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Arkivum Coffee BreakCourtney C. Mumma, MAS/MLIS, US and International Client Relations

lead developers of Archivematica and Access to Memory (AtoM)

archivists, librarians, technologists

free and open-source digital preservation (AGPLv3)

best practices and standards

no barrier to user groups, community or documentation

consistent, system independent Archival Information Packages (AIPs)

Bagit, Dublin Core, METS, PREMIS

so much bigger on the inside

more than storage: metadata, logs, formats and structure to protect against software

obsolescence

Archivematica makes

Archival Information Packages (AIPs)

– integrity & virus checks, format identification, characterization & metadata extraction, forensic activities, validation, arrangement, transcription, etc

– normalization on ingest + preservation of the original file to sustainable formats

– bagged AIP with logs and metadata (METS.xml)

– include or add metadata, including PREMIS rights and restrictions

– storage agnostic

the METS file<dmdSec> (descriptive metadata) Dublin Core XML<amdSec> (administrative metadata) <techMD> PREMIS: object <digiProvMD> PREMIS: events PREMIS: agents <rightsMD> PREMIS: rights<fileSec> (a list of the files and their roles and relationships)<structMap> (a representation of the physical structure of the AIP)

public wikis – archivematica.org & accesstomemory.org

online demo: sandbox.archivematica.org

User: demo@example.comPassword: demodemo