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2012-05-21 OPF Hackathon - A Practical Approach to Preservation Systems

Created by Becky McGuinness on Apr 19, 2012 · last edited by Becky McGuinness · on Apr 25, 2012 (view history) · 21 versions

This Hackathon will focus on preservation workflows and systems. It will consider a large number of widely available tools that are being used both by the community and in industry.

With a focus on end-to-end digital preservation, this workshop will look at the various tools that can be used at all stages of the digital preservation process and outline how these can be used in simplistic workflows. 

Practitioners are asked to bring along their problematic digital objects and/or collections and aid the developers to create real solutions that work for you. 

This hackathon is perhaps more open ended than previous workshops and focuses on any part of a preservation system is encouraged. However, it is hoped that people can transfer their solutions to others by utilising small tools to solve a real problem. 

If you wish to present at the event then please make this clear when you register or contact [email protected]

Agenda

Agenda - OPF Hackathon - A Practical Approach to Preservation Systems

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Who should attend?

Digital preservation practitioners; digital librarians and archivists, digital curators, repository managers and those with a responsibility for or an interest in preservation workflows and systems. You are asked to bring with you a sample of one of your digital collections or related data that you will champion throughout the event. We will pair you up with a technical expert who will help to solve your challenges.
 
Developers who write or deploy digital preservation software. We invite people who have a responsibility for testing and implementing preservation workflows and systems, or who are interested in the technical challenges of preservation workflows and systems. You will be teamed up with practitioners who need your help. Importantly the event is also an opportunity to work with other developers within the digital preservation community who might help solve your own problems, expand your technical skills, and learn about new toolsets.

Why attend?

Registration 

Registration is now open: http://opfhackathonmontpellier.eventbrite.co.ukMembers are invited to attend free-of-charge (please use the code issued to your main point of contact at your organisation). Non-members are welcome at the rate of EUR 200.00.

How to prepare for the event

Location

CINES
950 Rue de Saint-Priest
34000 Montpellier
France

Map

http://www.cines.fr/-Informations-pratiques-.html 

Event dinner 

The event dinner will take place on Monday 21 May at 20.00. Location TBC.

Recommended hotels

Information will be available shortly.

Travel information

Information will be available shortly.