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SUMMARY:Building an Archival Infrastructure for Architectural Archives / A
 CM
DTSTART:20260327T170000
DTEND:20260327T180000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Barbara Galimberti\, archiviste ACM\nThe Archives de la constr
 uction moderne (ACM) at EPFL will present their research tools and the CA
 –O–RD project as part of the Petit Colloque of researchers in architec
 tural history and built heritage in French-speaking Switzerland\, held at 
 the University of Lausanne and dedicated to databases.\n\n27 March at 5:00
  pm\n \n\nThe CA-O-RD Project: Building an Archival Infrastructure for Ar
 chitectural Archives\n\nThe CA–O–RD project (Contemporary Architecture
  – Open Research Data)\, developed at the Archives de la construction mo
 derne (EPFL)\, is part of a broader transformation of archival practices d
 riven by the increasing presence of digital and hybrid collections in the 
 field of architecture. In this context\, traditional descriptive tools are
  no longer sufficient\, making it necessary to articulate archival descrip
 tion\, digital preservation\, and data access within a coherent infrastruc
 ture.\n\nThis presentation\, conceived as a contextual overview for resear
 chers in the history of architecture and built heritage in French-speaking
  Switzerland\, retraces the evolution of archival information systems at A
 CM\, from early databases to the adoption of Morphé (AtoM)\, based on int
 ernational standards\, and their subsequent extension to digital preservat
 ion challenges through the integration of Archivematica. It highlights the
  specific challenges related to digital architectural archives (diversity 
 of formats\, technological dependencies\, obsolescence\, etc.) and the res
 ponses developed through the implementation of an infrastructure compliant
  with the OAIS model.\n\nBeyond technical aspects\, the project emphasizes
  the importance of digital infrastructures and preservation strategies in 
 managing contemporary archives. By articulating description\, preservation
 \, and access\, it aims to ensure the long-term integrity\, readability\, 
 and traceability of data\, while stabilizing access conditions and support
 ing scholarly use.
LOCATION:UNIL\, Bâtiment Anthropole\, salle 4173
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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