Preserving Digital Information

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ISBN 3-540-37886-3

© 2006-7, H. M. Gladney
HMG Consulting

19 January 2007

 

Preserving Digital Information Preface and table of contents                                                                  Errata

 

The following hyperlinked citations accompany Preserving Digital Information for the convenience of its readers, speeding access to most of the book’s references to Web pages.  If the fate of these Web pages is typical to that of most Web pages, the links will gradually become obsolete and useless.  Hopefully the resources they indicate will be saved in long-term digital repositories such as the Internet Archive.

The numbering of the entries corresponds to the book’s footnote numbers.

 

3              Warwick workshop 2005 report

5              Garrett 1996, Preserving Digital Information: Report of the Task Force on Archiving

6              UNESCO, Memory of the World

7              O’Hara 2006, Memories for Life

11            Rosenthal 2005. Requirements for Digital Preser­vation Systems

12            Hess 2001, The Jack Mullin/Bill Palmer Tape Restoration Pro­ject

13            Pratt 2006, Personal Health Information Management

15            Kahn 1995, A Framework for Distributed Digital Object Services

                Maly 1999, Smart Objects, Dumb Archives

                                    Pulkowski 2000, Intelligent Wrapping for Information Sources

          Payette 2000, Policy-Enforcing, Policy-Carrying Digital Objects

20            Cullen 2000, Authenticity in a Digital Environment

21            Wilson 2003, Access Across Time: How the NAA Preserves Digital Records

22            Perkings 2004. Beyond Productivity: Culture and Heritage Re­sources in the Digital Age

23            Lessig 1999, The Law of the Horse: What Cyberlaw Might Teach

25            IBM 2004, Global Innovation Outlook

31            Bernard Golden provides whimsical open source predictions

36            Gilheany 2000, Projecting the Cost of Magnetic Disk Storage over the Next 10 Years

37            Odlyzko 2003, The many paradoxes of broadband

38            Lossau 2004, Search Engine Technology and Digital Libraries

39            ACM Special Interest Group for Information Retrieval

40            IEEE MultiMedia "Is It Time for a Moratorium on Meta-data?"

                    IEEE Intelligent Systems examines searching from cell phones.

                    IEEE Distributed Systems Online  "What's Next in Web Search?"

          Digicult Thematic Issue 6

41            Schwartz 2004, How to Quickly Find Articles in the Top IS Jour­nals

43            Asadi 2004, Shifts in search engine development

                Barrows 2006, Search Considered Integral

45            Beagrie 2005, Plenty of Room at the Bottom? Personal Digital Libraries and Collections

                Tomaiuolo 2004, Building a World Class Personal Library with Free Web Resources

46            Greenstone Digital Library

                Marcum 2003, Research Questions for the Digital Era Library

49            British Library report, Digital versus print as a preservation for­mat

51            Lavoie 2005, Preservation Metadata

56            Raskin, 2004, Silicon Superstitions

60            Rusbridge 2006, Some Digital Preservation Fallacies

62            Quint 2006, IBM’s WebFountain Launched

63            Spedding 2003, Great data, but will it last?

64            Coming Soon: E-Records

65            Kenney 2005, Cornell Survey of Institutional Readiness

                Lynch 2005, The Next Decade for Digital Libraries

66            Odlyzko 1997, Silicon dreams and silicon bricks: the continuing evolution of libraries

67            Internet Archive

68            Alexa Internet

69            Swan 2005, Open access self-archiving

70            Barton 2003, Building Quality Assurance into Metadata Creation

71            Liu 2005, Born-Again Bits

72            Montfort 2004, Acid Free Bits

73            Paepcke 2005. Librarians, Computer Scientists, and the Digital Libraries Initiative

77            Fox 2005, The Future of the Internet

79            Granger 2002, Digital Preservation and Deep Infrastructure

80            Waters 2002, Good Archives Make Good Scholars

81            Meloan 1998, No Way to Run a Culture

82            The Long Now Foundation

83            Garrett 1996, Preserving Digital Information: Report of the Task Force on Archiving

84            van der Werf 2002, Experience of the National Library of the Netherlands

