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The Museu Del Castell de Peralada Case study

Like many historical institutions, parts of the collection are beginning to deteriorate and were at risk of being lost forever. “

Digitisation is the first step to not only capture items before any further decay occurs, but also to provide enhanced archival management, op timisation, monetisation, findability and accessi bility. But digitisation alone does not ensure that the data will remain accessible into the future. Pre serving digital files on most mediums requires migration after a short period as technology and software becomes obsolete. Over time this can become very expensive. Ensuring the files can stay alive over time is a cru cial consideration for historical institutions, and a key focus for Piql. Offering the best longevity, accessibility and se curity, the Museu Del Castell de Peralada chose Piql to digitally preserve the letters and books from Damia Mateu, founder of the museum, and selected maps from 17-19th centuries. Piql provided analysis of the collection to design a tailored digital preservation solution, including digitisation with optical character recognition and enriched metadata extraction, online acces sibility and long-term digital preservation on the most resilient medium in the world, piqlFilm. By printing digital files to piqlFilm, we ensured the museum’s data is safe, secure and resilient. Our migration-free technology allows fast data recovery, with no data loss. THE SOLUTION

Our solution is OAIS compliant, built on innova tive research with well-proven technology. It’s as easy to use as any other digital technology, but with a unique security, integrity and longevity.

THE FUTURE

Following the success of the pilot project, Piql is in continued discussions with the Peralada Castle museum about future preservation projects, such as wine conservation.

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