1. The National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program Annual Partners Meeting 2008 Since we met last year… Martha Anderson, Director NDIIPP Program Management The Library of Congress

2. What are we doing here?

3. A Network of People An Architecture for Preservation

4. 4 To ensure access over time to a rich body of digital content through the establishment of a national network of partners committed to selecting, collecting and preserving at-risk digital information

5. Learn by doing

6. Content What are we preserving?

7. The Year of Content Images and TextAudio Visual GeospatialWeb Sites

8. NDIIPP Content Portal

9. Network Who is preserving?

11. 11 NDIIPP Partner Communities Selection & Preservation State Government Information NSF Research Tools & Services International Alliances US Federal Agencies Metadata for Creative Content Section 108 Working Group

12. 12 Committed Content Custodians Communities of Practice and Information Exchange Services Capacity Building Roles in the Stewardship Network

13. Technical Architecture How are we preserving?

14. Indiana Digital Preservation Summit 14 Architectural Diagram

15. Indiana Digital Preservation Summit 153 rd International Digital Curation Conference 15 Access and Views Understanding, Interpreting, Caring For Storage, Data Assurance Export Ingest, Acquisition ACE DataVerse FACIT iRODS JHOVE LOCKSS L-Store Conspectus DatabaseDataVerse GIS Archiving ToolHeritrix Hub & SpokeJHOVE LoDNLOCKSS NGDA Tool Suite PAWN SRBWeb Archives Workbench Web Archiving ServiceBagIt NGDA Tools NutchWAX Wayback LOCKSS Architecture of Cooperation Tools Inventory

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17. 5/21/2008Indiana Digital Preservation Summit 17 (Credit: Photo by Donna Garde on 08/23/07 Copyright Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.)

18. 18 When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion. Ethiopian proverb