Database Seminar: Supporting Persistent Citation

11 December 2006

The School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, Appleton Tower 2nd floor seminar room (2.02)

John A. Kunze, California Digital Library, University of California, presented "Supporting Persistent Citation" at 4.00pm as part of the Scottish Database Interest Group [external] seminar season at the University of Edinburgh, Appleton Tower 2nd floor seminar room (2.02). The DCC was a...

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DCC and JISC 4/04 Project Seminar Series

31 March 2007

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Preparing for Audit Tutorial

01 March 2007

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Curation and Preservation Training Forum

01 May 2007

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Audit and Certification Forum

01 April 2007

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LOCKSS Training and Discussion Workshop

07 December 2006

23 Banbury Road, Oxford

This one day workshop was held at Keble College, Oxford, and provided a forum for discussion, highlighting individual experiences, to assess the LOCKSS technology and approach, and discuss forthcoming phases of development within the Pilot Programme and LOCKSS project.

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Legal Environment of Digital Curation

28 September 2007

TBC

This one-day workshop provided a useful overview of legal considerations for non-legal professionals who work with data. The day comprised talks by experts in the following areas: Intellectual property rights and licensing Data protection, freedom of information and privacy Data as...

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Joint DCC/LUCAS Workshop

30 November-01 December 2006

Foresight Centre, Liverpool

Joint DCC/LUCAS Workshop 30 November – 1 December 2006 Foresight Centre, Liverpool In conjunction with Liverpool University Centre for Archive Studies (LUCAS) we delivered a two-day workshop that explored pre- and post-ingest activity for digital archival collections.

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DCC Information Day: Archaeology

31 October 2006

7 University Gardens, University of Glasgow

This event focussed on developing a management structure to effectively curate archaeological data from the individual through to the organisation. The intended audience included anyone who generates or intends to generate digital archaeological data.

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