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The document discusses the use of persistent identifiers (PIDs) in digital libraries to help with long-term preservation and unifying objects with their metadata. It notes that the library uses PIDs for born-digital items, digitized projects, and e-theses from across the university. While PIDs help avoid reinventing processes and ensure files don't change, the library needed PIDs that were opaque but not too opaque and long but not too long. Key points discussed include when and what gets a PID assigned, as well as different types of PID resolvers like ARK, DOI, and handles. In conclusion, the document notes that implementing PIDs is more complicated than initially thought but persistence is the most important aspect
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Persistent Identifiers
- 1. Persisting with Identifiers Getting a handle on things from an archivist’s perspective… 19th July 2012
- 2. LSE’s Digital Library • Born-digital items, digitisation projects, e-theses, public lectures • From the Library, the School, and beyond • Developed by representatives from across the Library
- 6. PIDs to the rescue! • Compliance with best practice • Designing and using a schema delivers greater control over files • They aid long term preservation by the fact that they do not change • PIDs can be used to unify objects and metadata
- 8. What we needed • PIDs that are: • Opaque (but not too opaque) • Long (but not too long)
- 9. Points In Discussion • Practical in Discoverability: PID format, transparency and length • Pinning it Down: What gets a PID and when • Resolvers: ARK, DOI, Handle, URN, NOID and PURL.
- 10. Conclusions • More complicated than you might think! • Most important thing is persistence