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Preservation Functionality in a Digital ArchiveOutlineIntroductione-Depote-Depot (2)e-Depot (3)Preservation SubsystemPreservation Subsystem (2)Preservation ManagerPreservation Manager (2)Preservation Layer ModelPreservation Layer Model (2)View PathFile Type SpecificationThe User InterfaceThe User Interface (2)The User Interface (3)The User Interface (4)KB - State of the ArtFinally...PowerPoint PresentationSlide 22ReferencesPreservation Functionality in a Digital Archive Erik OltmansKoninklijke BibliotheekRaymond J. van DiessenIBM Business Consulting ServicesHilde van WijngaardenKoninklijke Bibliotheekvpresented by: Martin Klein04/14/2005Outline e-Depot Preservation Subsystem Preservation Manager Preservation Layer Model View Paths / File Type Specification In Reality – The User Interface State of the Art / ConclusionIntroduction National Library of the Netherlands – Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB) digital archiving system – e-Depot collaboration with IBM (NL) agreements with scientific publishers Preservation Manager addede-Depot KB specified system requirements for OAIS based deposit system IBM delivered Digital Information Archiving System (DIAS) KB maintains service called e-Depot using DIAS workflow for archiving electronic publicationsvalidating & pre-processing of digital contentgernerating & resolving id'ssearching & retrieving publicationsuser identification, authentification & authorizatione-Depot (2) offline media (CD-ROM) “installables” CD-ROM installed on reference workstations (RWS) image generated including sofware & OS manual cataloguing and storing in e-Depot online media (electronic articles) send on tapes to KB or download via FTPe-Depot (3)IAAEnd UserMetadata(Identifier)D I A SCatalogueStoragePublisherPost officeMetadataContentSIPErrorRecoveryPreservation Subsystem Preservation Manager technical metadata of file format needed to render information Preservation Processor process of automatic migration of inaccessible formats Permanent Access Toolbox (PATbox) tools to ensure long-term access to electronic publications approach of Universal Virtual Computer (UVC)Preservation Subsystem (2)Permanent Access ToolboxPreservationProcessorPreservationManagerPreservation SubsystemSIPDIPPackaging&DeliveryAccessDataManagementAIPIngestAIPAdministration Monitoring & LoggingArchival StorageDelivery&CaptureDataDataPreservation Manager stores technical metadata for every file format in the e-Depot separate technical metadata from publications  objectives: identify e-publications in danger of becoming inaccessible planning preservation activities (migration, emulation) specifying software & hardware environment to render content technical metadata structured according to Preservation Layer Model (PLM) and registered in View Paths PLM defines template for description of rendering environment View Path contains actual instance of a rendering path for a specific file formatPreservation Manager (2) 6 steps to define metadata in this framework: define:(1) attributes(2) layers(3) Preservation Layer Model(4) View Path(5) File Type Identification(6) Associate File Type Identification with View PathPreservation Layer Model builds on the “von Neumann” computer architecture series of layers, build on functionality provided by previous layer to render any electronic publication layers can be identifiedReference PlatformOperating SystemViewer ApplicationData FormatWindows PDF viewerPDF version 1.2Pentium 2Pentium 3Win 98Win 95Win XPPreservation Layer Model (2)data formatviewer applicationoperating systemplatformView Path format specific technical metadata is called View Path all file formats in e-Depot need at least on View Path multiple View Path for one file type possible categories to define the quality of different View Paths based on authenticity criteria  high – matches perfectly  medium – matches most low – matchesFile Type Specification used to identify the different file formats (stored in e-Depot) link between files and View Path – stored in Table of Contents (TOC)  publication has XML based TOC to specify name and file type  unique File Type ID generated to associate file format with metadata defines in View Path => the only reference between metadata and electronic publicationThe User InterfaceThe User Interface (2)The User Interface (3)The User Interface (4)KB - State of the Art initially no preservation system in e-Depot included standalone version of Preservation Manager implemented – still testing ~47 file formats recognized over 2.500 journals and 6 mio articles implemented export mechanism for interoperabilityFinally... KB implemented concept of deposit system based on OAIS store publications and deal with metadata refering to layer model maintaining PLM and View Paths to avoid inaccessibility KB made some stepsReferences Preservation Functionality in a Digital Archive; Oltmans, E., van Diessen, J. Raymond, van Wijngaarden, Hilde, 2004 Digital Preservation at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, van Wijngaarden, Hilde The e-Depot: Current Status & Developments, Oltmans, E. From Manifestation to Content - The selection policy of the National Library of the Netherlands, Amse, Anne


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