer in 1997 and stored digitally are just about zero if no active management strategies have been implemented.
- We can’t do all this alone