The workshop took place December 6, 2005 and was organized in the
framework of the work of the MINERVA Plus project, WG6, Best Practices in
Digitisation (Cost Reduction). It was a collaborative event of the Sweden
National Archives and the Israel State Archives.
The National
Archives (Riksarkivet) is one of the oldest public agencies in Sweden, its history leading back to the
Middle Ages. In the 17th century, Chancellor Axel Oxenstierna
created a new organization for the record-keeping and the National Archives
came into being. Today, the National Archives has the supervision of all
public records of the agencies of the central Government, while it delegates
to the regional archives the supervision of records generated by regional and
local authorities. The Military Archives, SVAR (SvenskArkivinformation) and Arkion
are also parts of the National Archives. See: http://www.ra.se/indexengelska.html
08:30 – 09:00
Program:
Arrival and registration
09:00 – 09:15
Opening and details of the program
Chairman: AssafTractinsky, Head IT Department, IsraelState
Archives
The Digital Black Hole: Reflections on Costs for
Long Term Storage of Digital Information. Based on an Article by Jonas Palm,
Head of Department of Preservation Here for the
Presentation (5.5 Mega)