Meeting Minutes for 11/20/2018
Digital Archive Committee Minutes
November 20, 2018
1:00 PM
DPLA Ingest Update - Regan & Pascal
- Amy is no longer with the State Library
- Our new contact for the DPLA ingest will be Regan
- The State Library needed to make a change to their behind the screens technology in order to continue to work with the DPLA
- The State Library have spent the last few months making changes and very happy with the results
- Regan reports that they are ready to go and are back on schedule with ingesting content to the DPLA
- The next ingest is scheduled for mid-January
- Regan does not think they have any Marmot content in the January ingest
- Marmot made changes to DPLA feed
- If your collection is supported by an outside partner and you want to give them credit in the DPLA feed, the outside partner will be the Data Provider
- If you have an organization attached to an item with the role of owner, donor, or acknowledgement, and with an organization PID, they will become the Data Provider
- The library that populated the collection into the archives will become the Intermediate Provider
- The date created would sometimes not show up, especially if it was only a year and month, so Pacal did some better fall back handling of the date formats
- Ideally it is best to have the dates show up correctly by entering them with slashes (i.e. 11/20/2018)
- Dates without months will now show as yyyy-mm
- The rights statements have been updated for the rights.org statements for objects going into the feed
- If the objects immediate parent collection has a rights.org statement attributed to it, the immediate children of the parent collection will also have that rights.org statement in the DPLA feed
- You cannot have a hierarchy, each parent collection will need a rights.org statement
- The parent collection name is now included as a subject for objects
- If your collection is supported by an outside partner and you want to give them credit in the DPLA feed, the outside partner will be the Data Provider
Round Robin Project Discussion (all)
- Adams State
- Bud Werner
- John and Alysa continue to move forward on the Three Wire Winter project
- They are beginning transcribing and ingesting the orphan interviews,which were unrelated to any one article
- Soon they will strictly be getting into interview description and ingest
- CMC
- Englewood
- Selene is working on uploading over 2000 items
- They have already loaded over 700 items on the test server
- EVLD
- Matthew has added a couple of collections over last month and a half to the Digital Archives
- He is working on an oral history project with longtime locals in Eagle County
- As the oral history project progresses, Matthew will upload those to the Digital Archives
- Jo from Vail offered Matthew a list of people they have already interviewed and still getting loaded, so they do not duplicate the effort
- Fort Lewis
- Gunnison
- Mesa County
- Pitkin County
- Carol is still working on uploading the Aspen Hall of Fame videos
- They have finished the first set they were given, and they are working on the second set
- Salida
- Joy is working on the Salida Museum negative collection
- The Board of Trustees for the Salida Museum are debating if they want to give the Salida library the negative collection
- The Salida library might get complete control over all the negatives
- Telluride
- Vail
- Jo is training a new person to help her
- More of the interviews are getting done, but not loaded to the Vail Valley Voices collection at the moment
- Western State
Other Topics
- John Mayer and Liz vonTauffkirchen will be presenting at the Spring CLiC Workshop
- They submitted the presentation they did at MUG for the CLiC workshop
- They will present at Grand Junction and Pueblo CliC Workshops
- The Spring CliC Workshop in Grand Junction is March 21 & March 22, 2019
Digital Archive Costs
- Brandon reported that Marmot is continually talking about Digital Archives from the pricing perspective
- Marmot is looking at ways and methods to get the base costs down
- Just know that as more members come on that Marmot is always evaluating pricing
- Marmot did lower the base cost by $500 due to the amount of current participation
- The price per gigabyte of data stored is also being evaluated
- In 2019, Marmot is looking at the best way to continual store all the data that members are providing
- Determining if Marmot’s current data storage solution is the best approach, or if we should try to move a different data array
- Right now, Marmot has most of the data running on a Drobo system
- Possibly moving from a Drobo system to a Dell data array
- Also looking at the potential for growth and other suggestions that members may want from Digital Archives
Next meeting is Tuesday, December 18th
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