Library of Congress-NSF Research Awards Presentations

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Introductory presentations from each of the projects made at the Principal Investigator's meeting held during dg.o2005 (external link) the sixth National Conference on Digital Government Research, May 17, 2005.

• Planning a Globally Accessible Archive of MODIS Data (PDF, 141KB)
  Micah Beck
  University of Tennessee at Knoxville Computer Science Department Logistical Computing and Internetworking Laboratory
• Managing the Lifetime of Versions in Digital Archives (PDF, 1251KB)
  Randal C. Burns
  Johns Hopkins University, Hopkins Storage Systems Lab
• Incentives for Data Producers to Create 'Archive-Ready' Data Sets (PDF, 113KB)
  Margaret Hedstrom
  University of Michigan, School of Information
• Robust Technologies for Automated Ingestion and Long-Term Preservation of Digital Information (PDF, 222KB)
  Joseph JaJa
  University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
• Preserving Video Objects and Context (PDF, 58KB)
  Gary Marchionini
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Information and Library Science
• Multi-Institution Testbed for Scalable Digital Archiving (PDF, 3945KB)
  Stephen Miller
  University of California, San Diego, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
• Shared Infrastructure Preservation Models (PDF, 225KB)
  Michael L. Nelson and Johan Bollen
  Old Dominion University, Department of Computer Science
• Digital Preservation Lifecycle Management (PDF, 980KB)
  Arcot Rajasekar
  University of California, San Diego, San Diego Supercomputer Center
• Investigating Data Provenance in the Context of New Product Design and Development (PDF, 298KB)
  Sudha Ram
  University of Arizona, Eller College of Management
• Digital Engineering Archives (PDF, 949KB)
  William C. Regli
  Drexel University, Geometric and Intelligent Computing Laboratory