Head of Systems, University Libraries (Kent State University Libraries, Ohio)
Kent State University Libraries seeks an innovative Systems Librarian to lead
its Systems Department. The Head of Systems will continue to advance a vision
for technology operations in a changing environment, advancin
This posting may close at any time after review of applications begins. The
hiring authority reserves the right and may exercise the option to make a
hiring decision at any time after the review date.
Note: The College will be closed on Monday, January 21, 2013 in observation of
Martin Luther King
The IUP Libraries are looking for an information technology professional with
three to five years of experience in the administration and support of
integrated library systems, applications, and technologies in an academic
setting to lead the Libraries and their technology team into the 21st centur
Digital Image Metadata Librarian
Librarian I or II
The University of
Massachusetts Amherst seeks candidates for the position of Digital Image
Metadata Librarian, Image Collection Library. As the
largest public academic research library in Massachusetts, we are a key
partner in teaching, le
Closing date : 05/02/2013
Reference : EPS-02147
Division : Computer Science
Salary : £37,382 to £45,941
Employment type : Fixed Term
Duration : From 10 January 2013 tenable to 31 July 2014
Hours per week : 35
Location : Manchester
Applications are invited for the above post to provide re
Obnam http://liw.fi/obnam/ might do what you need with the minimum of fuss
Chris
On 11 January 2013 12:05, Fleming, Declan wrote:
> Hi - you might look into Chronopolis (which can be front ended by DuraCloud
> or not) http://chronopolis.sdsc.edu/
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> Declan
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Hi - you might look into Chronopolis (which can be front ended by DuraCloud or
not) http://chronopolis.sdsc.edu/
Declan
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I'd also take a look at Amazon Glacier. Recently I parked about 50GB
of data files in logical tar'd and gzip'd chunks and it's costing my
employer less than 50 cents/month. Glacier, however, is best for "park
it and forget" kinds of needs, as the real cost is in data flow.
Storage is cheap, but mus
We built our own solution for this by creating a plugin that works with our
digital asset management system (ResourceSpace) to invidually back up files to
Amazon S3. Because S3 is replicated to multiple data centers, this provides a
fairly high level of redundancy. And because it's an object-bas
Hi everyone,
We are starting a digitization project for some of our special collections, and
we are having a hard time setting up a backup system that meets the long-term
preservation needs of digital archives. The backup mechanisms currently used by
campus IT are short-term full-server backups
Administers one or more aspects of Library operations and coordinates Library
services.
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appropriate materials on a timely basis
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a
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The following position is available at Duke University Libraries. Please share
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Senior Analyst/Developer
The Senior Analyst/Developer provides lead
Hi all,
I'm trying to gauge interest in Game Night during Code4Lib 2013. Now,
I've signed up for the Wednesday Goose Island tour, but can back out
of that if Wednesday night works the best.
Right now there's a handful of folks on the wiki that has expressed
interest, but could you send me an ema
There are various options at
http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/metafiles.html
You might need to look at the IPTC>XMP mapping, since I think there
could useful metadata in IPTC that isn't necessarily reflected in the
embedded XMP data.
But just tried the basic non-IPTC mapping opti
I can get the data out, and I can even get a single file created w/ all the
metadata for all the images in the collection. It's just that it is
unstructured and not useful as such. Anything xml would also be useful, but I
haven't found a product that does that.
I was really trying not to just
ResourceSpace does this internally to extract metadata. I think it's as simple
as
exiftool -t -s imagefile.tif metadatafile.tab
Does this do what you want?
-DD
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Systems Librarian/Archivist, Historic New England
141 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA 02114
(617) 994-
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Please join us for the LITA/ALCTS MARC Formats Transition Interest Group at
the 2013 ALA Midwinter Meeting in Seattle, Washington.
Time: Saturday, January 26th from 3pm to 4pm
Place: Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Compass South room
The theme of the session is “*Transfo
Hello,
I need to take xmp metadata that is imbedded in tif images and pull it out into
a tab delimited text file for ingest into our digital repository (CONTENTdm).
Has anyone done this using exiftool or the like?
Thanks,
A
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As primary liaison to the Government Printing office (GPO) CIO and the
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) CIO, the PM is responsible
for the information systems portfolio to include defining requirements and
enhancements to information systems; supporting coordination of the
implem
The Archives of American Art has is seeking a graduate intern for 2013 to
assist with a multi-year project funded by the Council of Library and
Information Resources' Hidden Special Collections and Archives grant program.
Applicants must be students or recent graduates of graduate-level archival
pr
Are you ready to break out of the traditional archivist box for a
multidimensional and challenging position that directs the management of the
physical and digital archives and library for an art
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THE UNIVERSITY: The University of Texas at Dallas is a
doctoral level, state supported component of The University of Texas System
located in suburban Richardson. The
University provides 130 degrees (47 bachelors, 54 masters, and 29 doctoral
programs) and has an enrollment of over 19,000 students.
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