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1 online resource |
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text file |
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Intro; Title page; Contents; List of figures and tables; About the authors; Foreword; Introduction; PART 1 Memory, privacy and transparency; 1 The inheritance of digital media; Introduction; The concept of digital assets: what is included in digital inheritance?; Key legal issues: property, copyright and access; Contracts and in-service solutions; Post-mortem privacy; Digital estate planning and potential solutions; Conclusions; References; 2 Curbing the online assimilation of personal information; Introduction; Background; What: online assimilation of information collections. |
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Why: the data subject's wish to be forgottenHow: the RTBF and alternatives; Conclusion; Acknowledgements; Bibliography; References; 3 The rise of computer-assisted reporting: challenges and successes; Introduction; The history of data in journalism; The advent of Structured Query Language and computer assistedreporting; Continued challenges; Unstructured data; Conclusion: the future of data journalism; References; 4 Link rot, reference rot and the thorny problems of legal citation; Introduction; Law and the nature of legal citation; Legal information and the rise of web citation. |
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The growing problem of link rot, reference rot and authenticationProposed solutions; Conclusion; References; PART 2 The physical world: objects, art and architecture; 5 The Internet of Things: the risks and impacts of ubiquitous computing; Introduction; Security; Privacy; File formats; Non-static code and reproducibility problems; Digital lock-in; Conclusion; References; 6 Accurate digital colour reproduction on displays: from hardware design to software features; Introduction; Display colour accuracy: why it's important and when; Display technology evolution and colour accuracy. |
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Challenges for a device manufacturer in preserving colour accuracySoftware features and colour accuracy: a complicated story; Digitisation and colour accuracy: planning and thinking ahead; What are the unsolved challenges and where to go from here; Conclusion; References; 7 Historical BIM+: sharing, preserving and reusing architectural design data; Introduction; BIM as a solution for the sector challenges; BIM and its key aspects; Emerging BIM technologies for enhanced preservation and collaboration; Historical BIM+; Conclusion; References; PART 3 Data and programming. |
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8 Preparing and releasing official statistical dataIntroduction; Preparing statistical data for release; New forms of data dissemination; Conclusion; References; 9 Sharing research data, data standards and improving opportunities for creating visualisations; Introduction; Data visualisation: an overview; The challenge of sharing research data; Representation; Visualisation capacity building; Documenting the visualisation process: from ideation to creation and beyond; Visualisations built on shared data; Reusable data practices; Missed opportunities and long-tail data. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Summary |
Who could be partners to archivists working in digital preservation? This book features chapters from international contributors from diverse backgrounds and professions discussing their challenges with and victories over digital problems that share common issues with those facing digital preservationists. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Digital preservation.
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Digital preservation. |
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Electronic books.
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| Other Form: |
Ebook version 9781783303496 |
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Print version: KRAMER-SMYTH, JEANNE. PARTNERS FOR PRESERVATION. [Place of publication not identified] : FACET Publishing, 2018 1783303484 9781783303489 |
| ISBN |
9781783303496 (electronic book) |
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1783303492 (electronic book) |
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1783303484 |
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9781783303489 |
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9781783303472 |
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1783303476 |
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