1. Networks as evolving infrastructure for digital preservation Alliance for Permanent Access November 8, 2011 Martha Anderson NDIIPP Program, The Library of Congress

2. When spiders unite, they can take down a lion. Credit: Donna Garde, Texas Parks & Wildlife, 2007

3. National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program

4. Developing alliances across communities

5. Data-PASS Collection Dev. Finding Aids Shared Tech. Replication Potential Additional Partners: US Potential Additional Partners: International The Data-PASS Network is Simple… …with room to grow Gutmann, Dec.08

6. Data-PASS Partnership Harvard-ICPSR- NARA-Odum-Roper Producers Archives Users Aggregators (IPUMS, etc.) Commercial data producers Research data producers Gov’t data producers Other U.S. Data Archives Global Data Archives Non-archival Data Aggregators Data Users – A Global Community Finding Aids Technology Collection Development – Replication Finding Aids Technology Collection Development - Replication Arrows=Services P=Data Provisioning D=Data Access A=Archiving U=Data Use P P D D A A UUUUUU … but it’s Embedded in a Complex World

7. Understanding Infrastructure: Dynamics, Tensions and Design, Edwards et al, NSF 2007.

8. Sustainable Digital Data Preservation & Access Network Partners(DataNet)

9. Data Observation Network for Earth (DataONE)

10. The Constellation Model of Collaborative Social Change, Surman & Surman, Social Innovation Journal, 2008.

11. Martha Anderson mande@loc.gov digitalpreservation.gov