EDV Days 2020 digital

17.09.2020: Computer tags digital on 17. September 2020

Digitization is omnipresent – especially in the cultural sector. At the EDV-Tags 2020, we want to deal with issues of digitalization of analogue cultural goods that affect museums and archives alike. Where are we? What strategies are we going to do? How to organize a digitalization project? What standards should be respected? How to protect the valuable objects from damage during digitization? And what does practice look like?

EDV days will be shortened this year on 17. September from 9.30 am to 16.00 pm via “Livestreaming” from the Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte – Museum in Regensburg. Due to the ongoing risk situation caused by the coronavirus, the planned presentations on the topic “Digitalization of Cultural Goods” and a practical view are offered exclusively digitally. Questions to the speakers are possible via the hashtag #edvtagedigital on Twitter, by comment directly on YouTube or by email.

If you wish to receive a reminder by e-mail before the event along with the direct link to live streaming, you can contact the website of the conference www.edvtage.de Register. Otherwise, the stream can also be tracked spontaneously directly via the website or various social media platforms. You can find the program below https://edvtage.de/en/programm and as a PDF flyer in the annex.

We look forward to your participation!

Posted on 10.08.2020

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29.09.2022: Intelligent Processes & AI in Museum and Archive

EDV-Tage 2022 took place on Thursday, 29.9.2022, on the subject of »Intelligent Processes & AI in Museum and Archive« in hybrid format as a presence conference in Regensburg and live stream. How can artificial intelligence (AI) help shape the future of museum and archive? The discovery, preservation and exploration of cultural goods is linked to the processing and linking of complex data systems. Intelligent processes and AI therefore have high potential for use in museums and archives and are to be called key technologies. In the EDV days 2022, we illuminate the various possibilities of use: from the networking of mass data and the formation of knowledge clusters, through tools for text and speech recognition to practical application, for example in the field of art-robing. EDV days will be shortened this year on 29th. September 2022 from 9.30 a.m. to 17.00 p.m. at the Museum of Bavarian History in Regensburg. The event is transmitted in parallel via "livestreaming". Live streaming is freely accessible through this website: https://www.edvtage.de/de/live Questions to the speakers are about the hashtag #edvtagedigitalon Twitter, by comment directly on YouTube or by email info@edvtage.de possible. Programme Thursday, 29.9.20229.30-17.00 9.30 Welcome Lectures 9.45am Introduction to artificial intelligence (AI) with cultural applications Prof. Dr. Tatyana Ivanovska OTH Amberg-Weiden, Innovation and Competence Center Artificial Intelligence (IKKI) 10.30 Networked Knowledge – Archive, the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) and AI Processes Dr. Markus Schmalzl, Directorate-General for State Archives of Bavaria 11.15. Artificial intelligence on museums – on the network Sonja Thiel M.A., Landesmuseum Karlsruhe, Projekt Creative User Empowerment 12-13 o'clock Lunch break Time AI-assisted art fading: The KIKU app at the LKA Christian Klein, Bavarian National Criminal Office, Art Department 13.45 h AI in the archive? But how! – Tools for development and beyond Benjamin Rosemann, Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, project ↗FDMLab@LABW 4.30 pm Recognize manuscripts with transcribus – Digital tools for research and archives Dr. Robert Klugseder, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 15.15 Coffee break 15.30 Automatically unlock cultural goods – use of audio mining Anna Stahl, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Department of Documentation and Research Severin Viktor M.A., District of Oberbayern, Department of Culture and Education 16.15 For the automatic reconstruction of the masterpieces of old-oriental literature Prof. Dr. Enrique Jiménez LMU Munich, Chair of Old-Oriental Literature/Institute of Assyriology and Hethitology 17.00 End of event Further information can be found >>>Here Informations connexes Flyer with program [PDF file for download]

16.11.2021: Evaluation and acquisition of digital information. Transfer of concepts and theories from the analogue to the digital world?

