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Compare examines the sustainability of technical transfer methods for the conservation and restoration of computer and network-based artworks and dynamic media objects. Überschreiten der maximalen Anzahl Zeichen.
Factsheet
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Schools involved
Bern Academy of the Arts
School of Engineering and Computer Science - Institute(s) Institute Materiality in Art and Culture
- Research unit(s) Contemporary Art and Media
- Funding organisation BFH
- Duration 01.03.2009 - 31.03.2010
- Head of project Dr. Stefan Wülfert
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Project staff
Tabea Lurk
Dr. Stefan Wülfert
Martin Schopfer
Jürgen Enge - Partner Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe
- Keywords conservation of computer-based art
Situation
The project examines how far software- and computer-based art (legacy applications) can be kept accessible on current and forthcoming system environments.
Course of action
Case studies based on information technology have provide detailed knowledge on basic features, technical requirements and micro processes during the migration process for both applications and operating systems.
Result
Case studies, explained in detail in the final report. Lecture on "Digital Conservation" (May 6th 2010, HKB F11)
Looking ahead
Dore-Application "Analit - Analogien des Digitalen", Switch-Concept "Storage Broaker", Swiss-Polnish Cooperation project "Sustainable Web Archiving"
