File Formats for Preservation
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The document discusses digital preservation and file format selection for long-term preservation of digital assets. It notes that file formats can become obsolete over time and presents five criteria for selecting preservation-suitable formats: 1) widespread adoption, 2) lack of technological dependencies, 3) disclosure of specifications, 4) transparency/identifiability, and 5) ability to embed metadata. It also discusses using a "performance model" where the significant properties and essence of a digital object are maintained regardless of file format changes over time. The key recommendation is to select file formats that align with a preservation strategy articulating the repository's purpose and community needs.
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- 19. Q. After looking at the criteria we’ve selected format_x . Will it last? A. No, all formats will become obsolete and will need to change over time* *But should still ‘perform’ in the same way
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