Re: Back-up/Archiving

Levine Emil (mailto:levine@NEPO1.IAEA.OR.AT)
Wed, 16 Aug 1995 09:11:40 GMT 

Message-Id: <mailto:199508160715.CAA27184@library.wustl.edu>
Date:         Wed, 16 Aug 1995 09:11:40 GMT
From: Levine Emil <mailto:levine@NEPO1.IAEA.OR.AT>
Subject:      Re: Back-up/Archiving
To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB


I would like to have the evidence that CDR has a 100 year life. Thanks.
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From: IMAGELIB
To: Multiple recipients of list IMA
Subject: Back-up/Archiving
Date: Tuesday, August 15, 1995 9:20AM


If this has already been hashed out please forgive me as a newcomer to the
list.


Would it be more feasable to do back-up/archiving on a tape system or the
new CDR system?  I understand that the CDR  has a 100 year life and is
relatively inexpensive. The unit is quite portable and runs at the low end
about $1500.00 for a 2X.                                    Thanks for the
input..


George A  Holmes , Photographer / Imaging Specialist
Archer M Huntington Art Gallery
T*H*E  University of Texas
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