Daniel Steinmeier
How do we ensure that we can continue to use our digital collections in the future? To achieve this, it is necessary to determine how current technological and social developments influence the accessibility of the collection. It is also important that processes run in a reliable manner. Daniel is involved in both policy and practical advice in this area. He is also part of the AI and Ethics working group within the Work on Execution (WaU) program. Within the WaU program, the KB and the library network are working together on a future-proof library.
Contact
- function: Digital Preservation Officer
- department: Digital Preservation department
- e-mail: [email protected]
- LinkedIn: Daniel Steinmeier
Expertises
In his work, Daniel tries to make specialist subjects understandable. He does this with articles and presentations. These are, for example, about:
- Preservation
- Policy
- Certification
- Web archiving
- Inclusivity
- AI and ethics
Network and cooperation
- Digital Heritage Network (NDE)
- Sustainable Domain
- Digital Preservation Coalition
Projects
Collection migration
Certification
Web archiving
Publications (selection)
Papers en artikelen
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D. Steinmeier, "Understanding the Digital City: Conflicting Values, Community and Representation Information." iPRES paper (2024) https://ipres2024.pubpub.org/pub/84dbwdby
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D. Steinmeier, "Be Careful What You Campaign For: How formal organization practice may negatively impact adaptability aspects of preservation", iPres paper (2023). https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/items/128292
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S. van den Eijkel en D. Steinmeier, "These Crawls can Talk. Context Information for Web Collections", iPres paper (2022). https://osf.io/4ky3a
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D. Steinmeier, "Diversity, inclusion, and digital preservation." Patterns 1.9 (2020). https://www.cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S2666-3899(20)30200-2