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- 1. Preservation Planning using Plato For JISC KeepIt course, Module 4, Southampton, March 2010 Hannes Kulovits Andreas Rauber Department of Software Technology and Interactive Systems Vienna University of Technology [email_address] [email_address]
- 12. PP Workflow
- 13. Orientation
- 16. Orientation
- 20. Orientation
- 24. analogue… … or digital Identify requirements
- 25. Example: Webarchive Identify requirements
- 34. PP Workflow
- 35. Orientation
- 41. Develop and Run Experiment
- 46. PP Workflow
- 47. Orientation
- 50. Orientation
- 53. Orientation
- 55. Analyse results
- 57. Image case study
- 58. PP Workflow
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- Changed Environment Alert (CEA) The environment of a preservation plan consists of technology environment, designated communities and the host institution. Changes in environment can lead to a change in the evaluation of objectives of existing preservation plans, for example changed prices for hardware or software. Other changes are new available preservation strategies or used object formats in an existing preservation plan are becoming obsolete. Changes in the environment require a revision of existing preservation plans, the objectives for the evaluation remain unchanged. Changed Objective Alert (COA) Changes and developments in the environment can change the objectives for preservation evaluation over time. In this case a “Changed Objective Alert” is raised to evaluate existing preservation plans against changed objectives. Examples for changes of objectives are technology developments, new standards that have to be fulfilled by the preservation plans, change of the designated community that effects the objectives and changes of institutional policies or legal obligations.
- At the very basic level, the definition of a trusted digital repository must start with “a mission to provide reliable, long-term access to managed digital resources to its designated community, now and into the future” ( TDR 2002)
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- Stratification across: - file type, - size, ...
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- Kennismaking met Digital Preservation Why requirements at all? Because each institution has its own, very specific requirements. Not all university libraries, or national libraries share the same requirements. That‘s the reason why each institution has to elicit their requirements... these requirements co-determine (mitbestimmen) the optimal preservation action within the institution‘s context.
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- Kennismaking met Digital Preservation