DPC Technology Watch publications provide authoritative guidance on a variety of digital preservation topics chosen by Coalition members. They are designed to inform our membership, and those in the wider community, in an accessible and easily digestible manner.
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A risk driven approach to Bitstream Preservation by Paul Wheatley 2022 Guidance Note |
Understanding user needs: a case study from the National Library of Scotland by Chris Fleet 2022 Guidance Note |
Preserving Born-Digital Design and Construction Records (v 1.1) by A Leventhal and J Thompson 2021 Report |
ReportsTechnology Watch Reports provide in depth reference guides to specific content or data types. They are peer reviewed and are typically around 40 pages in length.
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Guidance NotesGuidance Notes provide bite-sized overviews of specific digital preservation challenges and solutions. They combine accessibility with practical guidance and are between 2 and 5 pages in length.
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Topical Notes Series
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DPC Style Guide
The DPC Style Guide
provides an overview of the preferred grammar and usage for Technology Watch Reports. It provides basic guidelines relevant to ensuring DPC publications remain clear and consistent as possible, acknowledging that digital preservation encompasses a broad range of disciplines with different grammar and usage conventions.