16. November 2021 found the 3rd Archives of the Directorate-General of the Bavarian State Archives with approximately 100 participants via live stream. The presentations of the lectures and a report on the subject discussion will be published gradually here. The written contributions follow in a special publication in summer 2022. Posted on 22.11.2021 Related Files Alexander Malcharek, Archiving in the context of digitization from the perspective of the Bavarian agricultural administration [PDF file]. 324 KB Wolfgang Bauer, Digital Archiving of Geobasis Data. How Can the Original Information Remain Available? [PDF file]. 2 MB Frank Oliver Glöckner, Data and data quality as the basis of the National Research Data Infrastructure NFDI [PDF file]. 3 MB Markus Schmalzl, Archiving Interfaces. The magnifying glass of the challenge of archiving electronic information [PDF file]. 707 KB Michael Unger, Digital Perspectives on Archival Appraisal. Goals – Methods – Tools in a Volatile Environment [PDF file]. 351 KB Michael Puchta, Beyond OAIS and PREMIS – significant properties in the field of tension between professional requirements and technical needs [PDF file].

Eigentümerkartei, Signatur: Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, Bayerisches Landesamt für Vermögensverwaltung und Wiedergutmachung, Vorl. Nr. BFS III 7711 (Foto: Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv)

14.04.2021: 3. Internationaler Tag der Provenienzforschung

Die Staatlichen Archive Bayerns haben sich am 14. April 2021 am Tag der Provenienzforschung beteiligt. Pandemiebedingt fand der vom Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung veranstaltete 3. Tag der Provenienzforschung am 14.4.2021 rein virtuell statt. Der Forschungsverbund Provenienzforschung Bayern (FPB), zu dessen Gründungsmitgliedern die Generaldirektion der Staatlichen Archive Bayerns gehört, beteiligte sich mit einem reichhaltigen ganztägigen Veranstaltungsprogramm. Den Auftakt machten in der Vormittagssektion die Staatlichen Archive Bayerns mit vier Vorträgen zu den Quellen, die Provenienzforscher*innen in den acht Staatsarchiven und dem Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchiv zur Verfügung stehen. Nach einer allgemeinen Vorstellung des Forschungsverbundes durch Dr. Johannes Gramlich (Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen), übernahm Dr. Julian Holzapfl (Staatsarchiv München) die Moderation. Er erklärte zunächst allgemein Funktion und Aufbau der staatlichen Archive und führte dann in seinem Vortrag „Provenienzrecherche am Staatsarchiv München – Bestände, Suchstrategien und Service“ in die im Staatsarchiv München verfügbaren Quellen ein. Maria Stehr (Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv), übernahm diese Einführung für die Bestände des Hauptstaatsarchivs. Dr. Laura Scherr (Generaldirektion der Staatlichen Archive Bayerns) setzte fort mit einem Kurzvortrag über die Bedeutung des im Staatsarchiv Würzburg verwahrten Bestandes „Gestapostelle Würzburg“ für die Provenienzforschung sowie die Maßnahmen, die für den Originalerhalt dieses wichtigen Bestandes getroffen wurden. Den Vortragsreigen beendete Gerhard Fürmetz (Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv) mit seinen Ausführungen zu „Jüdische Standesregister aus Bayern – Überlieferung, Digitalisierung, Quellenwert“. Das Nachmittagsprogramm bestritten die im Forschungsverbund Provenienzforschung vertretenen Museen und Sammlungen sowie das Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte. Alle Angebote wurden von einem wechselnden Publikum sehr engagiert wahrgenommen und lockten zwischen 40 und 150 Teilnehmer*innen vor die Bildschirme. Eingestellt am 12.04.2021, ergänzt am 20.05.2021 Zugehörige Dateien Dr. Laura Scherr, Generaldirektion der Staatlichen Archive Bayerns: Die Überlieferung der Gestapostelle Würzburg im Staatsarchiv Würzburg – Provenienzforschung und Originalerhalt [PDF-Datei]. 908 KB Dr. Julian Holzapfl, Staatsarchiv München: Provenienzrecherche am Staatsarchiv München – Bestände, Suchstrategien und Service [PDF-Datei].. 709 KB Maria Stehr M.A., Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, Provenienzforschung im Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchiv – Bestände, Recherchemöglichkeiten, praktische Beispiele [PDF-Datei].

