DLM Forum 2024 webinars
DLM Forum's upcoming and past webinars for 2024 (click to scroll)
January 24th - "Automated Open Spatial Data Preservation"
March 22nd - "AI in eArchiving, with or without the supercomputer “Hippu”"
April 25th - "A Swedish Approach on Archiving by Design"
Webinars are open to DLM Forum community members.
"Automated Open Spatial Data Preservation" by Martin Rechtorik, National Archives of the Czech Republic (NACR), January 24th at 10-11 (CET).
Following the presentation 'Open Data, The Preservation Challenge' at the DLM Forum Triennial Conference in Salamanca, we would like to show that full or at least partial automation of archiving publicly available datasets is not unrealistic science fiction. On the contrary, it is possible and relatively easy to achieve. During the workshop, participants will learn the basics of scripting, the requirements that such automation necessarily entails, and will be introduced to the tools that NACR has developed in-house for this purpose. We would like to initiate a final discussion on other capabilities that can be used for web catalogues or linked data needs.
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation and slides now available (members only).
"AI in eArchiving, with or without the supercomputer “Hippu”" by Anssi Jääskeläinen, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences, Xamk, March 22nd at 10-11 (CET).
“AI is everywhere, even now; in this very room, you can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television, you can feel it when you go to work.” This slightly modified line is from the cult movie Matrix, but it nicely describes the current situation with AI. Solutions are being embedded into unimaginable things, but do we know how this power can be utilized in eArchiving?
This webinar doesn’t offer direct answers to the previous question. Instead, it introduces Xamk's new supercomputer Hippu, explores its possibilities, and opens the conducted (and planned) RDI activities via practical examples. These include but are not limited to metadata harvesting, image recognition, summarization tasks, generative AI, translations, and training LLMs.
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation and slides now available (members only).
"FormatE: Elevating Digital Preservation in Sweden's Public Sector" by Benjamin Yousefi, Swedish National Archives, April 25th at 15-16 (CET) – replaced by "A Swedish Approach on Archiving by Design" by Sofia Särdquist, Swedish National Archives
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation and slides now available (members only).
"“A Trouble Shared Is a Trouble Halved”: Sustainable Accessibility within Interagency Collaboration" by Annabelle Jansink and Jasper Slob, National Archives of the Netherlands, December 10th at 13-14 (CET)
Collaboration and information sharing are key to shaping Europe’s digital future. In this webinar, we want to underline the importance of sustainable accessibility in this context. We will explore how DUTO and archiving by design can be effectively integrated within interagency collaboration, specifically in the Dutch context. We will address the following questions: What are the principles for structuring DUTO? How can DUTO be implemented in the application landscape of the collaboration? We will show you how we have answered these questions using the DUTO Framework, and share our insights and solutions, as well as a glimpse into the future.
Registration for the webinar is closed. Video presentation and slides now available (members only).
