Explore supplemental materials for good laboratory management training. Learn to promote quality, reliability, and safety in lab practices. Enhance skills in reporting, archival, and environmental consciousness. Access resources to elevate your lab's reputation and impact.

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Join the NARA's Town Hall on June 14, 2023, featuring leaders in reparative description and digitization from NARA, Library of Congress, and more. Learn about innovative approaches and initiatives towards rectifying past errors in archival practices. Explore the commitment to respecting Indigenous p

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Version control, such as Git, is a system that maintains records of changes made to files over time. It allows users to collaborate, track changes, revert modifications, and manage file versions effectively. Repositories store files and their histories, holding all committed work. GitHub serves as a

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FalconStor focuses on modernizing backup and archival solutions for the multi-cloud world, offering fast data backup and restore speeds, significant data reduction capabilities, cost savings, and cloud-ready operations. The company is recognized as a trusted data protection leader with a strong trac

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Comprehensive assessment and strengthening efforts of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) in Kenya began with the 1st Conference for African Ministers responsible for CR in 2010. The CR process in Kenya involves registration of all births and deaths, archival, preservation, and issuance o

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This detailed content provides an in-depth exploration of Git and GitHub for the CS 4411 Spring 2020 semester. It covers Git basics, commands, dealing with conflicts and merges, understanding branches, recovering from errors, making commits, utilizing remote repositories, and collaborating via GitHu

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The International Workshop on "Beam Dynamics Meets Diagnostics" took place in Firenze in November 2015, supported by the European Commission. Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams is publishing a special edition for this workshop, inviting speakers to submit papers for peer review

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DNA data storage presents challenges in archiving digital information efficiently due to the nature of biological media. This article delves into the complexities of DNA data storage, emphasizing the importance of robust archival solutions. The OneJoin algorithm offers a scalable and cross-architect

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National Book Trust (NBT) was established in 1957 by the Government of India to promote book reading culture. The organization's major objectives include publishing in Indian languages, book promotion, and supporting the Indian publishing industry. NBT has been showcasing its work through exhibition

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This research focuses on evaluating DACS compliance and best practices through document analysis of finding aids for music materials. Elizabeth Surles, an archivist at the Institute of Jazz Studies, explores the challenges in describing music archives and the impact of musical style on documentation

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The schedule outlines various tasks to be completed by the Alabama Department of Transportation for the year 2022, including urban funds reporting, performance measures tracking, certification reviews, archival tasks, cube voyager invoicing, reporting to MPOs, and work program calculations. The deta

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The IRUS-UK project aims to standardize and improve the collection and reporting of usage statistics for UK institutional repositories. By enabling sharing of reliable and comparable statistics, IRUS-UK facilitates benchmarking and demonstrates the value of repositories in scholarly dissemination.

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This content explores the European framework of certification for Trustworthy Digital Repositories, focusing on topics such as levels of certification, guidelines for data producers and consumers, and the challenges of establishing trust in data sharing. It delves into the concept of Trustworthy Dig

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World Data System (WDS) offers certification for open and trustworthy data repositories, ensuring long-term stewardship and provision of quality-assessed data to the international science community. Membership includes data stewards, analysis services, and accredited Trustworthy Data Networks. The a

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This research explores the social construction of risk in the audit and certification of trustworthy digital repositories, focusing on the context of ISO 16363. It examines how standards developers and auditors conceptualize risk, differences and similarities in understanding risk based on ISO 16363

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Talk by Steve Hitchcock at Open Repositories Conference on enhancing and testing repository deposit interfaces, focusing on open access Institutional Repositories, user value, new deposit interfaces, testing results with SWORDv2, and boosting deposit rates. Credits and acknowledgements for the proje

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Evidence from the Netherlands presented at the 13th International Conference of ISTR highlights that while volunteering may not always meet volunteers' expectations or lead to paid work, refugees value it for its social and psychological benefits. Recommendations include managing expectations and de

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Explore the collaboration between Aeon and ArchivesSpace in this informative webinar presented by Katie Gillespie from Atlas Systems and Joanne Archer from the University of Maryland. Discover the Aeon Atlas Plugin for ArchivesSpace, the functionalities of Aeon in managing requests and workflows for

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Delve into the critical discussions on framing research as evaluation and assessment in the archival profession, exploring the evolving methodologies, research agendas, and educational initiatives. Discover the multifaceted approach towards improving archival practices and education.

