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SUMMARY:iPRES 2026: 22nd International Conference on Digital Preservation
DESCRIPTION:21 – 25 September 2026 | Copenhagen, Denmark\nCONFERENCE WEBSITE  ( https://ipres2026.dk/ )| REGISTRATION ( https://ipres2026.dk/registration/ )\n\n\n\niPRES 2026 will be held at CPH Conference at DGI Byen in Copenhagen, Denmark. The conference is organised by the Royal Library of Denmark, Rigsarkivet, Københavns Stadsarkiv and the University of Copenhagen.\niPRES is an international community of digital preservation researchers and practitioners. A key element of iPRES conferences is their inclusiveness. Experts from all parts of the world contribute to shaping the conference to ensure that it meets the needs of both seasoned and new digital preservation practitioners, and that the programme embraces new perspectives.\n\nContact: info@ipres2026.dk ( mailto:info@ipres2026.dk )\nFor news about the conference, join the iPRES mailing list.\n\nWeb Archiving Highlights at iPRES 2026\n\n\n\n\nThe following accepted iPRES 2026 submissions are likely to be of particular interest to the web archiving community. Additional Birds of a Feather discussions, Lightning Talks, and Ad Hoc sessions will be announced later and may include further web archiving content.\nWeb Archiving Sessions\nFull and Short Papers\n\nFrom Capture to Care: Initiating Responsible Web Archiving at NIOD – Lili Hamza, Joran Nathoe, Lucas Bouten\nLessons Learned in Normalization for Access in the 2024 End of Term Web Archive – Mark E. Phillips, Kristy K. Phillips, Sawood Alam\nKeeping Net Art Alive: Self-Healing VMs and a Caching Wayback Proxy from Six Months of Exhibition Operation – Marc Schütze\n\nPosters\n\nLet’s doWARC! Semantic Modelling of Web Archiving Artefacts to Support Their Sustainable Long-Term Preservation – Thomas Storrar; Manuela Pallotto Strickland\nSustainable and Systematic: Building a Search Index of Research and Practice in Web Archiving and Digital Preservation – Olga Holownia; Andrew N. Jackson; Sharon Healy\nHow Well Did We Do? Measuring Digital Preservation Performance – Andrea Goethals; Martin Gengenbach; Cynthia Wu (a methodology for measuring digital preservation performance that can be applied to web archives as well as other digital collections).\n\nWorkshops and Tutorials\n\nSolrWayback – Unlocking Archived Web Data with SolrWayback: Deploy, Explore, Collaborate – Thomas Egense; Anders Klindt Myrvoll; Olga Holownia; Laszlo Toth; Jon Carlstedt Tønnesen\nJUPYTER NOTEBOOKS FOR BORN-DIGITAL COLLECTIONS – Olga Holownia; Ben O’Brien; Yizhe Zhan; Gustavo Candela; Helena Byrne; Jon Tønnessen (hands-on approaches for computational analysis of born-digital collections, including web archive data)\n\nBirds of a Feather Discussions\n\nWeb Archives: Special Case or Just Another Digital Collection? – Andrea Goethals\n\nWeb archiving and digital preservation have traditionally evolved as separate fields, yet many organisations now manage web archives alongside other digital collections and records. Should web archives be treated differently, or can they be managed using the same approaches?\nBuilding on the iPRES 2025 panel From Silos to Strategy: Aligning Web Archiving and Digital Preservation, this Birds of a Feather discussion will explore similarities and differences in preservation infrastructure, metadata, access, policies, workflows, and staffing. Participants will discuss experiences, challenges, and lessons learned from managing web archives within broader digital preservation programmes.\nThe discussion will identify areas of consensus, debate, and opportunities for greater collaboration between the web archiving and digital preservation communities.\nAdditional sessions of interest \n(relevant topics such as national programmes, AI, data services, Cloud preservation):\nFull and Short Papers\n\nA Brief History of Digital Preservation in Finland – Hakala, Juha; Helin, Heikki; Salo, Aleksi; Kylander, Johan; Koivunen, Kimmo; Lehtonen, Juha\nExpanding Access From Digital To Datasets: The National Library Singapore’s Digital Preservation Journey – Goh, Lee Kim\nAI IN DIGITAL PRESERVATION: QUESTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS – Smith, Richard; O’Sullivan, Jack; Tilbury, Jonathan\nHow we use AI. How AI uses us. The impact of AI on open data preservation services – Griffith, Lisa; Long, Kevin; O’Carroll, Aileen; Kenny, Stuart\nManaging Risk in Moving to the Cloud: The Custodial Copy Approach – Daly, Steve\n\nPosters\n\nAI-ENABLED ACCESS TO LARGE AND SENSITIVE COLLECTIONS – West, Brent; Kaczmarek, Joanne\n\nWorkshops and Tutorials\n\nKeeping Net Art Alive: Open-Source Tools for Self-Healing Exhibition Systems – Schütze, Marc\n\nBirds of a Feather Discussions\n\nCloud Preservation: What Have We Learned So Far? – Andrea Goethals\n\nAdditional accepted Ad Hoc sessions will be announced. The full list of accepted submissions is at: https://ipres2026.dk/programme/accepted-submissions/ ( https://ipres2026.dk/programme/accepted-submissions/ )\n
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