85            Webb 2003, Impediments to Digital Archiving and Preservation Programs

86            Wiegandt 2006, ADBS Stages de Formation Continue

87            Battin 1992, Substitution: the American Experience.

          Also A Framework of Guidance for Building Good Digital Collections

88            Talbot 2005, The Fading Memory of the State

89            MegaNet Online Backup Market Research

90            Lysakowski 2000, Titanic 2020: A Call to Action

91            Williams 2002, Preserving TV and Broadcast Archives.

92            Bernstein collection

94            Archivo General de Indias

96            Presentation of Task Force on Permanent Access.

98            Jonas Palm 2006, The Digital Black Hole

99            Hey 2003, The data deluge

                Lord 2003, e-Science Curation Report [for] the UK

100          Shirky 2005, AIHT: Conceptual Issues from Practical Tests

101          Thibodeau 2002, Overview of Technological Approaches to Digital Preservation.

104          Sowa 2004, The challenge of knowledge soup

117          Set Theory

125          Nelson 2005, Archive Ingest and Handling Test: The Old Domin­ion University Approach

127          Lynch 1997, Identifiers and their Role in Networked Information Applications

129          How to Operationalize KM

                Maurer 2002, On a New Powerful Model for Knowledge Management

136          Ludäscher 2001, Preservation ... with ... Knowledge-Based Archives

137          White 1987, ABYSS: A Trusted Architecture for Software Protec­tion

140          Library of Congress subject headings

141          Delphi Group 2004, Information Intelligence: Content Classifica­tion and ... Taxonomy Practice

142          UK Archival Thesaurus

143          Fluit 2002, Ontology-based Information Visualization.  Also ADUNA Autofocus Products

145          Moreira 2004, “Thesaurus” and “Ontology”

146          What is an Ontology

149          Rusbridge 2006, Some Digital Preservation Fallacies

151          International Council on Archives 2005. Electronic Records: a Workbook for Archivists

154          Gerck 1997, Toward Real-World Models of Trust

156          Jantz 2005, Digital Preservation ... Technology for Trusted Digi­tal Repositories

157          Currall 2001, "No Going Back?" The final report of the Effective Records Management Project,

161          Internet Archive

162          Denning 2003, Accomplishment

                Jordan 2003, The Augmented Social Network

165          Hosoya 2005, Regular expression types for XML

167          Regular expression

168          Garshol 2003, BNF and EBNF

169          ISO 14977, EBNF syntax

170          Anderson 2004, CL -XML: Common Lisp support for the 'Extensi­ble Markup Language

171          Kaliski 1993, A Layman's Guide to a Subset of ASN.1, BER, and DER

172          XML Schema Tutorial and related tutorials

173          XML Schema Part I

174          RDF Schema Specification

175          IEEE Standard DTD

177          ISO 2001, MPEG-21 Overview: Coding of Moving Pictures and Audio

178          Yale University Library, search service for finding aid collection  

          Also Archival Finding Aids at the Library of Congress

179          Mintzer 1996, Toward On-Line Worldwide Access to Vatican Library Materials

180          CCSDS 2004, XML Formatted Data Unit (XFDU) Structure and Construction Rules

181          Lagoze 2006, Representing Contextualized Information in the NSDL

182          Lagoze 2005, Fedora: an Architecture for Complex Objects and their Relationships;

          alsoOpen Archives Initiative protocol for metadata harvesting

183          Zermelo -Fraenkel Set Theory.

186          Rodrigues 2006, A Multi-Graph to Support the Scholarly Com­munication Process

187          W3C 2001. URIs, URLs, and URNs

189          IETF RFC 3651, 2003, Handle System: A general-purpose global name service

190          Namespaces in XML

191          Goth 2006, XML: The Center of Attention Up and Down the Stack

192          XML Schema Tutorial

194          The Cover Pages

195          Holdsworth 2000, A blueprint for Representation Information in the OAIS model

196          Bekaert 2005, A Standards-based Solution for the Accurate Transfer of Digital Assets

                Giaretta 2005 Supporting e-Research Using Representation Information,.

