Blogs that stand for History: training offered by Arquivo.pt

Blogs that stand for history Arquivo.pt training course

Last updated on August 12th, 2024 at 12:35 pm

“How can my blog stay in the Digital History of Portugal?” Is the starting question for this meeting dedicated to digital preservation.

Blogs that stand for history Arquivo.pt training course
Blogs that stand for history – Arquivo.pt training course

On the 23rd February 2017, the FCCN unit of the FCT, in Lisbon, responsible for Arquivo.pt, hosted a free training session for bloggers in the areas of technology, lifestyle and fashion. Under the motto of working to leave their blogs in the history of the Portuguese Web, this set of bloggers joined the research infrastructure Arquivo.pt attending sessions on digital preservation techniques

Training about Arquivo.pt in April at UTAD, Vila Real, Portugal

Arquivo.pt formação gratuita UTAD 2017

Last updated on August 6th, 2024 at 01:58 pm

This training will take place during the event Jornadas FCCN 2017 at UTAD from 19 to 21 April.

Training agenda

This training course will take place at Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (UTAD), 20 de abril, 14:30-16:00.

  • Arquivo.pt: an innovative service at your disposal
  • How to publish preservable information for the future
  • Automatic access to Arquivo.pt (APIs)

Do not miss the Zapping of other services at your service!

We also highlight the “Zapping session of FCCN projects and services” (April 20, 9:30). During just 1 hour anyone can get to know all the services offered by the FCCN, free or at no cost to the academic community.

Registrations

Registration is free and includes social events. However, the number of registrations is limited and we accept submissions in order of submission. The main objective of Jornadas FCCN is to interact with the local communities.

Please spread the word about it to potential interested parties.

Related Links

Sites crawled in 2015 are now available through Arquivo.pt!

The information collected from the Web during 2015 is now avaliable in Arquivo.pt!

Remember and investigate historical events of 2015 such as the terrorist attacks at Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan or the Greek crisis.

Charlie Hebdo Cover

 

Now you can acess 835 milion preserved files (35TB) from 2 milion websites collected in 2015.

Examples of preserved pages

New release of Arquivo.pt with improved replay quality!

Antes e Depois site preservado aeropaixão

Last updated on August 5th, 2024 at 12:38 pm

Arquivo.pt released a new version of its service on the 25th of January 2017.

The new version named PyCDX introduces significant improvements in the replay quality of the preserved pages.

These improvements resulted from the adoption of PyWb technology developed by Ilya Kreymer.

The replay of the preserved pages is now more comprehensive, with the loading of additional images, PDF, CSS, and other Web content that previously were not reproduced.

Examples of improvements

AeroPaixao website before and after improved replay
Replay of the preserved page http://aero-paixao.planetaclix.pt/A320.htm before and after the new version of Arquivo.pt.
replay healthy-workplaces.eu before and after new version of arquivo.pt
Replay of the preserved page healthy-workplaces.eu before and after the new version of Arquivo.pt.

 

Replay of the archived page europa.eu before and after new release of Arquivo.pt
Replay of the preserved page http://europa.eu/ before and after the new version of Arquivo.pt.

 

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Arquivo.pt – new version

Arquivo.pt new version 2016

Arquivo.pt released a new version on the 7th of November 2016.

The new version named Hercules presents design improvements, specially in the user interface for the replay of preserved Web pages, such as:

  • Minimize and Maximize options for the toolbar by clicking in the upper right corner, so that users can visualize the preserved Web page in full screen;
Arquivo.pt new version 2016
Arquivo.pt new version 2016

Arquivo.pt in Iceland

Arquivo.pt Iceland IIPC 2016

Last updated on September 26th, 2017 at 10:30 am

The Arquivo.pt team went to the biggest international Web archiving conference.

Arquivo.pt Iceland IIPC 2016
Arquivo.pt Iceland IIPC 2016

The conference, organized by the International Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC), occurred from the 11th to the 15th of April 2016.

Arquivo.pt contributed with 5 presentations in the conference.

The slides are available in the following links:

For more informations about the conference visit http://www.netpreserve.org/general-assembly/2016/overview

We archived the Web pages of the Portuguese Presidential Elections of 2016!

The Arquivo.pt made 2 crawls of Web pages related with the Portuguese Presidential Elections of 2016.

We had appealed to the community contribution by suggesting Web pages related with the Presidential Elections of 2016 in order to archive it.

We made 2 crawls, during and after the election campaign period, using the list of 284 Web pages suggested by the community, archiving a total of 551 672 Web resources, that occupy 7 GB.

It were collected Web pages such as the official ones from the running candidates, from political parties, news in the media about the elections, blogs, opinion articles.

The Arquivo.pt respects an embargo period of 1 year, and for that reason the archived collection will only be avaliable by the end of 2016.

However you can consult now some archived Web pages from the previous Portuguese Parliamentary Elections such as:

We would like to thank all the volunteers that helped with this initiative.

We issued a press release about Arquivo.pt

Last updated on September 26th, 2017 at 10:32 am

On the 12th January 2016 we have issued a press release about Arquivo.pt, where we explain our service, its history, present, colaborations and future challenges.

The Arquivo.pt is a free of charge service, that allows the search of Web archived data since 1996. The investigation infrastructure of Arquivo.pt is mainly focused on the preservation of relevant content for the portuguese community.

There are currently about 2700 milions of archived files, which correspond to 95 TB of information and any person can suggest interesting sites to be archived by simply going to https://arquivo.pt/suggest.

In 2015, the Arquivo.pt has collected 580 milion files for preservation, and the search service has registered an average of 3 692 users per month, from which 90% are new users.

In 2016 the Arquivo.pt will make avaliable the access to archived Web pages from the .eu domain and the Arquivo.pt team will work on a prototype that will allow the search and visualization of archived images.

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Ask us for free dissemination materials!

Arquivo.pt – the Portuguese Web Archive is a nonprofit public service that requires dissemination.

We produced the following dissemination materials:

Your collaboration to disseminate Arquivo.pt is essential for this service to become useful to an increasing amount people.

Ask us for materials to disseminate Arquivo.pt at your institution or event. We will send it to you free of charge.

Thank you.

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Fénix: the new release of Arquivo.pt!

We are pleased to announce that we launched a new release of Arquivo.pt – the Portuguese Web Archive, after two years of suspension in the development of the service.

The name given to this release was opportunely Fénix (Phoenix). 20 cases that originated the following improvements were resolved:

Informative site (sobre.arquivo.pt):

  • Review and update of all content (152 pages in Portuguese and English);
  • Reorganization of the Information Architecture;
  • Fix functional and usability errors;
  • Incoherence of graphical style.

Search and access (www.arquivo.pt):

  • Interoperability improvements (e.g. URLs following the Wayback syntax, OpenSearch API fixes);
  • Information updates;
  • Error corrections on the user interface;
  • Introductory video included on the homepage.

We inform that we migrated our open source project to GitHub: pwa_technologies where you can find more details about the Fénix version.

Comments and suggestions are most welcome!