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Further information is included in your conference pack:- Lunch map
The bus stop for the banquet (Sodoh) and social tour venues (Kyoto University Library & Kyoto University Museum) are also there . Regardless of whether you join the tour or not, allconference participants will be admitted as free visitors to Kyoto University Museum during the conference.
- Kyoto International Manga Museum info
1 invitation ticket to the Kyoto International Manga Museum (Opening hours: 10:00 – 18:00, admission until 17:30. Closed on Wednesdays) and its flyer.
- Wi-Fi info
We provide ID and password for each participants. For more information, see the instruction in your conference bag. If you have an eduroam account, eduroam hotspot is also available.

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Welcome to iPRES 2017
As the lead organizing co-chair, I am delighted tohost and welcome delegates to Kyoto for the 14th
International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPRES)
on September 25-29, 2017, under the theme of “Keeping
Cultural Diversity for the Future in the Digital Space –from Pop-Culture to Scholarly Information.”
Kyoto is the former capital of Japan with more thanthousand years’ of history and possesses rich resources in terms of traditional
culture and pop-culture. It also has strong relationships with Asian countries
through common research and business links. In keeping with previous
years, iPRES2017 aims to contribute to the promotion of research and digitalpreservation practices for the global community. In particular, iPRES2017
focuses on pop-culture and Asian communities. Workshops and tutorials will
provide opportunities for participants to share information, knowledge and bestpractices, and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Last but not least, I hope iPRES2017 will bear fruit in terms of future research.
On behalf of the organizing committee, I express my sincere thanks and wishes
to the organizers and participants of the Conference. I also hope you will takethe opportunity to enjoy Kyoto and carry back good memories of your stay here.

Shoichiro HARA,
Co-Chair (Lead) of iPRES2017 Organizing Committee
Prof. and Deputy Director, CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan

Conference Organization
Organizing Committee
Co-Chair(Lead) :・Shoichiro HARA(Prof. and Deputy Director, CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)
Co-Chair:・Shigeo SUGIMOTO(Prof. Faculty of Library, Information and Media Studies, University ofTsukuba, Japan)
・Makoto GOTO(Assoc. Prof., National Museum of Japanese History, Japan)
Program Committee
Program Co-Chairs:
・Klaus RECHERT(Dr., Freiburg University, Germany)
・Pang NATALIE(Asst. Prof., Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)Workshop & Tutorial:
・Unmil KARADKAR(Asst. Prof., University of Texas at Austin, USA)・Tatsuki SEKINO(Prof., The Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan)
Japanese Program:・Taizo YAMADA(Asst. Prof., Historiographical Institute, University of Tokyo, Japan)
・Makoto GOTO(Assoc. Prof., National Museum of Japanese History, Japan)
Local Committee
Chair:
・Akihiro KAMEDA(Asst. Prof., CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)
Members:
・Mikiko ONO(Asst. Prof., CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)
・Eriko AMANO(URA, Kyoto University Research Administration Office, Kyoto University,
Japan)・Toshirou KAMIYA (URA, Kyoto University Research Administration Office, Kyoto University,
Japan)
・Kanako NISHI(Supporting Staff, CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)
・Kosei MINO (Independent researcher)
Akiko SAITO, Chiaki ABE, Hiroko MATSUDA, Junko KAWASHIMA, Junko NAKANISHI, Kayo
NAKAMURA, Kisako TOMOIDA, Kumiko KAWAMIYA, Kyoko KAMATA, Maho TAKAHASHI, Masako
AKEDO, Motoko KONDO, Naoko MAENO, Naoyo SAITO, Tomoko KAWAI, Tukasa OHOKA, Yasuko
ISHIGAMI, Yukari ITO, Yumiko TSUCHIKURA(Supporting Staff, CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)

Publication Committee
Co-Chairs:・Taisho NAKAYAMA(Asst. Prof., CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)
・Mario LOPEZ(Assoc. Prof., CSEAS, Kyoto University, Japan)2

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Conference Room 5F

Conference Room 1F

13:00
13:00-14:00 Japanese Tutorial (1)13:30

ディジタルリソースの長期保存に関する概観
Shigeo SUGIMOTO

14:00
14:00-15:00 Japanese Tutorial (2)14:30

社会調査個票デジタルデータの収集、保存、二次分析についてYukio MAEDA

15:00
15:10-16:40 Digital Curation of Historical and Cultural
Resources in Japan(1)