197          Shortcomings of OAIS

199          CCSDS, Reference Model for an Open Archival Information System

202          Ouksel 1999, Semantic Interoperability in Global Information Systems

203          Rule Interchange Format

205          Unified Modeling Language

206          OWL Web Ontology Language

207          Gradmann 1998, Cataloguing vs. Metadata: old wine in new bottles?

208          Warner 2002, Metadata & Taxonomies for a More Flexible In­formation Architecture

209          Shepard 1999, Universal Preservation Format

                Boudrez 2005, Digital Containers for Shipment into the Future

212          Evans 2004, Describing and analyzing the recordkeeping capa­bilities of metadata sets

213          NISO 2004, Understanding Metadata

                NISO 2002, NISO Guide to Standards for Library Systems,

214          Weibel 2005, Border Crossings: Reflections on a Decade of Metadata Consensus Building

215          NISO 2001, The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set

                Duff 2003, The Dublin Core and Its Limitations

216          Lagoze 2006, Metadata aggregation and “automated digital libraries,”

217          Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard

218          METS Java Toolkit,

219          Littman 2006, A Technical Approach and Distributed Model for Validation of Digital Objects

220          Bolander 2005, Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata

221          Automatic Conversion of Printed Documents into Fully Tagged METS Objects

222          Sowa 2002, Semantic Networks

223          Bulterman 2004, Is It Time for a Moratorium on Metadata?

                Greenberg 2005, Final Report for the Automatic Meta-data Generation Applications Project

          Shankaranarayanan 2006, The Metadata Enigma

224          Arthur 2004, Recognizing Digitization as a Preser­vation Reformatting Method

                Greene 2006, How to Digitize a Million Books

225          Besser 2002, Moving from Isolated Digital Collections to Interop­erable Digital Libraries

226          Entlich 2005, Too Close for Comfort? The Case for Off-site Storage

228          Liu 2005. File-based storage of Digital Objects and Constituent Datastreams

230          Nelson 2005, Shared Infrastructure Preservation Models.

231          Lynch 2005, Institutional Repository Deployment in the United States.

232          e-Government Interoperability Framework

233          Miller 2004. Toward the Digital Aquifer

234          Extended ASCII tables

                    235          Unicode

          The Online Edition of The Unicode Standard

236          Järnefors 1996, A short overview of ISO/IEC 10646 and Uni­code

                Korpela 2001, A Tutorial on Character Code Issues

237          Yergeau 1996, UTF-8, A Transformation Format for Unicode

                Kuhn 2001, UTF-8 and Unicode FAQ for Unix/Linux

238          European TF … Access to the Records of Science 2005, Strategic Action Programme 2006-2010

240          Abrams 2005, The role of format in digital preservation.

                University of Leeds 2003, Survey and assessment of information on file formats

                Lawrence 2000, Risk Management of Digital Information: A File Format Investigation

241          Beedham 2005, Assessment of UKDA and TNA Compliance with OAIS and METS Standards

242          JSTOR/Harvard Object Validation Environment

243          NISO Z39.87,Data Dictionary – Technical Metadata for Digital Still Images

244          AES metadata standard for digital audio

246          Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, Mime Media Types

247          Abrams 2003, Towards a global digital format registry

248          Darlington 2003, PRONOM—A Practical Online Compendium of File Formats

                Brown 2005, Automating Preservation ... in the PRONOM Ser­vice.

250          Global Digital Format Registry

251          ISO 19005, Document management – Electronic document file format for long-term preservation

                Gilheany 2000, Permanent Digital Records and the PDF Format,

253          Fioretti 2005, Everybody’s Guide to OpenDocument

255          OpenOffice free office suite

256          Archive Builders White Papers

257          Technical Advisory Service for Images

258          W3C 2003, Scalable Vector Graphics

259          Standard for the Exchange of Product Model Data

                LOTAR - LOng-term Archiving and Retrieval of digital technical product documentation

