Abstract
The aim of pilot 6 is to assess the efficacy of the E-ARK Information Package Specifications which defines how metadata and data should be packaged in order to move records between the three stages of records keeping - active, semi-active and inactive.
On a typical setting, a record that needs to be archived usually falls into one these three “ages”:
1. Active - when the metadata and data are “live” being used and modified regularly.
2. Semi-active - when the metadata and data are archived for a short period – say up to 5 years.
3. Inactive - when the metadata and data are moved to a long-term repository for permanent conservation.
The pilot aims to ensure the seamless transference of information between the semi-active and the inactive stages in a way that no relevant data or metadata is lost in the process. To accomplish this goal, a special integration tool has been developed that implements the package specifications and orchestrates the entire transfer process.
On a typical setting, a record that needs to be archived usually falls into one these three “ages”:
1. Active - when the metadata and data are “live” being used and modified regularly.
2. Semi-active - when the metadata and data are archived for a short period – say up to 5 years.
3. Inactive - when the metadata and data are moved to a long-term repository for permanent conservation.
The pilot aims to ensure the seamless transference of information between the semi-active and the inactive stages in a way that no relevant data or metadata is lost in the process. To accomplish this goal, a special integration tool has been developed that implements the package specifications and orchestrates the entire transfer process.
| Original language | English |
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| Type | Project deliverable |
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| Publication status | Published - 10 Feb 2018 |
Keywords
- E-ARK
- Pilot
- Records management
- Long term preservation service