Library of Congress Resources for Federal Records Managers Federal Information and Records Managers Council 11/4/2009 William G. Le. Furgy, wlef@loc. gov
Background • National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program established in 2000 • Congress saw valuable digital content at risk • Library of Congress directed to lead a national program and work with all stakeholders • Working with White House, NARA, GPO, NSF and a number of other federal agencies • LC does not work directly with federal records! www. digitalpreservation. gov 2
Three Parts of NDIIPP • Build a community of practice to collaborate on solutions, share information • Sponsor and develop tools, services, infrastructure to provide long-term access to significant digital information • Work with partners to preserve and provide access to information www. digitalpreservation. gov 3
Outcomes of Use to Federal Agencies • Tools and services • Guidelines and best practices • News and information www. digitalpreservation. gov 4
Tools and Services • Web archiving: capture of agency web sites using third party services, Heritrix web crawler • Data transfer: reliable movement of data from one environment to another using Bagit, associated tools • Persistent bit preservation: distributed storage using LOCKSS www. digitalpreservation. gov 5
Guidelines and Best Practices • Federal Agencies Digitization Guidelines Initiative: define uniform methods to digitize historical content (text, A/V) • Sustainability of Digital Formats: identifies formats that are promising for long-term viability www. digitalpreservation. gov 6
News and Information • Digitalpreservation. gov web site • Monthly Digital Preservation Newsletter, free by e-mail subscription • Focused conferences and webinars • Specialty meetings and briefings www. digitalpreservation. gov 7
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