15:30
16:00

東京大学史料編纂所による前近代日本史史料の調査に基づく史料画像のデジタル化とその保存
Organizer: Taizo YAMADA( 東京大学史料編纂所
Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo)
Presenter: Taizo YAMADA, Akiyoshi TANI, Toru HOYA

13:00-18:00
15:10-16:40 Pre-conference Workshop of Asian Session

METS Editorial Board Annual Face-to-Face Meeting
Betsy POST and Tom HABING

2nd Workshop on Academic Asset Preservation andSharing in Southeast Asia
Organizer: Shoichiro HARA

16:30

17:00
17:30
Color Legend

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Organized Sessions

Paper, Poster and Demo

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社会科学研究所が行っているデータの収集・保存・提供活動を中心に解説する。また、情報技術の急速な発展に伴って近年生じている変化について紹介する。

Japanese Tutorial 1

ディジタルリソースの長期保存に関する概観

Main Hall

Shigeo SUGIMOTO

15 : 10-16 : 40

ディジタルリソースの長期保存は困難ではあるが取り組まねばならない問題として広く理解されDigital Curation of Historical and Cultural Resources in Japan(1)ている。ここではディジタルリソースの長期保存に関する基本的な理解を得ることを目的として、

東京大学史料編纂所による前近代日本史史料の調査に基づく史料画像のデジタル化とそ

ディジタルリソースの長期保存の考え方、ディジタルリソースの長期保存の標準モデルであるの保存

OAIS(Open Archival Information System) 等を紹介し、技術的な面からディジタルリソースの長Organizer: Taizo YAMADA( 東京大学史料編纂所 Historiographical Institute The University of

期保存を俯瞰する。

Tokyo)
Presenter: Taizo YAMADA, Akiyoshi TANI, Toru HOYA

13 : 00-18 : 00

Conference Room 1F

METS Editorial Board Annual Face-to-Face Meeting
Betsy POST and Tom HABING
The METS schema is a standard for encoding descriptive, administrative, and structural
metadata regarding objects within a digital library. Topics to be discussed at this yearʼs annual
board meeting include the development of METS Lite, METS RDF, relationship to other

東京大学史料編纂所における前近代日本史史料に関する調査とそれに基づく史料画像のデジタル化、およびそれの長期保存・長期利用を目指した取り組みについて報告する。複製史料収集の方法は時代とともに変化してきたが、蓄積した複製史料を永続的に利用するために、撮影・デジタ
ル化・管理などの工程を史料編纂所として画一的に行うための方法を策定し、それを実現するためのシステム構築・運用を行っている。その他、在外日本関係史料の収集とデジタル化およびメ
タデータ付与についても報告する。

standards, and maintenance of the existing 1.0 schema.
The meeting is open to the public. Potential attendees include METS users and potential
users, adopters of closely allied schemas, such as PREMIS and ALTO, as well as anyone with

15 : 10-16 : 40

Conference Room 5F

Pre-conference Workshop of Asian Session

a general interest in formats that promote standards based description for the exchange of

2nd Workshop on Academic Asset Preservation and Sharing in Southeast Asia

complex digital objects.

Organizer: Shoichiro HARA
This is a session to make arrangements for the Asian Session on 26th. It is planned as a semi-

14 : 00-15 : 00

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closed session, but observers are welcomed.

Japanese Tutorial 2

社会調査個票デジタルデータの収集、保存、二次分析について
Yukio MAEDA
確率標本抽出にもとづく社会調査は 1940 年代のアメリカ合衆国で始まるが、その初期からデータの共有、保存、二次分析は研究者集団にとって重要な関心事であった。このチュートリアルでは、
データの保存と二次分析という観点から、社会調査の歴史を素描した後、日本の現状を東京大学

is in Japanese with no translation

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Foyer

10:00
10:30
11:00

10:00-12:00 Digital Curation of Historical and Cultural Resources in Japan(2)
歴史資料デジタル記録として何を記述すべきか―日本とアジアと世界―
Organizer: Makoto GOTO( 国立歴史民俗博物館 National Museum of Japanese History)
Presenter: John ERTL, Yoshiko SHIMADZU, Shigeki MORO

