OPF Blogs for SCAPE- If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change 05/11/2021BnF Preservation Strategy for the PSD Format By Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas, Thomas Ledoux, & Anne Paounov, Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF), National...Yannick GRANDCOLAS
- Tout transformer pour que rien ne change, 04/11/2021La stratégie de préservation de la BnF face au PSD Par Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas, Thomas Ledoux, & Anne Paounov. Journée mondiale de...Yannick GRANDCOLAS
- Meet Lotte Wijsman 30/09/2021For our Autumn newsletter, we had a chat with Lotte Wijsman from the National Archives of the Netherlands.Tell us a bit about yourself and your...Becky McGuinness
- Play it again: preserving Australian videogame history … 08/07/2021A lot of progress has been made since the initial announcement of the funding, despite some bureaucratic delays and the global pandemic.Fifty-four Australian games have...Denise de Vries
- Meet Karin Bredenberg 28/06/2021For our summer newsletter, I spoke to Karin Bredenberg from Kommunalförbundet Sydarkivera, who joined the OPF earlier this year.Tell us a bit about yourself and...Charlotte Armstrong
- If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change 05/11/2021
Tag Archives: control policies
02.12. 2013
Effective Evidence Based Preservation Planning
Event date: 13/11/2013 – 14/11/2013 Location: Statsbiblioteket, Victor Albecks Vej 1, Aarhus, Denmark Overview This two-day event guided delegates through the steps of the SCAPE Preservation Planning and Watch lifecycle. It began with an introduction to the importance of active management … Continue reading
19.11. 2013
Preservation Policy Levels in SCAPE
Barbara Sierman, Catherine Jones, Sean Bechhofer and Gry Elstrøm: Preservation Policy Levels in SCAPE In: IPRES 2013 – Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects ; ed. José Borbinha, Michael Nelson, Steve Knight, http://purl.pt/24107, ISBN 978-972-565-493-4 … Continue reading
