L'iPres 2009 (conférence internationale sur la conservation des objets numériques) se déroulait cette année à San Francisco du 5 au 6 octobre.

Voir le programme.

Voir ces billets via le Digital Curation Blog:

• iPres 2009 Keynote: David Kirsch
• iPres 2009 Conference 2: BRTF-SDPA panel
• iPres 2009: Lowood on why Virtual Worlds are History
• iPres 2009: Wilkes on preservation in product lifecycle management
• iPres 2009: Schmidt on a framework for distributed preservation workflows
• iPres 2009: Pawletko on TIPR’s progress towards interoperability
• iPres 2009: Conway on a Preservation Analysis Methodology
• iPres 2009: Wheatley on LIFE3
• iPres 2009: Kejser on Danish cost model on migration
• iPres 2009: Micah Altman Keynote on Open Data
• iPres 2009: Collaboration
• iPres 2009: Pennock on ArchivePress
• iPres 2009: Guttenbrunner on Digital Archaeology, recovering digital objects from audio waveforms
• iPres 2009: Kirschenbaum & Farr on digital materiality: access to the computers
• iPres 2009: Tarrant, the P2 Registry, Where the Semantic Web and Web 2.0 meet format risk management
• iPres 2009: Brown on font problems
• iPres 2009: van Horik on MIXED framework for curation of file formats