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IASA 2019 Annual Conference

Jan Grieten

CEMPER - Centre for Music and Performing Arts Heritage
Mechelen (Belgium)

https://cemper.be

8:30am BST

Registration Atrium

9:00am BST

Opening Theatre 1Toby Seay

9:30am BST

Keynote: AI for sound: A future technology for sound archives Theatre 1Professor Mark Plumbley

10:30am BST

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am BST

Audiovisual archives - for inspiration, for creativity Theatre 1Richard Ranft • Giovanna Fossati • Judith Opoku-Boateng • Johan Oomen • Leenke Ripmeester

12:00pm BST

The role of audiovisual archives in music heritage sustainability: Conditions for accessibility and reuse Theatre 1Diane Thram

12:30pm BST

1:30pm BST

W1: The safeguarding of the audiovisual heritage: Ethics, principles and preservation strategy (IASA-TC 03) Theatre 1Dietrich Schüller

3:00pm BST

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm BST

IASA In video Theatre 1Michael Biel

6:00pm BST

Welcoming reception Atrium

9:00am BST

The Lucy Durán collection: A report into the technical challenges digitising a mixed format audio collection BenGLab 2Tom Ruane

9:30am BST

Higher than 96KHz: A case for magnetic tape Theatre 1Toby Seay

10:00am BST

Digital transformation at audiovisual archives: becoming digital by design Theatre 1Jan Muller

10:30am BST

Refreshments / Registration Atrium

11:00am BST

Archiving Austin City Limits: Applying software development methodologies to audiovisual archiving Theatre 1Amanda Moore

11:30am BST

Don’t let perfect be the enemy of the good: The balance of increased output and quality preservation Theatre 1Ross Garrett

12:00pm BST

Tech obsession Theatre 1Stefano Cavaglieri

12:30pm BST

1:30pm BST

W3: Handling and storage of audio and video carriers (IASA-TC 05) Theatre 1Dietrich Schüller

3:00pm BST

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm BST

Aviary: Improving searchability and usability of audiovisual collections Theatre 1Pamela Vizner Oyarce

4:00pm BST

Long-term, migration-free preservation of audiovisual content Theatre 1Bendik Bryde

4:30pm BST

An uncertain but hopeful future: Freeing out of commerce works BenGLab 1Melanie Brown

9:00am BST

Drawing the floor plans of your future BenGLab 2Aaron Bittel

9:30am BST

Collect now, use later: Enabling future research Theatre 1Christina Linsboth • Gabriele Fröschl

10:00am BST

How do tomatoes sound, 1969-2019? Theatre 1Ricarda Franzen

10:30am BST

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am BST

Clean and link your metadata with alignments BenGLab 1Tim Manders

11:30am BST

Seeing the big picture: A data science approach to making sense of archival collections via Jupyter notebooks BenGLab 1Mari Wigham • Liliana Melgar

12:00pm BST

A novel steganographic process to ensure error-free digital recording and transmission of audio BenGLab 2Ian Dennis

2:30pm BST

PV2 - The Music Centre of Dutch Public Broadcasting External

9:00am BST

W6: The composition of digital audio and video files Theatre 2Jennifer Vaughn

11:00am BST

W13: Europeana Media: Using IIIF/AV to improve online audiovisual collections Theatre 2Sally Reynolds • Mathy Vanbuel • Erwin Verbruggen • Marco Rendina • Abiodun Ogunyemi

12:30pm BST

1:30pm BST

W10: A bluffers guide to sound and digital audio (part 1) Theatre 2Neil Garner

3:00pm BST

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm BST

W10: A bluffers guide to sound and digital audio (part 2) Theatre 2Neil Garner