261          Chisholm 2004, Archiving Interactive Digital Television

263          Independent Media Arts Preservation

264          AAF Association 2001, AAF Object Specification

265          ISO N6823, Coding of Moving Pictures and Video

266          Bekaert 2003, Using MPEG-21 DIDL to Represent Complex Digital Objects

268          Mann 2002, Why the cybergurus are wrong about libraries

269          Gracy 2004, The Preservation of Moving Images

270          Teruggi 2004, Can We Save Our Audio-visual Heritage?

271          Media Matters 2004, Digital Video Preservation Report of the Dance Heritage Coalition

273          Ashley 2004, The preservation of databases

275          Heuscher 2004, Providing Authentic Long-term Archival Access to Complex Relational Data

276          Cover page, MPEG-21 Standard

                    277          Vittiello 2004, Identifiers and Identification Systems

                      Dack 2001, Persistent Identification Systems

          W3C, Naming and Addressing: URIs, URLs

278          OAIS 2005, XRI 2.0 FAQ

279          Lynch 1999, Canonicalization ... to facilitate preservation ... of digital information

280          Renear 2003, Toward Identity Conditions for Digital Documents

282          Sollins 1994, Functional Requirements for Uniform Resource Names

283          W3C 2001. URIs, URLs, and URNs

284          Paskin 2003, The DOI Handbook

285          Sollins 1998, Architectural Principles of Uniform Resource Name Resolution

286          Rivest 1996, A Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure (SDSI)

288          Berners-Lee 1998, Uniform Resource Identifiers

289          Van de Sompel 2005, aDORe: a Modular, Standards-based Digital Object Repository

291          Van de Sompel 2005, The "info" URI Scheme ... with Identifiers in Public Namespaces

292          Hunter 1999, MPEG-7 Behind the Scenes

293          Gill 2002, Re-inventing the Wheel? Standards, Interoperability and Digital Cultural Content

295          Greenstein 2002, Next Generation Digital Libraries

                Lougee 2002, Diffuse Libraries

303          W3C 2002, XML-Signature Syntax and Processing

304          IEEE P1619, Security for Storage Data at Rest,.

305          Bearman 1998, Authenticity of Digital Resources: Toward a Statement of Requirements.

306          Gerck 2000, Overview of Certification Systems

308          ISO 1999, Internet X.509 Public Key Infrastructure Certificate and CRL Profile

310          Gauravaram 2006, The ... implications of recent attacks on 128–bit cryptographic hash functions

311          HP 2003, Identifier-Based Encryption

312          Integris 2001, Electronic signature formats for long-term electronic signatures

                Apvrille 2002, XML Security Time Stamping Protocol

                    313          Gerck 2000, Overview of Certification Systems

          Ellison 2000, Naming and certificates

314          Burmester 2004, Is Hierarchical Public-Key Certification the Next Target for Hackers?

315          Ellison 2000, Risks of PKI

                Lekkas 2004, Cumulative notarization for long-term preservation of digital signatures

317          Caronni 2000, Walking the Web of Trust

318          Just 1998, Some Timestamp Protocol Failures

319          Bayer 1993, Improving the Efficiency and Reliability of Digital Time Stamping

                Cipra 1993, Electronic Time Stamping

320          Ayre 2004, The Right to Preserve

                                    Coyle 2005, Descriptive metadata for copyright status

          Rust 1998, Metadata: The Right Approach

                DRM Watch

321          Marcum 2003, Keepers of the Crumbling Culture

323          Data Capture Solutions 2005, ISO 15489—The Essentials

324          McKemmish 2004, Smart Metadata and the Archives of the Future

325          Evans 2005, Create once, use many times

326          National Archives 2004

327          ICA 1999, ISAD(G): General International Standard Archival Description

328          International Council on Archives 2005, Electronic Records: a Workbook for Archivists

                National Archives of Australia 2004, Digital Recordkeeping Checklist

                Records Management Society 2005, Code of Practice for Re­cords Managers and Archivists

329          Greenstein 2000, Minimum criteria for an archival repository of digital scholarly journals

330          Recordkeeping and National Library of Australia Preservation Policy

331          Jonas Palm 2006, The Digital Black Hole

332          Research Libraries Group 2002, Trusted d