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Supporting Digital Preservation and Asset Management in Institutions. eSPIDA event University of Glasgow 11 February 2005 Leona Carpenter, JISC Programme Manager. Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). Works with further & higher education
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Supporting Digital Preservation and Asset Management in Institutions eSPIDA eventUniversity of Glasgow 11 February 2005 Leona Carpenter, JISC Programme Manager
Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) • Works with further & higher education • providing strategic guidance, advice and opportunities to use ICT • to support teaching, learning, research & administration • Operates through committees • Members from FE/HE community • Supported by an executive
Committees & Consultation e-Learning e-Research e-Administration e-Resources Services Development Programmes Information Environment Middleware Network Outreach & Embedding
Some Development Programmes Research Environment • Working with the UK Research Councils to address the needs of researchers Digital Repositories • Helping the learning and research community move forward with issues involved in setting up and using them Digital Preservation • Ensuring the long term integrity and accessibility of resources
Digital Preservation • … and Records Management • Studies • eScience Curation Report • Technical Appraisal of LOCKSS • Digital Curation Centre • Supports Digital Preservation Coalition • Digital preservation in institutions
Digital preservation in institutions • Supporting Digital Preservation and Asset Management in Institutions • Initiatives to provide practical support • Ensure future access to digital information • 11 projects funded, at 19 institutions • HE & FE • archives • other bodies
Three themes for development • Institutional Management Support • Six projects • Digital Preservation Assessment Tools • One project • Institutional Repository Development • Three projects • … and one cross-theme project (themes 1 and 3)
Institutional Management Support • eSPIDA • To develop and implement a sustainable business focussed model for digital preservation, as part of a knowledge management agenda in higher education institutions • Lifecycle Information for E-Literature • To explore and develop a life cycle approach to costing digital archiving for e-journals
Institutional Management Support • Managing Digital Assets in Tertiary Education (MANDATE) • To develop a toolkit for digital asset management & preservation of curriculum-related administrative & e-learning material • December 2004 – November 2005 • John Wheatley College with the Centre for Digital Library Research and the Scottish Library and Information Council
Institutional Management Support • Managing Risk – a model business strategy for corporate digital assets • To provide a case study addressing the need for a digital asset strategy which combines academic & learning resources with corporate information • October 2004 – May 2005 • Kings College London
Institutional Management Support • METS Awareness Training • To raise awareness of METS • to assess its usefulness in institutions own digital object management • then pursue further training as required • October 2004 – September 2006 • Oxford University Library Services
Institutional Management Support • Digital Preservation Training Programme • To develop a modular training programme – class-taught, online & off-line • October 2004 – September 2006 • University of London Computer Centre with the British Library (plus backing of the Digital Preservation Coalition and the Digital Curation Centre)
Digital Preservation Assessment Tools • Digital Asset Assessment Tool (DAAT) • To develop a tool to assess preservation needs of digital holdings • October 2004 – September 2006 • University of London Computer Centre with the Arts and Humanities Data Service, National Preservation Office, The National Archives, British Library, Kings College London, School of Advanced Study of the University of London, Digital Preservation Coalition
Institutional Repository Development • Assessment of UK Data Archive and The National Archives compliance with OAIS and METS • To map their systems and metadata to • Open Archival Information System (OAIS) Reference Model • Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard • November 2004 – March 2005 • UK Data Archive at the University of Essex with The National Archives
Institutional Repository Development • Preservation Eprint Services (PRESERV) • To implement an ingest service, based on the OAIS digital preservation reference model, for archives built using Eprints.org software • October 2004 – September 2006 • University of Southampton, with The National Archives, The British Library, and Oxford University
Institutional Repository Development • SHERPA Digital Preservation: Creating a persistent environment for institutional repositories • To create a collaborative preservation environment for the SHERPA institutional repositories project • March 2005 – February 2007 • Arts and Humanities Data Service with the University of Nottingham; Consortium of University Research Libraries also support
Cross-theme project • Digital Archival Exemplars for Private Papers • Themes 1 and 3; Jan 2005 – Dec 2006 • To provide a best-practice template for establishing long-term access to private papers in digital form • papers of contemporary politicians • one Labour, one Conservative – at least • Oxford University with University of Manchester
Further information … on digital preservation activities supported by JISC is on our Web site at: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/ or contact me: leona.carpenter@jisc.ac.uk