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International Archives Symposium in Arnhem (2024) : Are we prepared? Are our Archives future-proof? : Proceedings
No full text(DE) Unter dem Motto „Sind wir für die Zukunft gerüstet?“ widmete sich der Kongress am 16. und 17. Mai 2024 in Arnheim den vielfältigen Herausforderungen der Zukunftsfähigkeit von Archiven. Diskutiert wurden ökologische Fragen der Archivarchitektur, die energieintensive digitale Langzeitarchivierung sowie der Umgang mit neuen digitalen Kommunikationsformen. Deutlich wurde, dass Bewertung weiterhin die Kernaufgabe von Archivarinnen und Archivaren bleibt. Ein Ausblick skizzierte das Berufsbild des Archivars im Jahr 2050.(EN) Under the theme “Are we prepared? Are our archives future-proof”, the conference held on 16–17 May 2024 in Arnhem explored the many challenges involved in ensuring the long-term sustainability of archives. Key topics included reducing the ecological footprint of archival buildings, addressing the energy demands of digital preservation, and managing new forms of digital communication. The discussions reaffirmed appraisal as a core archival responsibility, while the closing session offered a forward-looking reflection on the role of the archivist in 2050.Print edition available for purchase for €10 through the National Archives of Belgium. Order via publicat[at]arch.be.The full text and individual lectures can be downloaded here as PDF. Open access licensed under CC BY-NC-ND. Use permitted for non-commercial purposes with attribution. No derivatives.(PDF) Internationales Archivsymposion in Arnhem (2024). Sind wir vorbereitet? Zukunftsfähigkeit unserer Archive. Annalen = International Archives Symposium in Arnhem (2024). Are we prepared? Are our Archives future-proof? ProceedingsJonas FELTES - Kulturgutschutz im digitalen Zeitalter: Die Modernisierung der Bundessicherungsverfilmung (BuSiFi)Gilles REGENER - Zum nachhaltigen Nationalarchiv in LuxemburgBieke NOUWS - Entscheidungsfindung im Smartphone-Zeitalter dokumentieren: Textnachrichten und Sofortnachrichten von politischen Entscheidungsträgern archivierenMichel COTTIN - Archiving Social Media Accounts in a Governmental Context: A Strategic Approach by ANLux between Fly Fishing and Net FishingGeert LELOUP & Vincent HOOLT - E-mail, the Capture ChallengeFred VAN KAN - Quo Vadis Archives? What does our future look like? Where
will we be in 25 years
Scientific objectives and instrumental requirements of the infrared spectrometer VenSpec-H onboard EnVision
No full textOnboard the EnVision spacecraft, there will be a suite of three spectrometers, VenSpec. One of these is called VenSpec-H where the H stands for high spectral resolution. Its scientific objectives consist of measuring variations of minor species’ abundances in the atmosphere of Venus. H2O, SO2, CO, and OCS will be measured to characterize the potentially ongoing volcanic activity. These observations will allow us to understand both the importance of volatiles in volcanic activity on Venus and their effect on cloud maintenance and dynamics. VenSpec-H will measure these molecules in nadir viewing geometry, in infrared transparency windows of Venus’ nightside to probe the troposphere, and in infrared spectral ranges on the dayside to measure the mesosphere. The scientific requirements enabling our scientific objectives will be demonstrated. The molecular vertical profiles, the aerosols’ model, and the CO2 continuum contribution were established based on the literature for the different spectral windows. This enabled us to determine the spectral bands, their bandwidth, and the resolving power necessary for our purposes. Along the way, we identified possible improvements and science avenues. Some of them impact the instrument design, such as the need for polarimetric measurements. Others are related to remaining uncertainties in the model and laboratory measurements that will complement the investigation. This has been presented as a poster at the SPIE Optical Engineering + Applications Conference in August 2024 in San Diego, California, United States
Il n’y a pas photo : le tableau de Cornelis Schut à Malaga et l’inventaire scientifique
No full textPapers from the First Study Day in the Series “Cultural Crossroads: Artistic Encounters between the Low Countries and Spain, 15th-17th Centuries”, Brussels, 24 November 2023
Compte rendu: Karine Boulanger, avec la collaboration d’Elisabeth Pillet, Les vitraux de Poitou-Charentes et d’Aquitaine (Corpus Vitrearum, France, série Recensement des vitraux anciens de la France, X), Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2021, 333 p., 276 fig.
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