1. NSSDC Deep Archive / PDS4/ CDs-DVDs/Hard-Copy Archive 28 August 2012 Dave Williams

2. PDS Delivery Schedule NodeDate# of VolumesTotal Size (GB) Atmospheres2012 - 0930800 2013~20800 Geosciences2012 - 0955250 2012 -1225338 Imaging2012 - 11~1030,000 2013 - TBD~100,000 Small Bodies / MD2012 - 12991 2013 - 0330570 2013 - 0999370 2013 - 10(PDS4)25 Small Bodies / PSI2012 - 09288.2 2012 - 104.01 2012 - 112125 2012 - 12812 2013 - 03126 2013 - 034~200 2013 - 074~200 2013 - 09~20~100

3. Delivery History (2009 – 2012) Delivery YearVolumesGB Average # of Days to Generate AIP Average # of Days to Archive AIP 2009198439.4654.860.0 201021022433.5430.837.6 201120725848.6241.049.1 20127541715.512.97.9

4. PDS4 and NSSDC Some Questions (Not to be answered now!) Will PDS4 Data Sets have unique identifiers? (i.e. Will every change made to a data set result in a new version number?) Will Checksums be required or optional? (Separate files delivered with data sets?) What will a delivery “package” look like? Will existing PDS3 data sets be delivered as PDS4 and will there be a timetable for this? How long will the period of concurrent PDS3 and PDS4 deliveries last?

5. CD-ROMs / DVDs NSSDC currently holds multiple copies of CD- ROM and DVD sets (originally for distribution). One copy of each volume is stored in our archive. Many of these sets have been replaced by newer versions now stored as AIPs. So what do we do with the CD-ROMs and DVDs that have been superseded? What is PDS doing with theirs?

6. NSSDC Hard-Copy Archive The Press Release Photograph collection has been inventoried and is being sent to NARA. Disposition of the planetary film collection is awaiting NARA negotiations with Johnson and JPL. Moving it offsite will be expensive. The disposition of the microfilm/microfiche collection is still under discussion.