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EPrints Preservation 2010

EPrints Preservation 2010
EPrints Preservation 2010
Preservation, a core focal area for digital repositories, has become more important with the number of born digital materials increasing by the year. With platforms such as EPrints providing the technology behind the repository there is a strong movement for better integration between the dynamic desktop and the controlled environment provided by the repository. In turn there is a demand for the repository itself to be integrated more tightly with the web and web2.0 services without loss of local control. In this talk we look at EPrints 3.2, the start of a major push towards end-to-end integration in this manner. We look briefly at the outcomes of the Preserv2 project which have now been taken on by the new EPrints Preservation team. Finally we look forward with the p2-registry and KeepIt! projects each of which is looking at the future of digital preservation in EPrints and being able to provide a much richer and more accessible set of tools to the repository manager.
Tarrant, David
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Hitchcock, Steve
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Carr, Les
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Tarrant, David
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Hitchcock, Steve
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Carr, Les
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Tarrant, David, Hitchcock, Steve and Carr, Les (2009) EPrints Preservation 2010. Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group - Summer 2009, Malta. 24 - 26 Jun 2009.

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Abstract

Preservation, a core focal area for digital repositories, has become more important with the number of born digital materials increasing by the year. With platforms such as EPrints providing the technology behind the repository there is a strong movement for better integration between the dynamic desktop and the controlled environment provided by the repository. In turn there is a demand for the repository itself to be integrated more tightly with the web and web2.0 services without loss of local control. In this talk we look at EPrints 3.2, the start of a major push towards end-to-end integration in this manner. We look briefly at the outcomes of the Preserv2 project which have now been taken on by the new EPrints Preservation team. Finally we look forward with the p2-registry and KeepIt! projects each of which is looking at the future of digital preservation in EPrints and being able to provide a much richer and more accessible set of tools to the repository manager.

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Published date: 24 June 2009
Additional Information: Event Dates: June 24-26 2009
Venue - Dates: Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group - Summer 2009, Malta, 2009-06-24 - 2009-06-26
Organisations: Web & Internet Science

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Local EPrints ID: 267313
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/267313
PURE UUID: 9ad289d3-890d-4470-aa7a-358dd817fc2e
ORCID for Les Carr: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-2113-9680

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Date deposited: 01 May 2009 14:52
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 02:33

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Author: David Tarrant
Author: Steve Hitchcock
Author: Les Carr ORCID iD

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