Long paper presentations

Please find below a list of all accepted long papers at iPRES 2024. More details and a schedule will follow.

#6 Energy, Digital Preservation, and the Climate: Proactively Planning for an Uncertain Future

Sibyl Schaefer (University of California, San Diego)

#8 Opening Windows: Remote Imaging as a Preservation Tool for Legacy Computers

Eléonore Bernard (Kunsthaus Zürich); Tom Ensom; Robin François (Cinémathèque suisse, docuteam SA); Tony Kranz (Kunsthaus Zürich)

#19 File Fixity in the Cloud: Policy, Business, and Technical Considerations

Kyle Rimkus (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign); Gen Schmitt (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Library IT)

#27 When Software was Sound: Exploring the forensic materiality and the evidence of manufacture of microcomputer software recorded on cassette

Michael Borthwick

#29 Traveling Light: a carry-on of essentials for development of Cornell's digital preservation program

Dianne Dietrich (Cornell University Library)

Michelle Paolillo (Cornell University Library)

#33 'Scaling up' our disciplinary knowledge of Digital Preservation Risk: from concept to reference model with CHARM

Maureen Pennock

#40 The BnF data-driven policy for legal deposit of born-digital sound

Bertrand Caron (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

Luc Verrier (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

#42 Building an information model ready for access

Pascale Montmartin (Library and National Archives of Quebec)

#44 PDF Hybrid Preservation on Paper

Vincent Joguin (Eupalia); Florence Poidevin (Andra)

#45 Dancing with donors: Trust building across gaps of curation priorities

Alex Kinnaman (Virginia Tech); Alan Munshower (Virginia Tech)

#46 Macintosh Type/Creator codes for Identifying MacOS Classic Formats

Tyler Thorsted (Brigham Young University)

#50 MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF AUDIOVISUAL DOCUMENTS IN INFORMATION INSTITUTIONS IN OMAN

Abderrazak Mkadmi (Sultan Qaboos University)

Ahmed Maher Khafaga Shehata (Sultan Qaboos University); Elsayed Salah Elsawy (Sultan Qaboos University)

#51 ‘Good old Internet: it's not just there for the serious things in life!’: a digital forensics workflow on-the-fly to preserve the history of technology in higher education through University of Edinburgh BITs newsletter (1994-2019)

Sara Day Thomson (University of Edinburgh)

Jasmine Patel (University of Edinburgh); Sonia Virdi (University of Edinburgh)

#57 All Risk is Local: File Format Risk Assessment in Two U.S. Government Contexts

Elizabeth England (US National Archives and Records Administration); Leslie Johnston (US National Archives and Records Administration); Kate Murray (Library of Congress); Hannah Wang (US National Archives and Records Administration); Theron Westervelt

#59 Preserving Inria's Legacy Software: A Crowd-Sourced Approach

Mathilde Fichen (Software Heritage, CNAM)

Roberto Di Cosmo (Software Heritage); Gérard Giraudon (Inria Alumni)

#63 Manage the growth of a repository over 14 years

Thomas Ledoux (Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF))

#68 KEEPERS Registry - A Two-Way Street for E-Journal Preservation

Peter Eisner (TIB); Merle Friedrich (Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB)); Micky Lindlar

#69 The Future of Preservation: Reinventing the Repository at Harvard

Stephen Abrams

Julianna Barrera-Gomez (Harvard University); Michelle Gallinger (Gallinger Consulting); Miriam Leigh (Harvard University); Vitaly Zakuta

#72 From Burden to Benefit: Rethinking Digital Preservation at Universities

Anna Dubov

E Karvovskaya; Marcel Ras

#75 Community engagement through cultural archiving: exploring the preconditions for a community-oriented cultural archival practice in Flanders (Belgium)

Geerd De Ceulaerde (University of Antwerp)

#81 GISST

Eric Kaltman (University of Alberta); Joseph C. Osborn (Pomona College)

#82 Catalyzing African Community Archives for Social Good

Chris Prom (University of Illinois)

Sarah Cummings (Wageningen University & Research); Gladys Kemboi (University of Illinois); Ruby Martinez

#88 TRANSPARENT AND TRUSTWORTHY ARTIFACT LIFE CYCLE DATA

Patrick Hochstenbach; Martin Klein (Los Alamos National Laboratory); Herbert Van de Sompel (DANS); Ruben Verborgh (Ghent University - IMEC)

#100 The AIDA Network in Flanders

Wim Lowet (Vlaams Architectuur Instituut); Maarten Savels (Amsab-Institute for Social History); Rony Vissers

#117 DIGITAL PRESERVATION OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE IN RAMAT LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA

Usman Ibrahim

Gladys Kemboi (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)

#120 AI Semantic Credibility and Wikibase Knowledge Graph Self-Verification: Leveraging Large Language Models and Wikidata to Mitigate Agent Hallucination within Conversational Applications for the Digital Preservation Domain

Kenneth Seals-Nutt; Katherine Thornton (Yale University Library)

#124 Addressing the problem of file formats obsolescence: the Italian guidelines on file format conversion for the long-term preservation of electronic records

Stefano Allegrezza (University of Bologna (Italy))

#126 Preserving Users’ Knowledge of Contemporary and Legacy Computer Systems

Klaus Rechert (University of Applied Sciences Kehl); Dragan Espenschied (Rhizome); Rafael Gieschke (University of Freiburg); Wendy Hagenmaier (Yale University Library)

#132 Cloudy Data With a Chance of Transfer: Towards SharePoint Transfer at UK Parliament

Emily Chen (UK Parliament)

Nicole Hartland; Rosemary Reynolds (UK Parliament)

#146 Saving Ads: Archiving Digital Marketing

Christopher Rauch (Drexel University); Alex H. Poole (Drexel University); Travis Reid (Old Dominion University); Michele C. Weigle (Old Dominion University)Michael L. Nelson (Old Dominion University); Faryaneh Poursardar (Old Dominion University) and Mat Kelly (Drexel University)