Short paper presentations

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

#15 A Condition Assessment Model for Multi-variant Net Artworks

Nicole Christiane Savoy (Academy of the Arts Bern, Rhizome)

Dragan Espenschied (Rhizome); Martina Haidvogl (Academy of the Arts Bern)

#32 Significant properties of the digital authoritative record in Upper Austria

Veronika Führer (Upper Austrian State Archive)

#34 Understanding the digital city: Conflicting values, community and representation information

Daniel Steinmeier

#35 Prepare to Preserve: the Harvest Combine for Research Data at Stockholm University and the local Digital Preservation Group

Joakim Philipson (Stockholm University)

#43 Archiving Made Easy: Introducing Brocade – a Tool for Modern Archive Management

Tom Deneire (University of Antwerp Library)

Willem Vanneste (University of Antwerp Library)

#52 The Evaluation of the Performance Quality for Publishers of Long-term Preservation of Digital Science and Technology Resources

ZiYe WANG (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Chao WANG (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Xin Li; BeiBei Kong (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Honghu Fu (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

#60 Scaling up: Photographing the 'Panorama of Congo'

Tomas Vandecasteele

Leen Engelen (LUCA School of Arts); Rodrigo Peixoto (Lusofona University Lisbon)

#64 Web Archives for All? Towards Equitable Access to UK Public Sector Web Archives

Nicole Hartland (UK Parliament)

#74 Analysis and Development Suggestions for the NDPC Long-term Preservation of Digital Science and Technology Resources

ZiYe WANG (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Xin Li; Li QIAN (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Cen ZHANG (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); ZhenXin Wu (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); ZhiXiong ZHANG (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

#77 TRAINING AI MODELS FROM WITHIN A DIGITAL PRESERVATION SYSTEM

Jack O'Sullivan

David Clipsham (Preservica Ltd); Richard Smith (Preservica Ltd)

#78 OPEX and PAX: A transfer format for digital preservation content

Richard Smith (Preservica); Jonathan Tilbury (Preservica)

#83 Fostering Collaboration Between Research Libraries and Community Archives to Preserve the ‘Network of Mutuality’

Ruby Martinez; Nathan Tallman

#87 Series as the starting point. Unveiling the potential of series in digital preservation

Koen Dobbelaere (Digital Archives Flanders)

#95 First steps towards a BnF preservation policy for graphic works intended for printing

Alix Bruys (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

#102 The Digital Preservation Policies of  LOCKSS Networks

Miguel Angel Mardero Arellano

João Andrade

#103 The flux and rhythm of community: A case study on building and maintaining a community of practice

Jaye Weatherburn (Head of Digital Preservation, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia)

#107 Low-resource / no-resource: lowering the barriers to sustainable digital preservation in the contemporary art professions

Laura Molloy (CODATA)

#109 Archiving Strategies For Texts And Instant Messages By Politicians In Office. A Belgian Case Study

Bieke Nouws (State Archives Belgium)

#114 From pull to push. The digital transformation initiatives of FelixArchief Antwerpen

Filip Boudrez

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#118 TOPIC ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL PRESERVATION BASED ON BERTOPIC

Naishuai Zhang (Peking University Library); Jimin Wang (Department of Information Management, Peking University)

#121 Practical Exploration of Digital Preservation Capability Training for  NDPP Team

Honghu Fu (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Zhenxin Wu (National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

#122 HOW TO STOP NEGATIVE MAINTENANCE OF LEGACY SYSTEMS TO RESCUE HISTORICAL DATA Inspiration From Data Archiving In China With The Participation Of Comprehensive Archives

Jiemin Pan; an xinyu

#143 IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU Thirty years of digital preservation in an ever-changing organization

Inge Hofsink (KB National Library of the Netherlands)

#145 Scaling Up Digital Preservation Workflows With Homegrown Tools and Automation

Shelly Black; Brian Dietz (NC State University Libraries); Trevor Thornton (NC State University Libraries)

#147 DIGITAL REPOSITORY FOR AFRICAN HISTORY CULTURE AND HERITAGE - A Case of Keiyo Community  of Kenya

Chris Chepken (University of Nairobi); Joseph Kiplagat (Moi University); Chris Kiptoo (Kenya Government)