11:30
12:00
12:30

Lunch Break

13:00

13:00-13:30 Opening

13:30

13:30-14:30 Keynote (1)14:00

FAIR Data in Trustworthy Data Repositories
Ingrid DILLO(Data Archiving and Networked Services, Netherlands)

Poster Display

14:30
15:00

14:40-16:40 Asian Session

15:30

Reports and Discussion
Moderator: Natalie PANG

16:00
16:30
16:40-17:30 Posters/Demos Lightning Talk

17:00

Chair: Unmil KARADKAR

17:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
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17:30-19:00
Welcome Reception and Poster Session

10 : 00-12 : 00

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Digital Curation of Historical and Cultural Resources in Japan(2)

歴史資料デジタル記録として何を記述すべきか―日本とアジアと世界―

14 : 40-16 : 40

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Asian Session
Reports and Discussion

Organizer: Makoto GOTO( 国立歴史民俗博物館 National Museum of Japanese History)

Moderator: Natalie PANG(National University of Singapore, Singapore)

Presenter: John ERTL, Yoshiko SHIMADZU, Shigeki MORO

Invited Speakers: Shuji KAMITSUNA(National Diet Library, Japan), Sophy Shu-Jiun

日本における歴史資料保存の手法には様々なあり方がある。究極的に「何を未来に伝えるべきか」

CHEN(Academia Sinica, Taiwan), LEE Kee Siang(National Library Board, Singapore), Wararakという論点は、現物だけではなくデジタルデータでも同様の課題を抱える。そこで、本セッショ

PATTANAKIATPONG(Chiang Mai University, Thailand), Chito ANGELES(University of theンでは、デジタルデータ記録の前提となる「何を記録すべきか」「そのための歴史資料情報のデジ

Philippines Diliman, Philippines)

タルでの記録の課題は何か」という根本の部分を考古学・文化財科学・デジタルの分野から考えCountries in the Asia-Pacific region are very diverse in terms of culture, language andたい。

economic environments. Long-term management, keeping and use of digital resources is a

There are a variety of methodologies for preserving historical resources in Japan. Ultimately,common and pressing concern for many of these countries which are producing more and more

the main point “What and how can we predict the future?” matters not only the original

digital resources. However, reports on digital preservation activities are lacking, especially fromresources but also digital data. This session addresses underlying problems, “What do wethe countries in East and South-East Asia. This session is aimed to share up-to-date information

record?” and “What are the outstanding issues for information record from historical resources”

about developments of digital archives and digital preservation in East and South-East Asia

from the scope of archaeology, scientiﬁc studies on cultural properties, and digital.

and to discuss issues on digital preservation in this region with the audience from other partsof the world.

13 : 00-13 : 30

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Opening

13 : 30-14 : 30

This session will ﬁrst present ﬁve talks by invited speakers from Japan, Taiwan, Philippines,
Thailand and Singapore about digital preservation at the speakersʼ institutions and/or
countries. Then, we solicit voluntary reports from other Asian countries followed by general

Main Hall

Keynote (1)FAIR Data in Trustworthy Data Repositories
Ingrid DILLO(Data Archiving and Networked Services, Netherlands)
National and international funders are increasingly likely to mandate open data and data

discussions with the audience.

16 : 40-17 : 30

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Posters/Demos Lightning Talk
Chair: Unmil KARADKAR

management policies that call for the long-term storage and accessibility of data. Open data

Foyer

and data sharing can only become a success if we put the concept of trust central stage. The

17 : 30-19 : 00

certiﬁcation of digital repositories is an important means to provide this trust to the diﬀerent

Welcome Reception and Poster Session

stakeholders involved. In this keynote 1 will talk about data sharing, repository certiﬁcationand the concept of FAIR data.

