For my advanced degree in archival science, I have organized and catalogued the Blomqvist family Archive.  The Blomqvist family Archive consists of records from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 21th century. The records in the Archive depict and describe different aspect of the Blomqvist familys life and work. Specific problems and theoretical questions that appeared during the cataloguing of the Blomqvist Archive were related to the great presence of objects and photographs in the Archive. A discussion concerning the role of objects in Archives and within Archive institution took place. The problem with cataloguing photographs as well as the problem of searching for photographs in Archives, were also discussed.       .

This memo discusses and problematizes the work of organizing and cataloging the Archive of the Environmental Advisory Council.The Archive mainly consists of records concerning meetings which the Environmental Advisory Council has participated in, but also records concerning different tasks of the council and a few records concerning the coun-cil itself.The overriding problem, which is discussed in the final part of this memo, is the lacking knowledge about the creator of the Archive and the creation of the Archive itself and how this effects the work of ordering and catalog-ing. An attempt is made to evaluate the Archive as a source of information to the Environmental Advisory Coun-cil and its work.This is a one year master?s thesis in Archival Science.

This paper is an account of the work around the arrangement and registration of the Archive of the Swedish Art-ists? Association?s Archive. The Swedish Artists? Association is an association of artists that both makes exhibi-tions for their members? works and handles the Artists? House, called Konstnärshuset in Swedish. During the work with the Archive the author faced a number of challenges and problems.

This paper is an account of the work around the arrangement and registration of the Archive of the Swedish Art-ists? Association?s Archive. The Swedish Artists? Association is an association of artists that both makes exhibi-tions for their members? works and handles the Artists? House, called Konstnärshuset in Swedish. During the work with the Archive the author faced a number of challenges and problems.

This paper is an account of the work around the arrangement and registration of the Archive of the Swedish Art-ists? Association?s Archive. The Swedish Artists? Association is an association of artists that both makes exhibi-tions for their members? works and handles the Artists? House, called Konstnärshuset in Swedish. During the work with the Archive the author faced a number of challenges and problems.

This paper is an account of the work around the arrangement and registration of the Archive of the Swedish Art-ists? Association?s Archive. The Swedish Artists? Association is an association of artists that both makes exhibi-tions for their members? works and handles the Artists? House, called Konstnärshuset in Swedish. During the work with the Archive the author faced a number of challenges and problems.

The Art Library uses the newspaper cuttings Archive to provide her customers with newspaperarticles about art. This Archive has the following problems; there is little space left inthe paternoster lifts, the articles can only be found on keyword and to maintain the Archive,much labour is required.This research aims to find out how the Art Library can provide her customers with newspaperarticles which will cost as little as possible.Six possible solutions are given. Out of these the solution with "Artikel-sok" was recommended.According to this solution the Art Library should no longer maintain the Archive, butuse "Artikel-sok", a database from Bibliotekstjänst which contains descriptions of articlesfrom many Swedish newspapers and magazines. These articles can be ordered from Bibliotekstjänst.The old newspaper cuttings Archive will be used for articles from before 1979,because these are not being taken up in the "Artikel-sok"..

To self-Archive is to make research publications freely accessible by depositing them in an open digital Archive or on a public website. The aim of this thesis is to explore what Swedish scientists think of self-archiving, what they know about it and how they make use of it, in order to understand why they do not self-Archive more actively.A web survey was conducted which was answered by 296 scientists at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU). Results show that only 24 % have previous experience of self-archiving, but that a majority is willing to self-Archive if there are no legal objections or if it is demanded by the research funder. The most important reasons why many scientists do not self-Archive are that they feel uncertain about copyright issues and/or lack knowledge about self-archiving..

