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- Declan Fleming, one of the CurateCamp organizers and system admin(?) at UCSD Libraries, made a comment about UCSD's digital collections being "too big to fit into Fedora." It had something to do with a limit to how much storage or files a UNIX-based filesystem can handle. Declan's comment seems to be related to metadata, rather than file storage (and so would be related to our discussions of management systems). UCSD went with an RDF/Triplestore based system to accommodate its large amounts of metadata. Wikidpedia article on Triplestore: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triplestore
- Another program UCSD is involved in is Chronopolis, which provides long-term mass digital storage: https://chronopolis.sdsc.edu/
- "Encoded Archival Context"