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8:30
9:00
9:30

8:50-10:20 Metadata & Linked Data

8:50-10:20 Data management

10:30-12:00 Emulation & Software Preservation

10:30-12:00 Documentation & Training

10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30

Lunch Break

13:00

13:00-14:00 Keynote (2)13:30

Digital Dunhuang: A Standard for Digital Preservation
Peter X. ZHOU(C.V. Starr East Asian Library, University of California Berkeley, USA)

14:00
14:30

14:10-15:10 PDF Preservation

14:10-15:10 Aquisition & Appraisal

15:10-15:40 Community Building

15:10-15:40 Tools

15:00
15:30
16:00

16:00-17:00 Social Events

16:30
17:00
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17:00- Banquet venue opens, 18:00- Banquet

Keynote (2)(S) : Short papers
8 : 50-10 : 20

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Metadata & Linked Data
- Katherine THORNTON, Euan COCHRANE, Thomas LEDOUX, Bertrand CARON and CarlWILSON. Modeling the Domain of Digital Preservation in Wikidata- Chunqiu LI and Shigeo SUGIMOTO. Metadata-Driven Approach for Keeping Interpretability of
Digital Objects through Formal Provenance Description- Florent AZIOSMANOFF, Chu-Yin CHEN, Louise FAUDUET, Nola NʼDIAYE, Adèle SICRE and
Céline THOMAS. Digital art Posterity: Building a Data Model for Digital Art Corpora

8 : 50-10 : 20

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Data management- Jaime MEARS, Abigail POTTER and Kate ZWAARD. Collections as Data: Preservation to Accessto Use to Impact(S)- Claudia ENGELHARDT, Harry ENKE, Jochen KLAR, Jens LUDWIG and Heike NEUROTH.
Research Data Management Organiser. A Tool to Support the Planning, Implementation andOrganisation of Research Data Management(S)- David WILCOX. Always on the Move: Transient Software and Data Migrations(S)- Remco van VEENENDAAL, Marcel RAS and Marie Claire DANGERFIELD. Getting Persistent
Identiﬁers Implemented By ʻCutting In The Middle-Manʼ(S)10 : 30-12 : 00

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Emulation & Software Preservation- Zahra TARKHANI, Geoﬀrey BROWN and Steven MYERS. Trustworthy and Portable Emulation
Platform for Digital Preservation- Roberto Di COSMO and Stefano ZACCHIROLI. Software Heritage: Why and How to Preserve
Software Source Code- Euan COCHRANE, Jonathan TILBURY and Oleg STOBBE. Adding Emulation Functionality to
Existing Digital Preservation Infrastructure (S)- Dena STRONG. Phantoms of the Digital Opera: The Need for Long Term Preservation of Borndigital Actors and Multimedia Objects Using Methods that Permit Ongoing New Creations (S)10 : 30-12 : 00

Conference Room 5FDocumentation & Training- Nathan HALL and Michael BOOCK. Environmental Scan of Distributed Digital Preservation
Services: A Collective Case Study (S)- Lauren WORK and Heidi KELLY. Documentation to the People: Building Empathy into Digital
Archiving Documentation (S)- Sarah MASON and Edith HALVARSSON. Designing and Implementing a Digital Preservation
Training Needs Assessment: Findings from the Bodleian Librariesʼ Institutional Repository (S)13 : 00-14 : 00

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Digital Dunhuang: A Standard for Digital Preservation
Peter X. ZHOU (C.V. Starr East Asian Library, University of California Berkeley, USA)The Digital Dunhuang project is enabling long-term preservation of cultural heritage ofinestimable value, while providing a platform for sharing all digital assets generated in the act ofpreservation. This presentation will examine the major aspects of digital asset management anddigital preservation implemented in this ongoing project.

Main Hall

14 : 10-15 : 10

PDF Preservation- Michelle LINDLAR, Yvonne TUNNAT and Carl WILSON. A Test set or Well-Formedness
Validation in JHOVE ‒ The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- Marco KLINDT. PDF/A Considered Harmful for Digital Preservation

14 : 10-15 : 10

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Aquisition & Appraisal- Denise de VRIES, Dirk Von SUCHODOLETZ and Willibald MEYER. A Case Study on Retrievalof Data from 8 inch Disks ‒ Of the Importance of Hardware Repositories for Digital Preservation- Josh SCHNEIDER, Peter CHAN, Glynn EDWARDS and Sudheendra HANGAL. ePADD:
Computational analysis software enabling screening, browsing, and access for email collections (S)- Jin Ha LEE, Stephen KEATING and Travis WINDLEHARTH. Challenges in Preserving
Augmented Reality Games: A Case Study of Ingress and Pokémon GO (S)Main Hall