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The National Archives of India established regional offices in important cities like Bhopal, Panaji, Jaipur, and Puducherry to preserve historical records. These regional centers house a variety of collections, including pre-Mutiny and Mutiny Papers, Portuguese Military Records, and French administr

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Explore essential topics in long-term data management, including considerations for data centers and repositories, metadata usage, and digital curation. Understand the distinctions between digital archiving, preservation, and curation, along with key questions regarding data deposits and embargoes.

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This study conducted by Giao Luong Baker and Suzi Noruschat at Duke University and USC Libraries respectively aimed to gauge student perspectives on archives. They used survey data to analyze how exposure to USC Special Collections and Digital Library resources impacted student perceptions. The meth

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Leverett Historical Commission identifies issues with ad hoc requests, lack of clarity on historical property significance, and inadequate maintenance plans. A strategic plan is needed to define assets, determine significance, create guidelines, prioritize restoration efforts, and establish funding

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Ruckus and SURF are key frameworks developed by TID-AIR Electronics. Ruckus, a Vivado build system, simplifies Vivado project environments and integrates git repositories. Meanwhile, SURF, the SLAC Ultimate RTL Framework, offers various libraries for firmware development. Both are controlled and mai

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This comprehensive guide discusses the process of publishing data and metadata from iRODS to external repositories, highlighting the importance of interfacing with external services, managing data throughout the research workflow, and the roles involved in data stewardship. It emphasizes the need fo

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Explore the meaning of archives, examples of archival sources, the distinction between primary and secondary sources, and how researchers locate archival materials. Delve into the significance of primary sources in research and personal life.

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This presentation explores the innovative use of alumni and school archival materials to foster relationships on campus with limited resources. By repurposing unsolicited donations and conducting oral history interviews, library workers can revitalize dormant archival programs and enhance alumni eng

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Ina Smith and Hilton Gibson presented on DSpace and Fedora open access repositories, covering hardware and operating system specifications, installation wizards, service level agreements, and business models for technical staff. The presentation emphasized the ease of use and compatibility of DSpace

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Partnerships between domain-specific archives and institution-based repositories are vital for providing expertise and best practices to research communities. Data preservation, dissemination, and long-term stewardship are core functions of repositories, supported by data processing, curation servic

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Explore the fundamentals of Linux package management and repositories, including the concept of packages, Debian package management, repository structures, and tools like APT and Aptitude for efficient package handling. Learn about the history of Debian, package formats, and the role of repositories

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Facilitating the assembly of individual paleorecords into larger networks, community-led data repositories play a crucial role in the paleogeosciences. By interconnecting geoscientific users and geoinformatics, these repositories enable the exploration of big questions related to global temperatures

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Fall 2022 Toulouse meetings covered various topics such as SMURF prototype status, service sites and apertures registry review, service agreement parameters, and GitHub repositories for UML model and XML schema. Discussions included issues related to SMURF prototyping completion, interpretation of p

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Our evolving interaction with machine intelligence challenges us to rethink how archives will be managed in the future, especially with the overwhelming volume of born-digital records. As AI becomes central to archival processes, concerns arise about biases and community involvement in shaping a tec

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Addressing the challenge of limited intellectual access to unprocessed archival materials, the case study at Western University Archives explores the implementation of preliminary finding aids to improve users' access. The study evaluates the impact of posting preliminary finding aids on material us

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Research data repositories play a crucial role in the OCR-D framework, storing and managing data from document analysis processes. These repositories, like the Ground Truth (GT) repository, support FAIR principles by organizing findable, accessible, and retrievable data with metadata and provenance

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Addressing the integration of repositories with varying schemas and protocols such as OAI-PMH and APIs is crucial for ensuring metadata interoperability. The key requirements include maintaining data integrity through a centralized editing point, leveraging automatic import/export mechanisms, and ad

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Dive into the world of version control using GitHub, a powerful platform for code hosting and collaboration. Learn how to utilize repositories, branches, commits, and Pull Requests efficiently. Discover the process of creating repositories, managing branches, and working with files both locally and

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GitHub is a versatile code hosting platform that facilitates version control and collaborative work. Learn how to create repositories to organize projects, create branches for different versions, and utilize pull requests for code review and merging.

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This research collaboration led by Eira Tansey and colleagues discusses the potential impact of climate change on archival repositories in the United States. Findings reveal alarming risks such as flood exposure, sea-level rise, and temperature changes, urging for proactive disaster preparedness and

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Explore the Standardization Survival Kit (SSK) and EHRI-EAD for a wider adoption of archival standards in Arts and Humanities. The SSK provides a documented and reusable system to manage the heterogeneity of EAD, offering an open platform for hosting resources related to metadata standards in resear

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