The Titanic metaphor Zoltán Szatucsek Managing Digital Preservation. Scape & OPF seminar 2nd April 2014.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Lesson 102 The one hundred and second lesson. Pre-read: 2.Can you say something about the sad story of Titanic? 1.Do you know anything about the ship.

Advertisements

THE TITANIC P.OSHEA IRELAND One of the most famous ships in the last 100 years has a direct connection to Ireland. This was the famous Titanic. She was.

Capacity Building for Repositories Dr. Helena Asamoah-Hassan University Librarian, KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana at BioMed Open Access Africa Conference held at.

Jeopardy PeopleDatesPlacesNumbers Facts Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

RMS Titanic By Bridgette.

By: Elena, Malia, and Miriam. Introduction: Have you ever heard of the ship the Titanic? It was one of the biggest ships of its time. Lots of people came.

International Civil Aviation Organization European and North Atlantic Office CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS IN SAFETY MANAGEMENT Baku, Azerbaijan, 5-7 April 2006.

Note to presenters - This file is part of the FS Resources section at: This presentation should.

Title: Who was to blame? Starter: Try to fill in the blanks for the lesson objective LO: To gain _____________ from different primary _____________ and.

The Titanic By Phoebe. Contents Page 3- Construction Page 4- Facilities Onboard Page 5- Maiden Voyage Page 6- The Sinking Page 7- Aftermath Page 8- Thank.

rescued-from-cruise-ship95675/ rescued-from-cruise-ship95675/

Digitization Projects: Internal Development vs. Outsourcing Production or D.I.Y. vs. The Pros.

TIMELINE OF THE TITANIC A COURSE REVIEW. March 31, 1909 The White Star Line orders construction of the Titanic to begin with the building of the keel,

TITANIC BY ELISABETH MARY YORNS when The Titanic started its journey on April 10 th,1912 and crashed on April 14 th the Titanic sank on the 15.

Digitization at the National Archives and Records Administration Doris Hamburg Director, Preservation Programs James Hastings Director, Access Programs.

Events leading to the loss of the Titanic. The ship’s route Captain Edward Smith was determined to win the Blue Riband on his last ever voyage. This award.

TITANIC The unsinkable ship that sunk. What happened On the night of 14 of April, 1912, a terrible thing happened. A ship known as the Titanic had sunk.

TITANIC REVIEW When did the Titanic cast off? APRIL 10, 1912.

Mainstreaming Digital Curation Jenny Bunn University College London Sarah Higgins Aberystwyth University.

Integrating Digital Curation in a Digital Library curriculum: the International Master DILL case study Anna Maria Tammaro University of Parma Florence,

THE TITANIC-BY AISLING SI TONG GUO. Titanic 1.The White Star Line was the company that built the Titanic, and was owned by J.P. Morgan, an American tycoon.

Trends in Preserving Scholarly Electronic Journals 1. Golnessa GALYANI MOGHADDAM Shahed University Dept. of Library and Information Science, Shahed University,

Seminar K M A 12 – 13 June 2007 Christer Bergquist – Kalmar Maritime Academy1 SAFE TRANSPORTATION AT SEA A Baltic Sea perspective – Requirements on vessels.

Making Grey Literature Available through Institutional Repositories LeRoy J. LaFleur, Social Sciences Bibliographer Nathan A. Rupp, Metadata Librarian.

Why did the Titanic sink? Koh, Eunjin. RMS Titanic Titanic was an Olympic class passenger liner that became infamous for its collision with an iceberg.

Towards a European network for digital preservation Ideas for a proposal Mariella Guercio, University of Urbino.

UN/CS/RAI/USAA/DB01/ Development of a Strategic Plan for a Digital Archives Programme Common Services Working Group on Archives and Records.

T HE T ITANIC : By Joshua Forde. G ENERAL T HINGS ABOUT THE T ITANIC : The Titanic was built between 1909 and It was 882 feet (269 metres) in length.

Titanic By Sydney Walbridge. When the Titanic sank ! On 1912 The Titanic sank on April 15 Only 705 passengers survived.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Chapter 8 Part 1 Pages 897 to 914.

Digital preservation activities at the NLW Sally McInnes 18 September 2009.

The RMS Titanic The Unsinkable Ship. On the Titanic’s building It cost 7.5 million dollars to build. Only 3 of the Titanic’s smoke stacks were functional.

Titanic. What do we think? Captain Smith ignored seven iceberg warnings from his crew and other ships We believe that it was captain E.J Smith’s fault.

By Michael Calvanese  Titanic  when-April 10,1912 crashed on the 14 th, sank on 15th  what -Titanic, a steamship  where -From England  why- traveling.

BY NATHAN THE REASON WHY I PICKED THIS It’s just a interesting topic and we’re coming up on the 100 th anniversary.

TITANIC The Titanic Experience. Page 1 The Title Page 2 The contents Page 3 The making of the Titanic Page 4 Types of passengers Page 5 Hitting the iceberg.

The KB e-Depot long-term preservation of scientific publications in practice Marcel Ras, National library of The Netherlands.

DigCCurr Winter Institute January 7-8, 2013 Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA DigCCurr Professional Institute Rachel Trent.

