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Digital Preservation 2014 Program Committee Meeting

24 February 2014

Roster

Erin Engle
Barrie Howard
Butch Lazorchak
Vivek Navale
Meghan Banach Bergin
Abbey Potter
Abbie Grotke
Vickie Allen
Nicole Scalessa

Action items

Tidy up the wiki with recommendations for keynote speakers and themes – Erin and Barrie
Draft up panel session ideas – Butch
Schedule the next meeting for a full WebEx – Barrie
Send out reminders about the call for participation – All

Update on keynotes

danah boyd and Amber Case declined. Cole Crawford would like more information. We are going to contact Jennifer Pahlka, who was contacted last year but wasn't available.

Update on Call for Proposals

Barrie included a copy of the CFP in the reminder for this meeting. Feel free to re-distribute. The deadline for the CFP is March 14.

Review stawman agenda

Barrie distributed a stawman agenda. We have two full days to fill for the meeting, which included up to 18 breakout sessions, posters, etc. The schedule is very flexible at this point.

Discuss panel ideas and add more

The Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries (PACSCL) is working on a storage survey, and they may have something to report on by then.

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 '''Update on keynotes'''
-danah boyd and Amber Case declined. Cole Crawford would like more information. We are going to contact [[NDSA:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Pahlka Jennifer Pahlka]], who was contacted last year but wasn't available.
+danah boyd and Amber Case declined. Cole Crawford would like more information. We are going to contact [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Pahlka Jennifer Pahlka], who was contacted last year but wasn't available.
-'''Continued discussion of high-level digital preservation issues to identify possible theme(s)'''
+'''Update on Call for Proposals'''
-*Small institutions have a need to collaborate and pool resources since they have limited budgets for digital preservation. What sorts of initiatives, organizations, and projects address this need?
+Barrie included a copy of the CFP in the reminder for this meeting. Feel free to re-distribute. The deadline for the CFP is March 14.
-**University of Baltimore digital preservation hub
-**DPN
+'''Review stawman agenda'''
-**Chronopolis
-**MetaArchive
+Barrie distributed a stawman agenda. We have two full days to fill for the meeting, which included up to 18 breakout sessions, posters, etc. The schedule is very flexible at this point.
-**LOCKSS
-*A panel on the ecosystem of in-house infrastructure that relies on external services
+'''Discuss panel ideas and add more'''
-*Big data for infrastructure to scale, processing, and workflow
+*The Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries ([http://pacscl.org/ PACSCL]) is working on a storage survey, and they may have something to report on by then.