Archives pour : « EN »

A Race Against Time: Preserving Our Audiovisual Media
Presented by the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts
July 29 & 30, 2009
Hosted and cosponsored by: Western History/ Genealogy Department, Denver Public Library, Denver, CO

&

Oregon Public Broadcasting Selects Stations to Participate in the American Archive Pilot Program

(more…)

How to maximize the lifetime and usefulness of optical discs, specifically CD and DVD media?  How to  minimize chances of information loss caused by environmental influences or physical handling? How to prevent premature degradation, information loss, CD and DVD structure, disc life expectancy, and conditions that affect optical discs?

We came across this document many years ago and found it profoundly interesting! We would like to share it with you..
(more…)

Vented film can research

Quote :

“Film cans are generally manufactured from a stable plastic or metal, usually steel or aluminium. The can lid is often a tight fit but does not seal the can completely allowing a small degree of equilibrium between the external environment and the internal microclimate. Film cans have a buffering effect on the rate of change of the internal microclimate in relation to the storage conditions. Temperature is buffered less than relative humidity.”

(more…)

 To assure the safety and the integrity of your digital heritage,
the Kodak Gold disk and the STIL Case.

A truly predestined match!

(more…)

A bit about us!

This section will be a bit about who STIL is, where we came from, where we are going… and we will also make you discover about our beautiful city of Québec. You may already have had the chance to visit, maybe not, we will be taking you through the season, through the activities offered..pictures included! Have you ever seen a 20 foot snow bank? Have you ever seen the Château Frontenac illuminated at night? Etc..

(more…)

It was from May 15th to May 17th 2009 that was talking place the 34th ACA Annual Conference under the theme of  ”Rights, Responsibilities, Trust: Archives and Public Affairs”.  Held at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel in Calgary, the event welcomed nearly 300 delegates.

STiL Casing was there! We were proudly taking part in the Trade show, to meet with the delegated and listen to their archival concerns.

We would like to thank all of those who have contributed to make this such an interesting event!

For more information: http://www.archivists.ca/conference/default.aspx 

(more…)