May 2, 2016
Attendees:
- Ben, PSU
- Max, Dallas, Bentley
- Erin, Cornell
- Bethany Scott, University of Houston
- Chela, NYU
- Eira, Cincinatti
- Wendy, Georgia Tech
Notes:
- Bethany
- in Special Collections, project team for Hydra/Fedora repository; focusing on workflows and ingest utilities; born digital and digitized
- Implementing Archivematica for digital preservation
- Processing born-digital
- Hoping to hear what other people are working on; figuring out how access and preservation systems are working together; issues around persistent ids; versioning; metadata updates
- Archon–>ArchivesSpace; Archon for public interface; managing digital objects
- Chela
- Deep into ASpace migration right now; July deployment; development with HM for more sophisticated location management features
- Looking at Archivematica to replace digital object publication workflows; will replace plugin for AT
- Overhaul discovery for archival collections; based on Rock Hall work; keeping an eye on ASpace Public Interface
- Goal to have unified discovery for books and archives
- Getting a big strategic plan initiative for digital repositories; use cases; policy needs
- Erin
- Starting from scratch!
- Looking at collection management system this summer
- Looking at digital asset management systems
- Looking at using Archivematica, Fedora and ASpace; also Binder for preservation
- Starting from scratch!
- Wendy
- Following Fedora/Hydra for awhile; working on transitioning development model.
- Moving toward hosted solutions instead of in-house development
- Looking at Hydra-in-a Box, Archivematica
- Moving toward ASpace, rolled back to AT to get more barcode/container management in
- Moving away from DSpace
- Public facing Digital Archives Lab
- Anything new from the old familiars?
- Penn State – ArchiveSphere dead!
- Discussion:
- Looking at how things are integrating better? Possibility for a grant? (Uncomfortable silence...)
- Good to see how different things shake out first, like Bentley's work or Archivematica Camp
- Staffing is always an issue with grants. Administration priorities too.
- In lieu of projects/resources, there's a lot of skill building that can happen in the community to make archivists better partners in these types of projects
- What software development looks like and how to participate in it.
- General support for this idea.
- Idea: future possibility of Hydra in a Box/Archivematica integration?
- Where is digital preservation happening in Hydra?
- Reaching out the digital preservation interest group?
- Check in on what they are doing...
- Talk about their PREMIS working group
- Are there preservation services built into any Hydra/Fedora implementations?
- What's going on with ArcLight?
- Michigan had a call with Stanford; they're both interested in revisiting it.
- Meeting at SAA:
- Cincinatti has been writing user stories surrounding what they would need in a Hydra system
- Doing it all in Trello – would love to show that off
- Any other user stories?
- NYU - Pivotal (not just Hydra)
- Houston
- Penn State
- Could do a user story tutorial before diving in
- Not familiar with any user story training happening at archives
- Situating user stories within agile development framework
- Doesn't just have to be for repository development
- Doesnt just have to be for technical work
- Cincinatti has been writing user stories surrounding what they would need in a Hydra system