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The information in older data is critical for quantifying changes and trends and differentiating between natural or anthropogenic-induced changes. Unfortunately, most historical data have not been converted into electronic datasets. Those data cannot be accessed by present-day research - to the serious detriment of models that predict future changes. Even those that have been 'digitized' (whether catalogues of measurements or the actual observations) are rarely in interoperable, even easily readable, formats. Though essential to research for their unique time-stamp, heritage data are often in deteriorating state, abandoned, or effectively lost (if not actually destroyed). Their profile is unacceptably low; even the RDA does not have an organized effort focussing on this crucial topic.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The objectives of the new IG will be (a) to ferret out and catalogue known data-rescue efforts as exemplars of what can be achieved, and thereby raising the profile of Data Rescue in the world at large, (b) to establish an advisory system for 'digitizing' and associated tasks, and (c) to communicate with relevant RDA IGs (Education, Metadata, History & Ethnography, Long Tail of Data, and the domain-specific standard-setters). It will also consider extending its remit to 'adding value' to older digital data. It will provide a unique forum for sharing experience, expertise and ideas. Its overarching goal will be to convince scientists and policy makers of the immense value of implementing data rescue, and by enabling interoperability, access and (thence) wide application, to grow the activity into an essential and routine element of all research.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The Data Rescue IG will be particularly valuable for science researchers who require data from the past, and (by sharing best practice, hardware and software) for archivists and others with responsibilities to oversee the preservation of historical information in the humanities and social sciences. 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