16.09.2021: EDV-Tage digital "Document & Knowledge Transfer"

Livestream from the House of Bavarian History - Museum Regensburg Knowledge transfer plays an important role in museums and archives. In documentation, communication, presentation and not least in research, it is crucial to preserve, trad and translate content, methods and competencies into new technologies. At the EDV days 2021, we illuminate various facets of modern knowledge transfer in cultural institutions: from digital infrastructure and networking to direct exchange with visitors. This year, the EDV-Tags »Document & Knowledge Transfer« will be transferred again in a shortened form on Thursday, September 16th, from 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. by “Livestreaming” from the Haus der Bayerische Geschichte – Museum in Regensburg. If it is possible in September to allow audiences on site, all attendees will be informed accordingly. Questions to the speakers are about the hashtag #edvtagedigital on Twitter, by comment directly on YouTube or by e-mail possible. The event is recorded and all contributions can therefore be retrieved on the website. If you wish to receive a reminder before the event with the direct link to live streaming, you can contact the website of the conference www.edvtage.de Register. Otherwise, the stream is of course freely accessible at any time via the conference website and various social media platforms on the event day. You can use the following link: Livestream on Thursday, 16.9.2021, from 9.30am directly retrieve: https://edvtage.de/de/live Related Files Program

24.-25.03.2023: Total digital! Challenges and Strategies for Archive Practice

12. Bavarian Archive Day from 24 to 25 March 2023 in Passau with the award “The Bavarian Janus 2023”. Digitization changes our vitality in a fundamental way. Work and business processes, but also private contacts are hardly conceivable without the help of computers, smart phones and network access. Statements such as “the data must run, not the citizens” also place the expectation horizon for public institutions. Archives are twice affected by this change. On the one hand, they are self-sufficient to reconfigure their business processes and services to the electronic mode of operation. On the other hand, it is the task of the archives to take over digital documents from all institutions and departments for which they are responsible. For archives, this represents a huge balancing act, because it has to do with a variety of electronic procedures and with different data formats, on which they often have little influence. The Bayerische Archivtag will show that the information technology in the archive has long since touched on all tasks. IT specialist applications play an indispensable role from cooperation with the donors and the acquisition of the archived goods, its development and access to permanent archiving. But where does this path lead? What does the change mean for the functioning of the archives? What impact does he have on the self-understanding of archives and on their social role? What are the expectations of the archives? Questions like this are already addressed by Prof. Dr. Malte Rehbein (University of Passau), whose topic is: “Archive and Democracy: About Research in the Digital Transformation”. Beyond the working sessions, the Bayerische Archivtag serves the meeting and exchange. The employees of the Adels- und Privatarchive, the municipal archives, the church archives, the archives at universities and scientific institutions as well as the municipal archive maintainers meet for joint meetings on the day before. On the evening of March 24th, the President of Lower Bavaria, Mr Rainer Haselbeck, will give the “Bayerische Janus 2023” in the Passau Town Hall. The winner is Helmut Käs, Head of the BMW Group Classic, who is responsible for the company archive of the Bayerische Motorenwerke. The award recognises the exemplary services in building and setting up the corporate archive. Modern and comfortable user services and a wide-ranging public relations work characterize the company archive. This plays an equally important role in the memory work of the BMW Group, whose focus is also on the shadow sides of the company's history, in particular the employment of forced laborers in the NS period. The prize, a bronze sculpture that refers to the double-headed Roman god Janus and thus symbolizes the median position of the archives between past and future, has been created by the artist Leopold W. Hafner from Aicha in front of the forest. SZ article on the Bavarian Archive Day of 26th March 2023: Vom Säurefraß bedroht - Bayerns Archive müssen digitalisiert werden >>> Issued on 22.03.2023, supplemented on 24.04.2023 Related Files Presentation for the archivists' meeting (Dr. Michael Unger) [PDF file for download]. 991 KB Joint press release from the management of the Bavarian Archives Day [PDF file for download]. 204 KB Program for the Bavarian Archives Day 2023 [PDF file for download]. 242 KB Program for the 54th Annual Conference of the Working Group of Bavarian Municipal Archives [PDF file for download] 58 KB Program for the archivists' meeting [PDF file for download]. 382 KB Program for the meeting of archivists at university archives and archives of scientific institutions [PDF file for download]. 199 KB Abstract on “Archival groundwork at the Nuremberg City Archives” 325 KB Abstract on “Pooling expertise – The Bavarian University Consortium for Digital Archiving”