15 : 10-15 : 40

Community Building- Rebecca McGUINNESS, Carl WILSON, Duff JOHNSON and Boris DOUBROV. veraPDF: open
source PDF/A validation through pragmatic partnership (S)- Joost van der Nat and Marcel RAS. A Dutch approach in constructing a network of nationwide
facilities for digital preservation together (S)15 : 10-15 : 40

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Tools- Nick KRABBENHOEFT. BagIt Fixer-Upper (S)- Kuisma LEHTONEN, Pauliina SOMERKOSKI, Juha TÖRNROOS, Mikko VATANEN and Kimmo
KOIVUNEN. Modular Pre-Ingest Tool for Diverse Needs of Producers (S)16 : 00-17 : 00
Social Events
Kyoto University Library Tour & Kyoto University Museum Tour

18 : 00-

The sodoh Higashiyama Banquet

All day

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Poster Display

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8:30

Conference Room 5F

8:50-9:50 Preservation Systems (1)

9:00
9:30
10:00

9:50-10:20 Content Analysis
9:50-12:00
Operational Pragmatism in Digital Preservation:
establishing context-aware minimum viable baselines
Organizer: Somaya LANGLEY

10:30
11:00
11:30

10:30-11:30 Preservation Systems (2)11:30-12:00 Certification

12:00
Lunch Break

12:30
13:00
13:30

13:00-14:00 Keynote (3)Endeavors of Digital Game Preservation in Japan- A Case of Ritsumeikan Game Archive
Project
Akinori NAKAMURA(College of Image Arts and Sciences, Ritsumeikan Univeresity, Japan)

14:00
14:30

14:10-15:10 Closing

15:00

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11 : 30-12 : 00

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Preservation Systems (1)Certiﬁcation- Angela DAPPERT and Adam FARQUHAR. Permanence of the Scholarly Record: Persistent
Identiﬁcation and Digital Preservation ‒ A Roadmap- Bertrand CARON, Jordan de La HOUSSAYE, Thomas LEDOUX and Stéphane REECHT.
Life and Death of an Information Package: Implementing the Lifecycle in a Multipurpose
Preservation System- Barbara SIERMAN and Kees WATERMAN. How the Dutch prepared for certiﬁcation

9 : 50-10 : 20

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Content Analysis- Natsuko YOSHIGA and Shin-ichi TADAKI. Semi-automated Generation of Linked Data from
Unstructured Bibliographic Data for Japanese Historical Rare Books (S)- Christopher LEE and Kam WOODS. Diverse Digital Collections Meet Diverse Uses: Applying
Natural Language Processing to Born-Digital Primary Sources (S)9 : 50-12 : 00

Conference Room 5F

Operational Pragmatism in Digital Preservation
Establishing context-aware minimum viable baselines
Panel ‒ Somaya LANGLEY, Anthea SELES, Andrea BYRNE, Dinesh KATRE, Jones LUKOSE
and Bertrand CARON.
Undertaking active digital preservation, holistically and thoroughly, requires substantial
infrastructure and resources. National archives and libraries across the Western world haveestablished, or are working towards maturity in digital preservation (often underpinned
by legislative requirements). On the other hand, smaller collectives and companies situatedoutside of memory institution contexts, as well as organisations in non-Western and developing
countries, are struggling with the basics of managing their digital materials. This panel
continues the debate within the digital preservation community, critiquing the development
of digital preservation practices typically from within positions of privilege. Bringing together
individuals from diverse backgrounds, the aim is to establish a variety of 'bare minimum'baselines for digital preservation eﬀorts, while tailoring these to local contexts.

10 : 30-11 : 30

13 : 00-14 : 00

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Keynote (3)Endeavors of Digital Game Preservation in Japan- A Case of Ritsumeikan Game Archive
Project
Akinori NAKAMURA (College of Image Arts and Sciences, Ritsumeikan Univeresity, Japan)
In 1998, one of the ﬁrst academic institutions, which focuses on pursuing the appropriate waysof the video game preservation, the Game Archive Project has been established. The sentimenttoward the digital games being products rather than “viable cultural artifact”, the eﬀorts havestarted slowly. In our continuous efforts to enlighten academic as well as the professional
community for this cause, however, the importance of the preservation activities has been
embraced in both domestic and international communities, leading to being a part of thenational project for the creating of the Media Art Database by the Agency of Cultural Aﬀairs,
Japan. The present paper attempt to introduce an overview of our eﬀorts.

