1	National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) November 19, 2003
2	NDIIPP Goal To develop a nationwide collection and preservation strategy for digital materials in cooperation with the information and technology industry, concerned federal agencies, libraries, research institutions and not-for-profit entities.
3	NDIIPP Vision To ensure the long term access to a rich body of digital content through the establishment of a network of partners, collaborating in a digital preservation architecture with defined roles and responsibilities.
4	NDIIPP Legislation and Funding Builds on experience with American Memory/National Digital Library Program Created by federal legislation (PL 106-554) in December 2000 Up to $175 million potentially available $5 million (available immediately to support planning) $20 million (subject to Congressional approval received January 6, 2003) $75 million (subject to $ for $ match from non federal sources) $75 million (private funds)
5	Funding to Date Plan Approved December 2002 - $35 Million $5 million to develop the plan & capture at risk content Additional $20 Million Released 2003 $15 Million Approved to be Matched 2003 Investments Begun Toward Approved NDIIPP Strategic Direction 2003-2007
6	3 Approved Areas of Investment Preservation Network of Partners Preservation Architecture Digital Preservation Research
7	Highlights FY 2003 NDIIPP Plan Approved Digital Strategic Plan for LC Series of Technical Workshops – 47 experts Revised Technical Architecture Technical Test Plan & Test Bed to Investigate Existing Archiving Approaches Digital Preservation Research Agenda w/NSF International Internet Consortium with 12 institutions
8	Highlights FY 2003 (cont.) Technical Specifications for an Open Source Crawler First NDIIPP Solicitation for Partners MOU with NEH to help us with the Peer Review UK’s Digital Preservation Coalition
9	http://www.digitalpreservation.org
10	“At Risk Content” Triage By the Library of Congress
11	Multiple Types of Digital Content Audio Video Text Graphics Database
12	Distribution Channels Web Webcast Television broadcast Radio broadcast Publisher/distributor
13	Vehicles for Acquiring Copyright deposit Purchase License Gift/Donation Exchange Agreements/Partnership Harvesting
14	Technical Mechanisms for Capture File Transfer On Hard Disk On CD On DVD Via Network Web Harvesting Individual site downloads Broad web crawling by domain or selected sites Broadcast Capture From Satellite By Taping By Digital Feed
15	“Getting Content” Identify Vendors and Test Their Capabilities Identify Subject Content Identify Type of Content Specify Distribution Channel Identify LC Vehicle for Capturing Determine Technical Mechanisms for Capturing
16	Digital Content Capture 16 Terabytes Significant Events,including Iraq E-journals 911 Archives Oral Histories Academic Dissertations In Process Public Policy, e.g. Middle East & Health Policy
17	Digital Content Capture Next Steps Multiple Partners, Public Policy and Cultural Heritage
18	Preservation Network Partnerships
19	Preservation Architecture Technical Architecture Validation Updated Preservation Architecture Archive Ingest and Handling Test
20	Preservation Research NSF Tools and Technologies for Preservation
21	Near Term Plans 2004-2005 Content Capture Business Models Forum Business Models Announcement Standards and Best Practices Inventory Preservation Architecture Test with 6-8 Institutions Updated Technical Architecture Prototype Development with NASA Call for Research with NSF
22	Target Dates – Program Announcement to Build a Network of Partners
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