JISC Digital Preservation: Current & Future Work by Neil Grindley

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The document summarizes JISC Digital Infrastructure's current and future work in digital preservation. It outlines several projects from 2011-2013, including the SPRUCE project to build a business case for preservation and case studies on preservation challenges. It also previews upcoming funding calls in 2011-2013 focusing on areas like sustainability, research tools, and access and identification. Finally, it briefly mentions other ongoing work around costs and economics of preservation, e-journal archiving, preserving the web, and supporting research data management through the Digital Curation Centre.

Alliance for Permanent Access Conference,
8-9 November, 2011

JISC Digital Preservation: Current & Future Work
Neil Grindley
Digital Infrastructure - Programme Manager (Digital Preservation)

09/11/2011 slide 1

JISC Digital Infrastructure
Portfolio Components

Information
& Library Research
Research
Infrastructure Management

Emerging Research Information
Research Support
opportunities Management

Preservation & Managing Research
Curation Research Tools Data

Repositories and
Discovery Curation Services

Digital Infrastructure Directions
Technical / Legal / Developer Community / Learning & OER / Access & ID
09/11/2011 slide 2

Digital Preservation 2011 - 2013

JISC Digital Infrastructure 12/11 Call

Support and Enabling Project - £250k

Digital Preservation Expert Group
SPRUCE Project (University of Leeds / BL / OPF / DPC / LSE)
November 2011 – October 2013
To articulate the Business Case for Preservation by engaging with the community
and building an evidence base through support and enabling actions that help a
range of institutions tackle real-world preservation challenges.
(£370k in total)

Active Case Studies - £75k (4 months) Enhancing Capability - £100k (3months)
Carcanet Press Manchester DataSafe Bristol
Digital Directorate IoE DICE LSE
Future Proofing ULCC PHR ULCC
POPE IoE PrePARe Cambridge
POPS UCLan
(£105k in total) (£230k in total)

09/11/2011 slide 3

New Digital Infrastructure Call 2011 - 2013

JISC Digital Infrastructure 16/11 Call

Area Work # projects Total ££s
Resource Discovery Make more open metadata available Up to 10 £250k
Sustainability
Sustainability Enhance the value of digital collections
digital collections Up to 10 £500k
RIM* - Infrastructure Examine national shared reporting service 1 £300k
RIM - Impact Increase evidence of research impact 1 £100k
RIM - Evaluation Evaluate RIM programme benefits 1 £50k
Research Tools Use tools & test demand on infrastructure 5-10 £350k
Linking You Toolkit Implementing and improving the toolkit 10 £140k
Access and ID Embedding AIM outputs & solutions 5-10 £200k

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/fundingopportunities/funding_calls/2011/10/grantcall1611.aspx

* Research Information Management Deadline for proposals – 12 noon, 21st November 2011
09/11/2011 slide 4

Digital Preservation Programme Timeline

2004 2012

12/11 16/11
15/10 Enhancing
The Business
Implementing Case for Sustainability
12/08
Tools Preservation and Assessing
Preservation the VALUE of
4/06 Exemplars
Repositories
Digital Assets
& Preservation
4/04
Asset
Management

09/11/2011 slide 5

Other work …
Costs and economics of preservation …
• LIFE Pilot project work
• Costs Observatory
• Economic Sustainability Reference Model

JARVIG (e-Journal Archiving Implementation Group) …
• Complementing the preservation of scientific data by
preserving the scientific literature

Preserving the Web …
• Researcher engagement with the Web as corpus or dataset

Digital Curation Centre …
• Supporting HEI’s with Research Data Management

09/11/2011 slide 6

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09/11/2011 slide 7

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1. Alliance for Permanent Access Conference, 8-9 November, 2011 JISC Digital Preservation: Current & Future Work Neil Grindley Digital Infrastructure - Programme Manager (Digital Preservation) 09/11/2011 slide 1

2. JISC Digital Infrastructure Portfolio Components Information & Library Research Research Infrastructure Management Emerging Research Information Research Support opportunities Management Preservation & Managing Research Curation Research Tools Data Repositories and Discovery Curation Services Digital Infrastructure Directions Technical / Legal / Developer Community / Learning & OER / Access & ID 09/11/2011 slide 2

3. Digital Preservation 2011 - 2013 JISC Digital Infrastructure 12/11 Call Support and Enabling Project - £250k Digital Preservation Expert Group SPRUCE Project (University of Leeds / BL / OPF / DPC / LSE) November 2011 – October 2013 To articulate the Business Case for Preservation by engaging with the community and building an evidence base through support and enabling actions that help a range of institutions tackle real-world preservation challenges. (£370k in total) Active Case Studies - £75k (4 months) Enhancing Capability - £100k (3months) Carcanet Press Manchester DataSafe Bristol Digital Directorate IoE DICE LSE Future Proofing ULCC PHR ULCC POPE IoE PrePARe Cambridge POPS UCLan (£105k in total) (£230k in total) 09/11/2011 slide 3

4. New Digital Infrastructure Call 2011 - 2013 JISC Digital Infrastructure 16/11 Call Area Work # projects Total ££s Resource Discovery Make more open metadata available Up to 10 £250k Sustainability Sustainability Enhance the value of digital collections digital collections Up to 10 £500k RIM* - Infrastructure Examine national shared reporting service 1 £300k RIM - Impact Increase evidence of research impact 1 £100k RIM - Evaluation Evaluate RIM programme benefits 1 £50k Research Tools Use tools & test demand on infrastructure 5-10 £350k Linking You Toolkit Implementing and improving the toolkit 10 £140k Access and ID Embedding AIM outputs & solutions 5-10 £200k http://www.jisc.ac.uk/fundingopportunities/funding_calls/2011/10/grantcall1611.aspx * Research Information Management Deadline for proposals – 12 noon, 21st November 2011 09/11/2011 slide 4

5. Digital Preservation Programme Timeline 2004 2012 12/11 16/11 15/10 Enhancing The Business Implementing Case for Sustainability 12/08 Tools Preservation and Assessing Preservation the VALUE of 4/06 Exemplars Repositories Digital Assets & Preservation 4/04 Asset Management 09/11/2011 slide 5

6. Other work … Costs and economics of preservation … • LIFE Pilot project work • Costs Observatory • Economic Sustainability Reference Model JARVIG (e-Journal Archiving Implementation Group) … • Complementing the preservation of scientific data by preserving the scientific literature Preserving the Web … • Researcher engagement with the Web as corpus or dataset Digital Curation Centre … • Supporting HEI’s with Research Data Management 09/11/2011 slide 6

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New Head of JISC – Martyn HarrowTransition to a new governance structureBusiness as usual - strong support for JISC

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