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IASA 2019 Annual Conference

Lars Mydtskov

Royal Danish Library
Project Manager

Project manager at Royal Danish Library (formerly State and University Library), Department for Digital Cultural Heritage and Department for It development.
10 years of experience with long term storage and archiving (bit preservation), Legal deposit of national radio and television and Digitization of videotapes and audio (workflow).

8:30am

Registration Atrium

9:00am

Opening Theatre 1Toby Seay

9:30am

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

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am

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

12:00pm

Assessing video standards for endangered languages archives Theatre 2Leah Pappas • Bradley McDonnell

12:30pm

1:30pm

IIIF for AV: The International Image Interoperability Framework is no longer just for images BenGLab 2Tom Crane

2:00pm

Systematic in-house digitization of legacy media archives: Case study of industrial digitization facilities Theatre 2Manuel Corn

2:30pm

The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision audio digitization system: A case study Theatre 2Tom Lorenz

3:00pm

Refreshments Atrium

6:00pm

Welcoming reception Atrium

8:30am

Registration Atrium

9:00am

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

9:30am

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

10:00am

Digital transformation at audiovisual archives: becoming digital by design Theatre 1Jan Müller National aggregator for sound in the Czech Republic BenGLab 2Iva Horová

10:30am

Refreshments / Registration Atrium

11:00am

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

11:30am

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

12:00pm

Tech obsession Theatre 1Stefano Cavaglieri

12:30pm

3:00pm

Refreshments Atrium

3:30pm

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

4:00pm

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

4:30pm

AI AI O[H]: Speech recognition, text analysis, and oral history Theatre 1Doug Boyd • Kevin Bradley

8:30am

Registration Atrium

9:00am

Broadcast archives section open meeting BenGLab 1

9:30am

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

10:00am

How television archiving became a tool for saving radio and providing access to indigenous culture and language BenGLab 1Jamie Lean

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

11:00am

Clean and link your metadata with alignments BenGLab 1Tim Manders

11:30am

Seeing the big picture: A data science approach to making sense of archival collections via Jupyter notebooks BenGLab 1Mari Wigham • Liliana Melgar Why I am an (broadcast) archivist Theatre 1Shubha Chaudhuri • Ilse Assmann

1:30pm

Featured presentation: Lossless compression and other stories from the New York Public Library audio and moving image initiative Theatre 1Rebecca Holte

2:30pm

PV1 – The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision External

9:00pm

Screening at Eye Filmmuseum External

8:30am

Registration Atrium

9:00am

W4: Overview of IASA-TC 06 Guidelines for Video Preservation: Formats, Carriers and Workflow Theatre 1George Blood • Peter Bubestinger-Steindl • Andy Martin • Lars Gaustad • Carl Fleischhauer • Somaya Langley • Kate Murray

10:30am

Refreshments Atrium

12:30pm

3:30pm

W9: Quality control for media digitization projects Theatre 1Mike Casey