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Preservation planning involves defining preservation criteria based on risk analysis of organizational context and digital objects. It follows a systematic process to develop preservation plans by evaluating available strategies against criteria. The goals are to support decision-making, formulate high-quality and cost-effective plans, and enable execution of preservation actions. The Planets approach understands user needs and policies through interviews and develops a decision support tool to select best strategies based on collection profiles and requirements. Plans trigger automated preservation actions and are re-evaluated periodically with technology changes.
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The Planets Preservation Planning workflow
The document discusses the Planets Preservation Planning workflow and tool called Plato. The workflow involves defining requirements, evaluating potential preservation actions, analyzing results, and building a preservation plan. Plato is a web-based tool that implements this workflow and allows defining objectives, samples, and requirements to evaluate preservation strategies according to specific criteria. The document provides guidance on using the tool for a practice preservation planning exercise involving a scenario and objective tree.
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http://www.dcc.ac.uk/events/workshops/digital-curation-and-preservation-outreach-and-capacity-building-workshop
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The document summarizes a training event on trusted digital repositories that took place in Vilnius, Lithuania from October 1-5, 2007. It discusses key initiatives and standards for digital preservation and certification of trusted repositories, including the nestor criteria catalogue. The nestor network aims to create a framework of trustworthy long-term digital archives. The document outlines criteria for organizational framework, object management, and infrastructure/security that repositories should address.
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- 1. Preservation Planning An Overview Hans Hofman Planets project, Training Vilnius, 3 October 2007
- 9. From preservation policy to action Policy/framework preservation planning process translate into executable workflow Context: mandate, business Plan Action/ execution Feedback/evaluation
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- 19. Preservation planning Preservation Policy Collection Profile Usage Profile Preservation Planner Plans Plan Evaluator Plan Sample Content Preservation Actions
- 24. Relationship to OAIS model
- 25. OAIS Model
- 26. The OAIS Preservation Planning Function
- 29. Change in the Designated Community For example use of a new file format NFA
- 31. New Requirements Alert NRA NRA
- 33. Revision Alert Periodical REA Operational Statistic REA REA
- 34. Preservation Planning: an overview
- 37. Preservation Planning Process trigger Preservation Plans Usage profile model Collection profile model, Organisational requirements model Technology watch Collection profiling service, Objective trees Risk assessment service PC Registry Validation framework PC Registry Digital object- Corpora