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Contents: Scope Executive Summary 1. Introduction 2. Preservation Models vs Storage Models 3. Lifecycles 4. State of the Art in Storage Services 5. Value Networks and Architectures 6. Data to be Stored 7. Data Transfer Protocols 8. Data Transfer Benchmarking 9. Security 10. Interfaces Conclusion Glossary Annexes. The focus of this deliverable is online storage services which host digital audiovisual …
Contents: Executive Summary Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. State of the Art: Architecture 3. State of the Art for Submission Information Package (SIP) 4. Submission Information Package (SIP): Wrapper Specification 5. Reference Architecture 6. Conclusions References This deliverable presents a technical analysis and abstract design of the software framework for the OAIS based PrestoPRIME Preservation Platform. The framework should …
Contents: Scope Executive Summary 1. A very brief introduction to PrestoPRIME 2. Digitisation 3. Digital Management and Preservation 4. Access Conclusions Glossary Annex I – DPE briefing paper. This report presents an overview of the problems, the technology and the projects currently underway in the audiovisual preservation domain as of January 2010. Beginning with a look at digitisation and its …
The first Keeping Research Data Safe study (Beagrie, Chrusczcz and Lavoie, JISC 2008) made a major contribution to understanding of long-term preservation costs for research data by developing a cost model and indentifying cost variables for preserving research data in UK universities. This aim of this follow-on project (2009/2010) was to provide a larger body of material and evidence against which existing …
This orginal PrestoPRIME project deliverable covers three main aspects of preservation strategy: – The value chains and business models that underpin preservation strategy in the widest sense, i.e. addressing economics and sustainability. This addresses the need to understand where the money will come from, how to keep it coming, and how preservation and access should be done as a result. …
Free webinars from the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS). Webinar recordings are available at no cost 6 months after the original presentation You can find recordings of past Preservation Week webinars on YouTube. Libraries are encouraged to use any of these free recordings as part of their programming. More relevant videos can be found under the Playlist …