This study is primarily an account of my examination work in archival science which took place in the Archive of Margareta Böttiger, the state epidemiologist at the Swedish Institute for Communicable Disease Control Stockholm. The records are from Böttigers period of work, mainly divided into three parts, polio, HIVS/AIDS and vaccination. Of these I have focused on polio with was the area she got renowned for. Moreover, owing to the uniqueness of the material this study has focused on the properties of the Archive as a working-life Archive which I propose as a special type of personal Archive with unique attributes. To summarize, a working-life Archive has in comparison with other personal Archives a more fluid process of archiving where the profession is important, not the personal production of records.

The departure point of this thesis is the context of the institution and the processes surrounding the handling of personal Archives at the National Library of Sweden. These processes are examined using Actor Network Theory. Around the personal Archive a network is constructed and contained by actors ? the Archive itself, the librarian, the conservator, the researcher, organizational structures and others. Within this network choices are made of what is significant.

The investigation analyzed the implementation and application of the Swedish National Archives' new Process-Oriented Archives Description Model to activities of the hierarchical, function-oriented and decentralized university organizations.The basic reason why a new Archive description has evolved is because documents are becoming more and more digital. It requires a new interpretation of how evidence is secured for their reliability and authenticity, and a new way of looking at provenance, for the purpose of describing and searching electronic documents. The new Archive description model's logical structure is based on business processes.The relationship between the new Archive description and a function-oriented organization's activities can be seen from the different outlooks of processes between Archive activities and activities of the organization. It is also reflected in the modification that all universities have made ??of the new Archive description model to be more flexible and pragmatic to fit a function-oriented organization.The relationship between provenance and process-oriented Archive description is mainly the link between documents and business processes that produce them.

The aim with this Archive guide is to give a guide to Karl-Anders Wollter?s film collection at Grängesberg Film Archive. Karl-Anders Wollter worked between 1962?1993 for the State Department and mainly outside Sweden. The film collection consists of 67 films regarding his work, holidays and family life.

Kungsgärdets sjukhus got its name the fouth of january 1965 and is still in use today. In 1981 the hospital and became merged into Uppsala Västra sjukvårdsdistrikt and stopped being a independet fonds.Predecessor to Kungsgärdets sjukhus was Centralepidemisjukhuset, more specific its Longterm care after the Infektionskliniken had moved to Akademiska sjukhuset the first of september 1965. In the Kungsgärdets sjukhus material of Archive several diffrent fonds are included: Tunåsens sjukhus, Wattholma sjukhem, Östra paviljongen and Landstingets verkstäder. Geriatriska klinik is also included in Kungsgärdets sjukhus, however it is not a fonds but a ward. However all this makes it very difficult to establish the provenance of Kungsgärdets sjukhus, because it is impossible to know how all these fonds and its material of Archive affects Kungsgärdets sjukhus as a fonds specially since the other fonds have not been organized and catalogued, and There for it is difficult to know were the provenance and the truth of Kungsgärdets sjukhus is.Kungsgärdets sjukhus arrived at Landstingsarkivet in Uppsala län together with several other fonds at different times.

The aim of this thesis in Archival Science was to explore the concept of electronic Archives and the challenges that might be encountered when attempting to move Archives into a new digital age, as well as having a closer look at the term e-Archive itself. Another aim was to explore how the OAIS reference model works in practice.To explore these questions I decided to do a case study on E-Arkiv Stockholm, a functioning e-Archive. I decided to do a study on several documents that were created throughout the project, these included documents related to the planning of the Archive, as well as the final report. My reason for this method was that these docu-ments came straight from reality and would give a clear and unbiased view of the project and it?s many aspects.Examination of the documents showed that the OAIS reference model and its concepts had been the foun-dation of much of the planning.

This report describes the process of developing a user-friendly and responsive Archive website. The website is a Hi-fi prototype and was created for the company JG Communications, to serve as an Archive for their customers? style guidelines. To create this website I have used HTML5 and CSS3 to make it responsive for various computer screens. I have also used PHP and some JavaScript to make some of the functions and Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to make design elements for the prototype.