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services:seminars:remotestorage [2019/10/14 11:11] – [Information] leffertsservices:seminars:remotestorage [2019/10/22 12:01] – [19 November from 9:00 to 13:00] lefferts
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 ==== 19 November from  9:00 to 13:00 ==== ==== 19 November from  9:00 to 13:00 ====
  
-**Moving to the remote storage**\\+**Moving to the remote storage** (from 9-10:30)\\
 4.Preparations for actual move\\ 4.Preparations for actual move\\
-Introducing the topics of cataloguing, inventory, barcoding etc.: **Michael Williams, Cambridge University Library**\\+Introducing the topics of cataloguing, inventory, barcoding etc.: **Michael Williams and Robin James, Cambridge University Library**\\
 Introducing the topics of preservation issues, shelfing plans and other preparations for the move (staff training? Issues around packing the collection? Choosing a moving firm?): **Toby Kirtley, Bodleian Libraries**\\ Introducing the topics of preservation issues, shelfing plans and other preparations for the move (staff training? Issues around packing the collection? Choosing a moving firm?): **Toby Kirtley, Bodleian Libraries**\\
  
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 Introducing the topic: **Ulrich Niederer**\\ Introducing the topic: **Ulrich Niederer**\\
 \\ \\
-**Working with the remote storage in place**\\+Break from 10:30 to 11am\\ 
 +\\ 
 +**Working with the remote storage in place** (from 11-12:30)\\
 6. Security issues, e.g. related to transport, drivers/vans, routes, disaster planning\\ 6. Security issues, e.g. related to transport, drivers/vans, routes, disaster planning\\
 Introducing the topic: **Jacqueline Lambert, Royal Library, Brussels**, will explore the 'what if' hazard analysis model often used in technical/ industrial engineering with the workshop participants\\ Introducing the topic: **Jacqueline Lambert, Royal Library, Brussels**, will explore the 'what if' hazard analysis model often used in technical/ industrial engineering with the workshop participants\\
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 Introducing the topic: **Andy Appleyard, British Library**\\ Introducing the topic: **Andy Appleyard, British Library**\\
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- +**Conclusions, last questions, and farewells**(12:30-13:00)\\
  
 **Lunch for seminar participants  13:00-14:00** **Lunch for seminar participants  13:00-14:00**
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 **Registration**: Please send a message to marian.lefferts@cerl.org **Registration**: Please send a message to marian.lefferts@cerl.org
  
-**Costs:** a small registration fee to cover the catering costs (Euro 25 for CERL members, and Euro 40 for non-members). You will need to make your own travel arrangements. Suggested hotels (hopefully at preferential rates) will be posted here.+**Costs:** a small registration fee to cover the catering costs (Euro 25 for CERL members, and Euro 40 for non-members). You will need to make your own travel arrangements. Suggested hotels see below.
  
 **Directions:** https://www.kb.nl/en/visitors/address-and-directions. We are meeting in the room called 'Visboek' on the second floor. **Directions:** https://www.kb.nl/en/visitors/address-and-directions. We are meeting in the room called 'Visboek' on the second floor.
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 - [[https://www.hiexpress.com/hotels/us/en/find-hotels/hotel/rates?qDest=Lange%20Houtstraat%205,%20The%20Hague,%20NL&qCiMy=102019&qCiD=10&qCoMy=102019&qCoD=11&qAdlt=2&qChld=0&qRms=1&qRtP=6CBARC&qIta=99618783&qSlH=HAGMS&qSlRc=TTWN&qAkamaiCC=NL&qSrt=sBR&qBrs=re.ic.in.vn.cp.vx.hi.ex.rs.cv.sb.cw.ma.ul.ki.va&qWch=0&qSmP=1&cm_mmc=hpa_NL_desktop_HAGMS_mapresults_1_EUR_2019-11-10_default_2087497919__false&setPMCookies=true&glat=META_hpa_NL_desktop_HAGMS_mapresults_1_EUR_2019-11-10_default_2087497919__false&qRad=30&qRdU=mi&srb_u=1&qSHBrC=EX&icdv=99618783|Holiday Inn]] express – Parliament, 10min-walk\\ - [[https://www.hiexpress.com/hotels/us/en/find-hotels/hotel/rates?qDest=Lange%20Houtstraat%205,%20The%20Hague,%20NL&qCiMy=102019&qCiD=10&qCoMy=102019&qCoD=11&qAdlt=2&qChld=0&qRms=1&qRtP=6CBARC&qIta=99618783&qSlH=HAGMS&qSlRc=TTWN&qAkamaiCC=NL&qSrt=sBR&qBrs=re.ic.in.vn.cp.vx.hi.ex.rs.cv.sb.cw.ma.ul.ki.va&qWch=0&qSmP=1&cm_mmc=hpa_NL_desktop_HAGMS_mapresults_1_EUR_2019-11-10_default_2087497919__false&setPMCookies=true&glat=META_hpa_NL_desktop_HAGMS_mapresults_1_EUR_2019-11-10_default_2087497919__false&qRad=30&qRdU=mi&srb_u=1&qSHBrC=EX&icdv=99618783|Holiday Inn]] express – Parliament, 10min-walk\\
  
-The venue is on the square behind the Central Station, which is a transport hub, so if you chose a hotel further out, there is usually good transport to travel from hotel to the KB the Netherlands. +The venue is on the square behind the Central Station, which is a transport hub, so if you chose a hotel further out, there is usually good transport to travel from hotel to the KB the Netherlands. I am happy to offer advice on transport, and you might find this a useful tool for planning travel by public transport (train, tram, bus): 
- +http://9292.nl/  (just enter departure point and where you want to go).
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-Planning your travel by public transport (train, tram, bus): +
-http://9292.nl/+
  
-Buying a day ticket:+Buying a day ticket for public transport in The Hague:
 https://www.denhaag.nl/en/residents/to/Day-tickets-for-public-transport.htm https://www.denhaag.nl/en/residents/to/Day-tickets-for-public-transport.htm
  
  
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