Training
Managing Disaster Response and Recovery in Cultural Collections
Wed, May 28
Hobart - University of Tasmania
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 9
Victoria University of Wellington
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Fri, Jun 13
Australian National University - Canberra
Cataloguing Serials: Print And Electronic
Thu, Jun 19
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities
Introduction to Records and IM: Principles and Practice for Contemporary Business
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Leading in Libraries: A Leadership Program for Libraries and Information Services
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 23
Queensland University of Technology (KG)
Train the Trainer for Information Professionals
Jul 7,8
Auckland - PricewaterhouseCoopers
CARM2 proposal
In 1996, CAVAL constructed the first high-density, environmentally controlled library storage facility in Victoria, the CAVAL Archive and Research Materials Centre (CARM) This facility now holds nearly 1 million volumes of low-use print materials contributed by member libraries. Constant temperature and humidity controls ensure that material is preserved in ideal environmental storage conditions. The items have been contributed by the original libraries to CAVAL for long-term shared ownership and maintenance.
CARM 2 is a proposal to construct a second storage facility for low-use library materials adjacent to the existing CARM facility in order to take advantage of the available staffing and facilities management services; including collection management, deposit and retrieval services, and on-site digitisation and document delivery services.
In 2007, CAVAL has commissioned the following studies to support the development of CARM2:
- Feasibility Study which forecasts future demand for storage over 20 years
- Design brief for facility to be constructed adjacent to existing CARM store
- Refine design brief and provide Cost Plan B and Schematic Design
- Financial assessment of funding models
During September CAVAL began discussions with members on the way forward.
Janette Wright, CEO, CAVAL.
The Schematic Design and Architectural Drawing as courtesy of H2o architects:
CARM 2 Schematic Design
CARM 2 Architectual Drawing