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‘NLA Digital Preservation: a chronology of ideas and projects over the last 6 years’

Explore the evolution of digital preservation strategies over the past 6 years at the National Library of Australia, focusing on preservation intent statements and the design of knowledge bases. Learn about the NLA's commitment to preserving digital collections for future generations.

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‘NLA Digital Preservation: a chronology of ideas and projects over the last 6 years’

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  1. David Pearson ‘NLA Digital Preservation: a chronology of ideas and projects over the last 6 years’

  2. 2007-AONS II

  3. 2007-Australian METS Profile

  4. 2008-Prometheus

  5. Gengenbach (2012:57)

  6. 2008-Mediapedia http://mediapedia.nla.gov.au/home.php?-link=Home

  7. 2010-Design of KBs

  8. For more information see:Webb, C., Pearson, D. and Koerbin, P. (in press) ‘ “Oh, you wanted us to preserve that?!” Statements of Preservation Intent for the National Library of Australia’s Digital Collections’, in D-Lib Magazine. NLA Digital Preservation Crest: Totus, Omnibus, in Perpetua (Everything, for Everyone Forever)

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