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== Attendees ==
== Attendees ==
Carol Kussman
* Carol Kussman
Ed Busch
* Ed Busch
Martin Kong
* Martin Kong
Leah Prescott
* Leah Prescott
Bonnie Gordon
* Bonnie Gordon
Euan Cochrane
* Euan Cochrane
Juan C. Romero
* Juan C. Romero
Antonio Guillermo Martinez
* Antonio Guillermo Martinez
Andrew Berger
* Andrew Berger
David Pcolar
* David Pcolar
Nicole Scalessa
* Nicole Scalessa
Sibyl Schaeffer
* Sibyl Schaeffer
Megan Rohleder
* Megan Rohleder
Nick Krabbenhoeft
* Nick Krabbenhoeft


== Agenda ==
== Agenda ==

Revision as of 14:43, 31 January 2017

Attendees

  • Carol Kussman
  • Ed Busch
  • Martin Kong
  • Leah Prescott
  • Bonnie Gordon
  • Euan Cochrane
  • Juan C. Romero
  • Antonio Guillermo Martinez
  • Andrew Berger
  • David Pcolar
  • Nicole Scalessa
  • Sibyl Schaeffer
  • Megan Rohleder
  • Nick Krabbenhoeft

Agenda

  • Digital Media Log application overview - Bonnie Gordon
  • LibSafe overview - Juan Romero
  • Review Infrastructure Interest Group description on website: http://ndsa.org/working-groups/infrastructure/
    • What do we want to keep? Revise?
    • Which of the projects listed do we want to push forward?
  • Updates from working groups:
    • Fixity working group
    • Staffing survey working group

Minutes

Digital Media Log application overview - Bonnie Gordon

LibSafe overview - Antonio Guillermo Martinez

  • LibNova is a digital preservation system builder since 2009 with US offices since 2016
  • Presented case study in implementing a digital preservation system for 1 PB of data for Madrid City Hall
    • Used Level 4 of the NDSA Levels of Preservation as a reference to define system functions
    • Connected preservation storage system to access/discovery interface (Blacklight [1])
    • Used automated classifier to recognize and organize 98% of data staged for ingest
    • Scaled ingest processes across cloud servers to account for increased demand during initial ingest
    • System checks fixity every month, requires 2 weeks to finish hashing