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WebArchiv contains 15,5 terabytes of data. Harvesting began on 3/9/2001.
Noví partneři
8.9.2010
The following websites were recently added to WebArchiv:
Physiological Research
Savci : internetová encyklopedie savců
Jeroným Klimeš
Školní učení
Liga otevřených mužů
Výživné
Jak na doménový trh a internetové podnikání
CEMA : Central European Music Agency
In total:
2063 contracts
Novinky
Jan 8, 12:54 PM
Around the World in 2 bln pages
Institutions from over 60 countries joined Internet Archive's unique global crawl of 2 billion web pages run last year. WebArchiv contributed 707 seeds. See list of participating countries and institutions.
Nov 8, 01:37 PM
Harvest 2007
We have already finished comprehensive harvest of domestic web resources (domain .cz). The collection of the year 2007 contains 81 300 000 documents (3,6 TB).
May 2, 02:01 PM
Web Cultural Heritage
The latest issue of DCP/PADI What's new in digital preservation (no. 15) features in its Web archiving section the Web Cultural Heritage project led by us.
May 2, 01:52 PM
New thematic harvest:
Prague will bid for the 2016 Olympic games.
Mar 21, 12:41 PM
Web Cultural Heritage
The one-year project entitled Web Cultural Heritage was finished in September 2006 and the final claim assessment based on the final report and finances was approved by the Commission's financial services.
Culture 2000
Culture 2000 is a Community programme and its main objective is to promote a common cultural area characterised by its cultural diversity and shared cultural heritage.
National Library of the Czech Republic and co-organisers succeeded in obtaining a grant in the programme for the one-year project entitled Web Cultural Heritage (finished on September 2006).
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Project leader:
Coorganisers:
- National Library of Estonia
- National and University Library in Ljubljana, Slovenia
- University Library in Bratislava, Slovakia
Partners:
- Moravian Library, Brno (CZE)
- Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, Brno (CZE)
- Jožef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana (SLO)
The main aims of the project are the following:
- Analysis of existing methods of selection policy in the North-Western Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, Asia (in particular Japan and China)
- Mapping and analysis of software tools and workflows used for downloading and indexing the Internet resources to digital archive in accordance with proposed selection policies
- New selection criteria proposals based on the performed analyses
- Adopting and adjustment of chosen software tools to European requirements
- Testing the new selection criteria proposals using adopted software tools