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U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Records Appraisal Tool Presented at the Ensuring the Long-Term Preservation & Adding Value to the Scientific & Technical Data Symposium by John Faundeen & Carol Wippich European Space Agency, Frascati, Italy October 7, 2004
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Outline Context Rationale Process Tool Summary
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Context 1970s Landsat Primarily Laser-Beam Recorder Film 2004 Multiple Satellites Mainly Digital Aerial Photography Analog GIS Topography / Elevation
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Aerial & Space Photography 4 Film Types Multiples Sizes 110,000 Rolls – 13,000,000 Frames 1937 to Present
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Context
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Digital Satellite Imagery 1 to 2 Terabytes / Day 2 Petabytes – 3,000,000 Images 1972 to Present National Satellite Land Remote Sensing Data Archive U.S. Public Law 102-555 (1992) Federal Advisory Committee Act Committee on Earth Observation Satellites Working Group on Information Systems & Services Archive Task Team
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Context
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Rationale No “Back Door” Seeking Additional Relevance Met Other Agency Desires Little to No Documentation Embracing Lifecycle Creation / Acceptance Maintenance & Use Disposition
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Process Appraisal Accession Arrangement Description Access Preservation Disposition Outreach
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Process Appraisal Process is Evolving Driven by Archivist Position Need for Mission Alignment Re-Organizations Budget Constraints OMB Scrutiny
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Process Collection Policy Appraisal Flow Review of a Collection Requested Team Created With Scientists Background Information Assembled Appraisal Conducted, Documented & Recommendations Generated Meet With Requestor & Directors Office Recommendations Enacted Documentation Maintained Justifies Action
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Tool Scientific Tool Development http://edc2.usgs.gov/government/RAT/tool.asp http://edc2.usgs.gov/government/RAT/tool.asp USGS Headquarters and U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Involved Categories Mission Relevancy Policy Physical Metadata Cost / Benefit Documentation Tool
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Summary Need for Appraisals Appraisal Process Evolving Science Supported Confirmed Tool is Part of the Process Openly Available for Use CEOS Version Created
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