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Data Preservation: Let the Pain Guide You

As I’ve recounted before, what became HIFLD started as the M: drive on a Windows server in a musty government building in Norfolk, VA. Early exercises made it obvious that the data on our M: drive didn’t match the data on other M: drives. They also made it clear that sharing data, especially across 2002-vintage … Continue reading Data Preservation: Let the Pain Guide You →

Bill Dollins geospatial, gis 2025-12-042025-12-05 3 Minutes
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