7.-8.12.2022: Guidelines for National Uniform Archiving of Geobase Data

Review of the meeting of the joint working group of survey and archive administrations of the Federal and Länder. Official geobase data describe the earth's surface and its structure and serve as a basis for numerous specialist applications. They are of enormous and lasting importance for the administration itself, for science and research, but also for the individual interests of many citizens. For the long-term archiving and long-term readability of these data, new guidelines have been drawn up over the past three years by a joint working group of surveying and archive administrations of the Federal and Länder. These Guidelines for the nationwide uniform archiving of geobase data were presented at a scientific meeting on 7/8.12.2022, discussing requirements and requirements of science in the context of a national research data infrastructure (NFDI). The lectures were of great interest in science, administration and libraries and archives and showed possibilities and deside rate of long-term archiving and reusability of geobase data. The presentations on the presentations are on this page under Related files Download published. Posted on 13.01.2023 Related Files Marcus Wandinger: Welcome address at the conference presenting the guidelines for the uniform archiving of geobasis data at the federal level [PDF file]. 203 KB Wolfgang zu Castell: Project NFDI4Earth Expectations of Earth system sciences regarding the long-term archiving and reuse of archived data [PDF file]. 12 MB Mathis Eckhoff: Geodata – ORIGINAL, SECURE, SUSTAINABLE [PDF file]. 4 MB Gotthard Meinel / Hendrik Herold: Land use monitoring using geodata in the IÖR Monitor [PDF file]. 2 MB Peter Valena / Markus Schmalzl: The Bavarian State Archives in NFDI4Earth [PDF file]. 894 KB Karsten Süß: Desiderata for the archiving of geodata – On the future activities of the Geodata Working Group [PDF file]. 767 KB Conference program [PDF file]. 538 KB

24/25. March 2025: 13th Bavarian Archive Day in Augsburg - Following: Download Presentations

The two working sessions of this year’s Bayerische Archivtag were dedicated to the theme “Archive Access as a Program”. March 2025 various questions concerning the search and accessibility of archived goods: How can archive users win permanently? How does the practice of making archives accessible? What is to be taken into account from a legal point of view in the online presentation of findables? What experiences have been gathered with the online accessibility in practice? And: How could a virtual reading room of the future look like? We will provide you with the presentations of the following lectures: "The use of AI in archives and historical research,", speaker: PD Dr. Robert Klugseder, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna "“From specialist information system to portal. Securing, indexing, and making archive material accessible using the example of the Wasserburg City Archive,", speaker: Matthias Haupt, Wasserburg City Archive "A drama in five acts – a municipal archive's experience report on online accessibility", speaker: Dr. Dominik Feldmann, Augsburg City Archive "“Improving data quality. Approaches to incorporating the Common Authority File (GND) into archival cataloging", speakers: Dr. des. Johannes Haslauer / Maximilian Stimpert M.A., Bamberg State Archives "What can be put online? The online publication of finding aids from a legal perspective,", speaker: Andreas Nestl, General Directorate of the Bavarian State Archives, Munich "Pie in the sky? – The virtual reading room", speaker: Dr. Michael Puchta, General Directorate of the Bavarian State Archives, Munich Posted on 20.05.2025.

