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Permanent access and archives. Strategies and actions at the KB Hans Jansen, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of The Netherlands. Topics. The e-Depot and agreements with publishers Strategies for permanent access Requirements for permanent archives.
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Permanent accessand archives Strategies and actions at the KB Hans Jansen, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of The Netherlands
Permanent access and archives Topics • The e-Depot and agreements with publishers • Strategies for permanent access • Requirements for permanent archives
Permanent access and archives Koninklijke Bibliotheek: facts and figures • Medium sized national library in Europe • Founded 1798 • 3 million paper volumes • 3 million electronic items • Annual budget M€ 37 (AUS M$ 63) • Staff 260 fte • Deposit library since 1974 • www.kb.nl
Permanent access and archives History e-Depot • 1994: inclusion of electronic documents in deposit collection • 1995-1999: pilot projects • 1998-2001: NEDLIB • 2000: contract IBM for joint development • 2002: delivery of system (DIAS) • 2003: operational • 2004: load capacity up to 50,000 articles per day • 2004: approx. 4.000.000 journal articles loaded
Permanent access and archives Agreements with publishers • Two types: • general agreement with Dutch publishers organisation • archiving agreements with international publishers: • Elsevier • Kluwer • BioMed Central • Blackwell Publishing • Oxford University Press • Taylor & Francis Group
Permanent access and archives Agreements with publishers Archiving agreement: • Deposit free of charge • Restrictions on access • Guarantee to licensees
Permanent access and archives Strategies for permanent access • Digital objects: • omnipresent • volatile • perishable • fertile • Actions: • refreshing • migration • emulation
Permanent access and archives Requirements for permanent archives Our beacons: • Permanent commitment • Substantial resources • Sustained R&D efforts • Economies of scale
Permanent access and archives Requirements for permanent archives Conclusions: • Number of candidates is relatively small • Sharing of R&D efforts
Permanent access and archives Strategies for permanent access Three models: • Safe Place Strategy • LOCKSS • Institutional Repositories Strategy
Permanent access and archives Concluding remarks Actions in three areas: • Development of global arrangements • EU Task Force • Ongoing R&D • Business model
Permanent access and archives Thank you hans.jansen@kb.nl www.kb.nl