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The Portuguese Web Archive will participate in the event «Presente no Futuro» (Present at the Future) – the portuguese in 2030, on the 14th and 15th of September at Centro Cultural de Belém, in Lisbon. Come and meet us.
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The participants were invited, in case they were interested, to take a challenge with three steps, which included finding historical pages in the Archive.
The participants were asked to fill in a satisfaction survey, in an increasing scale of satisfaction from 1 to 7, with questions related to their experience with the Portuguese Web Archive. The obtained results show that users liked to use the service (6.1 average), that they easily learned to use it (5.9 average) and that they easily found the information they were seeking (5.1 average). It should be noted that the users claimed that they would use the service in the future (6.1) and they would talk about it to their friends (6.2).
The results obtained are positive regarding the quality of the new interface and allowed to set priorities for future service improvements.
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The distributed and redundant architecture of the system developed by the Archive aims at keeping the search service available for as long as possible.
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The integration of the developed query suggestion feature in the Portuguese Web Archive’s interface enables an improved user experience.
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This interface makes it easier to develop tools that use the Archive’s search features. The search results are returned in XML format (RSS 2.0).
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The paper A survey on web archiving initiatives, by Daniel Gomes, João Miranda and Miguel Costa, was presented at the International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries 2011, in Berlin, Germany.
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The Portuguese Web Archive team has written over 72,000 lines of code to improve the tools provided by the Archive-access project.
The code is now available as a free open source project to be used and improved by the community.
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The project for collaborative preservation named rARC started in 2007 within the Portuguese Web Archive.
Contributions:
We thank all the contributors for their collaboration and support.
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The presentation focused on the following points:
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