Digital Media Archaeology in Practice
9 April - 11 April 2015
Data Preservation Bootcamp
Day 1 (9 April)
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Working with floppy disks
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Introduction to the formats
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Making disk images with Kryoflux
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Extracting files from disk images
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Accessing disk images in emulators
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Working with hard drives
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Introduction to the interface formats
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Working with write-blockers
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Making disk images with FTKimager
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Working with the bagit format
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creating
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validating
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using the python module for custom tools and workflows
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using a version control system for your code
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Day 2 (10 April)
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Working with emulators
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Prepping / Loading disk images
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CRT emulation
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Building custom controls for emulators
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Documentation / analysis and comparison practices
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Storage best practices
Open atelier: vintage computer hardware care & data retrieval
Day 3 (11 April)
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Classic architectures of legacy computers
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Preservation and repair
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Diagnosis of failure
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Common Causes
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Examples
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Tracing faulty components and failure origins (Tools and Techniques)
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Reading old media and recovery techniques
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3.5 inch" , 5.25" floppies, Zip and Jazz discs, Syquest ...
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Hardware / software required
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Open restoration workshop
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Come to get back content from old digital media.
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Come and check your defective vintage computer with an expert
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Dates
9-10 April | 9:30 - 17:30: Data preservation bootcamp
11 April | 9:30 - 17:30: open atelier for vintage computer hardware care and data retrieval
Registration is free but mandatory for the bootcamp! The open atelier is open to all, registration is not required!
Location: iMAL
30, Quai des Charbonnages Koolmijnenkaai
1080 Brussels
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