October 2016 New York City

SESSION: OVERVIEW OF PRESERVATION AND ARCHIVING

• Digital Preservation in Theory and Practice. Tom Cramer, Stanford University Libraries
• Managing Digital Content Over Time. Mary Molinaro, Digital Preservation Network

SESSION: WHAT ARE WE TRYING TO KEEP?

• The Anatomy of Digital Files. Bert Lyons, AVPreserve
• The Ecosystem of Digital Objects. Sam Meister, Educopia

SESSION: TRUST AND AUDIT OF DIGITAL REPOSITORIES AND PRESERVATION SERVICES

• Avoiding the 927 Problem: Standards, Digital Preservation and Communities of Practice. Dan Gillean, Artefactual Systems
• How I learned to stop worrying and love ISO 16363. Kara Van Malssen, AVPreserve
• Smithsonian DAMS: Building Trust Bit by Bit. Isabel Meyer, Smithsonian Institution
• Here we go again down this road: the process of certification (and recertification). Sibyl Schaefer, University of California San Diego
• Exit Plans: Know Your Escape Route. Matthew Addis, Arkivum 

SESSION: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR DIGITAL PRESERVATION AT ALL SCALES

• Digital Storage: Choose Your Own Adventure. Erin O’Meara, University of Arizona
• (Untitled presentation). Frances Harrell, Northeast Document Conservation Center and Rebecca Carpenter, University of Massachusetts, Boston
• Jumping in and Stying Afloat: Creating Digital Preservation Capacity as a Balancing Act. Amy Rushing and Julianna Barrera-Gomez, University of Texas at San Antonio
• DIY and Collaboration, Canadian Style: Building a Geographically Distributed Storage Array for Ontario and Beyond. Dale Askey, McMaster University

SESSION: COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURES AND FRAMEWORKS

• Versity Software: The only pure play data archiving software company. Nic Henke, Versity Software
• Donna Shawhan, Oracle Tiered Architectures
• Architectures to Support Preservation Frameworks. Andrew French, ExLibris
• P&A Consult. Christoph Gossel, P&A Consult
• Starfish: Virtual Global File System. Jacob Farmer, Cambridge Computer
• Flexible Preservation and Access Solutions. Matthew Addis, Arkivum
• Digital Preservation Case Study. Antonio Guillermo Martínez, LIBNOVA
• Preservation Architectures now and in the future. Jon Tilbury, Preservica

SESSION: ASSURING REPRODUCIBILITY OF RESEARCH IN THE LONG-TERM, PART 1

• Introduction. Vicky Steeves (session chair), New York University
• Documenting the Demographic Imagination: Supporting Reproducibility of Social Media Science in Historical Perspective. Rachel Trent, George Washington University Libraries
• Preserving and Reproducing Research with ReproZip. Fernando Chirigati, NYU
• Towards Interoperability, Collaboration and Semantic Integration Support for Distributed Archives of Modern Art. Kerstin Diwisch, Matthias Hemmje, University of Hagen; Bernhard Thull, Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany
• Web Today But Gone Tomorrow: Impact Of Reference Rot & What Remedy To Put Into Effect, Peter Burnhill, University of Edinburgh

PANEL SESSION: REPRODUCIBILITY, PART 2

• Optimizing Active Research Data Management Workflows Through to Preservation. Dan Valen, figshare
• Practicalities of Research Data Preservation. Matthew Addis, Chief Technology Officer, Arkivum
• Scholarly workflow integration: the key to increasing reproducibility and preservation efficacy. Jeff Spies, Center for Open Science
• Sharing Data for the Future: Preservation Challenges of Managing Data for Long Term Use. Alan Darnell, Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL)

SESSION: PRESERVING COMPLEX DATA

• Studying the Conservation of Software-based Art:  An interdisciplinary academic-museum research collaboration. Joanna Phillips, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and Prof. Deena Engel, New York University
• More Data, More Problems: Designing Efficient Workflows at Petabyte Scale. Ben Fino-Radin, Museum of Modern Art
• Managing the 'Documentary Heritage' in the Context of the UNESCO's Recommendations. Guy-Noël Marechal and Roger Roberts, TITAN
• The Complexity of Preserving Digital Media Files (In A Broadcast Environment). Karen Cariani, WGBH Media Library and Archives

LIGHTNING ROUND

• Eclair Archive Use Case. Mathieu Giannecchini, Ymagis Group
• We Lost a File. Nick Krabbenhoeft, The New York Public Library
• Sustainabiity – who pays and how? Paul Stokes, Jisc
• Checksum Love. Jeanne Kramer-Smyth, World Bank
• (Untitled presentation). Crystal Sanchez
• What is Preservation Storage? Sibyl Schaefer, University of California San Diego
• Recent global collaborations in the field of digital preservation. Thomas Ledoux, Bibliothèque nationale de France
• Digital Preservation at Oxford and Cambridge. Sarah Mason, Oxford University
• XFR Collective. Mary Kidd, The New York Public Library; Marie Lascu, Film Society, Lincoln Center; Rachel Mattson, La MaMa Archives; Lorena A. Ramirez-Lopez, 2016-17 NDSR Resident, WHUT-TV

SESSION: MEETING COMPLIANCE THROUGH PRESERVATION

• Keeping authentic and usable systems of digital records over time: standards and emerging technologies. Cassie Findlay, Recordkeeping Roundtable
• Making Digital Preservation part of the Information Governance Lifecycle. Jon Tilbury, Preservica
• Implementing the MoMA Electronic Records Archive: Contextual Preservation of Museum Records. Seth Anderson, Museum of Modern Art
• Archiving of Complex Structures /  3D Archiving. Uwe Helber, T-Systems

SESSION: CAPTURING DYNAMIC DATA FOR PRESERVATION

• Preserving Video Game Development Environments. Stefan Serbicki, Electronic Arts
• Building and Using Longitudinal Local News Archives. Matthew Weber, Rutgers University
• Emulation Ahoy. Dianne Dietrich, Julia Kim, Morgan McKeehan, Erin Faulder and Alison Rhonemus
• Symmetrical Web Archiving with Webrecorder. Dragan Espenschied, Rhizome

SESSION: ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY, SUSTAINABILITY, COSTS, BENEFITS AND RISKS

• The Voice of One Crying Out in the Wilderness: Preservation in the Anthropocene. Eira Tansey, University of Cincinnati
• The 14th Blackbird: Digital Preservation as an Environmentally Sustainable Activity. Ben Goldman, Penn State University
• Digital Preservation in Mobile Networks: Emerging Trends and Forecasts. Amelia Acker, University of Texas at Austin
• Using RDM Service Profiles to Improve Business and Sustainability Planning. Joy Davidson, Digital Curation Centre (DCC), University of Glasgow

SESSION: POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, IMPACTS, ACTIVISM, ETHICAL, ANONYMITY, ETC.

• Digital Inclusion: On the Ethics of Communal Stewardship. Jasmine Jones, Smith College
• Invisible Defaults and Perceived Limitations: Processing the Juan Gelman Files. Elvia Arroyo-Ramirez, Princeton University
• Preserving Narratives at the Margin: Relationship Building with Student Organizations. Micha Broadnax, Digital Archivist, Emerson College
• Not Just Another Digitization Project: Building Ethical Transnational Partnerships from the Bottom Up. T-Kay Sangwand, University of California Los Angeles

SESSION: SOCIAL MEDIA, INTERNET OF THINGS, DECENTRALIZED WEB, ENCRYPTION

• Internet Preservation in the Age of Platforms. Julien Masanès, Internet Memory Foundation
• (Untitled presentation). Ingrid Burrington, lifewinning.com

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