Born Digital Resources: Working with Trainees, Donors and Peers

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Principles of Digital Archiving • Preservation  ‣ Risks • Metadata • Storage • Arrangement  & Access

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Forensics M. Kirschenbaum, R. Ovenden, & G. Redwine  Digital Forensics & Born-Digital Content in Cultural Heritage Collections (2010)

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Forensics > >

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Forensics Brian Carrier File System Forensic Analysis (2005)

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Tools BagIt Duke Data Accessioner + +

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Software dd guymager libewf ﬁwalk bulk_extractor BagIt exiftool Clam AV FTK Imager * md5deep FITS JHOVE DROID FIDO BitCurator The Sleuth Kit

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Linux William E. Shotts, Jr.  The Linux Command Line (2012)

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Donors • Often do not consider born-digital material  • Technical ﬂuency has wide variation  ‣ Expectations also vary widely  • Numerous methods of transfer  ‣ Each method usually has its own “paper trail”

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Internal Advocacy • The numbers • Showcasing the work and the items

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OAIS

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Also: TRAC Audit OAIS

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Web Archiving Maureen Pennock  Web-Archiving (2013)

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Web Archiving IIPC, Internet Archive, SAA Web Archiving Group Also:

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The News Andy Warhol’s Amiga disks! Prince of Persia source code!

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