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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 1 Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification Services for R & D and heritage organisations from the German National Library Reinhard Altenhöner and Katarina Haage German National Library
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Content overview Some background: Online publications – how do they find their way into the repository? Ingest Levels as a leading principle in German National Library‘s dp-workflow Persistent Identification – a basic service in the APARSEN community and how do we find what we are looking for? AREDO – Archiving and sustainable preservation of digital objects – a cooperation service DNB contribution in R&D | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 2
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Background: Preservation at the German National Library –Legal deposit for German online publications since 2006 –Archival system for digital preservation developed in German project kopal (2004 – 2007) -Based on DIAS by IBM, which is multi-client capable and therefore aimed to cooperation -Support for file format migration: Object versioning, query interface for technical metadata -Ingest and access by own developed open source library (koLibRI) –Infrastructure for online publications: Local repository, DIAS (externally hosted), catalogue (biographical metadata, user access) | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 3
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Online publications and their way into the repository – a new ingest workflow –Need for flexible ingest process for variety of object types and file formats with integrated dp –Three delivery interfaces for publishers: OAI-PMH, web form with upload, hotfolder (FTP) –Cooperation service for other institutions (AREDO) -Traceable ingest workflow -Predictable preservation risks -Quality checks | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 4
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Ingest workflow | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 5TP Import service Hotfolder manager (OAI-PMH, web form) SIP launcher Repository SIP didigo Bibl. metadata Integrity checks Ticket system DIAS
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Ingest indicators File integrity (FI): Correct checksum Identifiability (ID): File format could be recognized No restrictions (NR): No technical protection measurements Generation of technical metadata (MD): Tool or module is available for the characterization of the recognized file format Validity (V): File format is valid | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 6
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Ingest levels and error evaluation | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 7 FIIDNRMDV Level 0XOOOO Level 1XXOOO Level 2XXXOO Level 3XXXXO Level 4XXXXX
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 8 Persistent Identification – how do we find what we are looking for? -Uniform Resource Name (URN) is a persistent identifier (PI); an unique identifier for digital objects, enabling online resources to be permanently identified and reliably cited -APARSEN’s WP22 (CITABILITY AND IDENTIFICATION) development of an interoperability framework for PI systems -All APARSEN deliverables are provided with an URN and can be found in the DNB catalogue: https://portal.dnb.de/opac.htm?query=%22aparsen%2 2&method=simpleSearch https://portal.dnb.de/opac.htm?query=%22aparsen%2 2&method=simpleSearch
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 9 The DNB and its URN Service –The German National Library assigns and administrates URNs from the namespace "urn:nbn:de" and offers an URN resolving service for Germany, Austria and Switzerland –The URN service is a free service of the German National Library See also: –Policy for issuing URNs in the urn:nbn:de namespace (DNB) –Catalogue of criteria for assessing the trustworthiness of PI systems (nestor)
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10 Long-term preservation cooperation service in the DNB: -Basic offers -Optional services -Formal structure | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 AREDO AR chivierung und dauerhafte E rhaltung D igitaler O bjekte (Archiving and sustainable preservation of digital objects)
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 11 AREDO
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 12 Basic offers Provision of a mass input and output interface Integrity check of all digital objects Check for duplicates in partner's preservation repository Quality checking of all digital objects Generation of technical metadata Reporting Provision of permanent access and search functions Backup storage of all archived objects (triple) / Archiving at multiple locations Rights management Preservation planning: ongoing risk analysis and risk information
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Statistic tool: Ingest | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 13
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14 Optional services Ingest: Risk handling based on jointly agreed quality rules for digital objects Processing of descriptive metadata supplied in Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, Version 1.1 Processing of additional information Curation: Regular and comprehensive status reports on all archived digital objects Agreement on suitable migration, or other safeguarding, measures | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014
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German National Library Libraries Museums Educational Institutes Archives 15 | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 Adaptation to partner's requirements AREDO allows individualised long-term preservation workflows to be set up between the partners and the German National Library which meet the specific needs of the institution in question:
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Service providerExternal Provider (DIAS) Service catalogue / Underpinning Contract Service catalogue SLA S e r v i c e t a k e r Service model 16 | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014
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Formal structure Cooperation contract between both organisations The deliverer makes sure the submitted objects have a certain standard (see Ingest Level) The cooperation provider makes sure the stored objects are accessible over a long-term and certificated for a long-term preservation process ( nestor certification) DNB as Not-for-Profit institution; no other costs than the actual costs For more details go to: http://www.dnb.de/aredohttp://www.dnb.de/aredo or contact: Karlheinz Schmitt, k.schmitt@dnb.dek.schmitt@dnb.de | Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 17
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 18 DNB and R&D: action and principles 1 -Participation in projects with strong relation to R&D- topics: -KEEP, SHAMAN, KOPAL, DP4lib, … -Evaluation and preparing-the-scene-projects -ODE, LUKII, 4C –Umbrella projects & services -Nestor, Parse.insight, APARSEN
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 19 Deliver requirements and transmit results from r&d into operation -New project: „Using emulation for the provision of multimedia objects” – based on KEEP Sharing knowledge, OSS-tools, regular exchange -More than before the Horizon: Research data -Topic for DNB as a memory organisation, if the data „is part“ of a publication and openly published in the web -Advanced need for cooperate with data producers and data centres to make use of generated data VCoE as a platform?! DNB and R&D: action and principles 2
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| Ingest Levels and Persistent Identification | October 2014 20 Questions and remarks are welcome now or later: Reinhard Altenhöner, r.altenhoener@dnb.der.altenhoener@dnb.de and Katarina Haage, k.haage@dnb.dek.haage@dnb.de German National Library Information Infrastructure and Preservation Adickesallee 1 D-60322 Frankfurt www.dnb.de
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