Photo: Doris Wörner, Bavarian Main State Archives

28.11.2019: Archive in the Old Reich as instruments of domination

Publication of the Lectures on the 2nd Archive Science Special Discussion of the Bavarian State Archives on 28 November 2019 in Munich in AZ 98/2022. Archives were not always open sites of research. In the times of the old empire before 1800, and still in part beyond, they were rather considered as places that were subject to access restrictions. The documents, official books and files stored in them secured legal and domination titles and documented processes from the innermost circle of the rulers. In times when the social order was based on privileges and property titles, archives were therefore regarded as treasury chambers and rulers. The talks on "Archive in the Old Reich as instruments of rule" are published in the Archival magazine 98 (2022). Publication series Archival Journal >>>. Published on 06.03.2023 Related files Program 200 KB Response form (registration deadline November 16, 2019)

23.06.2021: BKM Support lines for the preservation of written cultural goods: Practical questions of the CEC application

On 23. In June 2021, an online workshop was held by the Directorate-General of the State Archives of Bavaria and the coordinating body for the preservation of the written cultural property (KEK). For ten years, the Federal Ministry of Culture (BKM) has been supporting the original preservation in Germany (https://www.kek-spk.de/start. In the special programme of KEK, conservation measures such as mass depletion, dry cleaning, packaging, restoration and development of concepts and methods (e.g. damage detection) are promoted. The CEC's budgetary approach for funding in 2021 (end of application phase: 31.1.2021) amounts to 3.5 million euros. For Bavarian archives, the Directorate-General of the Bavarian State Archives is the central professional body for the coordination of applications. All Bavarian archives – regardless of the institution – are advised in the submission of applications, the applications are coordinated in terms of content and subject matter, and are passed on to the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and Art for counter-drawing. The application is forwarded to the CEC by the Ministry. Applications may also be made for the coming year 2022 by the end of January 2022. In order not to get into time difficulties, the preparation of the application should be started in autumn 2021 at the latest. In order to comply with the deadlines, the Directorate-General shall require applications up to 10.12.2021. In order to facilitate the preparation of applications, an online workshop of the Directorate-General for State Archives of Bavaria was held on 23.6.2021 in cooperation with the CEC. The workshop was very well attended with a total of 62 participants. After an introductory lecture by Dr. Ursula Hartwieg on the tasks of KEK and the two possible funding lines, Dr. Laura Scherr explained the course of the application in Bavaria. In three practical reports, various ongoing or already completed projects from municipal and church archives were presented. Matthias Haupt, Stadtarchivar von Wasserburg, recounted the model and special projects carried out in the municipal archives since 2011. The very structured and planned procedure in the Stadtarchiv Wasserburg – installation of a damage disaster, cleaning and restoration of the usability of archivia of the Old Archive of the City of Wasserburg on the basis of the catastrophe, packaging and conservation of the photo collection – enabled participants, in addition to important insights into project management, a compressed journey through methods of archival conservation. Johannes Untermarzoner, responsible for the archive and library of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising, reported on the projects carried out in archive and library. In addition to dry cleaning and packaging, the ore diocese also focuses on the planned installation of a damage disaster for targeted processing and planning of necessary conservation measures. Stephanie Goethals from the Aschaffenburg City and Stiftsarchiv finally gave a look at a direct object-related procedure which would like to plan for smaller archives that are targeted without the installation of a damage disaster conservation project. Among the 35 KEK model projects 2021 is also a project of the state archives of Bavaria: "Schadensprevention at the desk -Conservation boxes for everyday use with archived goods" KEK-Pressemitteilung 2021 - Overview of projects More about CEC, emergency care and conservation can be found on our site Maintenance. Posted on 23.06.2021 Related Files Presentation, Dr. Ursula Hartwieg, June 23, 2021: What is KEK, what does it fund? Introduction to the BKM special program and KEK model projects [PDF file]. 3 MB Presentation, Dr. Laura Scherr, June 23, 2021: Application process in Bavaria – procedure, deadlines, requirements, experiences [PDF file]. 613 KB Presentation, Matthias Haupt, June 23, 2021: Preservation of holdings in the Wasserburg am Inn municipal archive – KEK projects since 2011 [PDF file].