What is COW?
Community Owned Workflows (COW) provides a forum for sharing your digital preservation workflows with others in the digipres community. We can learn a lot from each other by sharing our workflows, discussing what tools are used and why, understanding the context behind our workflows, and what challenges and issues they have addressed. So please explore this site, and consider sharing your own workflow!
COW is hosted on the COPTR Wiki, where more information can be found on this site and it's supporters.
| Workflow | Organisation | Status |
|---|
| Abrdn Digital Preservation Workflow | abrdn | Experimental |
| Appraise email and other large, unstructured text collections | University of Illinois | Experimental |
| Archival Forensics workflow (storage media deposit) | Archives and Special Collections (ASC), University of Glasgow | Experimental |
| Archiving outputs of 3D scanning | Computational Archaeology Lab, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem | Draft |
| Assessing information | SEADDA community of archaeologists and digital specialists | Production |
| Browsertrix-crawler Workflow | UK Government Web Archive | Experimental |
| Cloud-based preservation and access workflow for MXF and MPG video | Wellcome Collection | Production |
| Creating a SIP from content downloaded from OneDrive (or other Cloud based source) | Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick | Draft |
| Deaccessioning data | SEADDA community of archaeologists and digital specialists | Production |
| Deciding what appoach to use for web resources deposited with the archive | University of Edinburgh, Centre for Research Collections | Draft |
| Digital Preservation Workflow Overview | National Library of Scotland | Production |
| Digital archiving workflow (high-level) | Archives & Special Collections (ASC), University of Glasgow | Experimental |
| Extraction from the Pure Research Information System and transformation for loading by Archivematica | Lancaster University | Experimental |
| Flashback project - optical media imaging workflow | British Library | Production |
| How to preserve your 3D data with the French National 3D Repository? | Consortium "3D for Humanities" | Draft |
| Ingest and AIP creation | Univeristy of Sussex Library Special Collections | Production |
| Ingesting assets and associated metadata into Preservica | Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 | Draft |
| LAC Pre-Ingest Workflow | Library and Archives Canada | Draft |
| Life Cycle of 3D Data for Cultural Heritage | Consortium "3D for Humanities" | Production |
| Long Term Archiving at the CINES | Consortium "3D for Humanities" | Draft |
| Nimbie-based, high volume optical disc workflow | New York Public Library | Production |
| OVP migration flow | La Digitalizadora de la Memoria Colectiva | Production |
| PDF/A validation and metadata extraction | Digital Preservation Coalition | Experimental |
| Preserving Access databases | SEADDA community of archaeologists and digital specialists | Production |
| Providing access to born digital material | The Postal Museum | Draft |
| Quality Assurance: Iterative Seed Issue Decision Tree | Library of Congress | Production |
| Responding to integrity errors | The Postal Museum | Draft |
| Validation Error Analysis and Treatment for PDF-hul 122 Invalid destination - Destination NULL | TIB | Production |
| Validation Error Analysis and Treatment for PDF-hul 133 Invalid date | TIB | Production |
| Watch Folder Ingest | La Digitalizadora de la Memoria Colectiva | Production |
| Web Archiving Capture Assessment Response Processing Workflow | Library of Congress | Experimental |
| Web Archiving Quality Assurance (QA) Workflow | The National Archives (UK), UK Government Web Archive | Production |
| Web Archiving Quality Assurance Lifecycle | Library of Congress | Production |
| Workflow for ingesting digitized books into a digital archive | Universitätsbibliothek Bern | Testphase |
| Workflow for ingesting internally-generated material | Historic England | Production |
| Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE | University of York | Experimental |
