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Preservation e-infrastructure

Preservation e-infrastructure. BoF Summary Jamie.Shiers@cern.ch BoF Chaired by David Giaretta / APA. Topics Discussed at BoF. Charter Value Proposition Engagement with existing work Adoption plan Initial membership. Value Proposition.

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Preservation e-infrastructure

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  1. Preservation e-infrastructure BoF Summary Jamie.Shiers@cern.ch BoF Chaired by David Giaretta / APA

  2. Topics Discussed at BoF • Charter • Value Proposition • Engagement with existing work • Adoption plan • Initial membership

  3. Value Proposition • Felt to be essential activity by those in attendance • Representation from a wide range of disciplines, projects, institutes, users • Key impacts: • Use and re-use of data over time and across disciplines will be improved and assured • Preservation starts now and extends (far?) into the future… • To individuals, communities and initiatives: • Researchers and other data users; Data managers and data scientists; • Data centres, data archives and other data repositories; Preservation service providers; • Tool developers; Vendors; Publishers; …

  4. Engagement with existing work • Projects include: • EU: APARSEN, SCIDIP-ES, EUDAT, DARIAH, SCAPE; • US: D-P-N, DataOne, CDL, Data Conservancy, iRODS, NASA/ESIP; • Australasia: ANDS • Africa: • India: Centre of Competence in Digital Preservation • China: • International: ESA LTDP, DPHEP, Records in the Cloud, InterPARES • Others raised during BoF – this list will be updated asap!

  5. Work Plan • Follow IETF / RDA methodology • Implementations, rough consensus • M1 – M6: identify / compare services from on-going projects • M6 – M12: reach consensus on core services + APIs: 1stpublic review • M12 – M15: revision & 2ndpublic review • M15 and on: Finalize implementations etc. • i.e. concrete deliverable by each RDA Plenary • Active and documented work in between

  6. Summary “Too big an issue for any one institute to handle. We must work together”. “Researchers around the world sharing and using research data without barriers”.

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