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Research & Practice Papers are redefining the Conference Themes
The Program Committee is happy to present you a broad range of 55 papers from research and practice in digital preservation. Releasing them all at the conference opening would be overwhelming—but don't worry, you can start reading now!
This year, we set out three broad themes for the conference:
From document to data, a major shift is happening across all sectors, from audiovisual preservation, document management and archiving, digitisation in memory institutions to web archiving.
Scaling up - and can we do that within the boundaries of climate change, budget restrictions and any number of challenges to our institutions?
Start 2 Preserve and lowering the barriers to digital preservation
The papers below have taken up our call for contributions and present their take on today’s challenges.
From Document to Data
Inspiration from Data Archiving in China with the Participation of Comprehensive Archives
Leveraging Large Language Models and Wikidata to Mitigate Agent Hallucination within Conversational Applications for the Digital Preservation Domain
A Preview of the GISST System
Ensuring Machine Learning approaches can learn from users
Scaling Up
From Concept to Reference Model and Risk Assessment with CHARM
A Reciprocal Partnership between the University of Illinois and African Archivists
Problems and Solutions for an Ever Expanding Open Archival Information System
Querying from and reporting to the ISSN KEEPERS Registry to improve e-journal preservation
Start 2 Preserve
Exploring the preconditions for a community-oriented archival practice in Flanders (Belgium)
Examining Preservation of Dynamic Content on the We Through the Lens of Online Advertisements
A Bottom-up Solution for the Preservation of Digital Private Archives and Collections
‘Good old Internet: it's not just there for the serious things in life!’
Combining Digital and Analog to Preserve Critical Documents for Centuries in a Radioactive Waste Management Context
