Dear All,
I wonder how people currently do their long term backups. I see
DATs/DLTs being slowly dropped off at the beamlines and most people
brings their data home in external HDs.
Anyone using blue-ray or double layer DVDs for long term backups? If so
what kind of hardware? Do you use HDs
Stephen Graham schrieb:
If at all possible you should consider outsourcing it. You might have
access to some kind of large university of national facility for
archiving scientific/academic 'data'. Otherwise there are companies
who specialise in archiving data - for a fee they will take the
://www.tardis.edu.au/
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Aragao
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 6:10 AM
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Subject: [ccp4bb] long term data backup
Dear All,
I wonder how people currently do their long term backups. I see
At ALS beamlines 8.3.1 and 12.3.1 we use a combination of DVD-R and
LTO-4 tapes for long-term backup, and have the entire data collection
history of each beamline backed up on DVD-R disks. This is at about 50
TB for 8.3.1 (built in 2001) and 30 TB for 12.3.1 (built in 2004). We
also make a
Aragao david.ara...@ul.ie
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Sent: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 5:09 am
Subject: [ccp4bb] long term data backup
Dear All,
I wonder how people currently do their long term backups. I see DATs/DLTs being
slowly dropped off at the beamlines and most people brings their data home
$3M/TB clay tablets
Probably the only medium that will still be practically readable a
few decades from now! Having seen a few up close here on Cornell
campus, I recommend you save the archeologists some headache and bake
them. At least you can write on both sides. The unfortunate fact
My latest diffraction pattern. Should I call in Mulder and Scully?
http://mechanicrobotic.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/sumerian-clay-tablet.jpeg
2009/3/11 Richard Gillilan r...@cornell.edu:
$3M/TB clay tablets
Probably the only medium that will still be practically readable a few
decades
We are working on a new version of TARDIS that massively simplifies
the software requirements (no database needed), using Web Stores. We
are planning to release this at the beginning of April (but not the
1st!)
See http://tardis.edu.au/wiki/index.php/TARDIS_Web_Stores
In a nutshell:
