Approaches to preserving digitized taxonomic data
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Sherborn Symposium. Natural History Museum, London. 28 October 2011.
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Approaches to preserving digitized taxonomic data
- 1. Approaches to preserving digitized taxonomic data: Prints, manuscripts & specimens Chris Freeland Director, Center for Biodiversity Informatics Technical Director, Biodiversity Heritage Library 28 October 2011 @chrisfreeland
- 2. Prints / Manuscripts / Specimens Different objects, similar management http://www.flickr.com/photos/biodivlibrary/6257859557 http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisfreeland/6018724034 http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/34045915
- 9. Rule of 3 Museum X Library Y Archive Z 1. Geographic Locations 2. Administrations 3. Technology Platforms
- 16. The Great Thing About STANDARDS Is That There Are SO MANY To Choose From
- 18. THE FUTURE
- 20. http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/22681143 Need a meadow…
- 21. … not a monoculture.
- 23. Questions? Chris Freeland Director, Center for Biodiversity Informatics Technical Director, Biodiversity Heritage Library 28 October 2011 Email: [email_address] Twitter: @chrisfreeland
Notas del editor
- Subject is almost irrelevant when talking about preservation Way I preserve a scanned image of a specimen is fundamentally the same as how I’d preserve an image of a manuscript But, metadata standards are important to make sure context, descriptive data are properly described.
- Scanning is people work.
- Does not specify the management systems or archiving strategy of the file itself. PDF/A is not a total solution. Good format, needs other pieces previously described to be “archival”