NDSR Boston webinar: Digital Preservation Introduction Presenter: Nancy Y McGovern October 2015.

Chapter 1 Introduction to Emergency Medical Care.

BRAIN-be (Belgian Research Action through Interdisciplinary Networks) Trustful hybrid curation, transformation and organization of records in Belgium HECTOR.

MS 181 Reading Strategy Review Compare and Contrast.

Aim To examine what developments are needed in curricula to prepare military officers and defense officials for their roles in dealing with future defense.

RMS Titanic 15 April What do you know about the Titanic?

Titanic By Lauryn.

Section 1: Preparing to Be an EMT-B

CORPORATE LEARNING COURSE Seminar 2.3 RESOURCES AT WORK.

CORPORATE LEARNING COURSE Seminar 2.3 MISSION POSSIBLE: RESOURCES AT WORK.

The “ Unsinkable ” Titanic. By:  Mark  Tim  Trevon  Griffin.

1: Introduction to Emergency Medical Care. Cognitive Objectives (1 of 2) 1-1.1Define Emergency Medical Services (EMS) systems Differentiate the.

Digital preservation Institute on 21 st Century Librarianship Aug 10, 2000.

SERSCIDA Project OPENING DATA SERVICES IN THE WESTERN BALKANS Data without Boundaries (DwB) 1 st Regional Workshop on Microdata Access in European Countries.

TITANIC By Ricky & Kian. WHERE TITANIC WAS BUILT TITANIC WAS BUILT IN harland and wolf ship yard. She held 2200 passengers as well as a crew of almost.

The Titanic Technical Advancements: The Cost of Progress? The Cost of Progress? Transport by Sea: The Titanic.

Titanic R.M.S. The ill starred passenger ship The ill starred passenger ship R.M.S. R.M.S. Titanic was launched on 31 may 911 Titanic was launched on.

R.M.S. TITANIC OUR JOURNEY. MEET THE PASSENGERS ABOARD THE UNSINKABLE.

Titanic: The Sinking Of The Unsinkable Ship Organizational Accident Analysis Saulo de Pieri Romulo Gabriel Ingy Guergues Esteban Roldan Manil Shah Team.

S.O.S María Martínez Manzano. 3º ESO B.. THE TITANIC. It was a British transatlantic which hit an iceberg in the south of Newfoundland and sank in its.

ISO 9001 Quality Management System implementation experience in the Agency on Statistics of the Republic of Kazakhstan (ASRK) Zhasser Jarkinbayev, ASRK.

IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Arusha, Tanzania (NIGERIA) Dr Yau IDRIS 2 – 5 December 2013 RAF9038 Final Coordination Meeting.

By: Kenzie Heyland & Whitney Hardman. o Her weight: 46,328 Gross tons o Her Length: Feet Long o Her width: 92.5 Feet Wide o Her Top Speed: 24 –

Digital Innovations Glasgow University Archives and Records Management 17 December 2013.

Teacher’s Professional Development in EU Policy

Introduction to Emergency Medical Care

Travelling by ship Alyona Bondar 11-A.

American author Morgan Robertson publishes a novel in which a British passenger liner called the Titan hits an iceberg and sinks on her maiden voyage without.

Travelling by ship Alyona Bondar 11-A.

CORPORATE LEARNING COURSE Seminar 2

Bruce Ismay Mrs John Jacob Astor (Madeleine Force), 18, was the second wife of millionaire John Jacob Astor , travelling to America with her husband and.

THE POWER OF PROFESSIONALISM

Presentation transcript:

The Titanic metaphor Zoltán Szatucsek Managing Digital Preservation. Scape & OPF seminar 2nd April 2014

Titanic as a metaphor most frequently used metaphor of the 20 century for politics, religion, avoidable catastrophe, confidence in technology hubris this was the first major catastrophe which challenged man’s complacent mastery over nature in the emerging era of modernism

Short introduction 1723 established 21 archives at 72 locations 700 employees 300 kilometers of records 42TB of digital files 1 SDB 1 Scope

The iceberg Titanic received six warnings of sea ice on 14 April but was travelling near her maximum speed when her crew sighted the iceberg. Iceberg right ahead!

The ship Public archives Conservativism Organization of records Authenticity Modernism and traditionalism Organization

State Archives Secrete riat National Archive s Coordination Centre Preserv ation & Reprogr aphy IT and Digital Archive s Method ology & Training Regiona l Archive s (20)

The captain Needs new competences Digital preservation is not a technical problem Funding Staff Equipment Services Organization & policies Processes (vs. tools)

The crew Theoretically 10 persons Complex combination of skills and competences IT trainings for archivists or archival trainings for IT people? Challanges in education Activity paradoxon Cooperation in different levels

The catastrophy The disaster caused widespread public outrage over the lack of lifeboats and lack of shipping regulations Data losses Public scandals Why don’t we learn from our mistakes? Only two years after the Titanic disaster, the Empress of Ireland sank in 1914 in the St. Lawrence river with a similar loss of passenger life

Some conclusions DP is not a technical challange (development) DP research is before us – pragmatic approach Education Proper metadata

Thank you for your attention!