14 : 10-15 : 10

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ClosingMorning

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Poster Display

Main Hall

Preservation Systems (2)- Eld ZIERAU. OAIS and Distributed Digital Preservation in Practice- Helen Hockx-YU. Superb Stewardship of Digital Assets ‒ Developing a strategy for Digital
Archiving and Preservation at the University of Notre Dame10

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Meeting Room

Conference Room
1F

15:30
15:30-17:00 Pop-Culture Session

16:00

16:30

Archiving and Utilization of Japanese Pop
Cultures Materials- Kaichiro MORIKAWA (School of Global
Japanese Studies, Meiji University):"Issues in archiving manga, anime, games
and related cultures"- Tadahiro SAIKA (International Manga
Research Center, Kyoto Seika University /Kyoto International Manga Museum):"Archiving and Utilization of Manga
Materials: in the case of Kyoto International
Manga Museum"

15:30-17:00 WDS Collaborative
Session

15:30-18:30 Workshop 1
Digital Preservation Storage Workshop:
Exploring Preservation Storage Criteria
and Distributed Digital Preservation
Andrea GOETHALS, Nancy McGOVERN,
Jane MANDELBAUM, Sibyl SCHAEFER,
Gail TRUMAN and Eld ZIERAU

15:30-18:30 Workshop 2
A Dutch approach in constructing a
network of nationwide facilities for digitalpreservation together
Joost van der NAT, Marcel RAS and Eefke
SMIT

Research Lifecycle based Research DataManagement Requirements and Its
Alignment with Institutional, Domestic andInternational Contexts
Chair: Shoji KAJITA
Speakers: Shoji KAJITA, Kazutsuna
YAMAJI, Heidi J. IMKER

17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30

Workshops and tutorials can have further instructions online. See iPRES website for more information.

https://ipres2017.jp/programme/1129 (FRI)
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9:00
9:30
9:00-12:00 Workshop 3

10:00

9:00-12:00 Tutorial 1

9:00-12:00 Tutorial 2

10:30

Curating Digital Content with Fedora
David WILCOX

Persistent Identifiers
Jonathan CLARK and Juha HAKALA

Preservation and Access for Privacysensitive Collections
Unmil KARADKAR, Pat GALLOWAY andKing DAVIS

11:00

9:00-12:00 Workshop 4
Innovative approach for project viability:from a diversity of business models toharmonized and scalable national services
Pierre-Yves BURGI, Eliane BLUMER andAndré JELICIC

11:30
12:00
Lunch Break

12:30
13:00
13:30

13:00-16:00 Tutorial 4

14:00

13:00-16:00 Tutorial 3

14:30

Understanding and Implementing PREMIS
Karin BREDENBERG, Angela DAPPERTand Eld ZIERAU

15:00

Diverse Digital Collections Meet Diverse
Uses:
Applying Natural Language Processing toBorn-Digital Primary Sources
Christopher LEE

13:00-16:00 Workshop 5

13:00-16:00 Tutorial 5

Working with WARCs:
New Tools for Harvesting, Accessing, andResearching Web Archives
Jefferson BAILEY and Vinay GOEL

Using ePADD to Appraise, Process, andProvide Access to Historically andCulturally Valuable Email Collections
Josh SCHNEIDER

15:30
16:00

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Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsor

Local Supporter

Host
Kyoto University

The Kyoto University Library Network

Center for Southeast Asian Studies

The Kyoto University Museum

Japan-Asean Platform forTransdisciplinary Sciences

Glocal Information Platform

Unit of Academic Knowledge Integration Studies
of Kyoto University Research

Joint-hostNational Diet Library

Historiographical Institute ,The University of Tokyo

National Museum of Japanese History

Endorsement
Center for Spacial Information Science,
The University of TokyoJapan Society of Information and Knowledge

The Pacific
Neighborhood Consortium

Art Research Center, Ritsumeikan University

IPSJ SIG Computers
and the Humanities

National Institutes for the Humanities

Council for Databases in the Humanities

Kyoto International Manga Museum

The Electronic Cultural
Atlas Initiative

Kyoto Seika University International Manga
Research Center