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Tools and Techniques for Preservation Metadata Extraction and Collection

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Black, Matthew

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Presentation topics include: the tools and techniques that can be used to automatically extract preservation metadata embedded or associated with digital objects; what to do with the extracted metadata; what can and can't be done with current tools (including the National Library of New Zealand's Preservation Metadata Extract Tool); future technologies; workflows; validation/extraction stacks; and the importance of good metadata structure for effective preservation reporting and risk analysis.

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31/08/2006

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