Speaker: Martien de Vletter, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal
Filmed 17 October 2013 at the RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London
Martine deVletter outlines how the Canadian Centre for Architecture’s ‘Archaeology of the Digital’ exhibition project serves as a collecting focus for its digital design records and reviews their current use of MIT’s Archivematica Harvester software tool to prepare born-digital records for cataloguing.
Recorded at the ‘Archiving the Digital: Current Efforts to Preserve Design Records’, a two-day conference organised by the British Architectural Library (RIBA) and the Victoria and Albert Museum to raise awareness about the continued need for collaborative efforts to manage and preserve digital design records/data.
Find out more from the Archiving the Digital website http://www.architecture.com/ArchivingTheDigital
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