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Dave Thompson 0002

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affiliation: The National Archives, London, UK
affiliation (former): Wellcome Library, London, UK
affiliation (former): National Library of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand

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2018
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David Maynard Gerrard, James Edward Mooney, Dave Thompson:
Digital preservation at Big Data scales: proposing a step-change in preservation system architectures. Libr. Hi Tech 36(3): 524-538 (2018)
2010
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Douglas Ross Harvey, Dave Thompson:
Automating the appraisal of digital materials. Libr. Hi Tech 28(2): 313-322 (2010)
2006
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Steve Bailey, Dave Thompson:
UKWAC: Building the UK's First Public Web Archive. D Lib Mag. 12(1) (2006)
2003
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Sam Searle, Dave Thompson:
Preservation Metadata: Pragmatic First Steps at the National Library of New Zealand. D Lib Mag. 9(4) (2003)

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