GETTING BITS OFF DISKS Using Open Source Tools to Prepare Born-Digital Materials for Long-Term Preservation and Access To connect to the audio portion of the conference, dial , then enter conference code # at the prompt. Please mute your phone.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This project made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services
GETTING BITS OFF DISKS Using Open Source Tools to Prepare Born-Digital Materials for Long-Term Preservation and Access Sam Meister Digital Archivist and Assistant Professor University of Montana
INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT
Access & Collections Services Archives & Special Collections Conservation & Preservation
Mansfield Library Archives & Special Collections Digital Production Technology & Systems
Born-Digital Workflow AcquisitionAccession Arrangement & Description Discovery & Access
AcquisitionAccession
Acquisition Process Donor Survey Feasibility Assessment Transfer Agreement
Donor Survey Creation Context Organization Privacy & Security Storage Technical Transfer Options
Current
Future Drupal Web Form XML / CSV
Feasibility Assessment Do we have resources to feasibly acquire, preserve, and provide access to the digital materials?
Transfer Physical Media Network ARCHIVES
Current
Future Drupal Web Form XML / CSV
Accession
Accession Process Disk Image Media Initial Analysis Produce AIP
Data Transfer 3.5 Floppy Drive Floppy Drive Zip Drive CD / DVD Drive USB Write-Blocker SATA / IDE Write-Blocker Hardware FTK Imager Guymager FC5205 Software
Disk Imaging A single file or storage device containing the complete contents and structure representing a data storage medium or device, such as a hard drive, tape drive, floppy disk, CD/DVD/BD, or USB flash drive
Disk Imaging Born Digital Workstation 1.0
Disk Imaging Born Digital Workstation 2.0
Disk Imaging Get Media Assign Identifier Photograph Media Record Characteristics Write-Protect Media Create Image Export Files Virus Scan
FC5205 Disk Image and Browse
FTK Imager