Professional Certificate in Digital Archaeology: Preservation Methods
-- ViewingNowThe Professional Certificate in Digital Archaeology: Preservation Methods is a career-advancing course that focuses on essential skills for the modern archaeologist. This program covers digital data collection, analysis, preservation, and dissemination techniques, enabling learners to stay current with industry demands.
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• Digital Data Preservation: An overview of best practices for preserving digital data in archaeology, including file naming conventions, backups, and version control.
• Digital Archiving Standards: A study of industry standards for digital archiving, such as the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) model and the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI).
• Digital Forensics for Archaeology: An introduction to digital forensics techniques and how they can be applied to archaeological data to ensure its integrity and authenticity.
• Data Management Planning: A guide to creating data management plans that meet funder requirements and ensure the long-term preservation of archaeological data.
• Metadata and Contextual Information: A unit on the importance of metadata and contextual information in digital archaeology, including the use of controlled vocabularies and ontologies.
• Data Formats and Interoperability: An exploration of data formats and their impact on data interoperability, including the use of open standards and file format migration.
• Digital Curation and Stewardship: A discussion of digital curation and stewardship best practices, including the role of repositories and data centers in preserving archaeological data.
• Legal and Ethical Considerations: An examination of legal and ethical considerations in digital archaeology, including data privacy, intellectual property, and cultural heritage protection.
• Emerging Technologies: An overview of emerging technologies in digital archaeology, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence, and their potential impact on preservation methods.
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