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🎇Summarizing our research paper, 'All in One Place: Ensuring Usable Access to Online Shopping Items for Blind Users,' in this blog. Exploring the intersection of UI design, software engineering, and accessibility. #EICS2024 #HCI ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/08/2024-0… WS-DL Group, ODU CS Accessible Computing Lab

I am honored to receive the research grant award from IMLS titled "Preserving Open Access Datasets and Software for Sustained Computational Reproducibility." Thank you very much, IMLS! WS-DL Group, ODU CS IMLS Internet Archive Bill Ingram ⛵️ ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/08/2024-0…

I’m thrilled to announce that my very first NSF proposal got awarded! The project uses Gen AI, and Large Language Models to empower patients through accessible, self-guided care. Dr. Gustin is my collaborator. ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/08/2024-0… U.S. National Science Foundation Virginia Modeling, Analysis, & Simulation Center WS-DL Group, ODU CS School of Data Science at ODU Old Dominion University

Excited to share that I successfully defended my Master’s thesis over the summer and am continuing with my PhD in Computer Science ODU Computer Science WS-DL Group, ODU CS ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/08/2024-0…

✍️Excited to share my latest blog post about a Transformative experience at the 2024 Digital Methods for the Study of Mobility workshop in Paris, France, organized by Inalco and İstanΠόλις Collaborative from UC Berkeley College of Letters & Science. Storymodelers at VMASC WS-DL Group, ODU CS ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/09/2024-0…

A moving photo & one I haven't seen before. Contemporary resources tell richer stories. 3 years ago, Emily Escamilla wrote about better understanding 9/11 via the Internet Archive's The Wayback Machine & @tvnewsarchive (she was 2 years old at the time). ws-dl.blogspot.com/2021/10/2021-1…

✍️WS-DL Group, ODU CS Trip Report: Highlights from the AFOSR Trust & Influence Program Review in Dayton, where we presented our DoD Minerva project on hard-to-reach areas. ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/09/2024-0… Erika Frydenlund Jose J. Padilla Mel Miller The Storymodelers Michele Weigle Michael L. Nelson ODU Computer Science ODU College of Sciences

Excited to be attending #ipres2024 today in Ghent, Belgium – the largest iteration of the Digital Preservation conference to date!

I am truly honored to have received the National Science Foundation (NSF) travel award to attend #CIKM2024 in Boise, Idaho. I sincerely thank #NSF for this support & extend my appreciation to Drs. Michele Weigle & Michael L. Nelson for their continuous guidance. U.S. National Science Foundation @CIKM2024 WS-DL Group, ODU CS

Utilizing Large Language Models for Semantic Search and Summarization of International Television News Archives Sawood Alam Internet Archive TV News Archive zenodo.org/records/137427… Room full at #ipres2024 — couldn’t get in!

I presented our paper today at #ipres2024 titled, "Archiving Digital Marketing: Examining Preservation of Dynamic Content on the Web Through the Lens of Online Advertisements" The slides are available at matkelly.com/ipres2024 h/t Roxana Maurer-Popistașu for the photo

Some webpages are immortal, but most are ephemeral. Our preliminary report on our study of 27M webpages archived by @WaybackMachine. WS-DL Group, ODU CS Internet Archive Filecoin Foundation ODU Computer Science 🧵 1/ ws-dl.blogspot.com/2024/09/2024-0…

We sampled from 25 years of data from Wayback, collecting about 1M URLs that were first archived in each year between 1996-2021. Then we re-crawled them in 2023. Authors: Kritika garg Sawood Alam Dietrich Ayala Michele Weigle Michael L. Nelson 2/

Our high-level results: * Only 35.3% of the webpages were still alive in 2023 * The median lifespan of a URL (for those dead in 2023) is **2.3 years** 3/

We found that 83% of our sample was not crawled at all in 2023. If Wayback stops crawling a URL, it's likely to have died. In fact, if a URL has not been archived successfully for many years, most likely it's dead. 4/

We found, not surprisingly, that the lifespan of root URLs was much longer than that of deeplinks. * root: 10% died within a year, ~50% lived > 10 years * deep: 42% died within a year 5/

Original blog post describing the project: ws-dl.blogspot.com/2021/10/2021-1… 6/

A notable difference between our study and other link rot studies is that we sample from the The Wayback Machine's holdings, instead of sampling from live web URLs in DMOZ, journals, newspapers, etc. cf. Pew Research Center's "When Online Content Disappears" blog.dshr.org/2024/05/pew-re… 7/

Details & extended analysis will be available in future publications. Again, thanks to Filecoin Foundation for funding the research and to Internet Archive & The Wayback Machine for data access. 8/8

New study highlighting the critical role of web archives & the The Wayback Machine in preserving web content at risk of disappearing ⬇️ Authors: Kritika garg, Sawood Alam, Dietrich Ayala, Michele Weigle, Michael L. Nelson